Advanced System Optimizer Puns

Hey guys,

Many of you have been asking for the MLB version of daily fantasy nerd for the last two months and I’m excited to announce that it’s finally live!

First, I would like to congratulate some of the big /r/dfsports winners of the NBA season who used daily fantasy nerd. Shout outs to /u/rdubs30 (won $116k+), /u/ionlyspeakintongues (won $7.5k then $17k), and /u/Dsaruwatari (over $8k profit).

Without further ado, the new MLB projections take many factors into consideration. These include but are not limited to: handedness splits for hitters and pitchers, batting order, park factors, weather factors, and vegas odds (including player props). In the last week, using the pearson correlation analysis tool on daily fantasy nerd, the new daily fantasy nerd MLB projections have outperformed every DFS MLB projection I could get my hands on (RG, NF, BM, FC). I know that many of you who have been beta testing have been doing well in the last week.

Here’s some stuff that’s in the new tool:

• Hitters: wOBA and ISO splits by handedness, opposing pitcher wOBA by handedness
• Pitchers: K/9 and SIERA
• Vegas odds: expected team win %, run totals, expected runs scored, strikeout props
• Batting order and difference from the last 7 day average to identify value players who are jumping up in the lineup
• Park factors
• Weather factors: temperature and wind both have significant impact on hits and runs scored
• Season average, floor, and ceiling fantasy points
• Live weather updates: temperature, wind, and rain

I performed analysis on temperature and wind for all games in the last 3 years and take these results into consideration when adjusting the projections. If you’re interested, let me know and I might write an article to share some of the findings.

If you haven’t used daily fantasy nerd before, you can also:

• Based on the projections, generate multiple optimal lineups for Fanduel and DraftKings
• Lock/exclude players and edit individual projections
• Upload custom projections and create weighted averages
• Analyze accuracy of projections with pearson correlations
• Upload your FD/DK entry results into the bankroll tracker to analyze your perform

I need the cards to be a specific rarity, but I can't click the match rarities button because the thing just starts running without asking. Anything I can do?

Hi

I had an R710 with 64GB RAM (8 x 8GB hynix 2Rx4 PC3L - 10600R) in slots A2,A5,A3,A6 & B2,B5,B3,B6 which are the two closest paired banks for each of the two processors.

I then purchased additional 32GB RAM (4 x 8GB samsung 2Rx4 PC3L - 10600R) and place them in the furthest pair bank for each processor A1,A4 & B1,B4.

On start up it presented an error that the current Advanced ECC (Lockstep) Mode is invalid and I had to change to Optimizer (Independent Channel) Mode.

Once I set that mode it worked fine and I was able to access all 96GB RAM. But it was now running at 1333mz and 1.5V, and not at 1.35V. Why is it running at a higher voltage now? On my other R710 where I replaced all of the RAM with 96GB of the Samsung memory it's running at 1.35V.

Final question is it in my best interest to push the new RAM to the 0,1 slots of each process and fill those banks and allow me to go back to Advanced ECC mode and will it be possible with mixed brand RAM?

Hey guys,

I hope you all had a good holiday season!

I’ve continued to make improvements to Daily Fantasy Nerd based on your feedback.

Here are the latest general updates:

• Lineup players sorted by game time - for late swap sites (DraftKings/Yahoo), lineup players are now produced so that late game players are placed in the most flexible lineup slot so you have the most flexibility in adjusting your lineups after games start.
• Added current date salary and projected FP to game logs - this will make it easier for you to compare the current salary and projection to previous dates.
• Significant performance improvements - game logs and lineup filters perform faster and server performance has been improved.

Here are the latest NBA-specific updates:

• Specify UTIL position - you can now select from the G, F, and C positions for the UTIL spot for DraftKings and Yahoo.
• Added projected minutes to optimal lineups display and added projected minutes filter - minutes are king in the NBA and we’re giving you more ways to focus on this concept in your research and lineup construction.
• Added PER stat - the Player Efficiency Rating is a useful measure of a player’s efficiency while on the court. This stat is particularly useful to look at for players who are thrusted into an increased role due to injuries.
• Color coded L5 FP stat - the L5 FP stat is color coded in comparison to their season average so that you can now quickly identify players who have been running hot.
• Stats now exclude edge case games - the last 5, season, floor, and ceiling stats now exclude games where a player’s minutes were under two standard deviations (2.2% of games assuming a normal distribution) from their season average minutes. This approach removes edge case games like first half injuries, ejections, and massive blowouts (eg the Grizzlies vs Warriors 50 point blowout).
• Updated opponent defense stats to current season - Nylon Calculus wrote an insightful article on confidence intervals which found that defense stats typically don’t stabilize until about 40 games into a season (where we are now).

Here’s a link to the site: https://dailyfantasynerd.com

Please let me know what you think of the latest updates and what else you’d like to see added. Tha

Hi Everyone,

on Sunday I first posted (here) about my new Epic Seven Gear Optimizer which is kind of a spiritual successor of /u/HyrTheWinter's Web Optimizer. Since then I have received lots of feedback and bug reports (thank you very much guys!) and most of it should be implemented by now, so I worked on speeding up the calculation.

Calculation time is the nr1 problem with optimizers because the amount of gear combinations increases rapidly with each new piece. This problem can be approached in 2 ways:

• Filtering out items based on their stats, set etc.
• Making the calculation more efficient

I concentrated on the second approach and achieved a major breakthrough today by using multiple threads for the calculation.

 

For comparison:

Calculating 7M results on my machine with an I7-4790K

As before the newest version can be downloaded here:

https://github.com/Zarroc2762/E7-Gear-Optimizer/releases

Have fun & good luck on your hunts!

 

EDIT: V1.3 released

Changelog

• fixed a bug when sorting items in the inventory tab resulted in an unexpected order
• fixed a bug where equipping items on the optimization tab did not unequip the old gear
• fixed a bug where importing an item with a substat value of "null" resulted in an exception
• added new Force filters. These allow you to force certain stats on items. Items without these stats will not be included in the optimization calculation. These filters also reduce the number of estimated results, so you can see how they will impact your results.

EDIT2: V1.4.1 released

Changelog

• fixed a bug where an item was not properly unequipped when a new one was equipped in the same slot from the inventory tab
• a heroes currently equipped items are now included in the optimization even if the equipped checkbox is not checked. This allows you to optimize the current gear with your other unequipped items to find possible upgrades

EDIT3: V1.5 released

Changelog

• fixed a bug where force filters where not included in the optimization
• set focus options now reduce the estimated number of results and therefore calculation time when add enough sets to for all slots (eg. 3 * hit set or speed + hit set)

EDIT4:

60 panel install on mostly east and west aspects, only 6 panels will be facing 'south'. Both quotes suggest the same layout, both Sunpower p-series panels 320-330w and a 15kW 3 phase Solar Edge inverter. The main difference between the two, is one quote has said they will use 60 optimisers and the other said they will use 32 '(2x) commercial' optimizers. The one who said they will use the commercial optimizers says their system will produce more power because of using those optimizers.

Would really love to know if there really is a benefit in using the latter set up as obviously I would prefer to generate more. The commercial units look like a better built unit, but logic tells me more will be better. All I can find from looking is that the commercial ones allow you to run longer strings and save cost due to less optimizers and half the wiring.

Any advice on the differences and how it works would be much appreciated. I assume the commercial ones may mean higher voltage on the roof, which for me is a downside. Thank you for reading.

ASO is a java program I wrote to select the best ships to send on Admiralty assignments. You can find out more and download the program at https://intrinsical.github.io/categories/sto-aso

I actually started working on ASO all the way back in August 2015, when the Admiralty System was put on Tribble for testing. And for the past 3 years, I have been keeping the program and data up to date whenever I had time to spare.

I still have ideas on how to further improve ASO. However I have come to realize that between my day job, spending time with my family and playing STO, I really do not have much time to dedicate to ASO. So at the prodding of the community, I have decided to release the full source code to ASO as an open source project. Please feel free to extend the code, fix bugs, or even just add comments :)

The source code is available at https://github.com/intrinsical/sto-aso

Have fun!

https://i.redd.it/04rn8a221ll11.png

I have been told many times that ASO is difficult to use. In particular, many have mentioned how difficult it is to constantly switch between STO and ASO. Which is why I want to point the row of buttons on the top right corner of ASO that makes it much easier to use with STO.

One button moves ASO to fill the left half of the screen. Another button "floats" or "locks" ASO so it is always on top of any other program. Toggling these two buttons will result in the above screenshot. I have ASO on the left half of the screen, and I have the STO's Admiralty UI on the right half of the screen. With this arrangement, you don't have to constantly switch between the two programs, making ASO much easier to use.

PS: For this to work, STO has to be set to "Windowed Maximized" display mode (Under Settings -> Display)

I hope you find this helpful.

So, I just discovered this by accident after having my Chromebook for 6+ months now. I have watched a lot of videos, but haven't seen it discussed, but you can use keyword operators within the file system for advanced search. This is what I have discovered works so far with examples. If anyone else know others, please let me know.

title:handbook

before:2021/2/28

after:2021/4/28

type:pdf

-apples

is:starred

"exact phrase"

Hello there! I'm making a multiplayer map for Minecraft 1.12.2 and I want to know if it's possible to create a winning team selection system that depends on a few things:

Team 1 wins if they have at least 1 certain score, and Team 2 has been eliminated;

Team 2 and have at least 1 certain score while Team 1 doesnt and all other teams are eliminated;

Team 3 wins if Team 1 doesnt get 1 certain score and they eliminate all other teams.

Stalemate happens when only Team 2 is left, no one/only Team 2 has 1 certain score.

If this is possible, could someone help me with the commands? Thanks in advance!

Does anyone have an AP Systems microinverter system installed? They've been around awhile with the YC500 which doesn't look that great but the YC600 sounds great too me. I'd been looking at doing a SolarEdge System with Optimizers, however, I can save about $0.04 per watt going with the YC600 microinverters. Optimizers are about $75/panel or YC600's are $88/panel ($175 does 2 panels). I've got 38 panels so it is only $475 to go with microinverters over optimizers. A solaredge inverter costs way more then $475 so easy to see the saving. Plus I think microinverters sound easier and cleaner to install. I've got a netmeter agreement through 2035 so storage isn't a worry for a long time.

All that said I haven't heard or read a ton on APSystems but they are said to be No. in the Global market for microinverters. Monitoring is supposed to be free. Just curious if anyone has experience with their systems.

YC600 http://www.solarwholesale.com/apsystems-yc600-micro-inverter/

Hello Reddit, I'm fixing a neighbors computer and I'm trying to remove Advanced Registry Optimizer. When I try to uninstall it, it says "\Advanced Registry Optimizer\unins000.dat does not exist." I have researched this some and people say its is malware, I've ran Malwarebytes but that did not find anything. If you could help me, that would be great! Is there any other programs I should try and run that would uninstall this program?

I know this is a complex task. I remember how long the EVE integrated route planner would take if you had more than a few systems to go through ... I was just wondering if there was anything like this out there or in the works?

My son is slightly autistic, and has no problem functioning in most situations. He's mostly just an odd-duck type who has trouble verbalizing his thoughts. He's had his drivers permit for more than a year now, and he drives surprisingly well.

I am confident he would pass the road test for his license, but I'm apprehensive to let him drive on his own. (Maybe that's just me being a parent, though, with or without the autism factor) There's that 1% of driving that requires split-second decision-making, and we have yet to encounter a situation that would show me how he handles such decision-making.

My compromise with him is that I will contribute towards a car with an advanced safety system, especially driver assist features.* Unfortunately, such things tend to be exclusive to 'bells-and-whistles' models, and I'd rather not spend $35k on a 17-year-old.

TL/DR: Can anyone recommend a vehicle with advanced safety systems, especially driver assist features,* that's affordable? (older/used is fine, hopefully no more than $10k)

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*Examples include automatic emergency braking, blind spot warnings, lane departure warnings/nudges, backup cameras, bird's eye view cameras, etc.

Download Link: sto-aso.zip

For the past four months, I have been using my spare time to write a program that picks the best ships to use for a set of admirality assignments. I call it the Admirality System Optimizer or simply STO-ASO.

The program is now pretty stable and thus far I have not had any major complaints from players who are using it. And as of today I have added every major feature that was on my personal roadmap for the program. With that, I have decided that today's release shall be version 1.0 of STO-ASO

1. STO-ASO now has an icon. It's the Star Trek logo overlaid with admiral rank pips.
2. Support for Critical Chance Optimization!

• Every assignment now comes with a Critical Chance slider bar. This slider allows you to control the desired critical chance level, from 0% up to 80%.
• ASO will now attempt to select ships that will reach the desired critical chance %.
• For those who are interested in knowing the in-depth reasons for the maximum of 80% crit chance, please scroll down to the bottom of this post.

3. Support for hot-keys

• Alt-L - Position ASO window on left side of the screen.
• Alt-R - Position ASO window on right side of the screen.
• Alt-C - Position ASO window in the center.
• Alt-S - Toggles "stay on top" mode.
• Alt-1 - Optimize 1 assignment.
• Alt-2 - Optimize 2 assignments.
• Alt-3 - Optimize 3 assignments.
• Alt-P - Plan assignment(s).
• Alt-Comma - View previous planned solution.
• Alt-B - View best planned solution.
• Alt-Period - View next planned solution.
• Alt-D - Deploy ships.

4. Updated Ships

• V.S.S. Tanius
• APU Cruiser
• Malon Battlecruiser
• Kazon Raider

5. Known outstanding issues

• Stats for the Fleet D'deridex Warbird Battle Cruiser is out of date.
• Special ability for the Jem'Hadar Strike Ship is out of date.
• Critical Rating calculation in ASO can occasionally be different from STO's by 1
• When the assignment has the "Borg Transwarp Gateway!" event, Critical Rating calculation is off by 100.

Critical Rating and Critical Chance

Critical Rating is primarily derived from any "overflow" or surplus stats, for example when you send a very strong ship on a simple admiralty assignment. Suppose you have an assignment that requires 20 Eng, 20 Tac, 20 Sci. If you send ships that have a combined stat of 25 Eng, 25 Tac, 25 Sci, you have a total surplus stat of 15. This 15 surplus stat becomes your Basic Critical Rating value. Certain ships have specia