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in a database table if there is a field which has a certain set of fixed values. for example staus => {Single, Married, Divorced } OR state => {California, Albama, Olaska ...} so what should be preferred way out of the following for storing the values 1. Keep the field as "string(Rails)" VARCHAR(MySQL) itself ....and while showing the field just show the field value. 2. Keep the field internally as a code...

Hello, I am a new user of R, so I still have some basic difficulties. I'm trying to create a bar graph completely from reading a file. The idea was on the x axis have the columns of the table Married ,Single,Divorced, widower the legend Ages 18-34 35-45 46-64 65-69 70-74 the dataset dataset Ages Married Single Divorced widower 1 18-34 10.5 35.7 8.5 3.2 2 35-45 12.4 22.4 22.2 12.6 3 46-64 25.4 22.2 33.4 12.4 4 65-69 36.7 31.4 12.4 35.2 5 70-74 26.4 15...

...ic regression from a glm() fit and the mixed effects fit from glmer(), basically I want to do a likelihood ratio test between the two fits. The data are like this: My outcome is a (1,0) for health status, I have several (1,0) dummy variables RURAL, SMOKE, DRINK, EMPLOYED, highereduc, INDIG, male, divorced, SINGLE, chronic, vigor_d and moderat_d and AGE is continuous (20 to 100). My higher level is called munid and has 581 levels. The data have 45243 observations. Here are my program statements: #GLM fit ph.fit.2<-glm(poorhealth~RURAL+SMOKE+DRINK+EMPLOYED+highereduc+INDIG+AGE+male+divorced+SIN...

I have been a bit divorced from Samba for a while and am stumped by a recently seen issue. My Samba server (V4.8.3) is Centos 7 and the remote clients are windoze boxes at the other end of a VPN (OpenVPN). At some point in "recent" history, access to shares on the Centos server started to fail with password fail...

Evelyn Brent's life and career were going quite well in 1928. Following her divorce from producer Bernard Fineman, she was happily living with writer Dorothy Herzog. The couple was often seen enjoying lunch at the Montmartre Caf9, and Brent had recently had a cabin built in the San Bernardino Mountains. The tiny brunette actress had wowed film fans and critics with recent appeara...

...copied, despite the fact that we use the --one-file-system argument. Is this a bug, or have I misunderstood the use of the --one-file-system argument? I can wrap my mind around the fact that the mounted directory is actually a part of the filesystem that it is mounted to, and thus can't be divorced from the concept of one file system. If that's truly the case, is it worth my time to come up with a --really-one-file-system patch? -Chuck -- http://www.quantumlinux.com Quantum Linux Laboratories, LLC. ACCELERATING Business with Open Technology "The measure of the restorati...

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...ther git branches and always does a rebase against the current upstream svn. That rebase should NEVER be made public to other users of the git mirror (or any clones) for the same reasons that rebases should never be done against publicly-visible changes. In addition, the dcommit produces a history divorced from that in the git mirror because by definition the hash produced in the git-svn mirror is different from the hash produced when you committed the change locally. This is so because you had to do a rebase before the dcommit. Thus on subsequent updates from master, it is not unusual to see conf...

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...I also think that shorewall-newbies is probably not the best way to go. The idea of shorewall-developers (Tom and those that want to be included) and Shorewall-Users (NOT Tom and Power Users) sounds interesting. Mabey have a list of power users that can refer to Tom for sticky questions. Tom should divorce himself completely from the day to day support. -----Original Message----- From: Alex Martin [mailto:shorewall@rettc.com] Sent: Wednesday, December 03, 2003 8:14 PM To: Alex Martin; Mailing List for Experienced Shorewall Users Subject: Re: [Shorewall-users] Shorewall Wiki Ok. I am now confused...

Hi, I'm trying to compile a static lib of libFLAC yet whenever I use it in an application, the application will fail on other machines because it's trying to use libogg.0.dylib. I'm using the following configure command ./configure prefix=${HOME}/libFLAC --disable-asm-optimizations --disable-dependency-tracking --with-ogg=${HOME}/libOGG --enable-shared=no but to do avail. Is there

Hello All, Any one using acts_as_enumerated? I need help using (I like that it caches values in memory) I am working on a dating website and there are lots of options I want to store as enumerated like Status; divorce, single, Sex: male, female Eye color; blue, brown, green.... and lots more.... But I do not wanna keep them in seperate tables, and wanna keep them all together. Anyone has a working example virtual_enumerations.rb file for acts_as_enumarated? Thanks Gokhan -- Posted via http://www.ruby-for...

...y. As for No. 1. I have these ideas. To search for significant groups. Meaning, that i would like to find all "significant" groups that have a certain criteria in common. F.e. All men, that have a good doctor patient relationship. The idea is to fix 1,2,3,4 or five parameters f.e. white divorced men in their 60s and to look for any other significant parameters (meaning one or multiple) they have in common (where I can set some significance boundary) Later on, i would like to look up question forms with the highest number of common parameters and find the parameters with the highest and...

...rch/p?hl=en#47R7EH5FbNk/trunk/gcc/gcc/unwind-generic.h&q=_Unwind_RaiseException%20lang:c). There is also a mention of "libunwind". Is libunwind a portable implementation of the Itanium unwinding ABI? 3) I really like the "invoke/unwind" abstraction that LLVM provides, as it divorces the mechanism of unwinding from the creation of an exception object. However, looking at the Itanium unwinding API, I don't see how you can implement LLVM invoke/unwind on top of it, since the API functions take an exception object as a parameter. (I suppose you could use a dummy exception to...

...fficult then it is. > > But it should be possible for all of us to build LLVM's documentation > tools. I really don't want to see bjam code in LLVM *shudder*. > > It would be a great contribution if someone could port the > BoostBook/QuickBook build to make and completely divorce it from Boost > proper. It's a tool a lot of projects could really use, IMHO. QuickBook itself uses Boost.Spirit as the parser and the regex engine inside Boost, to separate that from Boost 'would' be difficult, except there exists a nice little Boost tool call "bcp". W...

...hat does not? It's funny that you said that. As I was updating the RR CTV, it realized what a beast it is right now. I thought about making a github project earlier today that would have more detailed examples and information. I see two problems with that as the *sole* solution. First, it is divorced from CRAN CTV and that is a place that people know and will look. I had no idea of Luca's work for this exact reason. Secondly, might be intimidating for new R users who, I think, are the targeted cohort for the CTVs. How about a relatively broad definition that is succinct in content with...

On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 11:09 PM, David A. Greene <greened at obbligato.org> wrote: > Please do.  7z is not supported on Linux. Does not this work? http://packages.debian.org/lenny/p7zip-full Eugene

> This makes me think that the syslog approach is probably the way to go Yeah, right. Another idea is to mirror the current preauth load via setproctitle()... That makes that data accessible even without a syscall (at least the writing of the data - quering needs syscalls, right), so that can be kept up-to-date and allows a high monitoring frequency as well. Multiple instances of SSHd (on

...mention of "libunwind". Is libunwind a portable > implementation of the Itanium unwinding ABI? I think it's an attempt to have a non-gcc related platform independent unwinding library. > 3) I really like the "invoke/unwind" abstraction that LLVM provides, as it > divorces the mechanism of unwinding from the creation of an exception > object. However, looking at the Itanium unwinding API, I don't see how you > can implement LLVM invoke/unwind on top of it, since the API functions take > an exception object as a parameter. (I suppose you could use a dum...