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...elds are numeric byDD <- function(data) {lm(AvgKWh~ AvgHDD + AvgCDD, data=data)} byActNo <- by(usage, usage$ActNo, FUN=byDD) sapply(byActNo, summary(byActno)$coef) Thanks in advance! I'm sure a similar question has been covered somewhere but everytime I follow the message stream I hit a deadend. -- View this message in context: http://r.789695.n4.nabble.com/Regression-by-factor-using-sapply-tp3766145p3766145.html Sent from the R help mailing list archive at Nabble.com.

Hi all, Is it allowed to use the @llvm.lifetime.end intrinsic to optimize away stores to global variables that are used as temporaries? eg I want use the Jit engine to generate code for the following function 'f': struct State { int a; int tmp; int b; }; void f0(State* s) { s->tmp = s->a; } void f1(State* s) { s->b = s->tmp; } void f(State* s) { f0(s); f1(s); }

...message. looking over the chat between the XP client, I see a message STATUS_MORE_PROCESSING_REQUIRED, then it retrying with another password which then fails. I'm a bit at my wits end -- I thought this would be a reasonably simple upgrade for a small network but it taking hours going down deadends. I've checked settings in the local security policy including limiting password talk to lower levels (below ntlmv2), I've also tried explicitly allowing various security options in my smb.conf file. Testparm says all sections 'ok', server role is "Role_domain_pdc" --...

...al state and temporal context separate e.g. struct State { int a; int b; } struct Temp { int tmp; } static void f0( State *s, Temp *t) { t->tmp = s->a; } ... void f(State* s) { Temp tmp; f0( s, &tmp); f1( s, &tmp); } Using @llvm.lifetime.end is IMO a deadend, since this should just signify that the alloca is gone. Ciao Nat!

...callee's number, and the asterisk replies with ACK. Any help would be appreciated. My comments in asterisk CLI output below prefixed by ##### ==== Configuration files ==== == features.conf == [general] parkext => 10 parkpos => 11-14 parkinghints = yes == sip.conf == [general] context=deadend allowoverlap=no bindport=5060 bindaddr=0.0.0.0 srvlookup=no subscribecontext=parkedcalls allowsubscribe=yes notifyringing=yes notifyhold=yes limitonpeers=yes canreinvite=no [Tal] context=incoming type=friend host=XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX canreinvite=no port=5060 dtmfmode=rfc2833 disallow=all allow=alaw [s...

...rms. They were non-specific on the threat other than to advocate upgrading to "newer versions" of Asterisk. This announcement was done on Friday late afternoon, just as everyone was leaving for the weekend, which left us leaving frantic messages with various IC3 voicemail system deadends and emails to generic-sounding accounts. The delay in any authoritative information from IC3 quickly created a guessing game in the blogger and press community as to what was exactly the vulnerability and what were the details of this threat. The speculation here at Digium was that this...

...be this: 1) look at OpenStack to see if it allows selecting the device to assign by PCI address. If so, use that (it will just tell libvirt "assign this device", and libvirt will automatically use VFIO for the device assignment if it's available (which it will be)) 2) if (1) is a deadend (i.e. OpenStack doesn't allow you to select based on PCI address), use your "sneaky backdoor method" to do "virsh attach-device somexmlfile.xml", where somexmlfile.xml has a proper <hostdev> element to select and assign the host device you want. Again, libvirt will...

I purchased H&R Block Tax cut Deluxe to do my 2004 taxes. I decided to give The Feb 2005 version of Wine under Fedora 1 a try before rebooting my machine to Windows and actually starting to work on my taxes. Wine seemed to install Tax Cut with out any problems. However, when I tried to start Tax Cut 2004 , it complained that Mozilla did not have an active X Browser and offered to go on

Hey, i am running an unusual setup where i assign pci devices behind the back of libvirt. I have two options to do that: 1. a wrapper script for qemu that takes care of suid-root and appends arguments for pci-assign 2. virsh qemu-monitor-command ... 'device_add pci-assign...' I know i should probably not be doing this, it is a workaround to introduce fine-grained pci-assignment in an