![]() Sign up now Get free account at a provider.Desktop & mobile apps Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS.Enterprise solution For mission-critical use.Nextcloud Enterprise For mission-critical use.Nextcloud at home For families, students & you.Nextcloud Office Real time document collaboration.Nextcloud Groupware Calendar, Contacts & Mail.Nextcloud Talk Calls, chat and video conferencing.Be very, very careful here.ĬACHE, LOG, and SPECIAL vdevs can be created using any of the above topologies-but remember, loss of a SPECIAL vdev means loss of the pool, so redundant topology is strongly encouraged. A single-device vdev cannot survive any failure-and if it's being used as a storage or SPECIAL vdev, its failure will take the entire zpool down with it. Single-device vdevs are also just what they sound like-and they're inherently dangerous. A mirror vdev can survive any failure, so long as at least one device in the vdev remains healthy. Although two-wide mirrors are the most common, a mirror vdev can contain any arbitrary number of devices-three-way are common in larger setups for the higher read performance and fault resistance. Mirror vdevs are precisely what they sound like-in a mirror vdev, each block is stored on every device in the vdev. A RAIDz array can lose as many disks as it has parity blocks if it loses another, it fails, and takes the zpool down with it. Rather than having entire disks dedicated to parity, RAIDz vdevs distribute that parity semi-evenly across the disks. RAIDz1, RAIDz2, and RAIDz3 are special varieties of what storage greybeards call "diagonal parity RAID." The 1, 2, and 3 refer to how many parity blocks are allocated to each data stripe. Most vdevs are used for plain storage, but several special support classes of vdev exist as well-including CACHE, LOG, and SPECIAL. Each of these vdev types can offer one of five topologies-single-device, RAIDz1, RAIDz2, RAIDz3, or mirror. Each vdev, in turn, consists of one or more real devices. vdevĮach zpool consists of one or more vdevs(short for virtual device). Such a mismatched pool will still generally perform as though it were entirely composed of the slowest device present. The utilization awareness mechanism built into modern ZFS write distribution methods can decrease latency and increase throughput during periods of unusually high load-but it should not be mistaken for carte blanche to mix slow rust disks and fast SSDs willy-nilly in the same pool. In more recent versions of ZFS, vdev utilization may also be taken into account-if one vdev is significantly busier than another (ex: due to read load), it may be skipped temporarily for write despite having the highest ratio of free space available. A zpool is not a funny-looking RAID0-it's a funny-looking JBOD, with a complex distribution mechanism subject to change.įor the most part, writes are distributed across available vdevs in accordance to their available free space, so that all vdevs will theoretically become full at the same time. It is a common misconception that ZFS "stripes" writes across the pool-but this is inaccurate. Modern zpools can survive the loss of a CACHE or LOG vdev-though they may lose a small amount of dirty data, if they lose a LOG vdev during a power outage or system crash. Just know up front that in the understated words of OpenZFS developer Matt Ahrens, "it's really complicated."īut before we get to the numbers-and they are coming, I promise!-for all the ways you can shape eight disks' worth of ZFS, we need to talk about how ZFS stores your data on-disk in the first place. Well, today is the day to explore, ZFS-curious readers. In the second of those stories, we even promised a follow-up exploring the performance of various multiple-disk topologies in ZFS, the next-gen filesystem you have heard about because of its appearances everywhere from Apple to Ubuntu. Understanding RAID: How performance scales from one disk to eightĪs we all enter month three of the COVID-19 pandemic and look for new projects to keep us engaged ( read: sane), can we interest you in learning the fundamentals of computer storage? Quietly this spring, we've already gone over some necessary basics like how to test the speed of your disks and what the heck RAID is.ZFS 101-Understanding ZFS storage and performance.ZFS versus RAID: Eight Ironwolf disks, two filesystems, one winner.Return to RAID: The Ars readers “What If?” edition.OpenZFS 2.1 is out-let’s talk about its brand-new dRAID vdevs.
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![]() Replace with the name of the file you want to remove. To remove a file from the history using git filter-branch, run the following command: git filter-branch -tree-filter 'rm -f ' HEAD This command allows you to rewrite Git history by applying filters to specific branches or the entire repository. One option is to use the git filter-branch command. There are a few different approaches you can take to remove a file from the Git history: Using git filter-branch This is because the file may have been committed to the repository multiple times, and those commits are part of the Git history. Removing a file from the Git history is a more complicated process than simply deleting the file from your current working directory. Removing or Deleting a File From the Git History Replace with the name of the file you want to restore. To undo the deletion of a file, run the following command: git checkout. This command will restore the file to the version in the last commit. If you accidentally delete a file using git rm, you can recover it by using the git checkout command. To delete untracked files and directories, use the -d flag: git clean -fd Undoing the git rm command ![]() To delete untracked files, run the following command: git clean -f This command will delete untracked files as well as directories that are not under version control. If you have untracked files that you want to delete, you can use the git clean command. For example, to delete the docs directory and all of its contents, you would run: git rm -r docs/ Using the git rm command to delete untracked files To delete a directory and all of its contents, you can use the -r flag with git rm. For example, to delete all files in the docs directory, you can run: git rm docs/* Using the git rm command to delete directories You can use wildcards (e.g., *) to delete multiple files at once. For example: git rm -f myfile.txt Using the git rm command with wildcards If the file has already been committed to the repository, you’ll also need to include the -f flag to force the deletion. For example, to delete a file called myfile.txt, you would run: git rm myfile.txt Replace with the name of the file you want to delete. To delete a file using git rm, navigate to the root directory of your Git repository and run the following command: git rm This command will delete the file from your local repository as well as from the repository on the remote server (e.g., GitHub). The easiest way to delete a file from Git is to use the git rm command. One common task in Git is deleting files, either because you no longer need them or because they contain sensitive information that should not be shared. Git is a version control system that allows you to track changes to your files and coordinate work on those files with other people. Our juicy burgers are crafted with two, 3.2 oz. 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HONEY BERRY CRUNCHįresh strawberries and blueberries, low-fat vanilla yogurt and honey granola crunch. ![]() Home fries topped with ham, jalapenos, onions, peppers, pepper jack cheese and two eggs with a side of salsa and sour cream. Home fries topped with onions, peppers, cheddar cheese, two eggs and your choice of bacon or sausage. Topped with two eggs and served with garlic toast. Sautéed shrimp, andouille sausage, green peppers, sautéed onions and Swiss cheese, on top of fire-roasted tomato and spinach grits. We serve farm-fresh eggs, hand-cracked and cooked to order. ![]() (Al Jazeera)įor those wishing to hold onto Internet Explorer a bit longer, in a technical FAQ, Microsoft noted that it will only phase out Internet Explorer on Windows 10 20H2 and later. In nearly every country around the world, Google Chrome is the most widely used browser, according to StatCounter.Īpple’s Safari browser is the world’s second most popular browser at about 19 percent, followed by Firefox at about four percent. Today, six out of every 10 internet users browse the web using Google Chrome. (Al Jazeera) Google Chrome: the most popular web browser today As of the start of 2022, Internet Explorer users made up less than one percent of web users across all platforms according to StatCounter. Internet Explorer’s market share fell below 50 percent in 2010, and in 2012, Google Chrome overtook Internet Explorer as the world’s most used web browser. Its usage share has since declined with the launch of Firefox (2002) and Google Chrome (2008). One of the reasons for Internet Explorer’s epic rise was that it was the default web browser in Microsoft’s Windows operating system, allowing it to win the first browser war against rival Netscape Navigator. (Al Jazeera) The rise and fall of Internet Explorerįor most of the early 2000s, Internet Explorer was the most widely used web browser, reaching a peak of about 95 percent market share by 2003. Its last version was Internet Explorer 11, released in 2013 before being replaced by Microsoft Edge. ![]() Internet Explorer, also known as IE or MSIE, was first released in 1995 as part of an add-on package for Windows 95 – the first Windows with the infamous “start” button.įrom 1995 to 2013, the multibillion-dollar software company released 11 versions of its web-browsing software – for many in the world it was the first introduction to the world wide web. Microsoft is officially ending support for its iconic web browser, Internet Explorer, today – June 15, 2022. In terms of gloves, there are a number of options on the market. A warm scarf and good gloves are also essential winter items for London! We will also both wear a warm winter coat. 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![]() For each of these values, I want to know whether the value is below or above zero. Now, the toy example: I am creating a vector of half a million random normally distributed values. This tutorial will show you how to use the casewhen function in R to implement conditional logic like if/else and if/elif/else. First, let’s load the package to see the speed benefits. The basic idea is that you have a vector of values and whenever you want to test these values against some kind of condition, you want to have a specific value in another vector. ifelse() has, in my view, two major advantages over if … else: In R, one can write a conditional statement as follows: ifelse(condition on data, true. It’s basically a vectorized version of an if … else control structure every programming language has in one way or the other. That is a bit abstract, so lets get our hands dirty. Look at each line in the tibble above and convince yourself that the threshold variable. There is this incredibly useful function in R called ifelse(). It reads, if this condition is met, return this, else return that. Better resolves intermediate column names when using dplyr verbs for data transformation (3286) Fixes pivotwider() issues with simpler cases (3289). R.Let’s make this a quick and quite basic one. R if else elseif Statement if Statement: use it to execute a block of code, if a specified condition is true else Statement: use it to execute a block of code. Missing values in test give missing values in the result. Yes will be evaluated if and only if any element of test If yes or no are too short, their elements are recycled. This functionality is only for backwards compatibility, theįorm if(test) yes else no should be used whenever yes and Its attribute (the same applies to a false test and noĪrgument). With srcref attribute, ifelse returns yes including Test is a simple true result and yes evaluates to a function if statement is used when there is only one test condition and on the basis of that you have to take a decision. The If Else statement allows us to print different statements. But your function, only executes the else condition x-1 times and then lastly the if condition one time as x1 is true when x becomes 1. Place one If Statement inside another If Statement called as Nested If Else in R Programming. The srcref attribute of functions is handled specially: if Normally that is not a good question according to StackOverflow's guidelines. Test is a simple true/false result, i.e., when ![]() , possibly extended to handle missing values in test.įurther note that if(test) yes else no is much more efficientĪnd often much preferable to ifelse(test, yes, no) whenever ![]() However if I run these 3 lines of script, every. the first two observations), I want the new variable to have a '1' for that observation. If the column 'data' reports a number of 2 or more, I want it to have '2' in that row, and if there is a 1 or 0 (e.g. Sometimes it is better to use a construction such as (tmp <- yes tmp <- no tmp) I now want to create a new variable within this data frame. But what if we want to do something else if the condition is false. 16 0 1 17 2 2 18 1 1 19 2 2 20 0 1 21 4 2. R if-else statement Difficulty Level : Basic Last Updated : 18 Oct, 2021 Read Discuss Courses Practice Video The if-statement in Programming Language alone tells us that if a condition is true it will execute a block of statements and if the condition is false it won’t. In this tutorial, you will learn about if. Use ifelse : frametwohouses <- ifelse(framedata>2, 2, 1) frame data twohouses 1 0 1 2 1 1 3 2 2 4 3 2 5 4 2.![]() Result is taken from test and may be inappropriate for the In R, you can use the ifelse statements to allow decision-making and control the flow of the program. The mode of the result may depend on the value of test (see theĮxamples), and the class attribute (see oldClass) of the ![]() ![]() “The steps have been taken and it looks like we’re in a very good position to have that soft landing that everyone’s talking about,” Boushey insisted. The Biden administration and White House economist Heather Boushey told Reuters that current leaders do not expect a recession. Some believe an aggressive tightening schedule will continue, while others expect the Fed to ease up and pivot with a ‘soft landing.’ Market analysts and macroeconomic experts have no idea what the Fed will do at the FOMC meeting. We’re likely to consolidate here until the Fed meeting,” the market analyst added. But I would be surprised if we move above $1,950. “I’m neutral on gold until the Fed’s meeting on February 1. Speaking with Kitco News, OANDA senior market analyst Edward Moya detailed that gold prices will remain indifferent until the Federal Reserve’s February 2023 meeting. New York Spot Price for gold, silver, platinum, palladium, and rhodium as of Friday, Jan. In fact, gold stocks need to rise 30% from here just to get back to where they were trading in April of 2022. “Gold stocks, however, still haven’t even taken out last week’s high. “Gold is now trading above $1,934, its highest price since April of 2022,” Schiff tweeted on Jan. Gold enthusiast Peter Schiff believes the price of the precious yellow metal will grow higher this year. Like cryptocurrencies and stocks, precious metals have rallied in 2023, erasing the losses that took place in Dec. Precious metals have done well too with a troy ounce of gold trading for $1,927.30 per unit and silver trading for $24.01 per ounce. Closing percentage rises of the top four benchmark indexes on Friday, Jan. The small-cap stock market index RUT has risen 7.1% this year, with small-cap shares leading the equities race in 2023. equities have posted their second consecutive week of gains so far this year. The Nasdaq Composite was the highest, rising 2.66%, the S&P 500 rose by 1.89%, the Russell 2000 index (RUT) jumped 1.69% higher, and the Dow increased by 1% on Friday. The top four benchmark stocks (S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq, and Russell 2000) ended the day between 1% and 2.66% higher against the U.S. 20, equity markets closed the day in the green. on Saturday, the global crypto market cap was down to $1.05 trillion, according to market data, with BTC trading at $23,133 per coin. dollar value of the thousands of digital currencies below BTC and ETH. The increase in value of these two crypto assets has also increased the U.S. The second-leading digital currency in terms of market valuation, ethereum (ETH), had risen 8.33% that week against the greenback. The leading crypto asset, bitcoin (BTC), had climbed 11.63% higher against the U.S. Eastern Time, the global cryptocurrency market capitalization was up 5.87% over the previous day and hovering around $1.06 trillion in value. Markets Still on Edge Ahead of Fed Meeting Despite Equities, Cryptocurrencies, and Precious Metals Rallying in 2023 Analysts believe that current market trajectories will be dependent on the outcome of the next Fed meeting. On Friday, Federal Reserve governor Christopher Waller said that he favors a quarter-point benchmark rate increase at the next FOMC meeting. Equities, precious metals, and cryptocurrencies have been on a tear during the last three weeks of 2023, and all eyes are now focused on the next Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, which is 11 days away. ![]() Keep high frequency twice the low frequency.Īs we can see in the output, we have obtained the original & filtered signals for our input cos signal along with their spectra.In the above 2 examples, we used a three-channel signal, in this example, we will use a 2-channel signal and will pass it through a Bandpass filter. The Bandpass filter has removed the frequencies below the low pass frequency and frequencies above the high pass frequency. S = *cos(pi*'.*T) + randn(size(T))/20 Īs we can see in the output, we have obtained the original & filtered signals for our input cos signal along with their spectra. Keep low frequency and high-frequency tone at a level of two times the intermediate tone.In this example, we will create a cos signal which is sampled at 10000Hz for 1 second and will pass it through a Bandpass filter. ![]() S = *sin(pi*'.*T) + randn(size(T))/20 Īs we can see in the output, we have obtained the original & filtered signals along with their spectra. Pass the above signal through the bandpass filter by setting the allowed frequencies.Keep low frequency and high frequency tone at a level of three times the intermediate tone.In this example, we will create a sine signal which is sampled at 10000Hz for 1 second and will pass it through a Bandpass filter. Let us now understand the code of ‘Bandpass filter’ in MATLAB with the help of various examples: Example #1 The 2-element vector ‘fp’ gives the passband frequency F = bandpass (s, fp, Fx) is used to specify that the signal ‘s’ is sampled at a rate ‘Fx’ HZ.If input ‘s’ is a matrix, the bandpass function will filter each column of ‘s’ independently ![]()
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The default number is ten, but this can be controlled via the -n option. Head outputs a number of the first (“head”) lines of a file, while tail outputs a number of last (“tail”) lines of a file. Less is newer and offers more options, so there is no reason to use more.Īnother pair, but here both halves have their uses. Well, if you pipe it into one of these, you can now scroll it at your leisure. Perhaps you called cat on a file and your terminal emulator took a few seconds to scroll all the text. Imagine a very long output from some command. ![]() These two similar utilities allow you to view text chunked into screenfuls. A normal user may change permissions for files he owns. This refers to viewing, writing and executing files. You aren’t very likely to ever use hard links, but knowing they’re aliases to files – as opposed to symlinks, which are aliases to file names – can’t hurt.Ĭhange user permissions. Symbolic or soft links are sort of like Windows shortcuts, they provide a convenient way of accessing a particular file, though the analogy doesn’t quite hold – symlinks can point to anything, but do not feature any metadata. Deleting directories requires recursive operation, so once again we have the -r switch.Ĭreates hard or symbolic links between files. Although nowadays you’d really have to work on it to cause some damage to the system, you can still damage yourself – rm doesn’t remove files to some imaginary wastebasket from which you can fish them out later when you realize you’ve made a horrible mistake, and “rm ate my homework” isn’t going to convince anyone. Certainly a very useful command to know, as you cannot remove clutter without it. |
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