Edit: a very first draft version of Skype Exporter have been made and released. https://github.com/renesto/SkypeExportSwift/releases check it, and report any issues to renesto-at-gmail.com I heard there are not so many nice ways to get the chat history from skype, so I came across a page of one guy who shows a way to open the sql chat history database and delete all conversations. I thought to make something more from that idea (as delete chat history is now one of the options in skype) Create a file exportFromSkype.sh place either this text: sqlite3 -batch "$HOME/Library/Application Support/Skype/$1/main.db" < <EOF .mode csv .output $2.csv select * from Messages where dialog_partner = '$2'; .output stdout .exit EOF now make the script executable by running chmod +x exportFromSkype.sh now, when you want to export some chat history from certain person, you can do it by: sh exportFromSkype.sh your_skype_name your_friends_skype_name and i...
I have invested some to learn and summarize Optimization strategies of Deep Neural Networks. I created a mind map to help me to remember/structure all possibilities.
Taken from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magic_SysRq_key "Raising Elephants Is So Utterly Boring" is a mnemonic device for remembering a keystroke sequence that should be used as an alternative to hitting the power button if a Linux system should ever freeze and need to be rebooted. Alt + SysRq + R – takes the keyboard out of raw mode. Alt + SysRq + E – terminates all processes (except init). Alt + SysRq + I – kills all processes (except init). Alt + SysRq + S – synchronizes the disk. Alt + SysRq + U – remounts all filesystems read-only. Alt + SysRq + B – reboots the machine. Or it can be remembered as "BUSIER" in reverse. "Raising Skinny Elephants Is Utterly Boring" is an alternative mnemonic for the same series of keystrokes, though changing the position of the disk synchronization to before terminating and killing all processes. Regardless of which of the above hotkey sequences are chosen, they should be entered in slow succession, giving the ...
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