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Hey Everyone, I have been stumped by this all day. Basically, I have a data.frame of multiple columns. Of concern are "id" & "date" For some reason, oftentimes there are duplicates of data with the same date. I would like to remove the duplicates per different id (removing duplicate dates for the entire data.frame would leave nothing since different id's all have the same dates) subset(x,!duplicated(x$date_)) works for just one ID, but i am having t...

Oftentimes I want to make outputs to be displayed on the R console. However, after I execute a program with a sink command in it the R console becomes unresponsive. Meaning that the following occurs in R console: > source("Program_containing_sink.R") > a<-1 > a > >sink() >a &gt...

I have multiple voiceage g729 licenses installed on a RH9 box, and have a remote C7960 configured to use it (low bandwidth). In calls like: Remote C7960 -> g729 -> asterisk -> g711 -> C7960 the audio is oftentimes rather choppy. Changing the remote 7960 to use g711 seems to eliminate/reduce the choppyness. Any ideas on what might be behind this?

Oftentimes, I see graphs on the web that *look* like they've been produced by R, but I can never be sure. Or can I? I notice that PostScript files include a "%%%Creator: R Software" line, but do R graphics drivers encode any identifying information in GIF or PNG files more commonly used on the...

...s and models in subfolders, tried that out and it worked, although what I really like to do in the end is properly scope these things with modules. However, migrations don''t seem to get recognized in subfolders of db/migrate. Does anyone know of a solution? Or do I really need to have 60+ oftentimes logically unrelated files under one folder? Thx in advance! Martin Gamsjaeger -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: http://wrath.rubyonrails.org/pipermail/rails/attachments/20060817/6c6a4be9/attachment.html

I've got this low-ping 100%-up dsl connection between two asterisk 1.2.7.1 servers. And oftentimes one of them would declare its opposite UNREACHABLE. Why can this happen? The host stanzas in iax.conf have raw IP's, so no DNS monkey business here.. An inquiring mind wants to know.

...ed to do my best googling and wiki-reading before asking this question. I couldn't find the answers there so I throw myself at the mercy of the list... I get excellent quality for SIP -> PSTN and PSTN -> SIP calls, however when I or anyone else calls from PSTN -> * the voice menus are oftentimes very choppy. Sometimes they are absolutely perfect and I cannot tell that it's actually VoIP. Sometimes it's so bad that I can't understand what Allison's saying at all... Calls on the same network sound just fine... I know what you're thinking, it's a congested link, and th...

On Jul 12, 2013, at 3:49 PM, Shuxin Yang <shuxin.llvm at gmail.com> wrote: > 3.2 Compile partitions independently > -------------------------------------- > > There are two camps: one camp advocate compiling partitions via multi-process, > the other one favor multi-thread. > > Inside Apple compiler teams, I'm the only one belong to the 1st comp. I think >

We are building a web-based application with Ruby on Rails and MySQL backend. The client now wants us to add various workflow features that will eventually expand into SOAP web services. These workflow features include tasks such as automatically sending reminders for due tasks, or if a particular set of information hasn''t been logged by a certain time to automatically send an email

.... After getting the initial implementation, we found more problems: EarlyCSE, LoadPRE and even InstCombine itself can do coalescing before the shrinking (LoadPRE does it the most thoroughly). The coalescing can move the load many BasicBlocks earlier and make simple inst-by-inst scan unscalable and oftentimes fail. It also breaks the load-and-or-store pattern. An example is below: Before coalescing done by earlycse/loadpre: %bf.load = load i64, i64* %0, align 8 %bf.clear = and i64 %bf.load, -65536 %bf.set = or i64 %bf.value, %bf.clear store i64 %bf.set2, i64* %9, align 8 ..... %bf.load1 = load i64, i64...

A third approach is to decouple the backend compilation and parallelism strategy from the partitioning. The partitioning can spits out partition BC files and some action records in some standard format. All of this can be fed into some driver tools that converts the compilation action file into make/build file of the underlying build system of your choice: 1) it can simply a compiler driver that

...ntation, we found more problems: EarlyCSE, LoadPRE and even >> InstCombine itself can do coalescing before the shrinking (LoadPRE >> does it the most thoroughly). >> The coalescing can move the load many BasicBlocks earlier and make >> simple inst-by-inst scan unscalable and oftentimes fail. It also >> breaks the load-and-or-store pattern. An example is below: >> >> Before coalescing done by earlycse/loadpre: >> %bf.load = load i64, i64* %0, align 8 >> %bf.clear = and i64 %bf.load, -65536 >> %bf.set = or i64 %bf.value, %bf.clear >> store...

...hat''s why I really would like to group > them in > folders for easier navigation and making the structure explicit. I > read > don''t seem to get recognized in subfolders of db/migrate. > > Does anyone know of a solution? Or do I really need to have 60+ > oftentimes > logically unrelated files under one folder? > migrations are bound to a specific numeric order. putting them in folders would mean theyd still need to be numbered, so you want forms/ 04_steak_dinner_registrants.rb and venues/05_dining_rooms.rb ? i would consider exposing your schema vi...

...ecast1.3.12. Sorry for my bad English. The following is a brief summary of the problem. When you connect using shoutcastDSP, you are assigned different mount points accordingly from small to larger numbers. But due to a bug that we have discovered recently with the Icecast server software, oftentimes we experience troubles connecting. [issues with zero](sorry we don't know the particular name for this problem) We have no clue of why this is happening. $B!!(B Suppose when two or more numbers (or mount points) are missing, only the number subtracted by 1 from the latest mount point num...

Is there a way to determine which dispatch.fcgi processes are unresponsive? Oftentimes they just hang and I suspect that they simply take a lot of RAM and CPU. A normal process would nicely die on kill -TERM, but when it hangs the only solution is kill -9 pid. I am planning to kill the dead ones, so that new ones can be respawned, but they all look alike ;) Thanks -------------- next...

...or me, in general I *don't* want to put the current call on hold and pick up; I almost always want to drop the current call ("Talk to you later. I've got another call.") and pick up the other one. But if I flash, asterisk puts the call on hold. If I hang up and let it ring, oftentimes by the time a ring or two has gone by the second caller has been sent to voicemail, and I don't think I can barge on voicemail. One ring doesn't appear to behave any differently than a flash. What is the way to do this? Is it an RTFM that I have missed? Thanks. B.

Hi, Somewhere in the Wiki I read that the best way to adjust the rxgain and txgain is to dial a "type 102 milliwatt test line". This line is usually found in xxx-958-nnnn or xxx-959-nnnn ranges. I'm in area code 323 in Los Angeles. Does anybody know the test number here?? Thanks, -N

On Samstag, 14. Januar 2006 1:47 tim panton wrote: > That is weird, you would expect IAX to do better than SIP (bandwidth > wise) My point exactly. > 1) are you sure IAX trunking is actually happening ? It shows (T) in iax2 show so I am pretty sure. Timestamps are enabled as well. > 2) what codecs are you using. Are the codecs the same for IAX as > for sip? G.711 alaw and

...out a way to automate a search for PDF and PostScript files produced by R, and the details are here: http://blog.revolution-computing.com/2009/02/r-graphics-in-the-media.html Thanks, # David Smith On Fri, Feb 13, 2009 at 1:15 PM, David M Smith < david@revolution-computing.com> wrote: > Oftentimes, I see graphs on the web that *look* like they've been > produced by R, but I can never be sure. Or can I? I notice that > PostScript files include a "%%%Creator: R Software" line, but do R > graphics drivers encode any identifying information in GIF or PNG > files more...

I have a test method (below). def test_save_failed post( :edit, :record => StatusChanger.invalid_data_hash) assert_response :success assert_template ''edit'' assert assigns(:record) assert_equal false, assigns(:record).valid? end This particular method is part of a larger set of functional tests. If I run, $ ruby controller_test.rb -n