[Savannah-register-public] [task #15352] Submission of An interpretor for a language with automatic error propagation

[Ineiev]

Follow-up Comment #14, task #15352 (project administration):

> Thanks for pointing this out.  We have now removed our copyright notice from
it

Oh, and of course, now I should ask if there are other such files with wrong
copyright notices in your package.

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[Savannah-register-public] [task #15352] Submission of An interpretor for a language with automatic error propagation

[Ineiev]

Follow-up Comment #13, task #15352 (project administration):

> Thanks for pointing this out.  We have now removed our copyright notice from
it, but kept the license notice.  Hope that is appropriate (and necessary?).

It already had a permissive license notice; you can add the notice from the
GPL on top of it, but it isn't necessary.

> > Files like lex.yy.c and src/vm.a have no copyright and license notices
(please check other files as well).
> 
> We have removed these files.   These are not necessary and are generated as
part of the build process.  Apologies for missing to exclude them earlier.

This case is harder than removing files like 'configure': you'll need to
re-add them and  ensure their compliance  when your package is evaluated for
GNU ('configure' already was compliant).

> We have checked that all files now have some copyright and license notice. 
Only files which have neither are the following PDF files.  Not sure if they
need these notices and if so, how to add them.
> 
> doc/LaTeX/Figs/fig1.pdf
> doc/LaTeX/Figs/fig2.pdf

https://www.gnu.org/prep/maintain/html_node/Copyright-Notices.html says that
if some file has a format that doesn't permit notices, they should be stated
in a README file in the same directory.  Haven't you read that page?

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[Savannah-register-public] [task #15348] Submission of Free Molecular Dynamics

[Arham Amouei]

Follow-up Comment #15, task #15348 (project administration):

Thanks for the reply.

> What actually matters is whether the maintainers of the package basically
understand where these parts of copyright notices come from, and whether they
have a commitment to maintain the notices.

Actually I'm paying great attention to the notices, thanks to what I've
learned from people like you. But README and the example files do not
constitute the main part of this project. It's very unlikely that one day we
face a dispute over who their exact copyright holders are (even if that
happens the records in the git repository will settle that). I won't insist on
using the phrase "The authors of FMD" in the notices of those files, but it
would look awkward if, for example, the names of 10 people are listed in a
short readme file because each of them added one paragraph or so. Please
inform me of your final judgment about the usage of the phrase "The authors of
FMD" in the mentioned files. I'll prepare the files according to that.

Two final remarks:
1. Despite my really great respect and debt to people who have worked on GNU,
I don't like the term GNU/Linux. I'm going to use phrases like "Operating
Systems with Linux kernel" or, more generally, "Unix-like systems" instead.
2. We may have more than one host for this project (2 hosts are enough). I
hope this isn't against your rules. The git repositories on all hosts will
always be up-to-date.

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[Savannah-register-public] [task #15321] Submission of HackRF Stream

[Ineiev]

Update of task #15321 (project administration):

  Status: In Progress => Cancelled  
 Open/Closed:Open => Closed 


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[Savannah-register-public] [task #15348] Submission of Free Molecular Dynamics

[Ineiev]

Follow-up Comment #14, task #15348 (project administration):

> But if you are not familiar with the legal aspects enough, how can you
decide if the copyright notices in a package are "valid" or not?

The copyright notices should have the established form and list the right
years and copyright holders.  Of course, in most cases I hardly can tell who
is the real copyright holder of the files I wasn't involved in writing (as
opposed to the files I write myself).  However, this isn't essential.

What actually matters is whether the maintainers of the package basically
understand where these parts of copyright notices come from, and whether they
have a commitment to maintain the notices; so far, I'm getting an impression
you haven't.

> Some projects use...

It also doesn't matter what other people do.  You and me are not responsible
for their actions.

> And I see that even many GNU projects does NOT abide by all the things you
say. Just for an example, the files ChangeLog and THANKS of the latest gzip
torball doesn't have notices.

Thank you!  Please file a bug report against gzip and make sure the issue is
fixed.

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[Savannah-register-public] [task #15369] Submission of Anyuta - simplest but powerful AI for different tasks; here is stocks/commodities/crypocurrencies trading-advisor, based at it

[Ineiev]

Update of task #15369 (project administration):

  Status:None => Cancelled  
 Assigned to:None => ineiev 
 Open/Closed:Open => Closed 

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Follow-up Comment #1:

We discourage simplistic packages on Savannah.  Anyuta is effectively a single
file less than 100 lines long; it could be hosted on a web page and doesn't
need a dedicated Savannah group with all its features.

A side note: Mawk isn't a GNU package, and gnuplot _is_ free, not just "seems
to be".

Cancelling.

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[Savannah-register-public] [task #15369] Submission of Anyuta - simplest but powerful AI for different tasks; here is stocks/commodities/crypocurrencies trading-advisor, based at it

[Slava Glupyi]

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 Summary: Submission of Anyuta - simplest but powerful AI for
different tasks; here is stocks/commodities/crypocurrencies trading-advisor,
based at it
 Project: Savannah Administration
Submitted by: you_are_table
Submitted on: Sun 18 Aug 2019 10:36:40 AM UTC
 Should Start On: Sun 18 Aug 2019 12:00:00 AM UTC
   Should be Finished on: Wed 28 Aug 2019 12:00:00 AM UTC
Category: Project Approval
Priority: 5 - Normal
  Status: None
 Privacy: Public
Percent Complete: 0%
 Assigned to: None
 Open/Closed: Open
 Discussion Lock: Any
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= Registration Details =

* Name: *Anyuta - simplest but powerful AI for different tasks; here is
stocks/commodities/crypocurrencies trading-advisor, based at it*
* System Name:  *anyuta*
* Type: non-GNU software and documentation
* License: GNU General Public License v3 or later



== Description: ==
Hi, dear kittens! it is neural network, which make assumptions for
stocks/commodities/cryptocurrency price (FEEL FREE TO USE IT FOR ANYTHING
ELSE)

Feautures:

0. Safety: it is actually TWO neural networks, - one aims to foresee price,
while second aims to foresee errors; so, it decrease your risks
1. Simplicity: only 1 function, with 6 arguments; feel free to use it in ANY
your code
2. Easy: AI is ~20 lines of code itself
3. Fast: AI need to see any data only once to remember it; practically, this
software spend ~10 seconds on my slow notebook
4. Low system requirements: it uses only a few megabytes of RAM
5. Low dependencies: written at GNU / MAWK programming language, uses wget to
retrieve price, gnuplot + xterm to draw it; it eve does not require SSL
6. Small: only ~2 kilobytes of full working software

CAUTIONS!!!

please don't trade if you don't understand how risky it is! 
~90% traders lost all their money!
no guarantee!
use it at your own risk! 
neither me nor GNU community have any responsibility if something happen!

Also, WARNING: while, particularly, this code use Bitmex & Stooq API, so,
please, send me patch which make possibility to use FREE (preferrably
decentralized) source of historical price



== Other Software Required: ==
GNU mawk: https://invisible-island.net/mawk/ , GPL v2 (if i remember
correctly)

optional dependencies:
GNUplot: http://www.gnuplot.info , seems to be free , - used for price charts
drawing
xterm: (part of X windowing system project): used by gnuplot; feel free to
modify source code to use another Gnuplot output terminat
wget: using for price retrieval; while sites (which provide price) are HTTPS,
you can modify source code: you can replace "wget ... " to "wget 
--no-check-certificate ..." in code, - but it's strictly not recommend!
(disabling HTTPS may be required on weak/old/embedded systems)


== Other Comments: ==
Detailed documentation with a lot of easy, useful explanations will be add
soon, hopefully today


== Tarball URL: ==
https://savannah.nongnu.org/submissions_uploads/Anyuta.tar.gz






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