Trouble with TED
The Trouble with dishonest TED Talks
The opener to Matthew Walker’s TED Talk is not exactly what you’d expect to hear in a lecture about sleep.
“Men who sleep five hours a night have significantly smaller testicles than those who sleep seven hours or more,” Walker, a UC Berkeley professor of psychology and neuroscience, told the audience in 2019 at the popular media organization’s April 15-19 conference in Vancouver, Canada.
That got everyone’s attention. (Source: https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/news/lack-sleep-shrinks-mens-testicles)
The video of Walker’s 19-minute “Sleep is your superpower” talk received more than 1 million views in the first 72 hours (as of publication, it’s up to more than 11,442,588 !) after it was posted on the TED Talks website.
I applaud both the outstanding delivery and the main message of his captivating presentation:
“In 1942, more than 90 percent of Americans were sleeping more than six hours a night. Today, almost 50 percent of Americans are surviving on a nightly six hours or less,” he told Berkeley News. “We need to reclaim our right to a full night of sleep, without embarrassment or the stigma of laziness.”
However, at about 8:45 into the talk, Matthew walks (no pun intended) on very thin ice:
“*I could tell you about sleep loss and your cardiovascular system, and that all it takes is one hour. Because there is a global experiment performed on 1.6 billion people across 70 countries twice a year, and it's called daylight saving time. Now, in the spring, when we lose one hour of sleep, we see a subsequent 24-percent increase in heart attacks that following day. In the autumn, when we gain an hour of sleep, we see a 21-percent reduction in heart attacks. Isn’t that incredible? And you see exactly the same profile for car crashes, road traffic accidents, even suicide rates.”

Initially I was super excited about the suggested sample size of 1.6 billion people and wanted to find out how exactly such an incredible data set could possibly have been gathered. Upon my inquiry, Matthew was kind enough to point me to the paper, which was the basis for the rather outrageous claims from above. Luckily, it is an open access article in the openheart Journal from 2014.
Imagine my grave disappointment to find out that the sample was limited to 3 years in the state of Michigan and had just 31 cases per day! On page 4 you find Table 1 which contains the quoted 24% increase and 21% decrease expressed as relative risk (multipliers 1.24 and 0.79, respectively):
Not mentioned in the talk is that the low sample size leads to rather wide confidence intervals of [1.05; 1.46] in the spring and [0.62; 0.99] in the fall, which makes for a lot less dramatic possible effects of 5% upwards and 1% downwards.
More importantly, these changes were not observed on the “following day” after DST but instead on a Monday and Tuesday, respectively. Why did Matthew Walker choose these somewhat random days? My guess would be, because they were the only ones significant at the 5% level, which would be a classic case of “p-value fishing”. If one adjusted for the multiple comparisons (7 days of the week were tested), the significance disappears altogether. In that light it is no surprise that the authors “looked for the same signal in more recent data and it is markedly attenuated and no longer significant” (private communications with Dr. Gurm).
I would claim that our intuition does not expect a measurable/large effect of DST on one particular day. In a similar context, Gelman and Weakliem have pointed out the statistical challenges in estimating small effects: “… systematic errors such as overestimation of the magnitudes of small effects can mislead scientists and, through them, the general public”.
The brash and reckless overstatement of these modest/insignificant heart attack numbers really worries me, since they do not come from a tabloid journalist, YouTuber or casual blogger but from a renowned scientist at the esteemed University of Berkeley. BTW, I was unable to find any backing of the statement on “exactly the same profile for car crashes, road traffic accidents, even suicide rates” in the literature.
What about the click-bait-type opening line of those “significantly smaller testicles of men who sleep only five hours”? Unfortunately, Prof. Walker did not reveal the corresponding academic sources. The most likely and relevant paper I found on Google Scholar is a study of the association between sleep disturbances and semen quality from 2012:
This demographically extremely narrow study focusses mainly on semen quality but also reports that. “After control for confounders, sperm concentration, total sperm count, percent motile spermatozoa, percent morphologically normal spermatozoa, and testis size were signiﬁcantly lower among both men with higher sleep scores and men with lower sleep scores in comparison with the reference group”. Table 3 contains the main results, with testis size highlighted:
Notice the low sample size in the „>50” category (76 men) and the wide confidence interval for \(\beta\) ([-2.5; -0.1]) which almost includes zero1.
To give the reader a feel for the magnitude of the effect: The upper end
of the CI should be compared with the median/mean of about 21ml, so
“significant” really means a reduction of about 0.5 %! It is further noteworthy that an even more
significant reduction of testis size was observed for the extremely good
sleep score of zero2.
The authors of this paper did not see how the sleep score >50 could
possibly be translated into “Men who sleep five hours a night”.
Maybe the answer can be found in this article on sleep duration and
tesis size in the Journal
of Clinical Sleep Medicine? The main result seems to be a barely
significant observational association based on either 66 or 97
participants, which disappears under resampling. The sample size is too
low to control for other factors (e.g. race/ethnicity, lifestyle,
smoking, alcohol consumption ) than BMI and age and no causality can be
inferred. Furthermore, it is not clear how exactly the sleep duration
was computed from the various scores derived via (i) self-reported
duration, (ii) one-night sleep laboratory, and (iii) a 7-day wrist
actigraphy recording. The many possibilities of creating these scores
leaves the reader somewhat uneasy about reliability of the p-value.
A scatter plot (Fig.2 in the paper) of testicular volume versus sleep
duration shows the ambivalence of model fitting (and suggests that the
sample size was even lower than reported).
What is my takeaway from this rather sobering fact finding mission after listening to the -at first glance- truly inspiring TED talk?
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Sleep disturbances were assessed on the basis of a modified 4-item version of the Karolinska Sleep Questionnaire which includes questions on sleep patterns during the past 4 weeks: How often have you 1) “slept badly or restlessly”; 2) “found it difficult to fall asleep”; 3) “woken up too early in the morning and not been able to go back to sleep”; and 4) “woken up several times during the night and found it difficult to go back to sleep”? ↩
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Sleep score was calculated as the mean of the participant’s replies to the 4 sleep questions:
“all the time” (scoring 100%), “a large part of the time” (scoring 67%), “rarely” (scoring 33%), or “never” (scoring
0%) and was categorized as 0, 1–10, 11–20 (reference), 21–30, 31–40, 41–50, or >50. The category 11–20 was used as the reference category because this group of men had the highest sperm count. ↩


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Les Miserables (1998)
A Film Review by Mark O'Hara
Opening May 1, "Les Miserables" beats the handfuls of summer films. It sprawls across the screen, inviting the viewer into the expansive French countryside. Even larger are the themes, which are portrayed without condescension.
Liam Neeson dominates the screen. His Jean Valjean is a lout who clobbers a good-hearted bishop, a man who forgives Jean without hesitation, who ransoms (what a good word!) Jean's soul from evil and darkness. For the rest of the film Jean returns this gift of redemption to other characters. His relentless kindness never clogs up the plot with sentimentality; Neeson allows us to accept Jean's selflessness without question. Dynamically changed from the brute who became animal-like after 19 years of imprisonment, he hardly seems like a dynamic character. Indeed his decency during the two eras into which the film leaps seems static, a miraculous given.
Uma Thurman never looked so bad. As Fantine, eyes bugged and gums bloodied, she commands our sympathy completely. Of course Victor Hugo created a cliché with Fantine's character, but Thurman delivers an understated resignation that permits us to imagine the depth of her sadness. Inspector Javert's purposeful destruction of Fantine is his most despicable act. Geoffrey Rush, who took the Academy Award for Best Actor for "Shine," brings a wonderful, transparent methodology to his acting. His Javert carries out the law whenever he is onscreen, passionately but quietly: and Rush's lankiness is perfect for the sternness demanded by the role.
Claire Danes gives us a believable Cosette. Reacting with understandable puzzlement and determination, she alternates between the loyal daughterof Jean and the cunning lover of Marius. Danes is wide-eyed and pleasant to look upon, but when her chin quivers with emotion -- as it does in "Romeo + Juliet" and "Little Women," -- we are reminded of Stallone's sneer or Clooney's downcast glances; it becomes a trademark tic.
It is admirable that director Bille August has cut Hugo's 1200 page novel down to a film of just two hours fifteen minutes. This remake of "Les Miserables" is stronger than the recent "Man in the Iron Mask"; the narrative builds a watchable momentum, scene by scene appalling or satisfying our sense of humanity. But there is too much that is quiet. I was not expecting an epic with "Braveheart"-style battle scenes; the ones shot in the old streets of the Czech Republic are fine. But a greater amount of old-fashioned character development would let us know Marius better; would tell us more about Javert's obsession with the law; would, in the form of flashbacks, let us see Jean in prison or Fantine with her daughter, before their separation. The story stands just on the strength of Hugo's thick plot. But at least fifteen more minutes before the eyes would give the work the pleasant heft of the novel carried under the arm.
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Week 4
One of the biggest issue on the tech industry is lack of diversity Google recently published data about their workforce. 70% male and 30% female. In leadership, 79% are men while the other 21% were women. In terms of race, 61% white, 30% Asian, 3% Hispanic, 2% Black, and 1% other.Their data however did not include any data about the average age of the workforce.
Being an african american male, I am concerned about these statistics and question whether if i will ever be given a fair chance a any tech company. However, I have a deeper concern over the the lack of women in the tech and more importantly the treatment of the women who are. I find it ironic that an industry who claims to change the world is still stuck in the past.
The big question is why. We have seen women who have had tremendous success in the tech world like Marrisa Mayer, CEO of Yahoo, or Sheryl Sandberg, COO of Facebook, Leah Busque, CEO of Task Rabbit, Meg Whitman CEO of HP, and Cher Wang, Founder & Chairman of HTC. There list can go on and on of women who have made a big impact in different roles in the tech industry, yet we still to ignore them.
I personally believe that most women actually have certain skills that make them a better candidate than male. They are more resourceful, the pay closer attention to detail than man, and I also believe they are better communicators.
So how do we fix it. Many people claim that the reason for lack of women in the tech space is because not may women receives a computer science degree or related fields. While it is true, that more women should get computer science degree, I think it is an excuse. I would like to see data about the women who graduated last year and how a=many of them received a job.
I believe in order to fix this problem, the tech industry has to change their culture regarding diversity and especially towards women. We’ll be amazed the value that women can add to the tech world if we give them the opportunity and do not make hurtful sexist remarks.


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DESPERADO A film review by Eric Grossman Copyright 1995 LOS ANGELES INDEPENDENT
Robert Rodriguez is living the dream of the independent filmmaker. His first feature, EL MARIACHI, made for $7000, was picked up by a major studio and not only received tremendous critical acclaim, but it made some money too. From that success, Rodriguez, has now written, directed, produced and edited his first, relatively big budget ($6 million) picture, DESPERADO, which stars Antonio Banderas as El Mariachi, the guitar playing gunslinger from Rodriguez's breakthrough film.
It's not supposed to be a sequel but it feels like one, except this time the picture is less grainy, the actors and production values are much more polished, and the direction and editing far more slick. The story is pretty simple, too simple in fact. El Mariachi is out to avenge the death of his family and he can't stop until he finishes off Bucho (Joaquim De Almeida), the drug king-pin who is responsible. In the process, he meets a love interest, Carolina (Salma Hayek), who runs a book store and gives El Mariachi refuge after he is shot numerous times.
He has a friend, Buscemi, named appropriately for the favorite character actor of the latest wave of American auteurs (who's leader is Quentin Tarantino of PULP FICTION fame), Steve Buscemi. Buscemi's relationship with El Mariachi makes absolutely no sense and one gets the impression that Rodriguez put him in mostly because fans of the new directorial breed expect to see him there. And just in case Buscemi wasn't enough, Tarantino, who figured out the best way to get cast in a movie was to make your own and/ or become friends with other filmmakers who would cast you, also makes an appearance.
Rodriguez has talent, no doubt about it, although in his valiant attempt to be at least one of the leading auteurs of the 90s, he has spread himself too thin. When making a low budget film, it is often necessary to do everything yourself; after all, you are often the best you can afford. But Rodriguez has moved up to the big time and when you run a bigger ship, you need to delegate and you need extra perspective. David Lean and Alfred Hitchcock did not do everything themselves but no one doubts that they were the authors of their films and even Francois Truffaut, the man most responsible for the auteur theory (which, simply stated, is the idea that the director is the author of the film and responsible for its personal and world views), allowed others to fill key positions.
There are moments in this film where Rodriguez shows remarkable style. The gunfights, the shots of El Mariachi as he enters the bar with the deep bass and surround sound shaking the theater. "Cool stuff" as the film students who will no doubt notice this might say, but to what end? The script is thinner than the paper it was printed on and that makes the film seem almost interminable between the fight scenes. Being an auteur is not about moving your camera around, it's about moving your audience.
The characters in DESPERADO are intended to be complex, but how can they be in the cartoon world that Rodriguez creates? Banderas has presence and many women I know will see this movie just because he is in it, but his character is neither mysterious nor very charming (and if anyone really shot a pistol the way he does in this picture, they wouldn't be able to hit a barn).
The rest of the cast, Hayek and Almeida, are fine. They don't do anything wrong but the movie does not allow them to distinguish themselves. Although obviously talented, Buscemi, with his big eyes and fast mouth, isn't much more than a sight-gag this film. Ironically, one of the film's best performances was by Cheech Marin (from Cheech and Chong), who finds a relaxed, humorous tone for his role as the short bartender.
Long on style but short on story, DESPERADO misses, but if you are interested in following the early career of a promising filmmaker, go see it.
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AOA scheduled to have a comeback with 5 members.
by greenbaypackersOn, November 26th, AOA are scheduled to have their comeback, with the title track called "Come See Me"
What used to be a 8-member group has now been reduced to 5 following Youkyung's departure in 2016 and Choa's departure in 2017, and Mina's departure in 2019. The current group feature members Jimin, Yoona, Hyejung, Seolhyun, and Chanmi


Self Confidence
14 February 2016
What is the relationship between mindfulness and self awareness?
The book suggests that they are basically the same thing. And that being the case, mindfulness being a trainable skill means that self-awareness is also.
Try at least one of the self awareness practices from the chapter (Body Scan, Journaling). What was your experience of it? How did you feel?
I tried the Body Scan practice. I felt a lot of different things throughout the 6 minutes I meditated for. I noticed a decent amount of tension in my body. I noticed that my breathing is very restrained. I felt a little impatient for the time to be over/to know how long I had left to meditate for and had to remind myself of the value of doing it. I also felt good in my body, like capable and adept. It was nice to have a good experience of being in my body/experiencing my body like that including the self-awareness I had during the time.
What did you take away from the "My Emotions are Not me" section?
I found this chapter really interesting. In the past I think I had been aware of the idea of thoughts being a thing separate from one's 'self' and of contemplating that through meditation. Of letting them come & go as they will. But I don't think its really something I had considered as far as emotions.
Also the way that language is so connected to the ways we think in terms of how we describe our emotional states.. i.e. "I am happy" as opposed to "I feel anger". How that kind of feeds into us feeling like that emotion is an integral part of yourself. The book uses the metaphor of clouds in the sky to illustrate the distinctiveness. The clouds are the emotions & thoughts and the sky is our mind.


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ELLIS ISLAND, New York (CNN) -- President Bush addressed the nation Wednesday night, after visiting memorial services in Shanksville, Pennsylvania, Washington and New York. With the Statue of Liberty over his right shoulder, Bush reflected on the September 11 attacks and the year since. Following is a transcript of his remarks: Good evening. A long year has passed since enemies attacked our country. We've seen the images so many times, they are seared on our souls, and remembering the horror, reliving the anguish, re-imagining the terror is hard and painful. For those who lost loved ones, it's been a year of sorrow, of empty places, of newborn children who will never know their fathers here on earth. For members of our military, it's been a year of sacrifice and service far from home. For all Americans, it has been a year of adjustment, of coming to terms with the difficult knowledge that our nation has determined enemies and that we are not invulnerable to their attacks. Yet in the events that have challenged us, we've also seen the character that will deliver us. We've seen the greatness of America in airline passengers who defied their hijackers and ran a plane into the ground to spare the lives of others. We've seen the greatness of America in rescuers who rushed up flights of stairs toward peril, and we continue to see the greatness of America in the care and compassion our citizens show to each other. September the 11th, 2001 will always be a fixed point in the life of America. The loss of so many lives left us to examine our own. Each of us was reminded that we are here only for a time. And these counted days should be filled with things that last and matter: love for our families, love for our neighbors and for our country, gratitude for life and to the giver of life. We resolved a year ago to honor every last person lost. We owe them remembrance, and we owe them more. We owe them and their children, and our own, the most enduring monument we can build, a world of liberty and security, made possible by the way America leads and by the way Americans lead our lives. The attack on our nation was also an attack on the ideals that make us a nation. Our deepest national conviction is that every life is precious, because every life is the gift of a creator who intended us to live in liberty and equality. More than anything else, this separates us from the enemy we fight. We value every life. Our enemies value none, not even the innocent, not even their own. And we seek the freedom and opportunity that give meaning and value to life. There is a line in our time, and in every time, between those who believe that all men are created equal and those who believe that some men and women and children are expendable in the pursuit of power. There is a line in our time and in every time between the defenders of human liberty and those who seek to master the minds and souls of others. Our generation has now heard history's call, and we will answer it. America has entered a great struggle that tests our strength and even more our resolve. Our nation is patient and steadfast. We continue to pursue the terrorists in cities and camps and caves across the Earth. We are joined by a great coalition of nations to rid the world of terror.  Now and in the future, Americans will live as free people, not in fear and never at the mercy of any foreign plot or power. This nation has defeated tyrants and liberated death camps, raised this lamp of liberty to every captive land. We have no intention of ignoring or appeasing history's latest gang of fanatics trying to murder their way to power. They are discovering, as others before them, the resolve of a great country and a great democracy. In the ruins of two towers, under a flag unfurled at the Pentagon, at the funerals of the lost, we have made a sacred promise to ourselves and to the world: We will not relent until justice is done and our nation is secure. What our enemies have begun, we will finish. I believe there's a reason that history has matched this nation with this time. America strives to be tolerant and just. We respect the faith of Islam, even as we fight those whose actions defile that faith. We fight not to impose our will, but to defend ourselves and extend the blessings of freedom. We cannot know all that lies ahead. Yet we do know that God has placed us together in this moment to grieve together, to stand together, to serve each other and our country. And the duty we have been given, defending America and our freedom is also a privilege we share. We're prepared for this journey. And our prayer tonight is that God will see us through and keep us worthy. Tomorrow is September the 12th. 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The lungs are a pair of spongy, air-filled organs located on either side of the chest (thorax). The trachea (windpipe) conducts inhaled air into the lungs through its tubular branches, called bronchi. The bronchi then divide into smaller and smaller branches (bronchioles), finally becoming microscopic.
This spongy, pinkish organ looks like two upside-down cones in your chest. The right lung is made up of three lobes. The left lung has only two lobes to make room for your heart.
Bronchial tree
The lungs begin at the bottom of your trachea (windpipe). The trachea is a tube that carries the air in and out of your lungs. Each lung has a tube called a bronchus that connects to the trachea. The trachea and bronchi airways form an upside-down “Y” in your chest. This “Y” is often called the bronchial tree.
The bronchi branch off into smaller bronchi and even smaller tubes called bronchioles. Like the branches of a tree, these tiny tubes stretch out into every part of your lungs. Some of them are so tiny that they have the thickness of a hair. You have almost 30,000 bronchioles in each lung.
Each bronchiole tube ends with a cluster of small air sacs called alveoli (individually referred to as alveolus).  There are about 600 million alveoli in your lungs. The small bubble shapes of the alveoli give your lungs a surprising amount of surface area — equivalent to the size of a tennis court. This means there’s plenty of room for vital oxygen to pass into your body.
SUMMARY
Each lung is divided into lobes. The bronchial tree running through your lungs is made up of the windpipe, bronchi, bronchioles, and alveoli.
The respiratory system
The lungs are the main part of the respiratory system. This system is divided into the upper respiratory tract and the lower respiratory tract.
The upper respiratory tract includes the:
Mouth and nose. Air enters and leaves the lungs through the mouth and nostrils of the nose.
Nasal cavity. Air passes from the nose into the nasal cavity, and then the lungs.
Throat (pharynx). Air from the mouth is sent to the lungs via the throat.
Voice box (larynx). This part of the throat helps air to pass into the lungs and keeps out food and drink.
The lower respiratory tract is made up of the:
lungs
trachea (windpipe)
bronchi
bronchioles
alveoli
Other parts of the respiratory system help your lungs to expand and contract as you breathe. These include the ribs around the lungs and the dome-shaped diaphragm muscle below them.
Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD): Damage to the lungs results in difficulty blowing air out, causing shortness of breath. Smoking is by far the most common cause of COPD.
Emphysema: A form of COPD usually caused by smoking. The fragile walls between the lungs' air sacs (alveoli) are damaged, trapping air in the lungs and making breathing difficult.
Chronic bronchitis: Repeated, frequent episodes of productive cough, usually caused by smoking. Breathing also becomes difficult in this form of COPD.
Pneumonia: Infection in one or both lungs. Bacteria, especially Streptococcus pneumoniae, are the most common cause.
Asthma: The lungs' airways (bronchi) become inflamed and can spasm, causing shortness of breath and wheezing. Allergies, viral infections, or air pollution often trigger asthma symptoms.


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Key changes
Mainline:
- Rebased with official coreboot repository commit d6f7ec5.
- Updated sortbootorder to v4.6.18 bringing the PCI Express power management features runtime option. For details refer to sortbootorder documentation. When PCI Express power management features features are enabled, the network controllers (NICs and WIFi cards) may have reduced performance at the cost of reduced power consumption. By default this option will be disabled to not impact the network performance.
- Reverted changes to ACPI CPU definitions causing BSD systems to not probe CPU frequency driver. The ACPI compliance of current BSD systems is not up to date, the situation should improve when the distribution will start to use FreeBSD 12.x, which works well with most recent rules of defining processors in ACPI.
- Reverted changes with PCIe reset logic causing mPCIe2 slot connected modules to not appear in OS. The change did more harm than good. We are working to improve the PCIe modules detection in firmware, which is dependent on the AGESA.
- Added IOMMU IVRS generation expanded with IVHD type 11h for newer Xen. This change should allow newer Xen images to utilize more IOMMU features.
- Fixed memtest hang on apu1.
- Fixed TPM2 detection on FreeBSD 12.1. Since FreeBSD 12.1 the TPM2 support is available along with FreeBSD ports offering TPM2 tools. We will provide documentation how to install and utilize those tools on FreeBSD systems soon.
- Fixed a problem where SD 3.0 mode could not be disabled.
coreboot community
Patches merged by community:
- drivers/pc80/tpm/tis.c: change the _HID and _CID for TPM2 device
- arch/x86/acpi: add definitions for IVHD type 11h
- nb/amd/pi/00730F01/northbridge.c: refactor IVRS generation
- Revert “mb/pcengines/apu2: add reset logic for PCIe slots”
Total:
- 308 lines added,
- 245 lines removed,
in official coreboot repository.
Other news
3mdeb is co-developing TrenchBoot project and is
responsible for developing AMD part of Dynamic Root of Trust for Measurement
(DRTM). The DRTM requires a special security instruction available on the AMD
GX-412TC SoC called SKINIT
. The effort is founded by NLNet Foundation
under the name:
Open Source DRTM implementation with TrenchBoot for AMD processors project
.
The project aims to provide easy access to the tools and software that can
provably verify the security of the system. An important part of the reliable
and trustworthy Next Generation Internet (NGI).
To read more, please visit our blog describing the details and progress of our work which is based on the flagship PC Engines apu2 model:
If you are interested in the project follow us on our blog and Twitter, or contact us directly over email.
Statistics
The chart shows the total files changed from release tag against the rebase point of given release specified in CHANGELOG (CHANGELOG.md and gitlab-ci.yml excluded from statistics). Check the statistics with:
git diff --stat d6f7ec5 ':(exclude).gitlab-ci.yml' ':(exclude)CHANGELOG.md'
93 files changed, 3279 insertions(+), 379 deletions(-)
The chart represents the total line added and deleted on the PC Engines coreboot fork against the rebase point for a given release. Check the statistics with:
git diff --stat d6f7ec5 ':(exclude).gitlab-ci.yml' ':(exclude)CHANGELOG.md'
93 files changed, 3279 insertions(+), 379 deletions(-)
Two files have not been included in the diff as mentioned above since they are not a part of coreboot tree.
The number of changes significantly increased, because we had to revert many changes locally on our fork repository.
Testing
-
PC Engines hardware configuration matrix - hardware configurations available for testing in 3mdeb laboratory.
-
PC Engines release validation results - please note there are separate sheets for each board-release.
- Mainline:
- PASSED: 437 (+4)
- FAILED: 14 (-8)
- PASSED [%]: 96.90 (+1.73%)
No particular changes in tests in this release. Regression didn’t detect new bugs. Improvement in results is mainly a result of the correction of SD3.0 option in sortbootorder and verification of IOMMU option before tests, that could be affected by it.
Binaries
Mainline
See how to verify the signatures on asciinema
What we planned
-
Improve the support of TPM2 in coreboot and SeaBIOS. Currently there is only the TCPA (TPM1.2) log support in coreboot. Additionally SeaBIOS overwrites existing entries in TPM2 log area.
cbmem
utility also lacks support for displaying TPM2 log area.WORK IN PROGRESS
-
Reorganize runtime configuration by making it persistent across updates and accessible from user space. Also prepare a tool for offline binary modification.
VERIFICATION
-
Vital Product Data (VPD) support. User will have possibility to store and change VPD configuration in Read-Write section of SPI flash. Moreover, default VPD keys and values will be stored in Read-Only region to protect data against corruption. Also, sortbootorder runtime configuration will be stored in VPD Read-Write section, so access to it will be possible in OS via dedicated util.
VERIFICATION
Coming soon
Feature and improvements on the roadmap:
- Improve the support of TPM2 in coreboot and SeaBIOS. Currently there is only
the TCPA (TPM1.2) log support in coreboot. Additionally SeaBIOS overwrites
existing entries in TPM2 log area.
cbmem
utility also lacks support for displaying TPM2 log area. - Reorganize runtime configuration by making it persistent across updates and accessible from user space. Also prepare a tool for offline binary modification.
- Vital Product Data (VPD) support. User will have possibility to store and change VPD configuration in Read-Write section of SPI flash. Moreover, default VPD keys and values will be stored in Read-Only region to protect data against corruption. Also, sortbootorder runtime configuration will be stored in VPD Read-Write section, so access to it will be possible in OS via dedicated util.


Arguments for Aspect Oriented Programming are also relevant to documentation; documentation crosscuts concerns such as: error checking and handling, synchronization, context-sensitive behavior, performance optimizations, monitoring and logging, debugging support, multi-object protocols, etc.
SubText is Aspect Oriented Documentation. It discovers and builds documentation dynamically using a language similar to AspectJ's pointcuts, enabling designers and developers to present crosscutting documentation where its actively needed during development.


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--- layout: archive title: Zulip Chat Archive permalink: /stream/113488-general/topic/simp.20lemmas.20with.20hypotheses.html ---
The lemma
@[simp] lemma degree_C (ha : a ≠ 0) : degree (C a) = (0 : with_bot ℕ) := ...
in polynomial.lean
is marked as simp
. However it doesn't get applied by simp
, even when there's an explicit hypothesis ha : a ≠ 0
available.
Is there are way to have simp
use it? If not, why are lemmas like this marked with simp
?
Yes, you just need simp *
@Simon Hudon, sorry, I don't understand. Here's my example:
import data.polynomial open polynomial variables {α : Type} [integral_domain α] [decidable_eq α] lemma test (a : α) (ha : a ≠ 0) : degree (C a) = (0 : with_bot ℕ) := by simp [degree_C ha] lemma test' (a : α) (ha : a ≠ 0) : degree (C a) = (0 : with_bot ℕ) := by simp * -- fails
I don't understand how to convince simp
to use degree_C
, without holding its hand.
Can you show the error message?
tactic failed, there are unsolved goals state: α : Type, _inst_1 : integral_domain α, _inst_2 : decidable_eq α, a : α, ha : a ≠ 0 ⊢ some 0 = 0
what if you write by simp * ; refl
?
where did some 0
come from?
@Simon Hudon, by simp *; refl
seems to do it.
I think I don't understand what simp *
does. I always thought that just included all the local hypotheses as simp lemmas.
I'm not really sure how we got a some 0
here, @Mario Carneiro. This seems to be closely related to the question @Aditya Agarwal had: there are many ways to get something in with_bot nat
...
The preferred way is the coercion, which has the advantage that it actually has type with_bot nat
instead of option nat
with some n
a lot of simp lemmas won't trigger for it
Shoot... I've been working with a copy of mathlib with a dumb stray simp lemma I introduced earlier.
My "minimal working examples" are just wrong...
In particular, that some 0
was entirely my doing.
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|---|---|
@Input()
disabled: boolean
|
Whether the component is disabled. |
@Input()
filled: boolean
|
Whether the component has a filled-in style applied, typically from the start of the component to the currently selected value. |
@Input()
id: string = 'range-1'
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The ID of the component. |
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min: number = 0
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Asserts that there are errors, and/or that a specific error's messages matches a regular expression.
Assert-Error [[-Message] <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Assert-Error -Last [-Regex] <Regex> [[-Message] <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Assert-Error -First [-Regex] <Regex> [[-Message] <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
Assert-Error [-Index] <Int32> [-Regex] <Regex> [[-Message] <String>] [<CommonParameters>]
With no parameters, checks that there are errors in the $Error
array.
If passed an index and a regular expression, checks that there are errors in the $Error
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If you want to check the last/most recent error, use the -Last
switch. To check the first/oldest error, use the -First
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| Name | Type | Description | Required? | Pipeline Input | Default Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Last | SwitchParameter | Checks the last/most recent error. | true | false | False |
| First | SwitchParameter | Checks the first/oldest error. | true | false | False |
| Index | Int32 | The index of the error to check. | true | false | 0 |
| Regex | Regex | The regular expression to check. | true | false | |
| Message | String | A message to show if the assertion fails. | false | false |
Assert-Error
Demonstrates how to check that there is at least one error.
Assert-Error 0 'not found'
Demonstrates how to check that the last error (remember, $Error
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Assert-Error -1 'not found'
Demonstrates how to check that the first error (remember, $Error
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Assert-Error -Last 'not found'
Demonstrates how to check that the last error matches the regular exprssion not found
without worrying about indexes.
Assert-Error -First 'not found'
Demonstrates how to check that the first error matches the regular exprssion not found
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| xgb.ggplot.importance {xgboost} | R Documentation |
Represents previously calculated feature importance as a bar graph.
xgb.plot.importance
uses base R graphics, while xgb.ggplot.importance
uses the ggplot backend.
xgb.ggplot.importance(importance_matrix = NULL, top_n = NULL, measure = NULL, rel_to_first = FALSE, n_clusters = c(1:10), ...) xgb.plot.importance(importance_matrix = NULL, top_n = NULL, measure = NULL, rel_to_first = FALSE, left_margin = 10, cex = NULL, plot = TRUE, ...)
importance_matrix |
a |
top_n |
maximal number of top features to include into the plot. |
measure |
the name of importance measure to plot.
When |
rel_to_first |
whether importance values should be represented as relative to the highest ranked feature. See Details. |
n_clusters |
(ggplot only) a |
... |
other parameters passed to |
left_margin |
(base R barplot) allows to adjust the left margin size to fit feature names.
When it is NULL, the existing |
cex |
(base R barplot) passed as |
plot |
(base R barplot) whether a barplot should be produced. If FALSE, only a data.table is returned. |
The graph represents each feature as a horizontal bar of length proportional to the importance of a feature.
Features are shown ranked in a decreasing importance order.
It works for importances from both gblinear
and gbtree
models.
When rel_to_first = FALSE
, the values would be plotted as they were in importance_matrix
.
For gbtree model, that would mean being normalized to the total of 1
("what is feature's importance contribution relative to the whole model?").
For linear models, rel_to_first = FALSE
would show actual values of the coefficients.
Setting rel_to_first = TRUE
allows to see the picture from the perspective of
"what is feature's importance contribution relative to the most important feature?"
The ggplot-backend method also performs 1-D clustering of the importance values, with bar colors corresponding to different clusters that have somewhat similar importance values.
The xgb.plot.importance
function creates a barplot
(when plot=TRUE
)
and silently returns a processed data.table with n_top
features sorted by importance.
The xgb.ggplot.importance
function returns a ggplot graph which could be customized afterwards.
E.g., to change the title of the graph, add + ggtitle("A GRAPH NAME")
to the result.
data(agaricus.train) bst <- xgboost(data = agaricus.train$data, label = agaricus.train$label, max_depth = 3, eta = 1, nthread = 2, nrounds = 2, objective = "binary:logistic") importance_matrix <- xgb.importance(colnames(agaricus.train$data), model = bst) xgb.plot.importance(importance_matrix, rel_to_first = TRUE, xlab = "Relative importance") (gg <- xgb.ggplot.importance(importance_matrix, measure = "Frequency", rel_to_first = TRUE)) gg + ggplot2::ylab("Frequency")


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It’s important for a bride to make an entrance on her wedding day.
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But this bride took that concept to the next level after she hitched a ride to her wedding in a firetruck after her wedding limo got stuck in standstill traffic.
Julie Gorman, who lives in LA, almost missed her own nuptials after a car crash left her limo stuck in traffic and stranded her and her bridesmaids on the side of the road.
Los Angeles County firefighters from Station 69 were at the scene of a car accident that blocked both lanes of Topanga Canyon Boulevard when they spotted Julie and her maids by the road, holding up their dresses to keep them out of the mud.
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Julie and her bridesmaids jumped aboard the giant, red truck and were delighted to be given a Code 3 escort to the venue.

‘Thanks for saving our wedding, The Gormans,’ she wrote on the photo.
The Gorman’s wedding photographer Amy Van Vlear, posted on her Instagram Story an image of Geof and Julie holding hands at their venue after her arrival, followed by the group shot of the bride with the firefighters.
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This exercise is one that made me think quite deep.
Especially with the things that are taking place in the world, it’s quite easy to just focus on how bad our situation really is. But this exercise, I feel, is a good way to look past that feeling – whether it’s good and bad Police Officers, good and bad Muslims, or just normal day-to-day events in life no matter who is involved. Whatever argument it is that you just had, or a rumour you’ve heard, or even during the happy-ish times, it’s good to reel in the happiness and let it radiate from within us so that it will attract others and put a smile on their faces too.
As Meng claimed in the book, this exercise is quite hard to get my head around. I think it would be easier for people who have quite a lot practice with the Meditation techniques. I wonder if this is because lack of self-confidence of finding/creating the happiness from within, or the fear of taking the negativity of someone else into our own hands despite having our own things bearing us down at times.
In ‘Your Brain At Work’ there are 5 categories - each one being a major driver of social behaviour, these are “5 domains of social experience that the brain treats as primary rewards or threats”.
When talking to fellow cohort members Status threats/rewards may have been triggered multiple times but most of the time unconsciously. Uncertainty was always around throughout all of Phase 0 because I didn’t want to do anything wrong, and the more I got into trouble the weaker my confidence grew.
Autonomy, relatedness and fairness are things that would most likely surface during bootcamp, as the whole group interacts face-to-face, working together and helping each other out.
It’s quite hard to get ideas across immediately because there’s so much you want to say but little comes out because thoughts are all jumbled up. Writing it all down gives you a chance review it. Despite how hard it can be, once it is done a sense of lightness overtakes you.
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This will save your schedule to our database, overwriting any previously saved schedules.
This will load your schedule from our database, you will lose any changes that you've made.
This will clear your entire schedule; you will lose any changes you've made.
Optionally, you may setup a new schedule by starting over from scratch.
Select a term to add. All intermediate fall and spring terms will be added as well.
The CSE Four Year Course Planner application is meant to assist students in developing and following a four-year course plan for a degree in either Computer Science or Computer Engineering. This tool should be considered as an aid only and is not a substitute for regular consultations with an academic advisor. You can schedule a consultation with an academic advisor by visiting our advising page at http://cse.unl.edu/advising. You may contact us directly with questions or technical problems by sending us an email<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The best way to use this tool is to let us assist you in developing an initial plan by answering the questions on the setup page. Once an initial plan has been created, you can drag-and-drop any course between semesters and the course list to the left.
Courses – Each course can be dragged and dropped between semesters and the course list to the left. Doing so will update your schedule and credit hours. Each course also has an info icon that you can click that will generate a popup with more detailed information on each course. Be sure to save any changes that you make!
Course List – To keep things organized, standard CSCE courses are contained in the course list on the left. You may expand/collapse and even shuffle each course group.
Placeholder Courses – Many degree requirements are general enough that many different courses can satisfy them (ACE requirements, Natural Science requirements, etc.). The course planner defines several placeholder courses (ACE 1, NSCI 1, LANG 1, etc.) that are not real courses but serve as a placeholder for when you decide which actual courses to take.
Course Search – UNL offers over 4,000 courses; the course list is only a small sample of Computer Science and other core courses. The course search allows you to search the entire course catalog and pull in additional courses. Simply type the course number (example: PHIL 106) or a description and several matches will automatically be generated. Click on the one you are interested in and click “Add” to pull the course in. The course will appear below the search area and you will be able to drag and drop it into your schedule.
You can modify your schedule by adding terms and even transfer courses. These options are available under the Schedule navigation option.
New Schedule – Under this option you may also create a new schedule by either clearing out your current schedule or starting over in the setup page..
Add Term(s) – You can add terms (Spring, Summer or Fall) under this option. Adding terms will also add intermediate spring and fall semesters as necessary.
Add Transfer Credits – Selecting this option will create a new area that you can drag courses that you've received transfer credit for.
Clean up – Selecting this option is a convenient way to remove terms that do not have any courses in them. Intermediate terms will remain as necessary, but all trailing, leading, and summer terms with no courses will be removed. You can always add them back in if you need to.
You can save your course plan and load a previously saved course plan. These actions are available in the top navigation bar under "Save/Load".
If you are logged in, your plan will save/load from our secure database. If you are not logged in or do not have a My.UNL account, your plan will be saved/loaded from your browser's local storage mechanism (if it is supported).
Several other options and actions can be performed. Each of the following options is available under the “Action” menu in the top navigation bar.
Download as PDF – You can download a PDF version of your schedule which you can save for off-line viewing or print out when you meet with an academic advisor.
Options – Under the options menu, you may set various options and settings. At this time, the options are limited to which degree (Computer Science, Computer Engineering) you are pursuing.
Validate Plan – The applications supports some basic validation including prerequisite and credit hour checking. You can validate your plan by selecting this option. A list of errors or warnings, if any, will be displayed on the right-hand side.
However, this application does not check for all degree requirements and should not be used to determine whether or not the plan you've created will satisfy your graduation requirements. You may use another tool, My Degree Audit available through MyRED to determine which requirements you've satisfied and which you still need to satisfy. You should also meet with an academic advisor on a regular basis. Visit our advising page for more information and to schedule an appointment.
The requirements for each major are current as of the 2015 - 2016 academic year. Your degree requirements may vary if your bulletin year is different. Consult with the resources above to understand any differences.
Please report any problems or issues with the advising team by emailing us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>More options to come!


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