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On 02/14/2015 12:03 PM, Les Mikesell wrote: > On Sat, Feb 14, 2015 at 11:36 AM, J Martin Rushton > <martinrushton56 at btinternet.com> wrote: >> <snip> >>> To understand it completely you need to know the order of >>> operations as the shell makes multiple passes over the line, >>> parsing, processing metacharacters, and expanding variables. And

...mented that ssh is going to eval my command? The fact > > remains that ssh does not transparently pass the command to the remote > > host. > > This is not a *ssh* thing, but a generic "how does quoting on unix work > if two levels of shell are involved". This is an oversimplification. It's an SSH thing to the extent that the SSH protocol defines that command execution is done by passing a single command string, the ssh client specifically joins its arguments using spaces in order to send them to the server, and the ssh(1) manual page doesn't explain what's going on...

...am trying to understand how the SOM algorithm works using library(class) SOM function. I have a 1000*10 matrix and I want to be able to summarize the different types of 10-element vectors. In my real world case it is likely that most of the 1000 values are of one kind the rest of other (this is an oversimplification). Say for example: InputA<-matrix(cos(1:10),nrow=900,ncol=10,byrow=TRUE) InputB<-matrix(sin(5:14),nrow=100,ncol=10,byrow=TRUE) Input<-rbind(InputA,InputB) I though that a small grid of 3*3 would be enough to extract the patterns in such simple matrix : GridWidth<-3 GridLength<-3 gr...

From: Greg Knaddison <greg.knaddison at gmail.com> > Look - brevity is the soul of wit. It also keeps other folks on lists > from calling you a troll. The problem is that then the same people then start complaining about my "oversimplification." In fact, that's part of the problem here. I really _tried_ to make a recommendation without breaking down into the engineering non-sense. I really don't see how much "wit" I could do to satisify some people on that thread. > You pretty much get to blab as much as you...

Hi, there: I am looking for a regression modeling (like regression trees) approach for a large-scale industry dataset. Any suggestion on a package from R or from other sources which has a decent accuracy and scalability? Any recommendation from experience is highly appreciated. Thanks, Weiwei -- Weiwei Shi, Ph.D "Did you always know?" "No, I did not. But I believed..."

...t with a few header pages that are then followed by pages containing the acutual video and audio packets. EBML doctype WebM and MKV (The only currently known) work in a similar way. There is a "Segment Header" followed by "Clusters" (Its actually more nuanced than this, but this oversimplification will suffice for the moment). Clusters are comparable to Ogg pages. The connecting client needs to be sent the header, and then it can start on any cluster as long as it starts exactly on a cluster. (This is actually not a format requirement per se but all media players I am aware of lack the abili...

...t with a few header pages that are then followed by pages containing the acutual video and audio packets. EBML doctype WebM and MKV (The only currently known) work in a similar way. There is a "Segment Header" followed by "Clusters" (Its actually more nuanced than this, but this oversimplification will suffice for the moment). Clusters are comparable to Ogg pages. The connecting client needs to be sent the header, and then it can start on any cluster as long as it starts exactly on a cluster. (This is actually not a format requirement per se but all media players I am aware of lack the abili...

Hi to everyone, I''m an RSpec, and BDD in general, newbie so in order to learn I have chosen to use my personal website as a tesbed. I''m having difficulties juggling with mocks, and in particula with the following code. Here''s the controller action: def create @album = Album.new(params[:album]) if @album.save flash[:notice] = "album saved"

Hi! I get this error when I'm trying to compile wine 0911 release on Red Hat Fedora (with gcc-3.3.1-5) using the tools/wineinstall script. Can someone please tell what is wrong? I could't compile last month's wine either. There was a segfault at the end of the installation process, when it reached some "wine registry". make[2]: Entering directory

...hname expansion can change > the number of words of the expansion; other expansions expand a single > word to a single word. The only exceptions to this are the expansions of > "$@" and "${name[@]}" as explained above (see PARAMETERS). I think that is still an oversimplification because more than expansion is involved and the order related to other steps. When does it do i/o redirection; which things happen before/during starting subshells/pipes; what if you use 'eval', etc.? -- Les Mikesell lesmikesell at gmail.com

I have a 9 GB RAM Windows Vista machine. I installed the 64-bit version of R 2.11.1 for Windows from here: http://cran.r-project.org/bin/windows64/base/ I am running a program now in R. However, looking at Windows Task Manager, I see that Rgui.exe is only using 12% of CPU and 191,900K of memory. How do I max it out? I know the default memory limit is the amount of installed RAM, but it

Will someone please tell me where to go, and how to get there to get rsync running to mounted windows shares or mounted NTFS volumes? I'm doing OK with rsync-ing to EXT3 mounted volumes but the others still perplex me. I look forward to hearing from you, Dale -------------- next part -------------- HTML attachment scrubbed and removed

...e compose a doc on - How to investigate and trouble gluster's speed-performance bottleneck. Why I think such a thorough guide would be important? Well.. I guess many of us wonder when we look at how "raw" fs vs glusterfs does then we wonder - how come!? I know such a comparison is oversimplification or maybe even unfair but when I see such a gigantic performance difference then I think, I hope - it must be possible to help with a detective work to unravel any bottlenecks that may hamper glusterfs so badly that almost to a point that one wonders... what is the point. I did today such a ov...

...>> I did; then I really do not know what's really going on here. Knowing how MTAs attempt to resend and also perform PTR lookups (reverse DNS) during the early phases and how DNS caching/failover works are keys. This isn't the 1980s. That said, the statement could be an intentional oversimplification of initial symptoms and the real cause may be more elusive or more complex. >> Besides that now I'm being "moderated", my posts are being rejected Consider what the reason is, be it technical (poorly formed message that doesn't flow onto the list/archives well, Yahoo! bein...

...s there is some "virtualization" mode to their Linux codebase that lets them run a MacOS X instance to them run those apps. That might be more feasible. > This is an extremely powerful chip - similar to an eight > way SMP ppc. Sorry, don't mean to cross you, but that's an oversimplification that simply isn't remotely true. It is a single Power core with vector units -- nothing like a multi-core solution. Only Microsoft's XBox 360 is a 3-way multi-core Power CPU. The PS/3 is a Power core with vector units attached, radically different. > http://www.blachford.info/compute...

...ck algorithm. Backup software relying on rsync for incremental updates will eventually get wrong unless they use the --checksum option, but this is sub-optimal (and sometimes buggy) and most backup systems don’t even allow the user to add this option. Quick fix suggestion: This may be a bit of an oversimplification, but assuming that the current rsync quick-check algorithm looks like this: synchronize(source, dest) IF [ mtime(source) != mtime(dest) AND size(source) != size(dest) ] Then a new option (e.g. --use-ctime or --ignore-times-if-newer) could alter it in the following way: synchronize(source, dest)...

On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 6:47 PM, Brian Willoughby<brianw at sounds.wa.com> wrote: > When the ADC source and the DAC destination are both limited to 24- > bit fixed point integers, it makes absolutely no sense to store > recordings or final mixes in 32-bit floating point representation. > The headroom you speak of is completely unavailable when storing the > output of an ADC

...h a few header pages that are then followed by pages containing the acutual video and audio packets. EBML doctype WebM and MKV (The only currently known) work in a similar way. There is a "Segment Header" followed by "Clusters" (Its actually more nuanced than this, but this oversimplification will suffice for the moment). Clusters are comparable to Ogg pages. The connecting client needs to be sent the header, and then it can start on any cluster as long as it starts exactly on a cluster. (This is actually not a format requirement per se but all media players I am aware of lack the a...

I''m running Xen 3.3.0 with AMD Opteron 2350s. Windows 2003 32bit SP2+patches. When I bring a Windows VM up with the GPLPV drivers, it runs until I try to do anything with the network and then it crashes. Trying to web browse will lock the VM up, RDPing to it will lock the VM up. I''ve tried 0.9.11 and 0.9.12pre13, both with the same results. I''ve removed the

...pam filter called bogofilter uses Berkeley db to maintain two database files of identical format: one containing words found in spam email and for each word the number of times that word has been seen; the other is the same except the words come from nonspam email. ("Words" is a bit of an oversimplification but that doesn't matter for the present purpose.) One of bogofilter's functions is to update one or the other of these database files with the contents of a new message known to be spam or nonspam; another is to look up the words found in an unclassified message and determine by combination...