pilot | A Graph Database Operator

I'm trying to deploy kubeflow on and OVH managed k8 cluster.

After the initial setup of the k8 cluster, I ran the following commands to install kubeflow, as suggested here:

On an Android application which should work on Android 6+, I am trying to use network service discovery in order to check if some devices are available on my network.

Base on this part of the official documentation, I created this little POC:

I have a question, we have generated pilot gene expression data with one sample per condition, this is just a test run. I have a control (baseline) sample followed by 5 different samples and performed analysis using edgeR package in R, I want to indicate my control sample (as baseline) and calculate logFC, logCPM, and PValue for all samples and export the csv file from the object et$table. For instance, Control vs Sample_1, Control vs Sample_2 till Control vs Sample_5 > export csv file. How do I perform looping to export data for all conparisons? We are looking to analyse hundred's of sample and multi-conditions, it will be easier to perform this later on the large datasets.

Thank you,

Toufiq

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I've been trying to use VBA's advanced filter method to exclude a set of criteria. Here is a simplified example.

My criteria are stored in the worksheet "Criteria", as such.

I now want to filter the data, such that any entry containing the name "Joe" OR the job "Pilot" are excluded. I have tried the following:

I am modifying some SQL code and I have come across the statement:

I'm working on a web game built in Angular, using WebSockets to communicate to the backend. So far I've decided that the clients send "events" as needed, and the server sends back the "state", 10 times a second or so.

On the client side, this is handled by a ConnectionService that components can consume. This service exposes a "sendEvent" method and a gameState object which is updated at 10hz or so.

This has worked fairly well - but as the state tree from the server grows, I'm wondering how to handle this data in a scalable way. Here are some concerns/use cases I'd like to be able to solve:

1. Not rerender everything 10 times a second. Currently I do a naive "this.gameState = newState". I can probably do a deep iteration on keys and mutate the state instead? Is that wise?

2. Make it easier to say "when gameState.pilot.switches[5] changes, do X". I'd love to be able to listen to a subset of state changes.

Is rxjs what I need here?

I am trying to make a Spring boot app that uses the API endpoints of SWAPI and refine the results to some of them. To explain better I want to take the name of a character the user provided from a GET request and return to him the Starships this character has piloted. I am trying to use RestTemplate to make the calls to the SWAPI API and the refine these results to provide the ones I want. From the debugging I did there seems to be a problem when calling the resttemplate in the for loop in the controller class resulting to this :

I want to delete data between 'change_slot' and ('change_slot' + 2min) WHERE type = ' crash', 'pilot_death', or 'eject'

I am trying to set TCP idleTimeout via an Envoy Filter, so that outbound connections external domain some.app.com will be terminated if they are idle for 5s: