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-For over two decades, I have been mentoring people about SE and AI.
+The SE and AI literature is full of bold experiments
+that try a range of new ideas.  But some new ideas are better than
+others. With all little time, and lots of implementation experience,
+we can focus of which  ideas offer the "most bang per buck".
+
+I say all this since, for over two decades, I have been mentoring people about SE and AI.
 When you do that, after a while, you realize:
 
 - When it is all said and done, you only need  a dozen or so cool tricks;
@@ -20,60 +25,7 @@ semi-supervised multiple-objective optimization. Then I wrote notes
 on any part of the code where  I had spent time helping helping
 people with  those tricks, theory and traps.
 
-Here is how the notes are labelled. For way-out ideas, read the 500+ ones.
-For good-old-fashioned command-line warrior stuff, see 100-200
-
-- Odd number items are about SE;
-- So even numbers are about AI;
-- 
-
-|Anit-patterns<br>(things not to do) | SE system | SE coding | AI coding | AI theory<br>(standard) | New AI ideas| 
-|:----------------------------------:|:---------:|:---------:|:---------:|:-----------------------:|:-----------:|
-|00 - 99                             | 100 - 199 |  200-299  | 300-399   | 400 - 499               |  500-599    | 
-
-
-One more thing.  The SE and AI literature is full of bold experiments
-that try a range of new ideas.  But some new ideas are better than
-others. With all little time, and lots of implementation experience,
-we can focus of which  ideas offer the "most bang per buck".
-
-Share and enjoy.
-
-## Setting Up
-
-### Get some example data
-
-### Installation
-
-First get some test data:
-
-    git clone http://github.com/timm/data
-
-Just grab the code:
-
-    git clone http://github.com/timm/ezr
-    cd ezr/src
-    python3 -B ezr.py -t path2data/misc/auto93.csv -e all
-
-Or install from local code (if you edit the code, those changes are
-instantly accessible):
-
-    git clone http://github.com/timm/ezr
-    cd ezr
-    pip [-e] install ./setup.py
-    ezr -t path2data/misc/auto93.csv -e all # test the isntall
-
-Install from the web. Best if you want to just want to import the code,
-the write you own extensions
-
-    pip install ezr
-    ezr -t path2data/misc/auto93.csv -e all # test the install
-
-
-###  Running the code 
-
-This code has lots of
-`eg.xxx()` functions. Each of these can be called on the command line
-using, say:
+
 
-     python3 -B ezr.py -e klass      # calls the eg.klass() function
+
+