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22 February 2018, at 12:00a.m.
Over the last week US 53-54% lean hogs, decreased from 74.25c / lb to 71.63c / lb. In our mind this is mostly attributed to Pork Cut-Outs that declined from 82-83c/lb range, to 77-79c/lb last week.
With the US Pork Cut-outs, at 77c last Friday and lean hogs 72c, the 5c/lb spread is in the range we should expect in the coming months, considering current level of hog production and packing plant capacity. Meaning - for producers to get higher hog prices, cut-outs must go higher. We expect they will, over the coming weeks, as hog supply decreases seasonally.
One thing for absolute sure – the days of Packer Gross Margins records in the $30 to $50 range per head is over. The increased packing capacity has ended the era of Christmas everyday.
The PIC presentation was interesting. It was a full-blown attempt to convince producers that taste and flavor did not come from marbling, that increased marbling would lead to considerable increase cost of production, and that the answer and simplest solution was that lean pigs could have taste and flavor added from nutritional changes. On another hand that final consumers didn't really care for taste and flavor.
Many of the participants in the audience found much of the presentation humorous. To put into context, Manitoba exports 90% of its pig production as either pork or small pigs. While PIC dominates in the USA, Canada and in particular Manitoba are a different story. The two major packers in Manitoba have been hugely successful penetrating the Japan Market. On the Japanese Market, the most lucrative in the world, the main criteria for pork is red and marbled pork; not white and low marbling pork. Duroc's are the boar of choice, with many being Genesus Durocs.
In our opinion, PIC has a vested interest in trying to refute attempts by the US National Pork Board and USDA voluntarily pork grading system. The new grade system, which has been backed by consumer demand studies, will give the highest two grades, Prime and Choice, to the most red and marbled pork. PIC's own presentation explained it would take ten years in their swine breeding stock population to move to the new targeted colour and marbling.
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We welcome a comparison. Genesus has, since 1998 (twenty years), had a genetic team dedicated to maximising colour and marbling, while maximizing litter size, growth, livability and cost efficient. We believe and input our money on efforts to produce pork with taste and flavor. The choice is clear; the evidence points to darker pork with reasonable marbling is the way to enhance consumer demand. Genesus has been and will only produce genetics that deliver dark red and marbled pork.
We would encourage PIC, the leading swine genetic company in the USA, to announce full support for the new USDA and National Pork Board for the proposed new voluntary grade system. Why won't they? As we heard at the Iowa Congress, PIC – Pigs into Chicken?
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Everyone this is Xena Warrior Princess. She/he is a 12wk Silver Laced Wyandotte. I'm new to chickens but I'm suspicious now that Xena might be a Warrior Prince. I don't know if this is relevant but in the sun there is a slight green to her tail feathers. Always active and very curious about everything. I'm really enjoying her/him no matter what. Oh and she is a hatchery chick that is supposed to be a female. What does everyone think? Go!
It's a roo, judging by the curve of the tail feathers.
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Pullets don't have hackle feathers that curve like that. But there is a slight chance it may be a female-only time will tell for sure.
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Pretty pullet. Laced cockerels exhibit patchiness of plumage, namely in the shoulder region.
Females' saddle and tail feathers can absolutely curve slightly, as long as they're rounded in shape. The thing to look for is pointy-edged male specific plumage.
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I see saddle feathers and the tail is already sticking up so I'm leaning towards cockerels.
How pointed to roo hackle and saddle feathers get? Xena's neck feathers look slightly pointed to me, but I don't really know. Her tail is really what got me second guessing if she was a pullet or not.
It's a pullet as explained by @Alexandra33 .
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Looks like a pullet to me.


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Q: Why was `cp` designed to silently overwrite existing files? I tested cp with the following commands:
$ ls
first.html   second.html  third.html

$ cat first.html
first

$ cat second.html
second

$ cat third.html
third

Then I copy first.html to second.html:
$ cp first.html second.html

$ cat second.html
first

The file second.html is silently overwritten without any errors. However, if I do it in a desktop GUI by dragging and dropping a file with the same name, it will be suffixed as first1.html automatically. This avoids accidentally overwriting an existing file.
Why doesn't cp follow this pattern instead of overwriting files silently?

A: The default overwrite behavior of cp is specified in POSIX.

*If source_file is of type regular file, the following steps shall be taken:
3.a. The behavior is unspecified if dest_file exists and was written by a previous step. Otherwise, if dest_file exists, the following steps shall be taken:
3.a.i. If the -i option is in effect, the cp utility shall write a prompt to the standard error and read a line from the standard input. If the response is not affirmative, cp shall do nothing more with source_file and go on to any remaining files.
3.a.ii. A file descriptor for dest_file shall be obtained by performing actions equivalent to the open() function defined in the System Interfaces volume of POSIX.1-2017 called using dest_file as the path argument, and the bitwise-inclusive OR of O_WRONLY and O_TRUNC as the oflag argument.
3.a.iii. If the attempt to obtain a file descriptor fails and the -f option is in effect, cp shall attempt to remove the file by performing actions equivalent to the unlink() function defined in the System Interfaces volume of POSIX.1-2017 called using dest_file as the path argument. If this attempt succeeds, cp shall continue with step 3b.

When the POSIX specification was written, there already was a large number of scripts in existence, with a built-in assumption for the default overwrite behavior. Many of those scripts were designed to run without direct user presence, e.g. as cron jobs or other background tasks. Changing the behavior would have broken them. Reviewing and modifying them all to add an option to force overwriting wherever needed was probably considered a huge task with minimal benefits.
Also, the Unix command line was always designed to allow an experienced user to work efficiently, even at the expense of a hard learning curve for a beginner. When the user enters a command, the computer is to expect that the user really means it, without any second-guessing; it is the user's responsibility to be careful with potentially destructive commands.
When the original Unix was developed, the systems then had so little memory and mass storage compared to modern computers that overwrite warnings and prompts were probably seen as wasteful and unnecessary luxuries.
When the POSIX standard was being written, the precedent was firmly established, and the writers of the standard were well aware of the virtues of not breaking backwards compatibility.
Besides, as others have described, any user can add/enable those features for themselves, by using shell aliases or even by building a replacement cp command and modifying their $PATH to find the replacement before the standard system command, and get the safety net that way if desired.
But if you do so, you'll find that you are creating a hazard for yourself. If the cp command behaves one way when used interactively and another way when called from a script, you may not remember that the difference exists. On another system, you might end up being careless because you're become used to the warnings and prompts on your own system.
If the behavior in scripts will still match the POSIX standard, you're likely to get used to the prompts in interactive use, then write a script that does some mass copying - and then find you're again inadvertently overwritten something.
If you enforce prompting in scripts too, what will the command do when run in a context that has no user around, e.g. background processes or cron jobs? Will the script hang, abort, or overwrite?
Hanging or aborting means that a task that was supposed to get done automatically will not be done. Not overwriting may sometimes also cause a problem by itself: for example, it might cause old data to be processed twice by another system instead of being replaced with up-to-date data.
A large part of the power of the command line comes from the fact that once you know how to do something on the command line, you'll implicitly also know how to make it happen automatically by scripting. But that is only true if the commands you use interactively also work exactly the same when invoked in a script context. Any significant differences in behavior between interactive use and scripted use will create a sort of cognitive dissonance which is annoying to a power user.

A: cp comes from the beginning of Unix. It was there well before the Posix standard was written. Indeed: Posix just formalized the existing behavior of cp in this regard.
We're talking around Epoch (1970-01-01), when men were real men, women were real women and furry little creatures ... (I digress). In those days, adding extra code made a program bigger. That was an issue then, because the first computer that ran Unix was a PDP-7 (upgradable to 144KB RAM!). So things were small, efficient, without safety-features.
So, in those days, you had to know what you were doing, because the computer just did not have the power to prevent you from doing anything you regretted later.
(There is a nice cartoon by Zevar; search for "zevar cerveaux assiste par ordinateur" to find the evolution of the computer. Or try http://a54.idata.over-blog.com/2/07/74/62/dessins-et-bd/le-CAO-de-Zevar---reduc.jpg for as long as it exists)
For those really interested (I saw some speculation in the comments): The original cp on the first Unix was about two pages of assembler code (C came later). The relevant part was:
sys open; name1: 0; 0   " Open the input file
spa
  jmp error         " File open error
lac o17         " Why load 15 (017) into AC?
sys creat; name2: 0     " Create the output file
spa
  jmp error         " File create error

(So, a hard sys creat)
And, while we're at it: Version 2 of Unix used (code sniplet)
mode = buf[2] & 037;
if((fnew = creat(argv[2],mode)) < 0){
    stat(argv[2], buf);

which is also a hard creat without tests or safeguards. Note that the C-code for V2 Unix of cp is less than 55 lines!

A: Because these commands are also meant to be used in scripts, possibly running without any kind of human supervision, and also because there are plenty of cases where you indeed want to overwrite the target (the philosophy of the Linux shells is that the human knows what s/he is doing)
There are still a few safeguards:

*

*GNU cp has a -n|--no-clobber option

*if you copy several files to a single one cp will complain that the last one is not a directory.

A:
Is it "do one thing at one time"?

This comment sounds like a question about a general design principle.  Often, questions about these are very subjective, and we are not able to write a proper answer.  Be warned that we may close questions in this case.
Sometimes we have an explanation for the original design choice, because the developer(s) have written about them.  But I don't have such a nice answer for this question.
Why cp is designed this way?
The problem is Unix is over 40 years old.
If you were creating a new system now, you might make different design choices.  But changing Unix would break existing scripts, as mentioned in other answers.
Why was cp designed to silently overwrite existing files?
The short answer is "I don't know" :-).
Understand that cp is only one problem.  I think none of the original command programs protected against overwriting or deleting files.  The shell has a similar problem when redirecting output:
$ cat first.html > second.html

This command also silently overwrites second.html.
I am interested to think how all these programs could be redesigned.  It might require some extra complexity.
I think this is part of the explanation: early Unix emphasized simple implementations. For a more detailed explanation of this, see "worse is better", linked at the end of this answer.
You could change > second.html so it stops with an error, if second.html already exists.  However as we mentioned, sometimes the user does want to replace an existing file.  For example, she may be building up a complex command, trying several times until it does what she wants.
The user could run rm second.html first if she needs to.  This might be a good compromise!  It has some possible disadvantages of its own.

*

*The user must type the filename twice.

*People also get in to a lot of trouble using rm.  So I would like to make rm safer as well.  But how?  If we make rm show each filename and ask the user to confirm, she now has to write three lines of commands instead of one.  Also, if she has to do this too often, she will get into a habit and type "y" to confirm without thinking.  So it could be very annoying, and it could still be dangerous.

On a modern system, I recommend installing the trash command, and using it instead of rm where possible.  The introduction of Trash storage was a great idea e.g. for a single-user graphical PC.
I think it is also important to understand the limitations of the original Unix hardware - limited RAM and disk space, output displayed on slow printers  as well as the system and development software.
Notice that original Unix did not have tab completion, to quickly fill in a filename for an rm command.  (Also, the original Bourne shell does not have command history, e.g. like when you use the Up arrow key in bash).
With printer output, you would use line-based editor, ed.  This is harder to learn than a visual text editor.  You have to print some current lines, decide how you want to change them, and type an edit command.
Using > second.html is a bit like using a command in a line-editor.  The effect it has depends on the current state.  (If second.html already exists, its content will be discarded).  If the user is not sure about the current state, she is expected to run ls or ls second.html first.
"Simple implementation" as a design principle
There is a popular interpretation of Unix design, which begins:

The design must be simple, both in implementation and interface. It is more important for the implementation to be simple than the interface. Simplicity is the most important consideration in a design.
...
Gabriel argued that "Worse is better" produced more successful software than the MIT approach: As long as the initial program is basically good, it will take much less time and effort to implement initially and it will be easier to adapt to new situations. Porting software to new machines, for example, becomes far easier this way. Thus its use will spread rapidly, long before a [better] program has a chance to be developed and deployed (first-mover advantage).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worse_is_better

A: The design of "cp" goes back to the original design of Unix. There in fact was a coherent philosophy behind the Unix design, which has been slightly less that half-jokingly been referred to as Worse-is-Better*.
The basic idea is that keeping the code simple is actually a more important design consideration that having a perfect interface or "doing The Right Thing".

*

*Simplicity -- the design must be simple, both in implementation and
  interface. It is more important for the implementation to be simple
  than the interface. Simplicity is the most important consideration in
  a design.

*Correctness -- the design must be correct in all
  observable aspects. It is slightly better to be simple than correct.

*Consistency -- the design must not be overly inconsistent.
  Consistency can be sacrificed for simplicity in some cases, but it is
  better to drop those parts of the design that deal with less common
  circumstances than to introduce either implementational complexity or
  inconsistency.

*Completeness -- the design must cover as many
  important situations as is practical. All reasonably expected cases
  should be covered. Completeness can be sacrificed in favor of any
  other quality. In fact, completeness must be sacrificed whenever
  implementation simplicity is jeopardized. Consistency can be
  sacrificed to achieve completeness if simplicity is retained;
  especially worthless is consistency of interface.

(emphasis mine)
Remembering that this was 1970, the use case of "I want to copy this file only if it doesn't already exist" would have been a fairly rare use case for someone performing a copy. If that's what you wanted, you'd be quite capable of checking before the copy, and that can even be scripted.
As to why an OS with that design approach happened to be the one that won out over all other OS's being built at the time, the author of the essay had a theory for that as well.

A further benefit of the worse-is-better philosophy is that the
  programmer is conditioned to sacrifice some safety, convenience, and
  hassle to get good performance and modest resource use. Programs
  written using the New Jersey approach will work well both in small
  machines and large ones, and the code will be portable because it is
  written on top of a virus.
It is important to remember that the initial virus has to be basically
  good. If so, the viral spread is assured as long as it is portable.
  Once the virus has spread, there will be pressure to improve it,
  possibly by increasing its functionality closer to 90%, but users have
  already been conditioned to accept worse than the right thing.
  Therefore, the worse-is-better software first will gain acceptance,
  second will condition its users to expect less, and third will be
  improved to a point that is almost the right thing.

* - or what the author, but nobody else, called "The New Jersey approach".

A: The main reason is that a GUI is by definition interactive, while a binary like /bin/cp is just a program which can be called from all kinds of places, for example from your GUI ;-). I'd bet that even today the vast majority of calls to /bin/cp will not be from a real terminal with a user typing a shell command but rather from a HTTP server or a mail system or a NAS. A built-in protection against user errors makes complete sense in an interactive environment; less so in a simple binary. For example, your GUI will most likely call /bin/cp in the background to perform the actual operations and would have to deal with the safety questions on standard out even though it just asked the user!
Note that it was from day one close to trivial to write a safe wrapper around /bin/cp if so desired. The *nix philosophy is to provide simple building blocks for users: of these, /bin/cp is one.

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Should "How to extract just plain text from .doc & .docx files" be migrated?
I noticed that if you search google for "word to text command line" the very first result is a closed question on Stack Overflow:
How to extract just plain text from .doc & .docx files? (unix)
Although it's closed as off topic, the fact that it's the top search result suggests that it has gotten something right! Shouldn't it be migrated to another site? Software Recommendations was suggested in comments, but it seems like a candidate for Super User as well. In any case, it's a shame that the most useful link addressing this question is closed and posted on the wrong site. Seems like a broken window.
I should add that I don't see it as a "shopping list" question, although I see that it is worded in a way that might invite that interpretation. The title says "how to," and I think that's the right interpretation. I think it is off-topic -- but I don't think it would be on another site.
(I could have just flagged, but I don't think I have a good handle on the right way to propose migrations, so I decided to ask.)
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Yes - migrated into nonexistence. – Ian Kemp Apr 24 '19 at 7:36
"it's the top search result" - it's SO good, not that specific question. This should normally occurs with any other question. Over past years different e.g. C# sites moving down and SO up, it's over msdn currently. It wasn't my decision to avoid "asking for library" questions (that's solid amount of traffic), but I am forced to support it. Is it good or bad we will see in 10 years, maybe some other network will take over SO if they allow such questions, /shrug – Sinatr Apr 24 '19 at 7:43
"The fact that it's the top search result suggests that it has gotten something right." Indeed. What it has gotten right is that people have found it helpful and useful. But of course SO is not primarily interested in being helpful and useful. SO's prime directive is to build a high-quality repository of answers to high-quality questions, but this question is (per SO's rules) not high-quality, which leads to the results you see. – Steve Summit Apr 25 '19 at 14:01
The question doesn't deserve to be migrated anywhere.
Migration is a function which allows us to move a question which is otherwise good but a better fit somewhere else.
So let's ask ourselves: is the question good?
No, it's not a good question.
The question is tacitly and explicitly asking for a shopping list, which is not a form of question we want to support anywhere on the network.
This is also evidenced by the answers which are just throwing recommendations out there as "try this"-style solutions. None of these are going to redeem the question.
Irrespective of what attention it's received from SEO over the years, this question just isn't good. Because it's not good, we shouldn't be migrating it.
(Besides, migrations for content that old can't happen at all since it's beyond thresholds for even diamond moderators. An employee probably could do it but given the damning evidence against it, chances of that happening are nil.)
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I see what you're saying, but to me, it didn't read as a shopping list request. It read to me as a "how do I" question. But I can see how someone might disagree. – senderle Apr 22 '19 at 17:13
@senderle - Are phrases like "Anyone know of anything they can recommend" or "wondered if there were any other suggestions" not enough of a hint in this context...? – Makoto Apr 22 '19 at 17:14
I don't know what you mean by "enough of a hint." I see why someone might see those phrases and conclude that this is a shopping list question -- sure. To be clear, that's why I said "But I can see how someone might disagree." It's just not my conclusion, after reading and considering the question as a whole. – senderle Apr 22 '19 at 17:17
"The question is tacitly and explicitly asking for a shopping list, which is not a form of question we want to support anywhere on the network." - Can you please discuss Software Recommendations specifically? – Kevin Apr 23 '19 at 16:16
@Kevin: I'd argue that it's an anomaly. The blog post in 2010 clearly didn't motivate a site like Software Recommendations coming about; it was borne out of a pain here on Stack Overflow because users just kept posting about software recs. To this day I still have a hard time sending people along to Software Recommendations because it would feel like I'm throwing trash over the fence in many contexts. – Makoto Apr 23 '19 at 16:56
@Kevin: It's also the case that Software Recs isn't really going for "shopping list"-style questions anyway. There's a lot of meaty details in what they expect a question to contain and what is or isn't acceptable there. The stereotypical "shopping-list" question is just a set of requirements with no scope or bound, which is the question we're actually discussing right now. – Makoto Apr 23 '19 at 17:01
@Kevin: I would guess that almost every recommendation question on Stack Overflow or elsewhere (e.g. Software Engineering also gets a lot of them) cannot be migrated to Software Recommendations because it would not meet their quality standards and thus be off-topic there. They have those quality standards precisely because of the same reasons that recommendation questions are off-topic on almost all sites, in order to prevent and avoid the problems because of which those kinds of questions are unwelcome almost everywhere. – Jörg W Mittag Apr 24 '19 at 22:51
@JörgWMittag: That's fine, but if you make a blanket statement such as "shopping list questions are not a form of question we want to support anywhere on the network," you really should not be surprised when people bring up SR. – Kevin Apr 24 '19 at 23:05
@Kevin: I would argue that the rules put in place on Software Recommendations are precisely to ensure that shopping-list questions are off-topic there as well. The requirement to have a user story / use case / statement of purpose, a requirements specification, to show your research, they are all there to ensure that the question does not devolve into a shopping-list. – Jörg W Mittag Apr 24 '19 at 23:16
@JörgWMittag: And I never said otherwise. – Kevin Apr 24 '19 at 23:16
I disagree with this take. The top-voted answer purports to do this with nothing but standard Unix command-line tools. What's more, it's clear that the asker is not asking purely for tool recommendations, because the example they link to of any approach they've already seen is a short Python-based solution using no third-party libraries. If this is a shopping list question, then every how-to question for which a third-party tool could conceivably be useful is a shopping list question. – Mark Amery Apr 25 '19 at 12:27
While I agree this isn't a great question, there are a host of problems with this answer and followup comments. First "Migration is a function which allows us to move a question which is otherwise good but a better fit somewhere else." this is incorrect; questions don't have to be "otherwise good for SO". A question can be quite bad, e.g. blatantly off-topic on SO, and be a great migration candidate because it's on-topic on another site instead. Second, the question's not a shopping list, but others have already explained that one. Third, because you don't personally approve of [1/2] – TylerH Apr 25 '19 at 14:12
(cont'd) Software Recs has no bearing on the fact that, in reality, it's an equal site on the network, not some "well we need some place to direct undesirable content..." The argument that it is such a place falls apart when you consider they impose standards on the type and quality of questions that are allowed/on-topic there. [2/2] – TylerH Apr 25 '19 at 14:14
@TylerH: A question which is objectively bad means it's also a bad fit for SO. A question which is objectively good but not a fit for SO is the only point in which "migration" becomes an option. Not sure how this was conflated; I never mentioned "otherwise good for SO" as an option. – Makoto Apr 25 '19 at 15:20
Also @TylerH: I at least correct myself with my second response after looking a bit closer at what standards of questions they expect on their site, but I could be forgiven for assuming what kind of site it is, given that people who ask questions just like the one we're discussing in the OP often get referred to Software Recommendations, and often without any context or framing or expectation of quality. Honestly, it sounds familiar. – Makoto Apr 25 '19 at 15:31
Well, the question wasn't closed until 4 years ago; it spent the 4 years after it was posted NOT closed.
It was closed to illustrate the point that it's not really the kind of question we're looking for, but the upvotes clearly show that it has proven useful.
I don't think there's any problem with it being closed, with regard to its position in external search results. The fact that it is closed surely doesn't mean the information is somehow "invalid".
As far as the question of whether or not to migrate it, the first rule of migration is Don't Migrate Crap, and since the question is definitely off-topic and seeking recommendations, there's no point in trying to foist it off on anyone else.
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A question can be both useful and off topic. Both aren't mutually exclusive. – Braiam Apr 22 '19 at 15:36
@Braiam: I guess I don't understand your point. The cited question is closed because it is off-topic. – Mark Benningfield Apr 22 '19 at 15:38
I certainly don't think there's any particular problem with it being closed on Stack Overflow, since it's not on topic for Stack Overflow. That's not what I'm asking. – senderle Apr 22 '19 at 15:43
@senderle: Could you clarify, then? I read your question to say that you didn't think it should be ranked highly in search results because it is closed. – Mark Benningfield Apr 22 '19 at 15:46
@MarkBenningfield, do my edits clarify at all? My precise point is really that I think it would be on-topic on another site. And the benefit of having it be open would be to invite updates and new answers, as things change over time. If the consensus is that it is indeed a shopping list question as Makoto thinks, that's fine. It won't change my mind but I can accept that outcome. – senderle Apr 22 '19 at 17:29
Closed is just the previous step towards deletion. At that point, useful information or not will be lost. Migration is a way to prevent information loses. – Braiam Apr 22 '19 at 18:34
@Braiam: The question does not fit the criteria for automatic deletion by the system, so it would have to be deleted explicitly by someone. I don't think that's going to happen. – Mark Benningfield Apr 22 '19 at 21:07
@senderle: I agree with Makoto that the question is definitely off-topic; there's no doubt that it should be closed. And the first rule of migration is Don't Migrate Crap, so that's pretty much a non-starter. I suppose you could inquire on the meta-sites of all of the other SE websites and see if anyone wants it, but that would be time-consuming. – Mark Benningfield Apr 22 '19 at 21:16
Eh... Off-topic is one of the specific reasons we do migrate for (in fact, we shouldn't migrate questions that aren't off-topic). Just because it's off-topic here, doesn't mean it's off-topic elsewhere. E.g. software recommendation questions are fine on Software Recommendations. Don't migrate crap applies to too broad/unclear/badly written. However, I don't think there's a site where this question is on-topic. – Erik A Apr 23 '19 at 8:41
@Braiam no. Closure is closure, deletion is deletion. The fact that badly received closed questions will be deleted automatically by the system does not mean that closure "is just the previous step towards deletion". It just means those questions are that bad. This not a good question, but it was well received (as proven by its score and answers), so I doubt it will ever get deleted. – Cássio Renan Apr 25 '19 at 5:21
"and since the question is definitely [...] seeking recommendations, there's no point in trying to foist it off on anyone else." What if there is a site specifically for seeking recommendations? One site's off-topic could be another site's gem. – TylerH Apr 25 '19 at 14:06
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Q: Detect/update Python2-style code that is no longer needed I maintain a moderately big open source project (~22000 lines of python code)
Because it has been in development for a long time and was originally written for Python 2 there is a lot of unnecessarily complex code. Code that could be simplified (and unified) by using modern Python 3 syntax (for example meta-classes, which have significantly simpler syntax nowadays).
Is there some established way to do this? At least detect python2-isms (maybe using pylint and some specific settings?), but ideally auto-correct them.
If possible, I want the code to refrain from "Python <3.6-isms" as well.

A: Yes - 2to3 and pyupgrade.
You can top things off with flynt for f-string conversion.
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A: I do not think there are some established ways to convert between -isms, as it depends a lot on the use case and such.
There are some scripts to convert Python2 code to Python3, like 2to3, but it does not consider everything you want to do.


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Busy this last week doing "pixel-perfect wireframes" (don't ask). I dunno. With seemingly the whole world going with Jakob on this one: low-fidelity, fast iteration prototyping with rapid whatnots; we're plodding away with Freehand documents and hardly even a whiteboard sketch between them and the A3 colour printer that lovingly prints them out. All this after Visio purgatory and the dreaded "user journeys" as well (the latter not done by me, luckily). All we need now is some site map psychosis and the madness will be complete. Still – if the client's paying, I'm all for it. And I'm sure it's good for me to do this… somehow (grits teeth…).


Located on a quiet cul-de-sac in desirable Richmond, this brand new home showcases flawless, classic style, over 3,500 sq ft of living space & 3+1 bedrooms. This exquisite home will leave you in awe! The main floor presents 10' ceilings, engineered oak hardwood flooring & is illuminated with pot lighting & chic light fixtures which showcase the open floor plan including a spacious front den/office, well-appointed chef's kitchen finished with upgraded traditional cabinets, island with exotic counter top slab, quartz counter tops, built-in hutch, separate pantry, high-end appliance package & casual dining area. The adjacent living room is embellished with a coffered ceiling & feature fireplace with marble tile surround. A 2 piece powder room & mudroom with full height built-in cabinets & bench complete the main level.


Pvc wall panel manufacturer / supplier in China, offering Decorative Interior New Wood Plastic PVC Wall Panel WPC Ceiling Panel Price, WPC Wall Panel for Building Materials and Interior Decoration, New Interior Decorative Wood Plastic PVC Wall and Ceiling Panel and so on.
Wuxi Rongzhen Plastic Technology Co., Ltd was founded in 2009 with a registered capital of 20 million RMB and is a major manufacture of PVC wall panel/ceiling and WPC wall panel.
Located in Wuxi, which is near Shanghai and Nanjing, Our factory covers a production area of 20, 000 sqm and have a yearly production capacity of 1.5 million sqm wall panels with over 100 workers.


Newhey Carpets Limited, a commercial carpet designer and manufacturer, are raising their game after investing £300,000 on a second Graphics Tufted machine.
One of the U.K's leading carpet manufacturers have increased the number of designs available to re-colour through their online design tool.
Newhey Carpets, a British Manufacturer and designer of high performance and sustainable commercial carpets, are set to launch an exciting collection of on-trend stock designs aimed specifically at the Hospitality & Leisure sectors.
Newhey Carpets launched Colortec+ Express in summer 2014, allowing clients to choose from over 60 designs, recolour using their 290 colour tuft box, receive a sample within 48 hours and crucially all with 4 week manufacturing lead times.
Constantly pushing the boundaries of innovation in sustainability, British manufacturer Newhey Carpets has recently developed a revolutionary carpet secondary backing system, "evobac", made using 100% recycled plastic bottles.


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High impact science for sustainable agriculture and safe, nutritious food
By 2050, some 50 per cent of the world's population and close to 60% of the world's children are expected to reside in the Tropics.
With the world population on track to exceed 9 billion by 2050, food production will need to increase by 70% to meet demand.The ability of the agricultural and food industries across the supply chain to adapt, innovate and form successful collaborations is vital to support a strong and prosperous Australia with sustainable food security.
QAAFI is a partnership between the Queensland Government and The University of Queensland, which draws together a diverse critical mass of resources and infrastructure to tackle some of the biggest challenges facing Queensland's tropical and subtropical food, fibre and agri-business industries.
Our unique combination of science and technology, and a tropical and subtropical environment, means that Queensland is the natural leader in this area of science globally.
In Africa, where almost a third of the world's hungriest people live, climate unpredictability could hit agricultural output by up to 30% by the end of the century.
Research Impact content
Food systems and the bioeconomy: Revitalising agriculture for the 21st century
The COVID-19 pandemic has sharpened our focus on food – whether it be due to concerns relating to supply chain integrity, the viability of rural communities, or a rediscovery of home-cooking during lock-down.
Portable chemistry kit sweetens native bush fruit production
Indigenous communities can now assess the quality and sweetness of their wild-harvested native bush fruits in the field, rather than sending samples off to food science laboratories.
Researchers smash avocado production bottleneck
If you enjoy avocado on your toast in the morning, you will soon be thanking University of Queensland researchers for keeping up the supply of your favourite breakfast fare.
Wagyu beef passes the taste test of science
The unique flavour, texture and aroma of Australia's famous Wagyu beef can now be marketed using a world-first flavour profile.
Post-Pandemic brave new world of agriculture
Robots working in abattoirs, sky-high vertical farms, more gene-edited foods in our supermarkets and automated farming systems could all help guarantee food supply in the next pandemic.
Plum pickings: ancient fruit ripe for modern plates
An Indigenous fruit which is one of the earliest known plant foods eaten in Australia could be the next big thing in the bush foods industry.
Beefing up against cattle disease
UQ researchers have developed a vaccine that could slash the devastating impact of Bovine Respiratory Disease on cattle and the beef industry.
Breeding sorghum for growth
UQ researchers are using genetics to revolutionise the Australian sorghum industry, increasing both yields and profits for growers.
Producing uniquely Australian foods
Thanks to a new collaboration involving researchers from across UQ, Australian bush tucker could soon be found in kitchens around the world.
Spray-on protection
UQ scientists have joined forces to develop a breakthrough that has the potential to bolster global food security.
Choosing life before career no barrier to success
UQ's Dr Barbara George-Jaeggli writes about the importance of a good support network, and the changes needed so parents don't have to choose between career and caring.
The tree of shelf-life
A food scientist from UQ is working with Indigenous communities to unlock a lucrative industry – using Kakadu plum to extend the storage life of food.
Growing ideas for a better future
UQ is leading a vital agricultural partnership between research institutions and industry to increase efficiency in crop plant breeding, ultimately helping to overcome global food shortages.
Safeguarding our future food supply
To celebrate Research Week 2018, UQ is proud to share how UQ research is creating change, right across the world, every day. Find out how our researchers are collaborating with research partners both in Australia and abroad to protect our future food supply.
Together as one
According to English poet John Donne in 1624, "No man is an island entire of itself; every man is a piece of the continent, a part of the main…" Swap the word 'man' for 'human' or 'organisation' and this is the philosophy of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, a powerful philanthropic group that seeks to reduce inequity in the world.
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Email: qaafi@uq.edu.au
Media enquiries: +61 7 3346 0553


Everything we do is custom to the needs of the individual client and no two clients are alike.
Whatever your needs as a craft producer, restaurateur, hotelier or winemaker we can build a program to help you grow as fast as you need.
We can build classes for you to educate your customers on your products! Because you are busy….


This rugged, single layer hiking tent offers ultra lightweight and 3-season protection for 2 people.
Thanks to a streamlined design, this lightweight hiking tent is easy to setup & offers durable, versatile shelter for every adventurer into hiking, camping, or tour cycling. Dual door (second door is designed for gears storage) and vestibule design make going in and out easy for both hikers, while providing ample space for hiking or camping gear storage.
Waterproof & Windproof: Silicone coated single skin nylon tent fly gives it a water resistance rating of 4000MM while having breathability in the hiking tent. Reinforced professional aluminium rod with aluminium triangular stakes allow this hiking tent to withstand stronger winds.
Ultra-Lightweight: Considering the size and the waterproofing of this tent, the fact is that the Tagar comes in at an impressive 1.385kg only (includes tent, pegs & wind rope).
Pest Control Ventilation: The inner mesh tent promotes air circulation, covering a large part of the hiking tent to keep unwanted bugs where they belong – outside the tent.
Note: Footprint is included. A footprint is highly recommended to make your precious lightweight hiking tent last longer - Among a variety of uses, it protects your lightweight hiking tent from damage by sticks & stones on the ground where you are pitching your tent. The footprint we offer is high quality & is custom made to go with this hiking tent.
Add a waterproof footprint to protect your Tagar 2 ultralight tent from wear & tear from sticks & stones from the ground, helping to keep your lightweight hiking tent last longer. After all, if your footprint gets damaged & needs to be replaced, at least you won't have to replace your whole beloved tent! It's a great option to have that's highly recommended.


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Features Agronomy Seeding/Planting
Good conditions allow for good seeding progress in Saskatchewan
By Government of Saskatchewan
Seeding progress has doubled in Saskatchewan thanks to relatively good conditions, according to the latest Saskatchewan Crop Report. Seventy per cent of the crop is now in the ground, up from 35 per cent last week and well ahead of the five-year (2013-2017) seeding average of 55 per cent for this time of year.
The southeast region is the most advanced with 82 per cent of the crop seeded. Seventy-seven per cent is seeded in the northeast, 72 per cent in the southwest, 66 in the west-central region, 65 per cent in the northwest and 53 per cent in the east-central region.
Rainfall was reported in some areas, ranging from trace amounts to 28 millimetres in the Biggar area. The majority of the province remains in need of rain to replenish the topsoil as warm temperatures and strong winds continue to dry fields. Provincially, topsoil moisture conditions on crop land are rated as 47 per cent adequate, 39 per cent short and 14 per cent very short. Hay land and pasture topsoil moisture is rated as 31 per cent adequate, 46 per cent short and 23 per cent very short.
Crops are slowly emerging but are mostly in good condition despite damage from strong winds and lack of moisture. The majority are either at or behind normal developmental stages for this time of year.
Pastures and hay land remain dry and growth has been slow. Pasture conditions are rated as 22 cent good, 40 per cent fair, 28 per cent poor and 10 per cent very poor.
SaskPower reports 34 cases of farm machinery contacting electrical equipment in the last week, bringing the total in May to 119. SaskPower reminds producers that most farm-related incidents happen during the spring. Please check for overhead power lines and plan ahead when moving equipment. More safety information is available at www.saskpower.com/safety.
Great strides made in Saskatchewan seeding progress
Manitoba seeding progress continues
Saskatchewan crops cope with cycle of high humidity and dry conditions
Favourable seeding conditions in Manitoba
Planting delayed in many parts of Ontario


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Q: How can I get the JSON data for the photos in my Facebook albums? The example given on the Facebook Graph API page was https://graph.facebook.com/98423808305 - and this gives all the photos in the album and their URL. I am assuming that 98423808305 part is the Album ID. The trouble is, how do I get my own Album IDs? Where can I find this in the URL of my albums?
The first element in the query string is ?set=a.xxxx.yyyy.zzzz, with more digits than that of course. I tried using xxx, yyyy, zzzz. Using zzzzz gave me brief details of my own profile. Using yyyyy gave me someone else's profile. Using zzzzz gave me false.
I am a total newbie in Facebook APIs and finding it all very overwhelming, not knowing exactly where to start. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
D.
CLARIFICATION: I am hoping to embed photos from my public FB albums in my own website. It is CMS driven so I thought it'd be nice if I can provide a macro of some sort, the user/editor can then enter some details (album ID, or whatever) and the macro will fetch the JSON data, and generate an album out of it on the CMS page. From what I can see in the client-side authentication method there's a process which requires me to authenticate on FB to get an access token. Is there any way to fetch a public album without authentication?

A: Trying to extract API object ids from urls will always be brittle, as Facebook could change the url format at any time.  If you're planning to use the Graph API, GET /me/albums will include the Graph API ids of your albums.


Our "I Dig You!" Valentine's day tags are perfect to tie onto small gifts for your child's friends, and they come hole punched! What boy doesn't love a dump truck full of..hearts! In sea foam green and bright red, these Valentine's day tags are the perfect finishing touch for those Valentines! Our matching "I Dig You!" Valentine's Day cards would make the perfect set!


The Darwin Day Dinner for 2020 will be held on February 8, 2020. Reserve the day. More information to come.
Wilton Quaker Meeting hosted a remembramce event at our meetinghouse on Deceember 8, 2018. There were five speakers who spoke of their loved ones lost to gun violence and the actions we can take to prevent such deaths in the future. About one hundred people were in attendance for this very moving event.
Quakers had a booth at the recent Sono Arts Festival in Norwalk CT.