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#!/bin/bash
####    snype_skyline_horizon.sh    ####
#
####
# DESCRIPTION
# This mitigates against horizon running, but not populating redis and horizon
# not running properly in general.
#

# THIS IS JUST A GIST

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#!/bin/bash
####    snype_skyline_analyzer.sh    ####
#
####
# DESCRIPTION
# This mitigates against analyzer running but it connection timing out
#

# THIS IS JUST A GIST
# THIS IS JUST A GIST

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collaboration:

n numbers of entities working to achieve a defined goal (scope of detail = various) and working within differing operational/systematic constraints, some overlap or integration may exist.  The results of work are thus assembled by each party and/or in a singular, for-purpose manner.  The entities can be temporary and varying, come and go, as well as longterm participants in the goal.
Implies entities with independent, disparate control structures.

cooperation:

n number of entities working to achieve a defined goal (scope of detail = various) and with working within the same or co-dependent/related operational/systematic/control constraints.  The work is carried out in a cooperative manner between the entities within the shared operational/control constraints to achieve the desired goal.  The results of the work invariable become a part of the operational/systematic constraints of the entities in some form or manner and there is usually some longterm ownership among the entities.
Implies a le

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# This data set does graphs OK - BUT
# Select date range as 2013-03-15 to 2013-04-07 and it stops at 2013-03-31
# If the date range is selected as 2013-04-01 to 2013-04-07 it graphs the April
# date fine???
# I have set the Y axis Maximum to 10000 and same thing.
# What are I doing wrong?

# Data set
# number_of_seconds,epoch_timestamp
echo "445,1363366020

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Installing riemann-client and riemann-tools gems
Successfully installed beefcake-0.3.7
Successfully installed trollop-2.0
Successfully installed mtrc-0.0.4
Successfully installed riemann-client-0.2.2
4 gems installed
Installing ri documentation for beefcake-0.3.7...
Installing ri documentation for trollop-2.0...
Installing ri documentation for mtrc-0.0.4...
Installing ri documentation for riemann-client-0.2.2...

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Who's neocortex has seen these before?

These panda scipy py27 py35 are probably buried in some change in pandas relating to some change is Python 3
like range type changing from type list to class or similar.  Please just scan through and see if any bells rings.

Perhaps a bell may ring on:

- AttributeError errors 'assertItemsEqual' in a few contexts, but the following may help to pin it down, specifically
-  test_mass_quantile
-  test_ar_coefficient

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Is kind of interesting...

I just get tried of using 10's of lines of code to define a type and resource declarations elsewhere and having to modify 3 things in different files to just enure a single line exists non-invasively in 1 file.....

Virgin on a clown called Ridiculous

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# Find a change via a string in actually git diffs (not just commit messages)

GIT_REPO_DIR="<PATH_TO_YOU_REPO>"
TMP_DIR="/tmp"
STRING_TO_FIND="include openssh_server"

cd "$GIT_REPO_DIR"
> "${TMP_DIR}/git.rev.matches"
git rev-list HEAD |
while read rev; do

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# This gist is a basic example of adding Redis password to rebrow in a modified implementation of
# @elky84 https://github.com/marians/rebrow/pull/20 but using PyJWT to encode the password in the POST
# to a JWT token and a client token as a replacement for the plaintext password URL parameter.
# This example includes logging which is not in rebrow and this example rebrow stores the JWT encode string in Redis.
# With normal rebrow this would not be possible and Flask seesion or some internal Python method would need to be
# used.  The version of rebrow that is used here is a version that embedded in another application that does have
# access to Redis, hence here rebrow stores the data in Redis, rebrow here requires auth and it is also run behind
# a SSL terminated endpoint and therefore the POST data is encrypted.  If rebrow was just run as is, then the POST
# data would not be encrypted and the password would still be sent plaintext.

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# This file as well as the whole tsfresh package are licenced under the MIT licence (see the LICENCE.txt)
# Maximilian Christ (maximilianchrist.com), Blue Yonder Gmbh, 2016
# https://gist.github.com/earthgecko/9e6f2f5c0d48d53ff34284a860a50cde
"""
This module contains the main function to interact with tsfresh: extract features
"""

from __future__ import absolute_import, division