ODI helper functions¶
These are simple functions used throughout the odi-tools
pipeline.
-
odi_helpers.
deg_to_sex
(ra, dec)[source]¶ Convert an Ra and Dec position in decimal degrees to hexadecimal :param ra: Ra in decimal degrees :type ra: float :param dec: Dec in decimal degrees :type dec: float
Returns: - ra (str) – Ra in hexadecimal HH:MM:SS
- dec (str) – Dec in hexadecimal DD:MM:SS
-
odi_helpers.
get_targ_ra_dec
(img, ota)[source]¶ Get and return the Ra and Dec of an OTA based on the
RA
andDEC
header cards.Parameters: - img (str) – Name of image
- ota (str) – Name of ota
Returns: - ra (float) – Ra in decimal degrees
- dec (str) – Dec in decimal degrees
-
odi_helpers.
imcombine_lists
(images, filters)[source]¶ Create a list files for OTAs, sorted by filter, that will be later combined to make a dark sky flat.
Parameters: - images (list) – List of images
- filters (list) – List of filters present in the images list
Note
Nothing is returned by this function. A file will be created for each OTA following this naming scheme:
OTA##.SCI.filter.lis
. For example:OTA22.SCI.odi_g.lis
. Within each of these files will be a list of images to combine.
-
odi_helpers.
reproject_ota
(img, ota, rad, decd, wcsref)[source]¶ Use the IRAF task
mscimage
in themscred
package to reproject an OTA to a reference tangent plane with constant pixel scale.Parameters: - img (str) – Name of image being processed
- ota (str) – Name of current
ota
being processed inimg
- rad (float) – Reference Ra position for reprojection
- decd (float) – Reference Ra position for reprojection
- wcfreg (str) – Name of image and ota to be used as the reference image for
mscimage
Note
Nothing is returned by this function but the reprojected ota is saved to the
repreopath
. The pipeline is setup to use OTA33 of the first image in the images list as the reference image for this function.Here is how the
mscimage
IRAF parameters are set:- iraf.mscred.mscimage.format=’image’
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.pixmask=’yes’
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.verbose=’yes’
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.wcssour=’image’
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.ref=wcsref
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.ra=rad
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.dec=decd
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.scale=0.11
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.rotation=0.0
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.blank=-999
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.interpo=’poly5’
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.minterp=’poly5’
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.nxbl=4096
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.nybl=4096
- iraf.mscred.mscimage.fluxcon=’yes’
- iraf.mscred.mscimage(image,imout)
-
odi_helpers.
find_new_bg
(refimg, filter)[source]¶ Calculate a new background level to be added to the OTAs before stacking
Parameters: - refimg (str) – Reference image for background calculation
- filter (str) – Filter of the reference image
Returns: sky_med – Median background level
Return type: float
-
odi_helpers.
make_stack_list
(object, filter, inst)[source]¶ Makes a list of images to be stacked using
stack_images()
. This list does not include the guiding OTAs as determined byderived_props.txt
.Parameters: - object (str) – Name of object in field
- filter (str) – Filter name of images being stacked
Note
Produces a file with the following naming scheme
object+'_'+filter+'_stack.list'
-
odi_helpers.
stack_images
(stackname, refimg)[source]¶ Stack the images that are in the list produced by
make_stack_list
using theIRAF
taskimcombine
. The following are the parameters used byimcombine
.- combine=’average’
- reject=’none’
- offsets=’wcs’
- masktype=’goodvalue’
- maskval=0
- blank=-999
- scale=’none’
- zero=’none’
- lthresh=-900
- hthresh=60000
- logfile=ota+’_stack.log’
Parameters: - stackname (str) – Name given to final stacked images
- refimg (str) – Name of reference image used in background calculation


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This file stores metadata for SSTable. There are 4 types of metadata:
The file is composed of two parts. First part is a table of content which allows quick access to a selected metadata. Second part is a sequence of metadata stored one after the other.
First 4 bytes represent signed integer which is a number of metadata entries in the second part of the file. There are 8 bytes stored for each entry. First 4 bytes are a signed integer which describes the type of the metadata. Table below presents what types are available.
| Type | Integer representation |
|---|---|
| Validation metadata | 0 |
| Compaction metadata | 1 |
| Statistics | 2 |
| Serialization header | 3 |
Next 4 bytes represent an offset (signed integer), in the file, at which this metadata entry starts.
This entry starts with a UTF8 string encoded using modified UTF-8 encoding. You can read more about this encoding HERE and HERE. This string is a name of partitioner used to create this SSTable. Next 8 bytes are a double that describes the probability of false positive matches in the bloom filter for this SSTable.
This entry contains a serialized HyperLogLogPlus which can be used to estimate the number of partition keys in the SSTable. If this is not present then the same estimation can be computed using Summary file. First 4 bytes represent a signed integer that is a length L of the serialized form of HyperLogLogPlus. Then there are exactly L bytes describing the HyperLogLogPlus.
This entry contains some parts of EstimatedHistogram, StreamingHistogram and CommitLogPosition types. Let's have a look at them first.
EstimatedHistogram starts with signed integer encoded as 4 bytes which describes number of buckets. Each bucket is stored in two signed longs - 8 bytes each. First long is the offset of the previous bucket (first bucket stores offset of itself). Second long is bucket's value. Each bucket represents values from (previous bucket offset, current offset]. Offset for last bucket is +inf.
StreamingHistogram starts with a signed integer encoded as 4 bytes which describes maximum number of bucktes this historgam can have. Another signed integer which is encoded as 4 bytes follows. It describes the actual number of buckets the StreamingHistogram has. For each bucket, there is a double and a signed long. Each takes 8 bytes. Double is an offset of the bucket and long is its value.
CommitLogPosition consists of a signed long and signed integer. The long represents a segmentId while the integer is a position inside that segment.
The entry starts with an EstimatedHistogram of partition sizes. Then it has an EstimatedHistogram of column counts. Next is CommitLogPosition for upper bound of commit log. This is followed by 2 signed longs (8 bytes each) that represent min and max timepstamp in the SSTable. Next are 2 signed integers (4 bytes each) that represent min and max local deletion time in the SSTable. Then there are two signed integers (4 bytes each) that describe min and max TTL in the SSTable. Next is a double (8 bytes) that stores a compression ration of the SSTable. This is followed by a StreamingHistogarm of tombstones in the SSTable. Then the entry has a signed integer (4 bytes) that stores the level of the SSTable (used probably for leveled compaction). Next is a signed long (8 bytes) that represents the time the SSTable was repaired. This is followed by min and max clustering keys. Each is encoded with the signed integer (4 bytes) that describes the number of key blocks and the blocks itself. A clustering key block is encoded using unsigned short length L (2 bytes) and L bytes that follow it. Then there is a boolean (1 byte) that determins whether the SSTable contains legacy counters. Next are total numbers of columns and rows (8 bytes signed long each). Version MA of SSTable 3.x format ends here and it contains only one commit log position interval - [NONE = new CommitLogPosition(-1, 0), upper bound of commit log]. In other versions there's a CommitLogPosition here that represents lower bound of a commit log. Version MB of SSTable 3.x format ends here and it contains only one commit log position interval - [lower bound of commit log, upper bound of commit log]. In other versions there's a set of commit log positions intervals serialized here. The set starts with a signed integer (4 bytes) that represents the number of intervals. Each interval is a pair of CommitLogPositions.
This entry starts with unsigned variant integer that represents min timestamp (64-bit). Then it has an unsigned variant integer that represents min local deletion time (32-bit). Next is unsigned variant integer for min TTL (32-bit). This is followed by a type of partition key. Then the entry has unsigned variant integer that is length of clustering key CL (32-bit). Next there are CL types of clustering key components. Then there are static columns with their types and regular columns with their types.
Both static and regular columns are encoded in the same way. First there's an unsigned variant integer (32-bit) that is a number of columns. Then for each column there's a byte buffer with a unsigned variant integer (32-bit) length, which is column name, and type of this column.
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August, 18-19 August putsch, the signing of the treaty of alliance was postponed September Dissolution of Communistic Party of Kazakhstan and formation of Socialistic Party October, 2 Flight to space of the first astronaut of Kazakhstan - Tohtar Aubakirov October, 5 National Congress Party of Kazakhstan was created December, 1 Election of the president of the Republic of Kazakhstan December, 16 Enunciation of independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan December, 21 11 heads of ex-Soviet republics, who were collected by Nazarbayev in Almaty, signed Declaration of creation of Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) -
January, 2 Kingdom Norway recognized independence of the Republic of Kazakhstan March, 3 Kazakhstan entered United Nations (UN) June, 4 Adoption of state symbols: flag, coat of arms and anthem June, 20 First International rail road opened (Almaty-Urumqi) September, 18 State broadcasting company “Kazakhstan” was established -
January, 28 Adoption of the first Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan February, 16 UN agency started working in Almaty November, 15 “Tenge” has replaced “Ruble“ as official currency -
March, 7 A new Supreme Council (Soviet) was formed April, 26 Nazarbayev N.A. and Li Peng signed agreement between Republic of Kazakhstan and Republic of China about Kazakh-Chinese border May, 27 Kazakhstan became 19th state-member of the NATO “Partnership for Peace” July, 6 Resolution of Supreme Soviet about capital’s transfer from Almaty to Akmola was received -
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May, 1 Kazakhstan People's Unity Day was established September, 30 Kazakhstan signed the agreement about nuclear test banning December, 16 A monument of Independence was opened in Almaty -
January, 10 Tripartite agreement about eternal friendship between Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Uzbekistan was signed January, 24 The law “About languages in Republic of Kazakhstan” was adopted June, 19 The law “About state support of small business” was adopted October, 10 The program “Kazakhstan 2030” was proclaimed by the President -
January, 15 Agreement on partnership and cooperation between Kazakhstan and the European Union was signed January, 20 President’s decree approved professional holidays and memorable days in the Republic of Kazakhstan June, 10 Presentation of the new capital of Kazakhstan – Astana June, 26 The law “About national security of Republic of Kazakhstan” was adopted July, 6 Declaration was signed between the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Russian Federation about eternal friendship and alliance July, 9 The law "About combating corruption" was passed November, 17 Civic Party of Kazakhstan was formed -
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August, 23 National fund of Republic of Kazakhstan was created September, 1 Decree of the president “About measures to strengthen the independence of the judicial system of Republic of Kazakhstan” was adopted October, 10 Agreement on the establishment of the Eurasian Economic Community was signed by heads of Belarus, Kazakhstan, Russia, Tajikistan and Uzbekistan in Astana -
March, 16 National Security Council approved new Foreign Policy Concept of Kazakhstan March, 20 The State program of formation and development of the national information infrastructure approved by the President entered into force September, 22 A state visit to Kazakhstan of Pope John Paul II. He was received by N. Nazarbayev -
March, 26 Washington announced the assignment of the status of a market economy to Kazakhstan April, 24 N. Nazarbayev and Iranian President Mohammad Khatami signed in Almaty Declaration on friendly relations between the two countries May, 13 N. Nazarbayev attended the regular meeting of the Interstate Council of the Eurasian Economic Community in Moscow. The same day, Nursultan Nazarbayev and Putin signed a historical document - Agreement between Russia and Kazakhstan on the delimitation of the northern part of the Caspian Sea. -
February, 23 The presidents of four countries - Belarus , Kazakhstan, Russia and Ukraine - signed a statement on the formation of a single economic space April, 25 The Law "On compulsory social insurance" was adopted July, 2 Nazarbayev signed the law "On ratification of the Agreement between Kazakhstan and Azerbaijan on the delimitation of the Caspian Sea" October, 21 Nursultan Nazarbayev signed the Decree "On measures to improve the organization of scientific activity in the Republic of Kazakhstan" December, 17 A decree "On the introduction of the moratorium on the death penalty" was signed by the President -
November, 10 Kazakhstani president Nursultan Nazarbayev signed the decree “About state program of formation of “e-government” in the Republic of Kazakhstan for 2005-2007” June, 21 In accordance with the decree of the president of Kazakhstan, permanent representative in the UN - Yerzhan Kazykhanov - signed the Framework Convention for the World Health Organization (WHO) on tobacco control -
February, 18 Annual message of the president of the Republic of Kazakhstan about acceleration the pace of economic, social and political development June, 2 50th anniversary of the opening of the Baikonur cosmodrome July, 5 Council of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) held a meeting in Astana. India, Pakistan and Iran announced as SCO observers< -
November, 13 At a meeting of the Security Council of the Republic the import of cars with right-hand drive was banned December, 28 The decree "About additional measures to ensure traffic safety" was signed -
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July, 6 A new national holiday Day of the capital was set October, 13 JSC “National Welfare Fund “Samruk-Kazyna”” was created -
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You should uncompress the tar files. For example for the sun Solaris version enter:
Then you should extract the files from the tarred library files, examples files, geography files, and document files. For example, for the sun Solaris version enter:
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Once you have placed the libraries where you want them, you may have to execute "ranlib" on some platforms:
The surface air temperature data set and a detailed geography mask in DRS format are included as sample data for use by the sample fortran programs in the "examples" tar file. All the examples (documented in the ezget.ps file) should run on your platform, except rmscalc.f, which requires input files from 30 different models. Before compiling and running these sample applications, you will need to edit the files, specifying the correct paths to the input data (check all the calls to subroutine defvar).
For various platforms, typical lines for compiling and linking to the libraries are given here (but you will need to change the path to the libraries):
Sun/SunOS:
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IBM RS6000/AIX:
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HP/HP-UX:
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SGI:
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Last update December 19, 1996. For questions or comments on EzGet, contact
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I watched a video from Shereef Bishay (founder of Dev Bootcamp) discussing the history and culture that has developed at Dev Bootcamp over time. Based on the first section of the video, he talks about the idea of restaurant vs. kitchen. In short, restaurant: I order something off the menu, receive product/services, pay bill (consumer mind set); kitchen: We are all cooks in the kitchen together, getting our hands dirty, working, and learning. I have to say that before I watched the video, I did think about Dev Bootcamp as a menu item. I was paying the money to learn a certain skill set and get my foot in the door in the field. Knowing that the environment is more setup for me take charge of my own education, work with people, learn with people, struggle with people makes it more attractive to me.
I see it as a way to build comradery since everyone is in the same boat with the same goals. We are all working to better ourselves as both developers and people, rather than focusing on tests and grades. At my last job, there was a taste of this. When I had to learn something new, the drive came from the want to better support my clients in the future. Also, I could help the next person along if when they needed to learn the same thing. I am excited that this time, in Dev Bootcamp, my drive comes from getting to learn something that I want to learn.
My expectations for the technical side are the same, but it was still good to hear about parity of fears coming into Dev Bootcamp. I also now have a better gauge on what to expect from being on-site and working with the people there. I think the relationships between the students and teachers will be stronger than I had initially thought. I want to be a part of this experiment, and I want to see how I react to it. I cannot say if it will all click with me, but I will not shun it before I try it.


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AUSTRAC boss Nicole Rose described Westpac’s behaviour as “serious and systemic non-compliance”.
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DJ Phenom began cultivating his passion for music at a young age. Growing up in New York allowed him access to a city steeped in culture, diversity, and talent. He emerged on the city scene in 2005, quickly earning a repution for producing high energy that keeps the crowd hyped. His ability to read a crowd--and deliver--has landed him former residencies at NYC's Avalon (formerly Limelight) and Webster Hall, as well guest appearances in Las Vegas, Miami, and West Hollywood.
Sharing his craft with the world has always been DJ Phenom's main goal. He began working with Scratch DJ Academy in 2010, which led the way for several Celebrity Guest DJ opportunities on Royal Carribean's Oasis of the Seas.
DJ Phenom is more than an expert party rocker. His ability to seamlessly mix and manipulate music led to a former collaboration with Richmond, VA's HOT100.9FM. As the radio station's mix show DJ, Phenom crafted weekly mixes that showcased his talent, but also reflected his unique style that transcends across all genres.
In addition to effortlessly rocking the crowd, DJ Phenom plays an average of 30 corporate events per year for a diverse group of clients such as Macy's, Nordstrom, T-Mobile, H&M, and Victoria's Secret.
Currently, DJ Phenom still resides in the mid-Atlantic region, where he stays in high demand in Washington, D.C.; Virginia Beach; and Richmond. Along with spinning at the hottest and trendiest clubs, he has also succesfully forayed into the art of production and is presently working on original material. Check out Phenom, and see why the energy, versatility, and artistry he consistently brings to the turntables always leave the crowd wanting more.
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AUSTIN POWERS: THE SPY WHO SHAGGED ME A film review by David N. Butterworth Copyright 1999 David N. Butterworth
**1/2 (out of ****)
Austin Powers has lost his mojo all right. And so, unfortunately, has Mike Myers.
In this much-anticipated follow-up to 1997's "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery," Myers and his co-conspirators have missed a wonderful opportunity to improve upon the original film and given us instead a wildly uneven romp which misses about twice as much as it hits.
The dark forces in "Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me" draw consistently bigger laughs than the swinging secret agent and his latest shag-pad material, CIA operative Felicity Shagwell (a stunningly awful Heather Graham).
Dr. Evil (Myers) is back, hysterically so, as is his right-hand woman, the Rosa Klebb-styled Frau Farbissina (Mindy Sterling, still having a blast). They're joined by Dr. Evil's delinquent son (Seth Green, also terrific) and an obese Scot with the catchy moniker of Fat Bastard. Played by Myers under what seems to be three metric tonnes of makeup and prosthetics, Fat Bastard is a repulsive cross between Monty Python's Mr. Creosote (from "The Meaning of Life") and Charlie MacKenzie's father in "So I Married an Axe Murderer." Myers has the accent down perfectly and his Fat Bastard is a welcome, if gross, addition to the film's eccentric roster of villains.
Also in tow in "The Spy Who Shagged Me" is a one-eighth-the-size
version of Dr. Evil.  One of the film's funniest lines comes when Dr. Evil is going through his "zip it" routine with his son Scott. But the writers don't do anything with Austin except to land him with the great-looking but hopelessly-afloat Graham. A brief but satisfying appearance by the original film's Elizabeth Hurley only reinforces just how bad Graham is.
Austin flashes his bad teeth and growls "groovy baby, yeah!" but his character is becoming very repetitive and Myers himself doesn't seem to know how to extend his creation. So the film settles for a lot of unwelcome bathroom and bodily orifice humor. And I mean a lot. Austin Powers accidentally mistaking a stool sample for coffee? Felicity "retrieving" things from Austin on all-fours in silhouette? You have to believe that Myers and his co-writer Michael McCullers can do better, much better, than that.
"Austin Powers: The Spy Who Shagged Me" has some terrific sight gags, several outrageously funny product placements, a bunch of inspired cameo performances (Burt Bacharach and Elvis Costello *not* included), a cleverly-edited sequence in which various people comment on the phallic nature of Dr. Evil's spaceship, and a wonderful throng of evildoers who ham it up at every possible opportunity.
But for those of us who expect a little more from the extremely talented Mike Myers, the psychedelic love machine in his Carnaby Street duds is--at least for the time being--all shagged out.
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Presentation Resources:
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| • repo: | source code |
| • feature-redux: | redux plugin (state management) |
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Feature-Driven Development (FDD) has become more prevalent in today's landscape, and for good reason! FDD is a lightweight Agile technique, manifest in a project structure where your code is organized by what it accomplishes (i.e. features), rather than lumping all modules of like types into separate blobs of components, routes, logic, actions, etc. This technique greatly improves your code comprehension because there is a direct correlation between the problem space (the requirements) and the implementation (the code)!
However, FDD involves more than just organizing your project's directory structure into features. You want to encapsulate your features into isolated and self-sufficient modules, and yet they must also be able to collaborate with other features.
Truly isolated FDD is something that is incredibly powerful! You can improve the modularity of your system by loosely coupling your features, making your app easier to understand, develop, test, and refactor. If done right, your features actually become "miniature applications" that simply plug-and-play (where the mere existence of a feature dynamically exudes the characteristics it implements)!
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Let's Stop Saying B2B
This is a follow up post to Building for the Enterprise.
Recently I’ve been seeing more people using the word B2B incorrectly. Mostly falsely conflating B2B, SMB and Enterprise (esp in the startup world). They are vastly different, so here’s my attempt to clear it up.
A bit of context - I work at Coupa, a late stage enterprise software startup. We build and sell software to large companies via subscription model. Before, I was at Xpenser. We built and sold subscription software to businesses of any size, but primarily in the SMB space.
Both are B2B companies. But B2B != enterprise or SMB. Grouping them together or comparing any SMB focused startup to an enterprise focused startup is plain wrong.
In both cases, we were selling software to businesses with 1 goal – making sure that Lifetime value of the customer (how much they paid us over the length of our relationship, LTV) was greater than the cost of customer acquisition (how much it cost us to get & support them, CAC). LTV > CAC.
However, different strategies led us to different places.
At Xpenser, we embraced freemium – free for individuals & $9/user/month for companies. Users can try for free & setup their own accounts. The goal was to convert users that were business users, and use free users as marketing. Flat fee per month included everything (setup, support, etc).
At Coupa, there is no free user plan. There isn’t even a place to sign up. We directly sell (or channel) multi-year contracts to big companies. The pricing varies and we also additionally charge for implementation (setup), integrations, and provide different tiers of support plans.
Freemium at Xpenser attracted SMB’s, and direct sales at Coupa gets us enterprise accounts.
To define SMB vs. Enterprise:
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Small & Medium sized Businesses (SMB’s) – while defined in many different ways, for the sake of this post, we’ll say that SMB’s are companies with less than 250 employees or $50M in revenue.
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Enterprise = large companies. Multi hundred millions to billions in revenue & large organizations (often public companies) with lots of people in offices globally. Think biggest companies in the world.
The core difference between SMB & Enterprise is their behavior – how they discover, buy & use software. This difference in behavior shapes how you interact with them and how to build your product & your company.
SMB’s
SMB’s are more like consumers in the way they discover & purchase software - through news, marketing, referrals and they value price, efficiency & speed. A few points -
- They’re cheaper & pay you less.
- They have less requirements.
- They buy and setup faster.
- The buyer and user are often the same.
- Cost of switching is low (not much sunken cost & lots of alternatives).
Conversion, cost of sale & $/customer is low. Cost of support/maintenance is mid-high, cost of switching is low, and churn is high.
Meaning for LTV > CAC to work, you need lots & lots of customers to sign up & setup by themselves, not leave too quickly, and not bug you for support. The more support, the harder it is for the math to work out.
Enterprise
Enterprise buyers are very different in how they discover and buy software. Discovery is through analyst reports & direct/channel sales. Lots of decision makers (slow moving) & different incentives (sometimes conflicting with common sense) and they value stability, proven outcomes, & safe decisions.
- They’re not as price sensitive. Big checks.
- Buying takes a long time. Lots of people involved.
- They have massive requirements. Not all are logical.
- The buyer and user are not often the same (affects churn).
- Cost of switching is high (lots of sunken cost in buying & setting up).
Conversion is high(-er than free trial converts), $/customer & cost of sale/support/switching are all high, and churn is lower.
Meaning for LTV > CAC, you need a lot of sales/implementations/support people to land a few massive customers over time and then keep them. Costs a lot up front, but over time the math works out.
These are 2 different customers with entirely different behaviors. And the reason they don’t overlap is the product you build & the distribution strategy for 1 audience has very little overlap with the other.
For SMB’s, they care about buying a product that solves their business problem. So focusing solely on product works. Discovery & distribution is via marketing & converting signups/free trials. It’s nice – low CAC.
Bad news is $/customers is low, churn is high and support can also be high. So hitting a meaningful LTV > CAC requires lots of customers, low touch conversions and little support. With low of cost of switching & high curn in a crowded market like SMB software, that can be tough. Some companies try to jump from SMB to enterprise, but it’s incredibly difficult.
In the Enterprise, the buyer is buying a solution for 1000’s of people. Meaning lots of $ to spend, lots of requirements, and it’s important for them to make the right decision (long decision cycle). For the same formula to work, you need much higher $/customer (ACV) in order to cover the initial high cost of sale (long sales cycle, implementation, support).
Solving a business problem is not enough either – you need to meet RFP requirements, which always includes cumbersome things like expensive security compliance, IE7/8 support, and unnecessary features that are reminders of an old broken process. Building an RFP ready product is not always the same as building a good/usable product (user != buyer).
So even when operating in the same space, both SMB/Enterprise businesses are entirely different. Customers, discovery, distribution, and product all differ. Even if an SMB manages to attract an enterprise client, they won’t be equipped to handle the enterprise sales cycle. Or their product won’t make it past the RFP. And visa versa – if an enterprise startup tried to attract an SMB client, they would likely be too expensive, move too slowly, or the product would look too far off from what the client is expecting.
So which is better? Neither. There are fantastic companies that have executed on both strategies. But they’re not the same, so let’s stop falsely conflating SMB/Enterprise.
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ODCleanStore is a server application for management of Linked Data written in Java. It stores data in RDF, processes them and provides integrated views on the data. It accepts arbitrary RDF data and metadata through a SOAP webservice (Input Webservice). The data is processed by transformers in one of a set of customizable pipelines and stored to a persistent store (OpenLink Virtuoso database instance). The stored data can be accessed again either directly through a SPARQL endpoint or through Output Webservice. Linked Data consumers can send queries and custom query policies to Output Webservice and receive (aggregated/integrated) RDF data relevant for their query, together with information about provenance and data quality.
The application is divided into several modules. The codebase structure reflects that of modules and is described below.
- Backend (odcleanstore/backend)
- Contains predefined transformers, Query Execution and Conflict resolution modules implementations.
- Comlib (odcleanstore/comlib)
- Contains code related to sending data to Input Webservice, to be used on both the server and the client sides (e.g. Input Client and Input Webservice).
- Core (odcleanstore/core)
- Contains basic classes which are common to all modules. Most importantly interfaces for custom transformers.
- Engine (odcleanstore/engine)
- Contains the Engine component, which runs the web services and the data processing queue.
- Input Client (odcleanstore/inputclient)
- A library to be used in applications which serve as clients to ODCleanStore. It contains a simple SOAP WS client to the Input Webservice.
- Installer (odcleanstore/installer)
- A GUI installer of the whole application.
- Simple Scraper (odcleanstore/simplescraper)
- A trivial scraper application which can be used to upload data to ODCleanStore through a command line.
- Simple Transformer (odcleanstore/simpletransformer)
- An example custom transformer implementation.
- Administration Frontend (odcleanstore/webfrontend)
- Web application written in Java from which ODCleanStore can be managed. In Adiminstration Frontend, the user can define pipelines for data processing, rules for transformers, manage ontologies, Output Webservice settings etc.
For an in-depth description of individual classes and their interfaces, refer to this javadoc documentation. For a description of the architecture and design of the application and other general information, please see the Programmer's Guide. You might also want to consult the project webpage, especially the For developers section.


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Zlatan is one of the best FIFA players in the world
Accomplishments and reasons why he is great
- Zlatan went to Malamo at ayoung age where other big clubs got intrest in him
- Multiple times voted best soccer player of the year for many legues
- Paris Saint Germain 's all-time top-scorer:156
- He has played for great clubs like Malamo,Ajax,Juventus,Inter Milan, Barcalona, Milan Paris Saint Germain and Manchester United
- Has won 13 league tiltes in 15 seasonZs
- He had led Sweden to many wins and he is the capitain
- and he can break anckles
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic is also known for scoring one of the best goals while playing for sweden
against england in a world cup qualifier
The Reason I chose Zlatan Ibrahimovic as my athlete is becuase I like the team he's on and i'm facinated by how well he plays
and how many goals he scores amd how many assit he can make and still be a top scorer
plus he is very tall and that doesn't stop him of being the best in the world.
Zlatan Ibrahimovic is one of the best soccer players that there will ever be when he retires he will be a legend.
He will also be one of Swedens's best players ever.


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--- title: Deboning linear regression output in Excel author: Richard Careaga date: '2018-09-18' slug: deboning-linear-regression-in-excel categories: - Data Science tags: - Excel - statistics - R ---
A while back (https://goo.gl/1W11Zu), I outlined interpretation of the output of a multiple linear regression of data on Seattle area housing prices (https://www.kaggle.com/harlfoxem/housesalesprediction?login=true), which provides a convenient way to illustrate the usual output of a multiple linear regression model output in R. This is a 21K dataset with 19 variables on housing characteristics and sales price. It’s a cruddy model, used solely to pick apart the different data presented. Today, it’s Excel’s turn.
Disclosure: I’m not a fan of GUI for most applications. I find it slower and more error prone. Doing this replication elicited the usual grumbles, along with annoyance that multiple independent variables had to be in adjoining columns. Not hard to do, but … .
For comparison, here is the output from the R example, with the addition of an analysis of variance (ANOVA) table that Excel provides by default, but R doesn’t.
library(readr)
library(knitr)
library(kableExtra)
print("Data Structure")
## [1] "Data Structure"
house <- read_csv('/Users/rc/projects/statistics-for-data-scientists/kc_house_data.csv', comment = '')
## Parsed with column specification:
## cols(
## .default = col_double(),
## id = col_character(),
## date = col_datetime(format = "")
## )
## See spec(...) for full column specifications.
spec(house)
## cols(
## id = col_character(),
## date = col_datetime(format = ""),
## price = col_double(),
## bedrooms = col_double(),
## bathrooms = col_double(),
## sqft_living = col_double(),
## sqft_lot = col_double(),
## floors = col_double(),
## waterfront = col_double(),
## view = col_double(),
## condition = col_double(),
## grade = col_double(),
## sqft_above = col_double(),
## sqft_basement = col_double(),
## yr_built = col_double(),
## yr_renovated = col_double(),
## zipcode = col_double(),
## lat = col_double(),
## long = col_double(),
## sqft_living15 = col_double(),
## sqft_lot15 = col_double()
## )
mod <- lm(price ~ bedrooms + bathrooms + sqft_living + sqft_lot + yr_built, data = house)
summary(mod)
##
## Call:
## lm(formula = price ~ bedrooms + bathrooms + sqft_living + sqft_lot +
## yr_built, data = house)
##
## Residuals:
## Min 1Q Median 3Q Max
## -1784413 -131451 -16905<PHONE_NUMBER>748
##
## Coefficients:
## Estimate Std. Error t value Pr(>|t|)
## (Intercept) 6.006e+06 1.298e+05 46.281 <2e-16 ***
## bedrooms -7.096e+04 2.246e+03 -31.592 <2e-16 ***
## bathrooms 8.114e+04 3.730e+03 21.755 <2e-16 ***
## sqft_living 3.044e+02 2.998e+00 101.544 <2e-16 ***
## sqft_lot -3.388e-01 4.119e-02 -8.225 <2e-16 ***
## yr_built -3.057e+03 6.686e+01 -45.730 <2e-16 ***
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
##
## Residual standard error: 245800 on 21607 degrees of freedom
## Multiple R-squared: 0.552, Adjusted R-squared: 0.5519
## F-statistic: 5325 on 5 and 21607 DF, p-value: < 2.2e-16
anova(mod)
## Analysis of Variance Table
##
## Response: price
## Df Sum Sq Mean Sq F value Pr(>F)
## bedrooms 1 2.7696e+14 2.7696e+14 4585.896 < 2.2e-16 ***
## bathrooms 1 5.3190e+14 5.3190e+14 8807.207 < 2.2e-16 ***
## sqft_living 1 6.6776e+14 6.6776e+14 11056.774 < 2.2e-16 ***
## sqft_lot 1 5.0788e+12 5.0788e+12 84.094 < 2.2e-16 ***
## yr_built 1 1.2630e+14 1.2630e+14 2091.268 < 2.2e-16 ***
## Residuals 21607 1.3049e+15 6.0394e+10
## ---
## Signif. codes: 0 '***' 0.001 '**' 0.01 '*' 0.05 '.' 0.1 ' ' 1
Here’s the corresponding output from Excel 2016 running under Parallels on an Apple laptop.
Let’s take the differences line-by-line


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The backend uses a PostgreSQL database to store information.
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Checkout the project on github.
Feel free to use it and modify as you see fit. Contributions to the project are always welcome.


ifx_affected_rows
(PHP 4, PHP <=5.2.0)
ifx_affected_rows — Get number of rows affected by a query
说明
int ifx_affected_rows ( resource $result_id )
Returns the number of rows affected by a query associated with result_id.
For inserts, updates and deletes the number is the real number (sqlerrd[2]) of
affected rows. For selects it is an estimate (sqlerrd[0]). Don't rely on it.
The database server can never return the actual number of rows that will be
returned by a SELECT because it has not even begun fetching them at this stage
(just after the "PREPARE" when the optimizer has determined the query plan).
Useful after ifx_prepare() to limit queries to reasonable result sets.
参数
result_id
A valid result id returned by ifx_query() or ifx_prepare().
返回值
Returns the number of rows as an integer.
范例
Example #1 Informix affected rows
1000) {
printf ("Too many rows in result set (%d)\n
", $rowcount);
die ("Please restrict your query
\n");
}
?>
参见
• ifx_num_rows() - Count the rows already fetched from a query


Christmas decorations banned from village centre for 'health and safety'
A picturesque Kent village has lost its festive spirit before Christmas has even got started, after the council banned its traditional lights display.
Villagers in Pembury were devastated to hear that their streets won’t be lined with twinkling lights after council officials said they breached health and safety rules.
Locals said the lack of festive decorations will make for a ‘Scrooge-like’ Christmas and are frustrated they were informed so close to December.
Officials at the County Hall in Maidstone have been so late telling the parish council its permit has been refused, there hasn’t been enough time to devise an alternative plan.
The council said it had to ditch the beloved lights this year as they were too heavy to hang from the lamp posts.
Parish councillor Louise Mills said: ‘Unfortunately, this year our High Street is going to look a little dimmer.
‘Christmas is such a special time of year and I know Pembury residents appreciate the village lights.
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‘Many of the columns were found to be unsafe and unable to support the weight of the Christmas light motifs of up to 8kg.
‘Unfortunately, Kent County Council will only allow us to install lights around the village green that weigh under 4kg.’
She added that the move was ‘hugely disappointing’ particularly as the decision came ‘so late in the day’ with little time to rectify it.
Local Patrick Gillan, 63, who is starring in the village’s Christmas panto as Dame Trot, called the move ‘just mean’.
He said: ‘It’s going to look like Scrooge made Christmas.
‘It’s just mean. People will be very angry about it when they eventually realise what’s happened.
‘The infuriating thing is Kent County Council left it to the last minute to tell us the lamp posts are not safe.
‘It’s too late for us now.’
Mr Gillan, who is a parish councillor but said he was speaking about the lights as a villager, added: ‘We don’t have a lights switch-on in the village but it would have been lovely all down the High Street.
‘We’ll have wreaths of some sort down by the village green where all the posh folk are. But unfortunately, as we drive down the High Street, we won’t have them.’
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A Kent County Council spokesman said: ‘Pembury Parish Council has a contract with a supplier to provide Christmas lights for the village.
‘We spoke to the council in July and advised testing would be required if decorations were intended to be put up this year.
‘We notified them on November 6 that, following independent tests ordered by the parish council, only one column would be suitable for hanging decorations.
‘We understand the council has now been able to source Christmas lights that can be safely fitted to the columns around the green, and these have been approved by Kent County Council.’
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Draggable
Transparent Drag
Header
Close Button
Custom Style
Close on escape
Close on click outside the window
Bind to an element
Set Title
Set Content
Set Size
Set Position
Protopack Window
v1.1
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Mohsen Khahani


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an agent domain endpoint
initialize the agent domain endpoint
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eval_login_response(response)
- parse the login uri response
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get_agentdomain_capabilities()
- queries the region seed cap for capabilities
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login(credentials)
- login to the agent domain
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parse_login_response(response)
- parse the login uri response and returns deserialized data
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place_avatar(region_uri, position=[, 117, 73, 21])
- handles the rez_avatar/place cap on the agent domain, populates some initial region attributes
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post_to_loginuri(credentials)
- post to login_uri and return response


| Interface | Description |
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| AbstractActionActivity |
All the *ActionActivity will implement and initActionController() method
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| onViewUpdateListener |
When needed, this function can update the View, for example to support scroll effect
updating the view
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| AbstractActionController |
In order to separate concerns, View parts are handled by the *ActionController
Any Activity will extend AbstractActionActivity and
implement initActionController() method.
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| ConstantDialogFragment |
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interface LazyCache<out T> : Observable<T>
(source)
Cache which doesn't load the content until calling get.

Since
0.1.0
hasContent |
abstract val hasContent: Boolean |
addObserver |
adds a function to observe this cache. abstract fun addObserver(observer: (Cache<T>, T) -> Unit): Unit |
get |
abstract suspend fun get(time: Long, accessCount: Float = 0.0f): T open suspend fun get(accessCount: Float = 0.0f): T |
getIfAlreadyLoaded |
returns the cached instance if it already exists on JVM memory, otherwise
returns abstract fun getIfAlreadyLoaded(time: Long = System.currentTimeMillis(), accessCount: Float = 0.0f): T? |
loadAsync |
loads the content in the background. abstract fun loadAsync(): Unit |
toCache |
converts this LazyCache to Cache. abstract suspend fun toCache(): Cache<T> |
toWeakCache |
converts this LazyCache to WeakCache. abstract suspend fun toWeakCache(): WeakCache<T> |
getOrCancel |
loads the content or throws CancellationException if failed suspend fun <T> LazyCache<T>.getOrCancel(accessCount: Float = 0.0f): T |
getOrNull |
loads the content or returns null if failed suspend fun <T> LazyCache<T>.getOrNull(accessCount: Float = 0.0f): T? |
WritableLazyCache |
Writable LazyCache. The name says it all. interface WritableLazyCache<T> : LazyCache<T> |


Cryptocurrency Research
1
Introduction
1.1
What will I learn?
1.2
Before Getting Started
1.2.1
High-Level Version
1.3
Format Notes
1.4
Who is this tutorial for?
1.5
Plan of Attack
1.6
GitHub Repository
1.7
Disclaimer
2
Setup and Installation
2.1
Option 1 - Run in the Cloud
2.2
Option 2 - Run Locally
2.2.1
Setup R
2.3
Installing and Loading Packages
2.3.1
GitHub Repository
3
Explore the Data
3.1
Pull the Data
3.2
Data Preview
3.3
The definition of a “price”
3.4
Data Quality
4
Data Prep
4.1
Remove Nulls
4.2
Calculate
price_usd
Column
4.3
Clean Data by Group
4.3.1
Remove symbols without enough rows
4.3.2
Remove symbols without data from the last 3 days
4.4
Calculate Target
4.4.1
Any gaps?
4.4.2
Convert to tsibble
4.4.3
Scan gaps
4.4.4
Fill gaps
4.4.5
Calculate Target
4.5
Cross Validation
4.6
Fix Data by Split
4.6.1
Zero Variance
4.7
Nest data
4.8
Functional Programming
5
Visualization 📉
5.1
Basics - ggplot2
5.2
Using Extensions
5.2.1
ggthemes
5.2.2
plotly
5.2.3
ggpubr
5.2.4
ggforce
5.2.5
gganimate
5.2.6
ggTimeSeries
5.2.7
Rayshader
6
Predictive Modeling
6.1
What is it?
6.2
Example Simple Model
6.2.1
Using Functional Programming
6.3
Caret
6.3.1
Parallel Processing
6.3.2
Functional Programming - here or elsewhere?
6.3.3
Cross Validation
6.3.4
XGBoost models
6.3.5
All Other Models
6.4
Make Predictions
6.5
Traditional Timeseries
7
Evaluate Model Performance
8
Time Series
9
Explain Predictions
10
Considerations
10.1
Session Information
11
Archive
11.1
May 2020
12
References
12.1
Resources Used
12.1.1
Visualization Section
12.1.2
Time Series Section
12.2
Packages used and cited
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Evaluate Model Performance
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My name is Julia Kreger
Developer Advocate for IBM
Core contributor to OpenStack Ironic
Creater of OpenStack Ironic sub-project Bifrost
And I've lost track of everywhere I've contributed.
Wait a second.... There are days?
They do run together, given that Open Source communities span the world.
But it is all up to you!
You are the only one that can define how and what a day looks like when contributiong to open source.
It varies, naturally!
If I have internal meetings!
If I'm at a conference!
If I'm on a plane!
If I have project meetings!
Or e-mails to write!
Or code to review?
Or tests to troubleshoot?
Or users seeking help?
Or another developer seeking context?
And finally... I can write some code!
The truth is... As much as I dislike it... Some days I don't. :(
First rule of Open Source! There is no average day.
Every day is different.
The key is you make it what you want!
Balance is vital!
Happiness is key!
Communities can be taxing!
But communities can support you!
And help build life long friendships!
Never stop learning!
Listening is just as important!
And always learn the important words for places you visit!
Such as the word for Coffee!


Giannis Antetokounmpo tears jersey, kicks hole in Thunder sign in frustration
by Ryan GaydosMilwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo appeared to be extremely unhappy with his performance Sunday night against the Oklahoma City Thunder despite scoring 36 points in a win.
Antetokounmpo, who was named league MVP last season, tore his jersey after airballing a free throw in the second quarter and then kicked a hole through a sign that featured the Thunder logo.
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The “Greek Freak” airballed the free throw with about seven seconds left in the first half. He was then seen on the sideline biting into the top of his jersey and then ripping it.
A picture that came across social media during the game also showed a hole in a sign with the Thunder’s logo. Apparently, Antetokounmpo put his size 16 shoe through it.
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He later apologized for taking his frustrations out on the sign.
“There’s no excuse for that,” he said. “Obviously, I’ll try to pay for the sign or I can trade you guys with a Bucks sign when you guys come to Milwaukee, but there’s no excuse for that.”
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Milwaukee still came away with the 121-119 victory.