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...-c(1:3, 6: 7, 10:13) From the vector I need to extract 2 items of information A) the first number in the sequence (e.g., 1, 6, 10) and B) how many observations were in each sequence section (e.g., 3, 2, 4). v1 v2 1 3 6 2 10 4 It seems simple, but my R skills are still in their infancy so I very much appreciate the help. Eric -- Eric Vander Wal Ph.D. Candidate University of Saskatchewan, Department of Biology, 112 Science Place, Saskatoon, SK., S7N 5E2 "Pluralitas non est ponenda sine neccesitate"

...e, and the solution is to turn off Ubuntu's fancy graphics. Back in March, Ben Bolker said: """ unfortunately rgl and compiz/etc. both try to use the same OpenGL interface, so you can't use both at the same time. """ This has echoes of when TCP/IP was in its infancy back in the days of DOS, and only one program could access the network interface at a time (until TCP/IP software got its act together). Is OpenGL really in the same position now? Or is Compiz being "greedy" in some sense? Surely two OpenGL applications can run at the same time? Or is it...

Hi all, I am looking for some time tracking software for our small company. Does anyone knows if such project on rails exists? I need simple functionality such as recording spent time for employees and managing projects or tasks. Ideally, it would be possible to integrate it into Instiki and to some existing database. There are some other solutions, but it seems to me that RoR would be ideal

...the local machine (Centos)? I may want to do things like rsync to another location, copy files to another removable SATA disk, or just plain delete something. Is it a choice of the OS so both windows and linux can read it? Little help with which one then. I know NTFS is still somewhat in its infancy. Any thoughts would be much appreciated! Andrew

...nestone who is a true bling hero, and the idea itself originates from the Project Looking Glass people. Kudos to them and their great work, we hope to incorporate more of their experience to Beryl?s code base in the form of optimizations and improvements." it seems to be still in it's infancy though. Even if it's not as good/fast as the GLX extension, it's still nice to have an alternative path in case the extension is not available. -Ioannis

I''m looking at using EC2 for hosting deploying my Rails site. The reasons for the decision are these: I want something that will work for 10 users, but with capacity to expand to 10,000,000 if needed. EC2 starts at $15/month (before bandwidth) which seems reasonable even for a site in its infancy. And the costs seem to scale up well, along with the capacity. There isn''t the huge step up from $10 to $200 that most other options seem to have (when you outgrow shared and go dedicated). My basic needs are as follows: - Ruby on Rails - MySQL - PHP (for some legacy stuff), with ImageM...

Hello, and thanks in advance. I have a data.frame from which I want to count observations that occur on each day and determine the mean and std.error of said counts. For instance: x<-split(my.df, my.df$julian.days) Although I'm still in my R learning infancy I am under the impression that x is a list of data.frames subsetting my.df by group (i.e.,julian.day) where day 1:366 are x$'1': x$'366' and my variables are x$'1'$var1, x$1$var2, for each data.frame in the list. The data I seek can be supplied by mean(sapply(split(x$...

I see that the sigma() function has recently been introduced into R 3.3. The help for sigma() says: Extract the estimated standard deviation of the errors, the ?residual standard deviation? (misnomed also ?residual standard error?, e.g., in summary.lm()'s output, from a fitted model. Is there any reason not to fix the mis-naming of residual standard error now too? Both functions are in the

...ent or if I should put it on my own website. If you know of any books or articles that already do this, then please let me know about them. I've attached the result of 30 minutes work, just so that you can see what I mean. Please don't review the document as it is still in its very early infancy. Cheers, Mikael -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20131123/616033e8/attachment.html> -------------- next part -------------- A non-text attachment was scrubbed... Name: MappingHighLevelConstr...

...u say this. I also don't particularly agree. I have interacted with almost every member of the foundation board as a regular course of interacting with the community. The foundation is completely handling the planning and running of the developer's meeting. Certainly, we're still in the infancy of figuring this stuff out, but I don't see a problematic lack of engagement. If there is little need for the board to engage with the community actively, that is because this community is (IMO) very healthy and has few needs in that regard. I actually expect the code of conduct to work much t...

...e problems appear to be fixed in the current svn head either as far as I can tell.) The non-MC-based ARM JIT path is known not to work, and nobody is working on fixing it. The MC-based instruction encoder is rapidly maturing is generally passable for static encoding, but the MCJIT is still in its infancy. > 1) VFP/Neon instructions don't encode correctly at al, because the encoding methods generated by tablegen for them clobber the constructed binary value when they try to implement 'PostEncoderMethod' support , for example, from ARMGenCodeEmitter.inc: > > case ARM::VLDRD:...

Hi all, Which are the command-line options available to pass linker script, library path etc.. to lld? I see minimal options listed, when i say, lld -flavor gnu -help Thanks in advance, -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20150209/e7a6f7b8/attachment.html>

On Aug 30, 2011, at 3:12 PM, Owen Anderson wrote: > The non-MC-based ARM JIT path is known not to work, and nobody is working on fixing it. The MC-based instruction encoder is rapidly maturing is generally passable for static encoding, but the MCJIT is still in its infancy. I was relying on this support in LLVM 2.8, and while it is definitely incomplete, it does work if you don't depend on certain features. I found it worked adequately as long as you set the -thumb2,-t2xtpk attributes. It would be nice if at least it didn't get further broken until the MC...

I recently tried to update from LLVM 2.8 and 2.9 and ran into several bad issues with JIT support on ARM. I ran into several distinct issues so far, and there are probably others. (None of these problems appear to be fixed in the current svn head either as far as I can tell.) 1) VFP/Neon instructions don't encode correctly at al, because the encoding methods generated by tablegen for them

...me. glxinfo reports $ glxinfo | grep Mesa OpenGL renderer string: Mesa DRI GeForce4 Ti 4200 Go AGP 8x 20060219 x86/MMX/SSE2 OpenGL version string: 1.2 Mesa 7.1 unfortunately direct rendering doesn't get enabled $ glxinfo | grep direct direct rendering: No Of course I know nouveau is in its infancy. Just playing with it I guess ;) thank you for your hard work in building this driver. -Ioannis

...ry broken (2.9 and svn) On Aug 30, 2011, at 3:12 PM, Owen Anderson wrote: > The non-MC-based ARM JIT path is known not to work, and nobody is working on fixing it. The MC-based instruction encoder is rapidly maturing is generally passable for static encoding, but the MCJIT is still in its infancy. I was relying on this support in LLVM 2.8, and while it is definitely incomplete, it does work if you don't depend on certain features. I found it worked adequately as long as you set the -thumb2,-t2xtpk attributes. It would be nice if at least it didn't get further broken until the MC...

...wn website. If you know of any > books or articles that already do this, then please let me know about > them. > > I've attached the result of 30 minutes work, just so that you can see > what I mean. Please don't review the document as it is still in its > very early infancy. There is a strong bias towards C++ in the document, which isn't a particularly strong slice of higher-level constructs. For example, C++'s RTTI constructs serve three distinct purposes: exception handling, dynamic casts, and reflection (although C++'s reflection capabilities are e...

...t on my own website. If you know of any books or > articles that already do this, then please let me know about them. > > I've attached the result of 30 minutes work, just so that you can see what > I mean. Please don't review the document as it is still in its very early > infancy. > I feel like the "lowering it to C" part is part of the typical "low level curriculum" that is unfortunately not taught anywhere really, but I feel is common knowledge among ... I'm not sure who, but I'm pretty sure that almost all LLVM developers picked it up some...

...a. Much of the code I've written is to abstract away the operating system interface so that XPL can be ported to many platforms. You're actually going one step further and abstracting the hardware. This is totally cool! > > Please note that the Linux kernel project is still in its infancy and > won't be done for awhile. :) Any ballpark ideas on when an alpha version could be available? Are we talking months or years here? > > In the meantime, there are still things you can do. Please see below... > > > > > What is the alternative? Write a library...

...larly >> agree. I have interacted with almost every member of the foundation board as >> a regular course of interacting with the community. The foundation is >> completely handling the planning and running of the developer's meeting. >> Certainly, we're still in the infancy of figuring this stuff out, but I >> don't see a problematic lack of engagement. > > Apart from the great work Tanya is doing with the LLVM meetings, I > don't absolutely anything coming from the foundation. Can you > elaborate? > > All in all, she was already doin...