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So applicable in our country as well. Failure of justice system leads to mob justice
Quoted ddayen's tweet:1/ The reason there’s a concern about disproportionate responses in the last month of sexual misconduct revelations is that we’ve utterly abandoned the rule of law in America.
Woke up to the world still being terrible. Back to sleep
If someone responds to allegations of HR violations with “we have a horrible drug problem” or “you don’t understand our situation”, that implies a belief that there is a situation that justifies violating the rights of its citizens.
If someone responds to allegations of HR violations with “that’s an insult to our sovereignty”, that implies a belief that a state has a sovereign right to violate the rights of its citizens.
RT @juuuila: Had a Columbus police officer come talk to our class and he asked the class if anyone could define assault and some kid raised…
In my opinion a representative democracy is at its best when our leaders would represent the best of us, not the lowest common denominator
Justice League made me go on an Honest Trailers binge
JUSTICE LEAGUE Spoiler-Free Review:
RT @arthurvonnagel: There is an elderly woman on this ferry with the biggest smile on her face.
She’s playing Stardew Valley on Switch. Th…
Pag nasisiraan yung MRT and people have to walk on the rails do they get fare refunds?
Mamatay ako ng di man lang nasisilayan ang maningning na bukang liwayway…ah hinde, ayan na pala
When you pull an all-nighter you sometimes overshoot the “if i lay my head down ill fall asleep instantly” phase and land in some weird “what if can never sleep again” phase also your tweets become 1% more insane for every 53 minutes you stay up past your normal bedtime
A hypothesis made with no scientific basis whatsoever: I feel like pro-admin fanatics are more likely to believe insane conspiracy theories (like flat earth stuff, fake moon landing, jet fuel melts steel beams etc) than non-fanatics
@GailSimone what about Cyclops?
@switchfollows meron ka bang Monastery Mentor? I only have 2 and I kinda wanna build that 2nd deck
Quoted JeffHoogland's tweet:Some interesting #modern decks in the results of the last #MTGO PTQ #mtg
Me: “Life is short, no egrets!” Egret who just wanted to be loved: (sad face)
Enter password:
“ScoobyDoo”
sorry password must contain a special character
ScoobydooFeaturingBatman
RT if you’re awake at a stupid time
I’ve been testing migrating one of our systems to Marklogic 9 and using the Optics API.
One of our functions involves grouping claims by member_id, member_name and getting the sums and counts, so I did something like this:
var results = op.fromView('test', 'claims')
.groupBy(['member_id', 'member_name'], [
op.count('num_claims', 'claim_no'),
op.sum('total_amount', 'claim_amount')
])
.orderBy(op.desc('total_amount'))
.limit(200)
.result()
.toArray();
Above works fine. The results are of the form
[
{
member_id: 1,
member_name: 'Bob',
num_claims: 10,
total_amount: 500
},
...
]
However, we also have a field “company”, where each claim is filed under a different company. Basically the relevant view columns are claim_no, member_id, member_name, company, claim_amount
I would like to be able to show a column that list the different companies for which the member_id/member_name has filed claims, and how many claims for each company.
i.e. I want my results to be something like:
[
{
member_id: 1,
member_name: 'Bob',
num_claims: 10,
total_amount: 500,
companies: [
{
company: 'Ajax Co',
num_claims: 8
},
{
company: 'Side Gig',
num_claims: 2
}
]
},
...
]
I tried something like this:
results = results.map((member, index, array) => {
var companies = op.fromView('test', 'claims')
.where(op.eq(op.col('member_id'), member.member_id))
.groupBy('company', [
op.count('num_claims', 'claim_no')
])
.result()
.toArray();
member.companies = companies;
return member;
});
And the output seems correct, but it also executes quite slowly - almost a minute (total number of claim documents is around 120k)
In our previous ML8 implementation, we were pre-generating summary documents for each member - so retrieval was reasonably fast with the downside that whenever we got a bunch of new data, all of the summary documents had to be re-generated. I was hoping that ML9’s optic API would make it easier to do the retrieval/grouping/aggregates on the fly so we wouldn’t have to do that.
In theory, I could just add company to the groupBy fields, then merge the rows in the result query as needed. But the problem with that approach is that I can’t guarantee I’ll get the top 200 by total amount (as was my original query)
So, the question is: Is there a better way of doing this with a reasonable execution time? Or should I just stick to pre-generating the summary documents?
I have a Marklogic 9 project that I’m configuring with Roxy. I’ve been following these examples: https://github.com/marklogic-community/roxy/wiki/Adding-Custom-Build-Steps
Basically, I have a server-side JS function that I want to call after deploy content. I have something like this:
def deploy_content
# you can optionally call the original
original_deploy_content
# do your stuff here
execute_query(%Q{
xquery version "1.0-ml";
xdmp:javascript-eval('var process = require("/ingestion/process.sjs"); process.postDeployContent();')
},
:db_name => @properties["ml.app-name"] + "-content")
end
The xquery being called here evaluates fine when executed via query console. But when I call ml local deploy content, I get the following error:
ERROR: 500 "Internal Server Error"
ERROR: <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<title>500 Internal Server Error</title>
<meta name="robots" content="noindex,nofollow"/>
<link rel="stylesheet" href="/error.css"/>
</head>
<body>
<span class="error">
<h1>500 Internal Server Error</h1>
<dl>
<dt>XDMP-MODNOTFOUND: var process = require("/ingestion/process.sjs"); process.postDeployContent(); -- Module /ingestion/process.sjs not found</dt>
<dd></dd>
<dt>in [anonymous], at 1:14 [javascript]</dt>
<dd></dd>
<dt>at 3:6,
in xdmp:eval("var process = require(&quot;/ingestion/process.sjs&quot;); proce...") [javascript]</dt>
<dd></dd>
<dt>in /eval, at 3:6 [1.0-ml]</dt>
<dd></dd>
</dl>
</span>
</body>
</html>
Why is the module not found when running via xquery from app_specific.rb?
Or… is there a better way to call a JS module function from here. Sorry, I’m not too familiar with the xquery side, so I just called a JS function instead.
WAS told BBM has hired Russian & Indonesian trolls; they’re cheaper. Unfortunately, their Tagalog is crooked. Test them by talking in Tagalog. Incidentally, Pinoy trolls have quit. Kapag kausap ninyo ang mga bagong trolls, laliman ninyo ang Tagalog para mabuking. They’re here.
This honey is A COMPUTER SIMULATION
Our president’s rate is probably way lower since he doesnt tweet. Still, sana someone does that analysis haha
Quoted CNN's tweet:President Trump says something that isn’t true 5.5 times a day. Every day. | Analysis by @CillizzaCNN http://cnn.it/2AFkOUr
@TolarianCollege @mtgaaron Someone’s gonna be selling it on one of those custom T-shirt stores sooner or later
RT @Nintendo_Legend: Super Nintendo Chalmers! 😂😂
While I’m complaining about Tweetdeck, how come it doesn’t support pasting screen captures from the keyboard? (I have to open regular @Twitter to do it)
This is perfectly legal in non-Silver border land! And why isn’t it mythic?!? #MTGUN3
Quoted misterorange's tweet:OMG they did it. We’re all done here, let’s pack it up. #MTGUn3
@misterorange I giggled uncontrollably for like half a minute
@alvinjtang yes. btw yung green car mo andito pa sa bahay
Here it is, True Believers, my Mom’s review of THOR: RAGNAROK!
#MomMovieReview
Enjoy and share.
What if someday is today
War on drugs? We can’t even win the war against wrong grammar!
RT if you don’t support the war on drugs https://twitter.com/Fbdevera/status/930328847366553601
<hunter> what if someday is today :p
The idea behind non-official channels, like Sass, RJ, Bruce, and other D D S bloggers, is ensure there will be attack dogs for issues that official channels can’t tackle head on. This strategy achieves a common goal with the benefit of deniability.
Astrophysicist and science communicator Carl Sagan was born #OTD in 1934. Here is what he feared we might become, from “The Demon Haunted World.”
There should be a term for this. Maybe “algorithmic radicalization.”
https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/12/technology/social-media-disinformation.htmlhttps://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/12/technology/social-media-disinformation.html https://www.buzzfeed.com/vijaypandurangan/how-can-we-kill-fake-news
AMA Request: A Jollibee customer na nakipagkwentuhan kay Trudeau
More respect now for Krysten
Quoted nytimesbooks's tweet:The actress Krysten RItter has written a debut thriller, “Bonfire.” But you won’t catch her reading books on set. http://nyti.ms/2AzVf7Y
I wouldnt mind an all-female reboot of the PH govt either.
Quoted ConanOBrien's tweet:I’m ready for the all-female reboot of America.
Thread
Quoted tonyocruz's tweet:The weakest link in the broad anti-Duterte opposition are the Yellows (not all, just the diehard and rabid ones).
They think their votes are more important than others.
They think Duterte’s sins absolve PNoy’s record of ineptitude, cruelty, corruption and puppetry.
I kind of want a Spider-Man movie where the bad guy is Kraven the Hunter. He has no complicated background sob story, it’s literally just a movie where he hunts Spider-Man
if you’re not familiar with Kraven, here’s a quick primer c/o Hark a Vagrant: http://www.harkavagrant.com/index.php?id=324
[Bronze] Kolin vs Juli Help me improve!
@momblogger to be fair even our own government has trouble spelling the country name
Mehn, it takes me 2-3 hours to upload a 3 min video to youtube
[Bronze] Ryu vs Kolin Please help me improve!
Seeing some folks I follow circulating a point that’s worth drawing a bit of attention to. One of the oldest canards in low-denominator comedy is that women are inscrutable and men can’t understand them. There’s a reason for this and it ain’t funny.
The ASEAN traffic gridlock is typical of the Philippine solution to problems. Give privileges to a select few and everyone else can suck it.
@kinucakes I would appreciate it if you could post more like this :)
