Synchronizes to playWorker. not 100% sure exactly what this does, but it makes it so that you can pause and stop threads from executing from other threads (so this can notify the `SwingWorker` thread to run, and `SwingWorker` can notify this one to run in the other direction.


첫번째 문장에 하도록이 두번 들어가는데요 -0-


Can we get these into the master of Morse?


How do you download the mods


this `else` statement becomes necessary; otherwise, if `playWorker.notify()` gets called, because it's a different thread this thread will keep running and so `prevClicked = currClick` is called, but in `playWorker` it calls `data.makeMove(prevClicked, currClick` but if `prevClicked = currClick` is called before `makeMove` (because these two run concurrently because they are in different threads) a move is never made because the new move that is assigned after the `checkValidMove` check is invalid.


@dentmaged It's case sensitive and the path for that array uses a capital


결과가 복수형인걸 확실히 하고싶으니..
> 렌더된 트리의 모든 컴포넌트 인스턴스 중에서 클래스 이름이 `className`인 DOM 컴포넌트들을 찾습니다.

로 할꼐요.


I love this :+1:


wasn't sure where to put this, but on second thought it should probably be moved to the end of the `drawBoard` function because that is called right after a move is made... I don't want to recomment these changes after a `git commit --amend && git push -f` so I'll recommit right after I'm done explaining.


> 렌더된 트리의 모든 컴포넌트 인스턴스중에서 태그 이름이 `tagName`인 DOM 컴포넌트들을 찾습니다.


Indeed. We'll use this function when the PR will be merged: https://github.com/ProjetPP/PPP-datamodel-Python/pull/42


checks to see if the move is valid, and if it is, it notifies the playWorker thread to stop `wait()`ing and start running through its `while` loop again.


Under the hood, Salsa20 and ChaCha20 are block ciphers used in CTR mode and can thus be easily parallelized.
Poly1305 can be parallelized using an approach similar to Blake2bp, but having a single tag for a large file is usually a bad idea.
It means that you need to go through the whole file once in order to verify the tag, and then rewind it and process it again to decrypt it.
It's not very efficient, it can make denial of services easier (an attack can send huge random junk as ciphertext), it's not useful to pinpoint where corruption occurred, and it will only work on files, not on streams.
One way to solve these is to divide the message into independent blocks, that are much larger than the cipher block size. Each block gets its own authentication tag. You can just use `crypto_secretbox` or `crypto_aead` for this. And these blocks can be easily scheduled across multiple threads.


Could you put those constants inside the PhotoCollageWindow class instead of global? For instance, right before `__init__()` declaration line 117.


the whole game is run inside this `while` loop. it just keeps looping until the game is over.


If there is an attribute error then !vote isn't in the commands list since self.votes is only created when voting is on


waits for `actionPerformed()` to notify this thread that a valid move was made`


Please `import` libraries at the beggining of the source file.


yeah, it should be.


Ahm - no, the idea is not to move the table definition from self.define_table to db.define_table - you must use self.define_table here.

lazy_tables is set globally in Eden, there is no need to set this inside the model - and it should not be set for debug=True. The one thing that contradicts the lazy table method is the immediate instantiation of db[tablename] - that needs to be removed.

None of the attributes requires ondefine - they can all be moved inside the initial field definitions. And that's actually all there is to do here - not turning the whole thing upside down.


findbugs 3.0.0 requires at least Java 7 (http://findbugs.sourceforge.net/), but logback does not so it may be best to revert to 2.5.x


두개로 쪼개죠.
> 목 컴포넌트 모듈을 이 메소드에 넘겨 더미 React 컴포넌트로 사용할 수 있도록 합니다.  이 더미는 유용한 메소드와 함께 사용해 기능을 보강할 수 있습니다.


And if you leave the db[tablename] in place, nothing is achieved by your change.


this is an extraneous line from a different solution where instead of an else statement the actionPerformed thread actually `wait()`ed after it `notify()`ed this thread; however, I realized that an `else` would do. this line will be removed in the next commit.


Thanks for contributing lukacu! I wrote two comments in your pull request, could you `--amend` and resubmit? Otherwise it looks good to me.


this thread tells the board to update. drawBoard isn't called directly because of concurrency issues (actually it might be possible for it to be called directly, but I'm using this just to stay on the safe side)


Thanks!


What about war and duel?


Mainly for maintaining the existing behaviour. The captcha for registration is always shown to the user, it's unconditional in current releases. I did not want to touch on the existing functionality. Perhaps a unified setting could be introduced, but that would require some migration code.


Actually, this is already done by `shortcuts.traverse_until_fixpoint`.


You should have submitted the program with Time class that you did in the class.


Yay! :O


There's an actual check within _verifyCaptcha to see if the captcha is enabled. Perhaps it would make sense to split these two checks into separate functions. The idea in current implementation was that you always want to see if captcha should be checked anyway, so that's why I crammed both checks into same function. Might make sense to split it up for a bit more repetition but to make it more explicit.


if you're wondering about `<Void,Void>`: consider `<E,T>` the `E` determines what type the `doInBackground()` function of the SwingWorker will return and the second determines what type of `List<T>` the `process()` function takes.


Ok, so why isn't the jQuery working?


Good example of class and objects.


@ygesnel Je ne comprends pas pourquoi cette docstring a été supprimée. Elle ne me semble pas obsolète. C'est une erreur ?


jfh froum hello


no. we are sticking to lint-trap. No need to change it.


The message was essentially taken from the existing code for registration captcha checks, which states "To prevent automatic sign-ups, enter the verification number shown below."

I wanted to make it consistent with existing code. As for the suggested message, some users might know what a CAPTCHA is, and some don't. So maybe if I change this one, some less techy term could be used? Any ideas?


@CaptainElliott Why not make all references to it lowercase?


This is my rough improvement 1 implementation. There are lots lots of bugs.....just a outline, it didn't even compile...also, we maybe need to change man.c and host.c, too.


Fixed it, it won't work yet as I need to make the file.


`publish` is called, telling the GUI to redraw and the thread is put to sleep for `500` milliseconds (1/2 a second) so that the each computer move in the chain can be more accurately seen. i'm not sure if this causes bugs with `wait` and `notify` not allowing moves to be made in these `500` ms but whatever, the player can just try to make the move again.


The reason it won't work is because of GitHub. That's the only reason :P


redraws the GUI again


test


음 그냥 대충 번역했더니 같은 단어가 두번 반복되는것처럼 보이네요.
> "Exclusive" times don't include the times taken to mount the components: processing props, `getInitialState`, call `componentWillMount` and `componentDidMount`, etc.
> 목 컴포넌트 모듈을 이 메소드에 넘겨 더미 React 컴포넌트로 사용할 수 있도록 합니다. 이 더미는 유용한 메소드와 함께 사용해 기능을 보강할 수 있습니다.


gets executed when the game is finished, so after `doInBackground()` returns.


It seems this will pass both STC and LTC : congrats! :-)


If you were unable to enter previous captcha, chances are that a new captcha might be easier to read. In case of TBG's font selection, it's quite easy to read it, though. Additional option would just make the configuration even more cluttered without much benefit.


Hm... Just a debugging left-over. I might as well remove it, or perhaps have it provide more info.


gets called whenever `publish()` gets called. Actually what normally happens is that publish takes in a parameter (in our previous example, with `SwingWorker<E,T>` `publish` takes a object of type `T`) and the `SwingWorker` optimizes it so that if `publish` is called many times in a row and quickly they are merged into one `process` with a list as a glob (kinda like how `repaint` works.) here, the glob isn't actually used, `publish` is here basically an alias for the `drawBoard()` function.


runs the worker. otherwise nothing would happen.


Won't this lead to conflicts if I have a ```(def target 'something)``` in my namespace? I much rather not ```(:refer-clojure :exclude [target])```. Should probably use a more specific name? cljs.core.RUNTIME_TARGET or something in that direction, target seems a little too generic.


I tried to use the original `lint-trap`... But there are two warnings that are turned on in a new version. And seems like we can't turn off rules in the new version of `lint-trap`.
What do you think about ways to switch the original `lint-trap`?


starts the play function. actually this can be called multiple times, so if the data is reinitialized then you can play multiple games.


That's what the current captcha in registration form does. Therefore I kept the same behaviour (for consistency).


unnecessary because `setVisible` was already called inside the constructor function


Можно, но зачем? Внутри лист нужен, потому что постоянно меняется размер, а в геттере можно вернуть неизменяемую копию  в виде массива.


sdfsdf


most of this code was moved into the `SwingWorker` area of the code, not deleted


@dentmaged the path uses uppercase and the majority of the other references use uppercase so it would be more work changing them all to lower case


I've added several test cases (check below) to cover as most as possible. Those conditions were always 50%/50% so I started to check why. It checks if wrapped exception has the same name as exception in catch block. However you can't define variable with the same name in the same scope. Java won't let you for this. Thus I removed those conditions because they were already provided by JDK.


:P The MIME is so strict!


turned out no need to use float3 (1.0,1.0,1.0)
enough to point 1.0
also
  #if ! SH_GLSL && ! SH_GLSLES works for glsles


End of line


You dont need the Mods. This Works with Spigot.


Yup!


I'm new to mods I just need to know how to download them without jailbreak

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そうですね。用意します！

その他の残作業としては

+ よく使いそうなサービスのDI traitのサンプル追加
  + GoogleOAuthInject, GithubOAuthInject あたり
+ READMEの更新

です


When i install parse error ..please  need solution


You could also mention RFC 3 here.


If you use npm save it would abc order them for you.


So... what can I do?


@johnmyleswhite, forgot to include Compat in the `requires`, I'll fix


很多山名！不是地名，只有山！需改正


Great! As I've mentioned before, adding DevDocs support is not an easy task, but rather a long term plan.


hey I'm just gonna clean up this code a little bit.


I don't think the `[..]` are necessary (the `&` should be enough).


Will `&` work instead of `&*`?


Sounds good!

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try with bool


This doesn't remove it - this exactly reduces it. As it turned out, it can be as low as 68M without causing any bugs.


I opened an issue to consider always converting dash properties to their equivalent camel case properties if they result in native property setting: https://github.com/Polymer/polymer/issues/1226


Thanks for testing. I'll change it to `yes` as soon as I can run the package tests, but those depend on `io.Pipe` and that depends on the `sync` package and that in turn depends on fixing maps with an `*int` key. So that's my roadmap. ;-)


Idiomatic is to make these of type `error`,  call them `Err*`, and not start them with a capital. `ErrSyntax` might be better than "Unparsable". So something like:

```var ErrSyntax = errors.New("not a valid data URI")```


love it! :D


Hi Brett,
I thought about it for a while but decided that I didn't want to commit to maintaining a mod, or at least not one that could so easily become redundant.

If you give me credit, I have no problem with you using the code in your mod.

Ashley


you can probably use ## or a slightly smaller header


I just ran it -y 3 -v 50 and it finished fine. but there seems to be an issue with outgroup removal. I was geeting a weirdly placed root.


unconsistent test result: sometimes context objects has events sometimes it doesn't. I can't figure out why :(


OK, I will send a new commit with a treatment for $relations, and $options as the fourth optional parameter.


(I know you stopped using regexp here [good], but I figured I'd mention this anyway…)
Did you really want to export this as part of your API?
Don't stick `regexp.MustCompile(…some constant…)` inside of functions but instead do that at initialization time like so:

```
var blah = regexp.MustCompile(`^data:(\w+\/\w+);base64,(.*)`)
```
and then reuse the compiled regular expression over and over again.


I updated node and npm. Now I get:

Assertion failed: (0), function uv_err_name, file
../deps/uv/src/uv-common.c, line 75.
Abort trap: 6
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>
> Running this says -bash: $: command not found
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>> Hm, are you running this (old) version of SuSi or did you accidentally
>> put this as a comment on this commit?
>>
>> The error seems to be npm-related. Can you install other modules globally?
>> For instance try
>>
>> $ npm install -g grunt-cli
>>
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https://github.com/hashicorp/consul/pull/744 is my attempt at clarification.


This test fails if you don't have a Maven on your `PATH`.


Some customizations use it. It just makes the customize-variable buffer look a bit nicer.


Ajout index.html et css


Rename to `smokingYesButtonClassName`


Shouldn't the composite index be `[:imageable_type, :imageable_id]`? with polymorphic/STI associations for optimal performance?


I had no idea, thanks for letting me know. I'll get on it.


very nice !! :-D

that means 16MB more usable RAM ? :-D ???!!!


yep :)


The text editor is based on a Open Source resource called MindMup text editor.
Reference :https://github.com/mindmup/bootstrap-wysiwyg

Please see the Iteration Planning Report for more explanation and details.


string name="CompatibilityChat">%1$s использует устаревшую версию Telegram, поэтому секретные фотографии будут отображаться в режиме совместимости.\n\nПосле того, как %2$s обновит Telegram, фотографии с минутным или менее таймером начнут работать в режиме \'Нажмите и удерживайте для просмотра\', также вы будете уведомлены всякий раз, когда ваш собеседник делает снимок экрана.</string>


yeah.. thanks ! i saw your thread too late .. ;-)


@jarofgreen any preference?


I made commit 4cdfe2a to fix the issue with cleaning the prefix. I think the we should keep the validation logic in the key.Key.is_valid_fingerprint() method.


Something is wrong, our tests should be transport agnostic.
I think the issue is that we do not have a MSMQ only AT proj.

@Particular/nservicebus thoughts ?


@ChronoMonochrome

Why ??


Era absurdo tener dos mecanismos diferentes para implementar el bias.


Why ?? THUMBEE is CPU feature what we will loose ...


There is a source patch for libsigsegv and it is fixed in latest stable kernel.
Longerm kernels are unsurprisingly not fixed yet.


This broke pipelining. Too tired to work on this today, will resume debugging tomorrow. (Could revert, but I like the cleanliness.)


[WIP]


YW :)


Añadido el momento en el aprendizaje, que es muy importante en las redes recurrentes. Me falta implementar el optimizador NAG (Nesterov's Accelerated Gradient) en forward y costFunctionPrime.


Como no entendía bien la función costFunction que viene del videotutorial "Neural Networks Demistifyed" he hecho otra que me da resultados más fácilmente interpretables, en el rango [0,1].


I'm thinking you can do early-return on this.
```go
func colorizer(color string) func(string) string {
	if !ColoringEnabled {
		return func(text string) string {
			return text
		}
	}
	if code, ok := codeByColor[color]; ok {
```


Nope, I did it intentionally. Recommended usage string is english.


Cambios:
- Arreglar la forma de implementar el bias en las redes (¡había dos bias a la vez!)
- Implementado el momento en el aprendizaje.
- Ejemplo de secuencia más versátil y complejo que el original.
- Muchos cambios aquí y allá.


@sweetpi what think you about this function? It works very well. But with the cheap receiver it spams on the console massive. But for developer it is really god i think.


Ok. Dann schreib auch hin warum und was sie macht, bzw. was in ihr später eingefügt werden könnte.


Ok


Ich meine das return


Meine das return


첫번째 예제만을 다룬 문장이군요. solution이란 단어에 현혹되서-_-; 좋네요 :+1:


Return


I'm pretty sure that lines 47 and 51 should be combined and moved to line 43 before the atomic swap.

Otherwise I don't see anything preventing a data race between A and B starting with an instance at `unused` and A doing the swap to `locked` and then, before A can get the mutex, B doing an atomic load, seeing `locked`, locking and releasing the mutex, getting to line 41 and returning (and then the caller doing something it shouldn't) all before A gets through line 47 and eventually gets around to calling `OnceMutex.Unlock`.


ack


Gut, also bitte löschen... :)


:D


agree. will change.


:joy:


Right.


Ashley,

I must admit that maintaining a mod is painful. Recently TFC implemented some additional functionality that has made it easier to move code from my personal copy of TFC into my own mod. I am also understanding how to mod stuff a little better too.

I was sooooooooo disappointed that they did not implement your changes after you spent so much time doing it and fixing the bugs I found.

I am currently in the process of trying to move code out of my personal TFC version into my mod and if successful I should be able to add the log pile code to the mod as well. I am sick of trying to maintain my personal TFC version whenever they make breaking changes.

You have not added anything new lately, are you taking a break from TFC or just playing it now?

Thanks for giving me permission to use your idea and code. I will let you know how I go and if/when I release it.

Brett

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Hi Brett,
I thought about it for a while but decided that I didn't want to commit to maintaining a mod, or at least not one that could so easily become redundant.

If you give me credit, I have no problem with you using the code in your mod.

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Daten analysieren ?


Can you add some Jelly documentation to this too for the option?  This way it's documented for the end user.


Vor den casea immer kommentieren was diese 2 für ne bedeutung hat, also in hier glaub ich: "Telemetrie-Daten abrufen"


@ChronoMonochrome

are u now really able to build the kernel in THUMB2 ?! and that flags like -03 works ?


반영했습니다.


This commit causes the following requestSerializer properties to no longer work:
- allowsCellularAccess
- cachePolicy
- HTTPShouldHandleCookies
- HTTPShouldUsePipelining
- networkServiceType
- timeoutInterval


True.


Kommentiers trotzdem


This is an interesting addition. Have you hit this problem on real production code?


sure. i will use isUnreachable to replace the variable used so far.


I'm not sure why this was changed. There's no need to compile the varargs into a table, as performing operations on them directly will always resolve to the first vararg given. This example:
```lua
function foo(...)
    print((...):sub(1,5))
    print(({...})[1]:sub(1,5))
end

foo('hello world', 'foo', 'bar')
```
Will produce "hello hello". A minor nitpick, but I thought I should point this out. The first form is much easier on the eyes.


LevelX or others, can equalsIgnoreCase be used when importing deck files? Stuff like AEther Vial and AEtherspouts always come up as missing when using a text file to import.


@ChronoMonochrome

is that sioplus update working good ? More speed ?? And what about Data lost and or Filesystem corruptions ?? - Thanks !


I think you're right.

This is a port of some rust code, where atomic compare-and-exchange returns the old value, not a boolean, so the whole function can just be rolled into this: https://github.com/reem/rust-once-mutex/blob/master/src/lib.rs#L62-L74, since the load is rolled into the swap. (it also helps that there's a proper Option type)

I'm less familiar with the particulars of Go's synchronization types (no RAII here), so I'm having a hard time figuring out how to do this properly.


Hello.

Thanks for pulling Vulcan and working on some features. You may have noticed that in the last few days, Vulcan development has been rather quiet.

This is primarily because I am rewriting Vulcan, and it's taking some time. I appreciate your work but would just like to inform you that Vulcan will soon be rewritten with a completely different code structure.


@eileencodes perfect! :+1:


:cool: e14f383


See 01261d4221b9bc51c4405961dcb131caaef5520b


main.py line 155


1. `_stscanf_s format string requires 8 parameters but 9 are given.`
2. `%u in format string (no. 6) requires 'unsigned int *' but the argument type is 'int *'.`


You brought many concerns in this post.
I will try to address all.

1) Of course I know that connection can be fetched from transaction - that's how the previous version worked
2) I'm aware that there is possibility for mismatch between connection and transaction. I picked lesser evil between 2 alternatives: create more confusing constructor overloads or have one with transaction as optional argument. Frankly a usage of this particular overload is so infrequent comparing to others that impact is negligible.  ADO.NET will throw runtime erros in case of mistamcth. I think it's fine because even constructor with single transaction argument doesn't guarantees 100%  consistency - for example it won't catch situation when somebody opened connection, created transaction, closed connection and then invokes command.
3) I still don't buys argument about ```createCommand``` factory (you call it functor) because in your example all complexity pushed into typeless  ```createCommand```. So overall there is no gain.
4) You don't have to write this
```F#
let performWithinContext cx tx timeout =

  let cmd =
    if tx = null
      new Get42(cx, timeout)
    else
      new Get42(cx, tx, timeout)
  cmd.Execute()
```
Command knows how to handle it when transaction is null.
```F#
let performWithinContext cx tx timeout =
  //will work even if tx is null
  let cmd = new Get42(cx, tx, timeout)
  cmd.Execute()
```
If need to pass live connection and command timeout you can do this
```F#
let conn = new SqlConnection("...")
conn.Open()
let cmd = new Get42(conn, commandTimeout = 300)
cmd.Execute()
```

5) I added compile-time warning for ```ISqlCommand``` usage for reason. You can suppress it if you like
https://github.com/fsprojects/FSharp.Data.SqlClient/blob/master/src/SqlClient.Tests/SqlClient.Tests.fsproj#L29
My main goal was hide it from intellisense. Unfortunately it can done in F# only via  ```CompilerMessageAttribute``` which brings warning unconditionally.

6) Your concern about repeating code to create commands is legit. See section "Overriding connection string at run-time" in
http://fsprojects.github.io/FSharp.Data.SqlClient/configuration%20and%20input.html
or samples
https://github.com/fsprojects/FSharp.Data.SqlClient/blob/master/src/SqlClient.Samples/WebApi.Controllers/HomeController.fs#L13

7) Overall I want to emphasize that the library doesn't try to be complete replacement for ADO.NET. It aims to cover specific scenarios where a query well known at design-time and matches execution at run-time.  If you need to build/change queries at runtime consider either raw ADO.NET or libries like Dapper https://www.nuget.org/packages/Dapper/.


This change causes the following requestSerializer properties to no longer work:
- allowsCellularAccess
- cachePolicy
- HTTPShouldHandleCookies
- HTTPShouldUsePipelining
- networkServiceType
- timeoutInterval

`automaticallyNotifiesObserversForKey:` disables KVO notifications for these properties and `observeValueForKeyPath:ofObject:change:context:` never gets called.

See the [KVO docs](https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/KeyValueObserving/Articles/KVOCompliance.html) for more details.


This commit breaks parse-angular-demo @spacenick


I don't know where you got that idea, but it's wrong. [In the class](https://github.com/SpongePowered/SpongeAPI/blob/master/src/main/java/org/spongepowered/api/util/command/CommandCallable.java#L60-L62), it says that it _MAY_ be used for help listings. Please read more carefully next time.


@GrahamCampbell I updated the file to have the proper 2nd parameter, do you approve?


@sandstrom Looks good.
@ryanbreen Not sure how this conflicts with your change, but feel free to bring both of these in as you see fit.


both are fine to me. will change.


开始做网站了？新项目？


We really shouldn't wrap files in `<code>`...the fact the concurrency lab does so is a mistake. :/


Great.  The ideal form for this is `!completed_on.nil?` but this will work great.


Better might be to move the to_i into the `get_scores` method as that is where they are parsed out of the xml. Not a big deal, I mainly just wanted the comment here so I could remember to change it later.


Good job finding include_blank.


The `== true` here isn't actually necessary, since `completed?` returns a boolean.


You should be able to simplify this to just `citations = Citation.normalize_scores self.related_citations`, since `related_citations` will ping EUtils if the citations haven't already been fetched.


@gorhill what's a "high-high" generic, out of curiosity?


I don't think this method is actually taking parameters


Could you file this issue to [svn.boost.org](https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/newticket) ?


@rj0495 No, we still need to decode FullChunkPacket's


I reduced all the levels some more today. They are saved but not committed.  I think they might change slightly each week so maybe a persistence feature using enviro variables would work out better.


So close... `item.image_url` and then `save`...


The other test files don't really have white spaces here. I'd wait for a comment from Rui about the other one white spaces.

Sorry about being picky - Consistency keeps things highly readable.


For the record, I changed the name to QF_WAVE.


Actually, now that I think about it I don't see how this differs from [`sync.Once`](https://golang.org/pkg/sync/#Once) which also has a "fast path" once it's completed.


Ah, never mind.  You fixed it in df12b7b


@jasnowiss
The link here also needs to be fixed, since labs aren't always served from CS10.

Actually, there's not really a good way to create a link here. [ @peterasujan I need your advice on how to fix this...How should we dynamically link to another lab? We clearly shouldn't specify the course in the URL because this page exists in multiple courses, but we also don't really know if that page will exist in every course, so we might not want to just append the current course query string to every lab link url...hmmmm. ]

For now let's make `http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs10/labs/cur/programming/lists/hof/more-on-composition-of-higher-order-functions.html?topic=berkeley_bjc%2Flists%2Flists-I.topic&course=cs10_sp15.html&novideo&noreading&noassignment`
Be:
`/bjc-r/cur/programming/lists/hof/more-on-composition-of-higher-order-functions.html?topic=berkeley_bjc/lists/lists-I.topic`
Let's also add `class="lab-link"` to `<a>`

We should also probably format this line into a few steps over multiple lines and encourage people to try to break the problem down before reading the hints -- or explicitly make the "hints" directions / explanation about the problem.


api.business.govt.nz/API website user research findings.md

**Approach**
People with an interest in the re- use or development of APIs were interviewed about a website that would be used for the exchange of information, data, analysis and dialogue about all things API.
Participants were sourced from agencies and the tech industry that represented a range of different roles i.e. developers, tech business owners, service owners, enterprise architects, e-consultants, business analysts and designers.
Participants were asked about:

* Discovering the site - why they would use it
* The value of the site – what sort of content would be useful
* Engaging with the site – what would motivate them to engage
* Returning to the site – what would make them re-visit the site

**Key findings**
No one thought the website was a bad idea but how we do it is really important. Our words and actions will determine if it’s a success.

Like the idea of a site that aggregates information about APIs that brings it all together in one place even if it links to content somewhere else. The goal would be to make it a relevant regularly updated ongoing reference point.

Don’t underestimate the work required offline to make the website a success – use other engagement methods to drive people to the site. Work with people and invite them to comment.

The differences between agency and industry were not great. Both were mostly interested in the opportunity to find out more APIs in the context of opportunities for their business or how they can work better with colleagues from other agencies. Differentiating content for agency and industry is not appropriate.

**1. Triggers for using or discovering the site**

* An invitation from the team
* Resource to refer back to after attending a conference/workshop/ personal engagement
* Somewhere to direct a third party to somewhere after a meeting
* Place to find an API
* A link from somewhere else
* A place to find business opportunities
* A place to find out what my peers in government are doing. “I want visibility of what government is doing” “Help me join the dots to find common opportunities on how we could work together to solve a problem”

**2a How to say it - engagement via the site**
Engagement via the site is good idea but
Ensure activity is followed up either with agencies and through responses on twitter and blogs. “We will use it if our perspectives are listened to and see suggestions followed” “there needs to be real commitment to do something”
Other thoughts and comments about interacting with the site:

* Be honest and open
* “I’m sceptical of polls” - Context that they are a bit superficial
* Ensure it links supply and demand. “Who can I partner with” “what do agencies have that’s valuable”
* Use Loomio or github. Both help record a structured conversation about a subject. Twitter conversations can easily get lost over time. Suggested a FAQ to record recurring or common questions that come through on twitter or other communication channels etc.
* I’ll only comment /interact if asked.
* Generally just watch and see (Govt user)
* Only if the topics were meaningful – “start from a position” e.g. put up a strawman to help elicit conversation.
* Show comments / conversations
* Make it easy for me to contribute

* Explain how government people can contribute – tell them what the rules are as they are not sure how to comment
* “Get me excited – make me want to contribute”
* Structure the engagement “Show the things that need to be done that require support from people”

**2b How to say it - using the site**

* No government jargon and terminology
* Industry participants saw government as all the same “I see government as all * the same entity and don’t care how it’s structured e.g. Result 9, 10, MBIE”. Regarding who promotes government APIs “I don’t care who in government does this, just as long someone does”
* High level descriptions in plain English for content especially for education e.g. what is an API and how do they work?
* Ensure its regularly updated.

* Don’t re-create content
* Link to what’s already available on the net to promote comment e.g. GCIO advice. Don’t re-badge other government content
* Run site from github and allow others to request changes through that mechanism
* Make it easy for me to find things

* Don’t underestimate the work required offline to make the website a success – use other engagement methods to drive people to the site. Work with people and invite them to comment. Meet-ups could be an important way to promote work in a variety of different tech disciplines.

* Make content available via google search. Make an API for the content.

**3. What to say- suggestions for website content**
What APIs are available or what APIs are coming in the future?
This was by far the most requested item that people want to see on the site regardless of their role and if they were in an agency or industry. It would fulfil needs of business to want to see what opportunities there might be for their products and agencies to find out what each other are doing and what data do they hold. The information people wanted see about the APIs included:

* Who released them? i.e. which agency released them.
* What services do the APIs support?
* How are the APIs used and by who. Industry people wanted to know so they can create a community of practice around that API. Agency people want to know to find out who the players are in the market to find out more about what they want in order to assess future opportunities to work with them.
* Contact details of people responsible for the API
* SLA and T&C for specific APIs
* Dashboard of API statuses e.g. what fixes is required?
* Developers wanted technical details e.g. boundaries and endpoints, data formats, sample code.
* Timeframes for future APIs. “what’s coming, what’s being delivered soon, what’s been released and what’s been the uptake”

API education
* Included: API definition, How they work and why do they matter? How to get one and use one.

Case studies that show examples of use
* NZ and international examples for open data and transactional APIs. Case studies from different perspectives e.g. agency, industry, how did they do it.

Resources
* Essentially the things requested here were API building blocks and were technical in nature. These included:

  * Sample documentation
  * Sample SLAs and T&C
  * Design guidance e.g. technical design and service design
  * Standards for API good practice

Industry was particularly interested in how NZ government is going to build these APIs in a consistent way that allows easy integration. Agencies were also interested in these as it fulfils a need to “speak the same language”. Areas of interest for standards included:

  * Authentication and access
  * SOAP vs REST argument
  * Security
  * Privacy
  * Testing
  * Use of open source approach

Blog / engagement opportunities
* Ensure there is a place to show and record conversations about the content.

**Content that people indicated would be useful in the future and would make them want to re-visit the site**
* More content about the subjects of interest (see above)
* More APIs
* News of latest developments
* Updates on conversations e.g. twitter and blog comments
* Workshops and training


I had originally tried copying and pasting the code from the book and working with that. I just got confused and frustrated with it. I started over and realized a couple of mistakes that I'd made. It now works properly.


Every resource refers to an actual controller, so `image_url` doesn't make sense here.


Good job overall on this.


This done the trick!


I'm wondering why you are checking that the items in the array called `citations` are in fact `Citation` objects... see comment below.


Please remove this, don't commit the commented code without explanation.


That sounds very ad-hoc. If I imagine your use-case is having a project at `prj/` and you're using a local opam root at `prj/.opam` in which you pin a package to `prj/`, it's quite far from optimal, too: it will make OPAM synchronise the whole of `prj/` into `prj/.opam/switch/packages.dev/prj`, including `.opam` and only stopping before it would loop (`prj/.opam/switch/packages.dev/.opam/switch/packages.dev` will be empty but you'll still get a full copy of e.g. your remote archives at `prj/.opam/switch/packages.dev/.opam/repo/dev/archives`).
That would also have the side-effect of having OPAM always detect changes in your package, besides unpleasant stuff like synchronising lock files. And you could still get in a loop of nested OPAMs if you had the crazy idea to actually _use_ `prj/.opam` in your build system, at package build (but well, if your package build depends on building itself, I guess the problem isn't in OPAM).

The more I think about it, the more it sounds a bad idea :). As a user, I would really prefer to be informed before anything crazy happened in a case like this ; and you should really use VC (or mixed) pinning so that only meaningful files are synchronised.


Yep, `private`.  Any methods that can't/shouldn't be called by themselves (like they don't have views) should be private.


Are we gonna use this? If not, please remove this.


As we did in class, this whole method can just be `!completed_on.nil?` -- whenever you find yourself writing `true` or `false`, think if you can do a shorter form without them.


Thank you!! for reducing these "obsolete" compiler-warnings!

Great work. I love that you're making this code more concise.

How the heck did those misspellings evade my spell-checker? !!  But I'm glad you caught those.


Looks good.  You'd want to have the `allow_blank` option set, since not all books, etc... will have been completed yet.


Good work,, Elder.


Looks good so far. Wasn't clear if you were leaving it here or continuing to work on this - but I am going to try to get something merged tonight based on this.

https://github.com/galaxyproject/galaxy/commit/870c75aeeaaf592bf18c91f43d2448791a5fdbb3
https://github.com/galaxyproject/galaxy/compare/dev...jmchilton:auth?expand=1

Hope this is okay.


Now I get the `DESTROY` comment. It's in the next chapter. :)


in 5d44e81aaf58329ea3dc38a9d00750436f916c04
The "Ebony Morning Star" and "Ebony War Morning Star" material bindings wouldn't be needed since Ebony is already bond to Ebony, unless the weapon name also matches another material binding string. (no need to remove them, just an FYI)


Nice addition.  You could also use the shorter hash syntax:

```<%= f.text_field :title, required: true %>```


Great.  Since we don't want the views to use the image fetcher directly, we wouldn't make this an instance variable.  So just `fetcher` instead of `@fetcher`.


Also, variables for colors


The CSS rules which can be processed quickly, i.e. no fancy survey can take care of them to decide whether or not they must be injected. An expensive (relative to other filters) querySelector() must be used to find out whether they are needed on the page.

With default filter lists, these are the high-high generic:

    [href^="//adbit.co/?a=Advertise&"],
    [onclick^="window.open('http://adultfriendfinder.com/search/"],
    a[data-redirect^="this.href='http://paid.outbrain.com/network/redir?"],
    a[href$="/vghd.shtml"],
    a[href*="/adrotate-out.php?"],
    [href^=" http://ads.ad-center.com/"],
    [href^="http://amzn.to/"] > img[src^="data"],
    [href^="http://api.taboola.com/"][href*="/recommendations.notify-click?app.type="],
    [href^="http://games.ucoz.ru/"][target="_blank"],
    [href^="http://paid.outbrain.com/network/redir?"][target="_blank"],
    [href^="http://taboola-"][href*="/redirect.php?app.type="],
    a[onmousedown^="this.href='http://paid.outbrain.com/network/redir?"][target="_blank"],
    a[onmousedown^="this.href='http://paid.outbrain.com/network/redir?"][target="_blank"] + .ob_source,
    a[onmousedown^="this.href='http://staffpicks.outbrain.com/network/redir?"][target="_blank"],
    a[onmousedown^="this.href='http://staffpicks.outbrain.com/network/redir?"][target="_blank"] + .ob_source,
    a[onmousedown^="this.href='https://paid.outbrain.com/network/redir?"][target="_blank"],
    a[onmousedown^="this.href='https://paid.outbrain.com/network/redir?"][target="_blank"] + .ob_source,
    a[style="display:block;width:300px;min-height:250px"][href^="http://li.cnet.com/click?"],
    div[id^="MarketGid"],
    div[id^="YFBMSN"],
    div[id^="acm-ad-tag-"],
    div[id^="div-gpt-ad-"],
    iframe[id^="google_ads_frame"],
    iframe[id^="google_ads_iframe"],
    iframe[src^="http://ad.yieldmanager.com/"],
    iframe[src^="http://cdn1.adexprt.com/"],
    iframe[src^="http://cdn2.adexprt.com/"],
    img[alt^="Fuckbook"],
    input[onclick^="window.open('http://www.FriendlyDuck.com/AF_"],
    input[onclick^="window.open('http://www.friendlyduck.com/AF_"],
    p[id^="div-gpt-ad-"],
    script[src^="http://free-shoutbox.net/app/webroot/shoutbox/sb.php?shoutbox="] + #freeshoutbox_content,
    div[id^="mainads"]

No obvious pattern, and anyways so few of them compared to the rest.

So I just came up with this compromise, which I believe is a good thing for long-lived web pages which updates dynamically: after a set number of misses (as a result of surveying through querySelector), give up surveying them, assume they won't ever be needed.


So close...  When you assign an attribute this way on a model (`@item.image_url = ...`) then you need to call `save` as well.  The call to `update_attributes` only saves the attributes that are passed in.


As we did in class, this could just be a one line method: `!completed_on.nil?` -- whenever you find yourself writing `true` or `false` in Ruby, think if you can find a way to do without them.


Great stuff overall.


Agreed, although if both resurrected on nearest town, the check will be true...


@Kefkius  changes for deterministic build are in make_packages (and should also probably reflect in setup.py - or have an additional setup.py with versions specified for deps


To make it able  to run on vast majority of Chinese phones we require this, otherwise it will crash.

new Handler().postDelayed(new Runnable() {		+		ImageLoader.getInstance().displayImage("file://" + photo.getOriginalPath(), ivPhoto);
-			@Override
-			public void run() {
-				ImageLoader.getInstance().displayImage("file://" + photo.getOriginalPath(), ivPhoto);
-			}
-		}, new Random().nextInt(10));


Yes, @FaithUY reported it to me few days ago.


Oh interesting, I hadn't looked at the implementation at all, but you're right. I assumed it was more similar to pthread_once.

I guess that means this package is not really useful, oh well.


At least I learned that `Element.matches()` is faster on Firefox than Chromium.


`%s` need size specification. That's why there is 9 parameters. Same as before. cppcheck seems to not undersnand `tmp.rmcmd.GetBuffer(128)`, because it worked fine with `TCHAR buff[128];`


Removed conditional, see d52a929e9e49d1c62b75837d20ee28dcc3a4498c


rax retry tests


@shurcooL @neelance

I've been tracking this discussion because my toolkit uses json "over the wire" between client and server, with the client compiled in gopherjs and the server with go.

Currently, my xhr between client and server uses callback functions, which is very un-goish.  My plan *had* been to convert to using channels to provide the "result" of a roundtrip between client and server, but the idea of jsonrpc is quite attractive.  Is there an implementation of this that I could play with?


Looks great.  It would be typical to name this with a verb at the beginning – `fetch_image` or something.  The name `image_url_fetcher` seems like it would return an `ImageFetcher` object, not perform an action.


Good docs reading.


Again...
$context['login_token_var'], '" value="', $context['login_token]', '">
To
$context['login_token_var'], '" value="', $context['login_token']', '">

( '  before ] )


You should indent these correctly, or BuildBot will have to do it for you, which is fine, but it means extra commits.


This was so close (two syntax errors) but I like where you were going.  The ternary form of `if / else` makes sense here.  The `h` method call isn't technically needed -- Rails defaults to the escaping output in ERB templates.


gone


You can just copy/paste the full link to the PR in the PR-URL field.


$context['login_token]'

Same mistake like you did in at least one more place...You put ' after ] but it has to be before... (or is it just me going insane ???)


I'm a bit confused by `IBuildPropertyProvider`. Seems the only implementation returns `_nullProperties`, which is a const empty dictionary. I think I'm missing something...


force-pushed a fix for the `PR-URL` to undo the Markdown, just a plain link please @julianduque


thanks @rvagg


I haven't tested it yet... probably it should work better according to commit message.


Ah, right. IntelliJ has that as well.

And yes, I like dark themes, can't focus without them. I've tried both repository and downloaded versions, they all crash a randomly with a problematic frame error.


`friends` was correct.  private instance variables should be lower-case *(and I prefer to start with them an `_`, but that is not as wide-spread a practice)*


It's a very common practice *(especially in C#)* to use braces, even if there is only one line.


What changed here?
If it's whitespace only please fix.


Actually, it is quite different. `sync.Once` provides only the ability to run a function once, whereas this allows you to acquire a mutex to run some section of code - the unlocking of the mutex can be determined dynamically when using `OnceMutex`, but cannot be extended when using `sync.Once`.


crush-->crash


@sramas15

Basic working ontology classes. I initialized it with simple files found in testDataBasic folder, and it doesn't crash hehe :) :fireworks:

I didn't test patient yet since we probably wanna work on that a bit more.


This is a **huge** change, and should not be hidden in a refactoring commit.  This can *(and will)* lead to tons of race-conditions which will cause incorrect behavior, security holes, etc.  We cannot just nonchalantly add this feature.


recommit


Better to use single quotes to avoid unnecessary escaping inside the JSON string. ;)

`curl -X POST -d '{ "name" : "jumper", "price" : 45  }' $order_uri`


have you verify this case on IVI？


Okay I fixed the link to what you specified. You have a good point with the
dynamic linking. Could be an issue down the road. And yes, this exercise
could be broken down better. A lot of the exercises in this lab could be
broken down a little better. That seemed to be one of the main concerns in
the lab review comments. I'd be happy to discuss this at a coming meeting.

Jeff

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> @jasnowiss <https://github.com/jasnowiss>
> The link here also needs to be fixed, since labs aren't always served from
> CS10.
>
> Actually, there's not really a good way to create a link here. [
> @peterasujan <https://github.com/peterasujan> I need your advice on how
> to fix this...How should we dynamically link to another lab? We clearly
> shouldn't specify the course in the URL because this page exists in
> multiple courses, but we also don't really know if that page will exist in
> every course, so we might not want to just append the current course query
> string to every lab link url...hmmmm. ]
>
> For now let's make
> http://inst.eecs.berkeley.edu/~cs10/labs/cur/programming/lists/hof/more-on-composition-of-higher-order-functions.html?topic=berkeley_bjc%2Flists%2Flists-I.topic&course=cs10_sp15.html&novideo&noreading&noassignment
> Be:
>
> /bjc-r/cur/programming/lists/hof/more-on-composition-of-higher-order-functions.html?topic=berkeley_bjc/lists/lists-I.topic
> Let's also add class="lab-link" to <a>
>
> We should also probably format this line into a few steps over multiple
> lines and encourage people to try to break the problem down before reading
> the hints -- or explicitly make the "hints" directions / explanation about
> the problem.
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>


This is a breaking change.  It's the correct casing, but I don't believe that's worth breaking existing bots.


Typo: it should be s/has/have


修正の必要なし


No not forgotten.  Have not been able to put the time in.  Sorry pal.  I'll
start to pick up tomorrow as I gotten caught up on my chores and my company
will be going home.

Thanks for your patience and understanding ... FAG!

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>
> Did you forget the linter?
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>


I don't think I changed the order of these in f521f5b. I merely touched that line to adjust formatting when adding `environment_path`.

I tend to agree with this pull request that `knife cookbook create` should create the cookbook in `site-cookbooks`. However the current order seems to be what chef uses as default in several places. See https://github.com/chef/chef/blob/master/spec/data/config.rb and https://github.com/chef/chef/blob/master/lib/chef/config.rb#L170 for example. Not sure if changing it will lead to surprises for other people?


Why the heck are you contacting strings to produce JSON (**JavaScript** Object Notation) in JavaScript? o.O This is really very bad example for students.


Merge conflict


no probs, I hope they're helpful and not annoying


Seems like this class is only established with the following commit. Maybe you squash those two into one?


@Enygma2002 see ``XWiki#getUserName()``. ``Unknown User`` is not related to ``superadmin``.


TeamCity Ybackend :: AnnaPonomareva/ybackend [Build 230](http://192.168.30.225:8111/viewLog.html?buildId=893&buildTypeId=Ybackend_AnnaPonomarevaYbackend&guest=1) is now running


Can you explain this change? Why is it needed, and why does it break resizing?


Here sdlog2 DOES work!


すみません！.gitignoreの記述順ですが、隠しファイルを並べて書いた方がいいかなと思って順番を入れ替えてしまったのでややこしい感じに :bow: :bow: :bow:
cookbooks/自体は3行目に書いてありますので問題ないです！


Remove the comment here


there also is a reference_time information.
I am not realy firm with the glonass ephemeris data as they come from the sattelite. From my documents i assune that it comes in two informations the time of day and the day within a 4 year block.
But maybe i am wrong. Has someone better information on that issue ?
Also it could be nice to put both information, day and time, in one propertiy.


not at all :heart: it's so much better to have an extra pair of eyes and some feedback on what works and what doesn't. It's in our interest to make it as uncomplicated for the companies reading this, so I appreciate that you took the time to break it down into something more easy for the reader.


In short - it wasn't about particular paths but the servlet context's which is bounded to the whole suite and shared between each test cases.

Look at `PasswordRecoveryServletSpec` - we're using kind of fixture in our tests, which creates new instance of service mocks, then pass them into the tested servlet constructor and finally registers servlet at `/*` path.

_But where is the problem, dude?_
As I mentioned earlier, we're using shared (suite scoped) servlet context and it seems that previous versions of Scalatra/Jetty somehow allowed to override existing mappings but unfortunately the current one throws an exception. Above workaround is aimed to bring that old behaviour back.


while... end


Do we really need 2.0?


string


mtbf_driver/utils/step_gen.py:12:1: E302 expected 2 blank lines, found 1


Shouldn't we remind the committing person to actualize his/her topic branch with the master branch before submitting a pull request.


array


The responsibility for checking out the latest commit from origin head was moved into the [git_crendentials_helper](https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/bosh-workspace/blob/deployment-patch/lib/bosh/workspace/helpers/git_credentials_helper.rb#L19) since may required authentication. This was done to centralise the authentication logic in the `GitCredentialsHelper`. All other objects only perform local git actions.


Ah now I see. Maybe we could configure the output with a property in the pom.xml so that the generated doc is automatically copied into the right folder

<javadoc.output.folder>....<javadoc.output.folder&gr;

This could be done branchwise.


I am not sure wether the age of data at glonass ephemeris is available in second-precision.
Maybe i dont have the correct doucmentation.
But in either way we can change it in seconds at last to be prepared for future updates.
I would go with that.


Yeah probably. Also, one quick question, did you add any opcodes when you got Tetris to show the intro credits? I pulled the latest version and get an unknown opcode (0xF6), I added it, but the game just get's stuck in another infinite loop....


at some time db became broken and got never updated. So who knows this has indeed been fixed now.


testtesttest


Cameron Where are youuuuuu


If the instance was set into maintenance during an upgrade and the upgrade failed it won't take a while but forever if the admin doesn't disable the maintenance mode.


@dmitry-a-morozov thanks for your answer, and explaining some design choices (1) and 2)). And thanks for your work on the library.

3)

> I still don't buys argument about createCommand factory (you call it functor) because in your example all complexity pushed into typeless createCommand. So overall there is no gain.

createCommand is not typeless, sorry I forgot the type in the sample, but as I mention in all my suggestions, it's signature is ```unit -> SqlCommand```

The major advantage of it is that the "complexity" is not leaking in all the classes that deal with executing stuff on the database, with the current design you are pushing, instead of this you are asking people to keep around 3 objects (namely a reference to a SqlConnection, a reference to SqlTransaction and a value for the timeout), with my solution the code becomes oblivious of those details and just pass the context where it is needed, it makes it simpler to reason as I know I'm not supposed to have members such has SqlConnection, SqlTransaction and a timeout in many classes (leave alone a connection string).

The other advantage is that, if we could agree this design is good (one command factory rather than three objects every where you need to instanciate/execute the commands), maybe we could reduce the number of constructor to something more manageable.

You talk about complexity, the thing is that on my end, the complexity can be tightly packaged (In my case I have a DatabaseContextScopeBuilder that manages all of that without exposing SqlConection / SqlTransaction to the code, it just exposes a command factory and high level methods to create a scope with fixed set of settings, very easy to reason about), instead of leaking data access details everywhere.

Now complexity when it's just passing a function reference, it's easy to do in C#, and it's easy to do in F# too, why is it complex?

You are showing in 4) that you pushed more decision that shouldn't necessarily have to take place there to all code performing data access, if you want the same method to work with a transaction or not, you'll have to duplicate your code or have a null transaction object somewhere (making another person looking at the code wonder why it's null, etc.)

5) suppressing warnings at project level is not an option, or suppressing warnings at call site is annoying, also you don't clarify if I can safely rely on this code:

```fsharp
let setupCommandWithContext<'TCommand when 'TCommand :> FSharp.Data.ISqlCommand> (createCommandFunctor: unit -> SqlCommand) (cmd: 'TCommand) =
  let dummyCommand = createCommandFunctor()
  let cmdAsIsqlCommand = cmd :> FSharp.Data.ISqlCommand
  cmdAsIsqlCommand.Raw.CommandTimeout <- dummyCommand.CommandTimeout
  cmdAsIsqlCommand.Raw.Transaction <- dummyCommand.Transaction
  cmdAsIsqlCommand.Raw.Connection <- dummyCommand.Connection
  ()
```
As you have guessed, I don't enjoy having many things to pass to the constructor with same logic everywhere (I have many provided commmand types, because the library is very useful). With your answer about warning, you are implying that I can't rely on the code to work.

So instead I do this:
```fsharp
let comand = new Get42()
// if I forgot this following line, I will only figure it out a runtime
// it would be far better to handle it in constructor
setupCommandWithContext createCommand command
```

You can look at my last comment on #107, I don't like the feeling of having a warning for my code which works around a serious issue I have trying to use the library in my context, I don't think my context is far from what happens in real world codebase.

If I can't implement the work around (support is going to be pulled out in the library), and I can't have #107 implemented, this is basically saying that I can't use the library, the constructors I need to call requires too much noise/burden in my code.

6)

> Your concern about repeating code to create commands is legit. See section "Overriding connection string at run-time"

Keeping a connection string around is not an option for me, I don't like my class to have
```connectionString: string``` members, I like my class to work with a database context which is handled in calling code rather than making the decision in the class dealing with command execution, and ideally the class doing database stuff should be oblivious of those three things (cx, tx, timeout) and focus on it's job, this is easily achieved with what I'm doing.

7)

> Overall I want to emphasize that the library doesn't try to be complete replacement for ADO.NET.

I concur, limiting the API footprint is a very good measure, that's why eventually if we implement #107, maybe we can look at removing most of constructor overloads, the ones with connection string are only meant for toy examples, the other ones are not conveying good practices IMHO.

7.5)
> Ambient transactions using TransactionScope class is convenient way to have transaction logic without carrying around explicitly connection and transaction objects.

you still have connection (or connection string) around to new the commands, and you still have timeout around as well, so it's still two parameters / members to mess with as opposed to command factory.

The command factory can be as simple as this:

```fsharp
let createCommand = cx.CreateCommand
```

```csharp
Func<SqlCommand> createCommand = cx.CreateCommand;
```

and if needed, it can be a bit more involved (you only write the logic once), and handle transaction and timeout.

Please consider #107, and I'll be happy to make a PR for it.


thank you for clear explanation


sdlog2 DOES NOT work!


И все ? :)


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could you use `joinWithEdges` here?


and this looks like something you could do with `reduceOnEdges`


Looks good


the seperate Information is easier to process than a complex string.
on the other side would it be easy to produce suche a String on demand.
i would like to leave it as it now is


and `mapEdges`?


Yes i will move it to a seperate message.


Ug.


this struct is out of control


whoops


OK - will take a look into it.


This might not work. If you had a new array where the first item is inserted (new) and the last time is removed (old) it generates a lot of move indices (which is technically accurate but redundant as this resultant from the insertion). The move as the last operation seems to move the newly inserted item. :(

Great project between.


REG_R1 ?


@mike-burns Sounds interesting. In what way is it more flexible?


I would prefer a `continue` if image not in disk. This way we reduce the level of for/if.


and so on


The same here. if exist_img == 0 → continue


Aside from compser.json, why did you remove bower.json?

I do not use the NPM for installing browser specific tools. Doing this has just broken backwards compatibility on project I use this in. If you're supposed to expect us to contribute to a commercial license whilst breaking backwards compatibility such as this, as there is NO mention of it being removed anywhere I had to spend time to find this commit, how do you expect us to support you in the future if you can't even document stuff like this?

Don't get me wrong, I love this package and the work and time you've contributed towards it but I do not see any reason for you breaking backwards compatibility just to push your commercial version.

I don't mean to be offensive or rude when I say that, but :/.

:heart:


So there are two ways now.
1. define it is ECEF and put that info in the description
2. define an additional property with ENUMs for the allowed coordsystems. In the description of the ENUM we could descripe the meaning and demension of each allowes Coordsystem. But we should restrict on "general purpose" systems like ECEF and WGS84.
Maybe we should start a discussion wether we should start working with state-variables.
I Mean to send a message, that anounce the coordsystem for all afterwards comming positions.
This could be usefull in other situations with other stateinformations too.
But it has great impact on the way how sender and receiver handle messages.


This doesn't work with strings like "foo {$a} bar $b" or " foo } bar { foo $a". There has to be a better check if the variable is in a curly brackets code block.


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In my opinion bootstrap css class is defined in a wrong way, it should be written as the 4th parameter to `.select` method. Check the docs ;)


Well, I don't feel that it's close enough to start giving out code, since
the vote structure isn't even built yet. But when it's a little more bulked
out, I'll make the code public :-)

I agree also. I don't know why people would ever indent code with spaces or
begin code blocks on the previous line. It makes for code that's hard to
read IMO.
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> Hello.
>
> Thanks for letting me know.
>
> I was looking for a small project to contribute to while learning Vala and
> Gtk and found Vulcan. From my beginner point of view I thought that the
> code structure was easy enough to follow so I decided to give it a try.
>
> Do you mind sharing some examples of how things will change?
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>


should starting with -7 because it is the channel number and not the sattelite id. In Glonass the lowest channelnumber is -7


Ups! Sorry. :-)


Тестируем, вроде работает)


Looks fine, also update README.rst


Our placeholder uses https://github.com/GoogleChrome/samples/blob/gh-pages/placeholder-name/index.html#L25 for the viewport but here you've opted for `width=device-width`. Was there a reason for this?


LGTM


Let's use consistent quotation. Double quotes are used for strings above but single quotes are used here.


Im not in the technical details so far, but i understand from the comments that you discuss to add a propertie that is redundant, because it is derived from other properties that are already in the propertieset.
I would like to avoid calculated data in a message that deliveres raw measurements.


where can I read about these magical registers ?


Thanks!


Is the scope variable expected to work anywhere else? If not, might just inline it into your `{ scope: ...}` object below.


Sorry, didn't realise it failed to sync when I updated the code. Was down to trace.txt being too big. Pushed my new changes there now.


why not ?


impatiant -> impatient. I like the text, but might update second line to be clearer. Maybe "If you're impatient and would like to force the banner to appear for testing purposes, see X"


Amazed that Jinja eats that.


Because R31 is not a valid thing to say in assembly. You need to always say ZR or RSP.


And yeah this function really pointless there so I'll likely move it back to doMoveHero as lambda.


Ah, I understand such usage... Hmm...
OK. I'll revert this change and grope another way to provide SFINAE-friendly `result_of::at`.


Oh come on. That's being picky. Anyway, you're right that it's not needed and that we shouldn't use it. I still do, out of semantic OCD.


Couldn't agree more with @Lavoaster on this issue


This would be a good opportunity to use `.map()`. You want to map each cell to a command.


The information which properties are "required" by now are just a bad guess of mine.
I am not able to decide this. And that is true for many of the other Messagetypes too.
I would like that the advanced GNSS technitions discuss this and after they find an agreement   i  will change that


With this commit the input get marked invalid as soon as you give focus to it.
Shouldn't we give the user a chance before telling them that the field is invalid?


/cc @laurocaetano @mobileoverlord you will have to update your adapters. `time` is now a tuple with four elements where the last element is *microseconds*. Therefore both `time` and `datetime` types need to be updated. Let me know if you have any questions.


sdlog2 DOES NOT work!


Make sure you specify reason for the revert :)


ok


cool, maybe add that to the comment

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wrote:

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> say ZR or RSP.
>
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>


See section D7: AArch64 System Register Descriptions


Ponlo en inglés


proper formatting added


I'd prefer to keep the function name because of the different data struct of tee_data and teesmc.


LGTM


Tried to edit a reply and got this error:

$$hashKey: "object:188"description: "No fork allowed - valid follows resources are: /mercator/GIHfrC13Rv/comments/comment_0000002/VERSION_0000002"location: "body"name: "data.adhocracy_core.sheets.versions.IVersionable.follows"


this regex case is case sensitive I believe, maybe that's why it's not finding the popup?


This isn't Java, after all. :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


- [ ] eto unchecked
- [x] eto checked


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fixed


No, this is the receiver internal channel number. The channel number of Glonass is more or less equivalent to PRN in GPS and Galileo.


I try to make the code readable and look at the allignments.
But as long as many changes happen i would do the penible allignment when we make the first Version

I Also will rework the README.md and make a pull request with it

the Temporary file shouldnt be there. I will erase it.

I dont know what "sign-off" means. I think my GIT tool had done that. It has a fix Workflow.


Indeed, because this breaks building Mac OS X packages on hydra.nixos.org (and my Mac) just when we got it building again.


Need to add a family option.
Create function wrapper.
Output plot table.
Create vignette.


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But we can take advantage of years of research done by mcMMO. So even the fat Tha they have been around for ages isn't a huge advantage for them.


I'm okay with this


Yep, this is the way to go to send me translations :)
Now you just have to send me a pull request, and I'll merge your modifications in my repository.


lgtm


nice use of scond.


CLI tests pass on Linux.


Be careful with copy-paste.


Commented-out macro.


This test considers there to be no ambiguity since the date has been provided, but isn't there still ambiguity around the time of the day?


Please leave no commented-out code in the commits.


Overall looks like a good start. Relatively clear what you're attempting to achieve and why the data model you've created supports that goal. Look forward to seeing what you build on this!


should be Ows4js ?


hgdhgdhghgdhgdgd


Shouldn't the `original` field be `readonly`?


You're right, "flexible" is the wrong word. It's more that m4sh has a harder syntax than normal sh; it's all of sh's syntax combined with all of m4's syntax combined with all of make's syntax. Because of this, I extracted it.


I wonder if this should be a map of configuration attributes in case we need other attributes in the future. @bit-shifter, do you have an opinion?


このサンプルまったく動く気配がない


sdlog2 does work!


@snopoke hey simon, implemented this according to spec now. Can you take another look at this? If the spec looks good, I will proceed with validations/exceptions/constraints.


You pass version, only to do images-url + version in virtualizor.py. I think we can do that in collector.py directly.


Testing for cache system


Typo?


Added view to change groups


@Lemongrass3110
I kind of wanted to be on the safe side with that the more you allow the more strange "complex" loop situations I can imagine. Y'know like with multiple characters clicking on the loot at the same time.

@cydh
Yes, it's basically a client loop bug. It keeps sending the same walk request over and over if you don't reach the target position.


This seems a little redundant and very unclear; Couldn't it be clearer written as:
```perl6
[
|| <?before <[ \s \# ]> >
|| <?{ $*W.is_name([$n]) || $*W.is_name(['&' ~ $n]) }>
|| <.sorry: "Whitespace required after keyword '$n'">
]
```


Please don't do any of those.

```objc
if (validated) {
    success()
} else if (failure != NULL) {
    failure(error);
}
```

Braceless `if`s should only be used for one-line statements, without `else`s.


@zcbenz working on https://github.com/atom/atom-shell/issues/566 , is this the right approach ?


Really don't think we should fail the tests if the coverage drops. We have a stupidly high percentage at the moment and if we add a new feature that for some reason is harder to get good "line coverage" on, maybe it has some metaprogramming? then I think we will just end up removing this line.


:nitpick: why has the method been moved? Could it not stay in the same place with just `private` switched to `public`?


I guess that whenever the readSensors fails for soem reason, we should simply return the latest read, or eventually add some logic to deal with timeout.

If the filter is getting only one sample at the random, it will not give meaningful results.


I don't believe this works since you don't have an `else` clause. If the condition it false it appends something random like `()`


Removido "testes" dos campos do formulário e removido tratamento de anexo do send_message.php


I would suggest to go through this changes after Artem has his changes merged in master.
There will be a set of changes and conflicts, so this branch should be rebased.


If we expand in 1D along anti diagonal, we can use the interpolated value at 0 to fill it in for the 2d construction. Work in progress, but the idea is:

```julia
    ff = Fun(x->f(-x/2,x/2),spf)
    ProductFun((x,y)->x==y?ff[0]:f(x,y),u⊗v,N,N)
```


sdlog2 DOES NOT work!


Don't invent the wheel. :)
See line 234 of same file.


I think the opposite.
There is no (good) reason why coverage should drop if we are adding tests as we go (we are not doing anything too difficult after all)
Failing the build if the coverage drops is a good indicator that something is wrong.... missing tests etc
If we add a new feature that cannot be tested then the problem is with the implementation, not the test coverage :)


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Are the nodes re-installed on each reboot? As in, does `systemctl start network` need to be persistent?

I see you disable NetworkManager and just start the network service, hence the question.


Ignore. Missed the `static`.


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@fguitton , it is actually my change. I didn't realize the sample details sub tab is related to the main sample explorer button and I guess it is cleaner to take your approach; that will also work for us. I'll revert the changes and use your approach.


I think we would like to have the same slugs everywhere. So 'innovation', 'development', 'promotion', 'trade'.


Weird indent.


Empty line.


There's still a typo here :-) ("contiugous" vs. "contiguous")


@garvinhicking A conflict. All of the lines should stay, right?


Wouldn't ``Set`` be better (no duplicate entries)?


Dat wil dus ook zeggen dat we niet met een Components-folder kunnen werken voor de template? Of maken we dit custom voor onze eigen Fork?


Can there be any situations that conditions from the query will return more that one row?


LANGUAGE_NONE instead of 'und'


Currently this code will conflict with conventional keyboard input, so if no gamepad plugged in, it will `return` so no keyboard input is respected :(
We need to find a way to support any input devices as they are available for best experience.


you can doing
ObserverMovie.prototype.indexOf = function (item, start){
         return this.observermovie.indexOf(item, start);
}


Les cellules ne devraient pas se dessiner elle même. Il faudrait un moteur qui dessine les cellules selon leurs infos pour dissocier moteur graphique / moteur de jeu voire même ticks de jeux et tics graphiques.


@stephenc do you recall what the cause of this was?

org.tmatesoft.svn.core.SVNCancelException: svn: E200015: authentication cancelled
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc.SVNErrorManager.cancel(SVNErrorManager.java:37)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc.SVNErrorManager.cancel(SVNErrorManager.java:32)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.io.svn.SVNSSHConnector.open(SVNSSHConnector.java:149)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.io.svn.SVNConnection.open(SVNConnection.java:77)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.io.svn.SVNRepositoryImpl.openConnection(SVNRepositoryImpl.java:1253)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.io.svn.SVNRepositoryImpl.testConnection(SVNRepositoryImpl.java:96)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.io.SVNRepository.getRepositoryUUID(SVNRepository.java:283)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.SvnRepositoryAccess.createRepository(SvnRepositoryAccess.java:110)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.ng.SvnNgRepositoryAccess.createRepository(SvnNgRepositoryAccess.java:210)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.ng.SvnNgRepositoryAccess.createRepositoryFor(SvnNgRepositoryAccess.java:41)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.ng.SvnNgAbstractUpdate.switchInternal(SvnNgAbstractUpdate.java:661)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.ng.SvnNgAbstractUpdate.doSwitch(SvnNgAbstractUpdate.java:611)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.ng.SvnNgSwitch.run(SvnNgSwitch.java:14)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.ng.SvnNgSwitch.run(SvnNgSwitch.java:9)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.ng.SvnNgOperationRunner.run(SvnNgOperationRunner.java:20)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.internal.wc2.SvnOperationRunner.run(SvnOperationRunner.java:21)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc2.SvnOperationFactory.run(SvnOperationFactory.java:1259)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc2.SvnOperation.run(SvnOperation.java:294)
	at org.tmatesoft.svn.core.wc.SVNUpdateClient.doSwitch(SVNUpdateClient.java:619)
	at hudson.scm.subversion.UpdateUpdater$TaskImpl.perform(UpdateUpdater.java:161)
	at hudson.scm.subversion.WorkspaceUpdater$UpdateTask.delegateTo(WorkspaceUpdater.java:162)
	at hudson.scm.SubversionSCM$CheckOutTask.perform(SubversionSCM.java:991)
	at hudson.scm.SubversionSCM$CheckOutTask.invoke(SubversionSCM.java:972)
	at hudson.scm.SubversionSCM$CheckOutTask.invoke(SubversionSCM.java:948)
	at hudson.FilePath$FileCallableWrapper.call(FilePath.java:2688)
	at hudson.remoting.UserRequest.perform(UserRequest.java:121)
	at hudson.remoting.UserRequest.perform(UserRequest.java:49)
	at hudson.remoting.Request$2.run(Request.java:324)
	at hudson.remoting.InterceptingExecutorService$1.call(InterceptingExecutorService.java:68)
	at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask$Sync.innerRun(FutureTask.java:334)
	at java.util.concurrent.FutureTask.run(FutureTask.java:166)
	at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1145)
	at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:615)
	at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:722)
FATAL: null
java.lang.NullPointerException
	at java.util.ArrayList.addAll(ArrayList.java:530)
	at hudson.scm.SubversionSCM.checkout(SubversionSCM.java:897)
	at hudson.scm.SubversionSCM.checkout(SubversionSCM.java:833)
	at hudson.scm.SCM.checkout(SCM.java:484)
	at hudson.model.AbstractProject.checkout(AbstractProject.java:1270)
	at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractBuildExecution.defaultCheckout(AbstractBuild.java:609)
	at jenkins.scm.SCMCheckoutStrategy.checkout(SCMCheckoutStrategy.java:86)
	at hudson.model.AbstractBuild$AbstractBuildExecution.run(AbstractBuild.java:531)
	at hudson.model.Run.execute(Run.java:1750)
	at hudson.model.FreeStyleBuild.run(FreeStyleBuild.java:43)
	at hudson.model.ResourceController.execute(ResourceController.java:89)
	at hudson.model.Executor.run(Executor.java:240)


even if I try to set AS_TYPE_OF_ENVIRONMENT  = 1 and SIMULATION_FLAG = 0, sdlog2 does not work!


You can configure email notifications in .travis.yml:

http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/notifications/#Email-notifications

I believe you can use 'travis encrypt' if you don't want your email publicly visible in the source tree

From the docs though you should have received a notifications, strange that you didn't.


/cc @mobileoverlord @laurocaetano please guarantee you fetch the hostname similarly in your adapters too, falling back to the environment variable and then localhost.


> ##  devise-ios
> **devise-ios** is a simple client which automates connection with **Devise**. Specially created to work with **devise-ios** backend gem to make your job easier and faster!

I think `devise-ios` isn't a simple, lightweight client anymore. Including an **enormous** `Facebook-iOS-SDK` dependency just for one log-in feature seems like huge overkill to me.

You should consider using zero-weight Apple-provided `Accounts` and `Social` frameworks for such simple tasks, unless you're actually planning to use the Facebook APIs (in which case using system frameworks can be painful).

//cc @netguru/devise-ios


Just

```objc
[userManager should]
```


It looks like we should discuss the license of cmeth, having source code published.


Fazer upload junto com imagem para podermos da uma olhada.


Ambiguous indentation.


I just build cm-12.0 with arch linux and I haven't used this patch
Are you using python 2.7 ( visrtualenv ) ?


I've got the same 'Please fill out necessary fields above'  message despite still being at
ff36290ba50a08d004b41cbcb8649645c324797a (never updated from that).


Bonne idée


I think this isn't required.


@mtyaka looks like a leftover file; at least it's name is very suspicious. Is it used, and if so, how?


if I delete horizon 25, then sdlog2 starts to work again!


@mtyaka same here - what is this file?


@mtyaka I'm not sure, but doesn't xblock-utils already have such method? If not, probably it's a good idea to add it there as well.


You should add `vendor/bundle` directory to the `cache_directories` array.


да 1920х1080 и маленьки
![2015-03-02_00002](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8770445/6439602/02abf294-c0f6-11e4-83e8-6b338b88f84e.jpg)


ehm, misread a bit, thought strPassword as a string. still it's weird to pass a char& and cast to a char* like that.


This is how it's done for all `Dialog_Keyboard_` methods ;-)


s


Thanks for the input :)

I'll correct the range now. I used my in-game path mapping tool to work out the range, and it was a toss up between 12 and 13, so not out by too much :)

Otherwise I'll leave this as is, but I'm not averse to anyone making it blizzlike.


True. You are right.


UserAccountName is a { get; set; }
It's not set until post-login


曲単位でデータを追加できる画面を追加しました。新曲が追加された時に便利です。


Did you end up making one?


Actually is. Otherwise Circle will complain about missing resourceRules property list. Maybe it's connected with modular frameworks:
[reference](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/26497863/xcode-6-1-error-while-building-ipa-using-testflight-app)


Can you comment on why you did this?
I'm curious to know if there are any advantages I'm missing.


Да сейчас все нормально. Спасибо!


You should create a pull request for it. It is indeed a very useful feature to be able to enable/disable the visual feedback on runtime.


Please add a short comment that describes why this method definition is required. (e.g.) To keep binary compatibility with version 2.2.4.


Can you revert this part of the change? We need these binaries signed


@xuwei-k Looks fine. Would you please make a pull request?


A truly impressive GNU make system you've written here. But it would help to require GNU-make 4.0 to support the
```
else ifneq (...)
```

syntax. I think I counted 9 `endif` somewhere :-)


in this version sdlog2 DOES NOT work beacude mpc functions require too much space!


oui


@mtyaka `className` might be undefined here if `!has_input || item_state.submitting_input`. Is it intentional?


Correct, but all other mentions of brick don't seem to be, and I thought consistency with that was more important

If people disagree, I'll change it (but that's only the default; anyone could change it by editing their material.yml file after it's generated)


@mtyaka `fadeClass` might be undefined here, is it intentional?


GET /vb/index.php HTTP/1.1
Host: evilhostIUrSWsRU.com
X-Forwarded-Host: www.wooodi.net
Connection: Keep-alive
Accept-Encoding: gzip,deflate
User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/28.0.1500.63 Safari/537.36
Accept: */*


Why don't we need this check anymore?


Лучше в конструкторе mStack(100), mProdictStack(100)


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/12149/testReport/) for this commit**


Ah that appears to at least be one of the problems, good catch. Still not
entirely working yet.

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> finding the popup?
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На самом деле const без ссылки или указателя - это скорее ошибка. Мы это в следующий раз обсудим.


For example on how to use it, see:
https://github.com/tipz/tipz-android/commit/e7a51a2acaa74243bbe0784d5c56124ef8969443


I see. I'll do it after I get home.


ack.


possible since i've removed most of the app.run block and it's dependencies. I'll add it to the updateservice itself tonight! Thanks!


Yes, it is:

```
# sosreport -vv --batch --debug -o sapnw

sosreport (version 3.0)

This command will collect diagnostic and configuration information from
this Red Hat Enterprise Linux system and installed applications.

An archive containing the collected information will be generated in
/var/tmp and may be provided to a Red Hat support representative.

Any information provided to Red Hat will be treated in accordance with
the published support policies at:

  https://access.redhat.com/support/

The generated archive may contain data considered sensitive and its
content should be reviewed by the originating organization before being
passed to any third party.

No changes will be made to system configuration.

initialised empty FileCacheArchive at /var/tmp/sosreport-bmr-rhel7-vm1-20150302124800
created directory at sos_commands in FileCacheArchive /var/tmp/sosreport-bmr-rhel7-vm1-20150302124800
created directory at sos_logs in FileCacheArchive /var/tmp/sosreport-bmr-rhel7-vm1-20150302124800
created directory at sos_reports in FileCacheArchive /var/tmp/sosreport-bmr-rhel7-vm1-20150302124800
could not run '/usr/sap/hostctrl/exe/saphostctrl -function ListInstances': command not found
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/sbin/sosreport", line 23, in <module>
    main(sys.argv[1:])
  File "/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sos/sosreport.py", line 1175, in main
    sos.execute()
TypeError: tuple indices must be integers, not str

> /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/sos/plugins/sapnw.py(46)setup()
-> for line in p['output'].splitlines():
(Pdb)

```

Fwiw this is one of the first things that Red Hat or other distro's QE teams will do with this code.


Admittedly, the .displace file was untested; thanks for fixing that!


Ik wil liefst zo weinig mogelijk aanpassingen in de core van Fork zelf, maak het upgraden moeilijk


Раз уж вы воспользовались vector то весь это код и не нужен, чего уж там. Прсто вызывайте push_back, нужная память отведется автоматически.


Remove


If I read correctly `disableParallelizationSinceItCausesWrongCountsComputations` always evaluated to false so we never went into the if branch anyway?

i.e. it always did stages 4,5,6,7 sequentially and it still does?


and this one maybe for supporters? https://www.facebook.com/620914904656191/photos/pb.620914904656191.-2207520000.1425294867./630746447006370/?type=1&theater


I don't really understand :) If `record` has a method `errors` what makes you assume that the `entity` **also** has a method called `errors`? Why not create a method called `errors` right in [the Entity](https://github.com/bukowskis/perimeter/blob/master/lib/perimeter/entity.rb) and lazy load it like this:

```ruby
def errors
  @errors ||= ActiveModel::Errors.new(entity)
end
```

So you always have it available just in case it is needed.


I think it could be an optional dependency (ie. removed from podspec).


Jullie kunnen vanalles van structuur aanpassen, zolang er in de PHP geen referenties naar zijn. Navigation is dus een voorbeeld waar het niet kan.


OK, но можно было, кстати, обойтись одной доп переменной, без доп вектора.


Maybe try to [delete and catch](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1073414/deleting-a-window-property-in-ie)?


как будут обнуляться дефолтные отступы у `<h1>`?


shouldn't you check if Delete returned true?


This method is too big.


I am gonna start this on a PC!


Какой смысл этого блока?


C'est ce commit qui fout la merde avec /api/newsitems et /api/won/newsitems


пустой адрес в атрибуте `href`


Это совсем, совем неправильно! Параметры дб указатели на char а не ссылки на char,


i guess.
`if (copy) {
   if (delete)
     return true;
  else
   delete copy;
}
`

was in a hurry, just to highlight the issue.


сомневаюсь, что навигация не является отдельным блоком


OOPS! copy and paste error.


> Yeah, I know & this is what actually happens. What bugs me is that I have to type my own password and not root's one. Some may find this is an inacceptable security hole.

It should ask for the root password, unless your user is part of some administrator group.

> I was starting new sessions with ssh otheruser@localhost, locking thems doesn't does anything, but terminate does work (Connection close by remote host);

I disabled locking for tty sessions (5088b607fe6696c94b29de2958359396700fc7d8)

> and then a refresh doesn't happen and the dead session remain listed till I close & restart kcmshell5

This was caused by the session being considered a remote session, and hence not emitting any signals on the Seat dbus object. This should be fixed in: c3aa752922857be2c92594333bfd4cf7f95ba6f5


Delete?


А вот так правильно, ОК


очень общее название, применимое к любому элементу. Лучше конкретизировать.  page-top, page-header или что-то похожее.


Any reason this couldn't just be `bottleNeck.other()` ?


I never used GitHub so it's completely unknown area for me. :)


Root cause is the restart on keepalived. Perhaps we should try a reload instead of restart

service keepalived reload

I will have a look.


The link is fixed, thanks @ysmartin for your feedback.


Это как-то мне кажется необоснованно усложнено. Если стоит задача записать все в одно выражение, то проще, видимо, ans = *s1_++ == *s2_++;


тут бэм не работает?


Removed with https://github.com/qooxdoo/next/commit/21778e63aeea7fa2e4126cfe29732b5d2a212a4c


Bonne idée


Is there a reason you've switched mid-file from using `os.listdir` to drive loops over file system content to parsing the output of the `ls` command? It seems inconsistent and means you have to deal with results dictionaries and error checking.


Looks like it is related to authentication afterall.


@KevinRansom the [InvalidComObjectException](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.runtime.interopservices.invalidcomobjectexception(v=vs.110).aspx) is thrown when an invalid COM object is used (as per msdn)
I dont think it's correct use it here, when logged can show as a failed com interop of visual studio extension, instead is a normal validation logic error.
The com object is correct, our implementation not
Dont know what to use, the InvalidOperation is already used, i vote for consistency with current code (can be improved later)


а как выводятся картинки?


fixed in a44213777c495a9c917fd4af84a197718d495832


There is a typo here, ".capistrano" not ".capstrano.


for now i couldn't compile sabersunset rom. it always erroring on
libwebchromiuim .so.
i didn't manage with prebuilt chromiuim.
and i didn't manage with gclib2.20-4.8----> i could find a fix for f2fs
error but after that no more...
i will have a try a little later.
for now i will have a try with optipop then i will try again with
sabersunset.
what about you? what are you working on theses days?
regards

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NOTE: Cabfever just brought up the issue of dependencies -
This is not an issue because it is handled by the quest_template table. If you are not of the correct profession and skill level, you cannot get the quests to acquire the specialisation :-)


and without typos in cd48467e6f3873cca7ef5f6e0b5c76989582aa0d


great, thanks. Mind if I backport that?


not at all.. i already notified k2k

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画像を挿入してページらしくする。
簡単に自分の自己紹介を書くページも用意しておく。


не соответствует тегу section
http://www.w3.org/html/wg/drafts/html/master/#the-section-element


"A couple of seconds" is a /long/ time in sos terms - it would just about knock you into the [top six](https://github.com/sosreport/sos/wiki/Measuring-command-run-times) worst offenders in my last benchmark runs. There's no need to invoke the command a second time; use `Plugin.get_command_output_now()` if you need to both store and consume the output of a command (see the handling of `brctl show` in the `networking` plugin for an example).


The HEro


по семантике это цитата


I think if you have this line, and line 71 (where you mention //= require react) maybe what makes the *most sense* here, is a <pre> style block that shows *exactly* what is added to the application.js

This totally isn't necessary -- I just find that often the people who are really reading these docs are 5% in over there head (as I was the first time I read them) and it helps to be unbelievably explicit and clear about what is happening :)


Should we mention all the options here? The source (https://github.com/capistrano/stats/blob/ce1d56cfe8dee0e02de3dae08248744ad0a2ec16/gem/lib/capistrano-stats/metric-collector.rb#L70) suggests full, ping and none.


2015, not 2010


This is a bad decision.
Lost support in the IDE: working dir.


once the years are fixed (feel free to check all files you touched so they show 2015)
I will happily merge (and will check your OCA status, if you submitted on Friday, it will take till Wed for sure) once this small annoyance is fixed :)
Thank you !


ore pandaga..


*pandi ga


No need to revert spinlocks. There fix, proposed by Ronald de Man, that requires no distinction between HT and non HT. Simply add `_mm_pause()` from `<immintrin.h>`:

    void acquire() {
        while (lock.fetch_sub(1, std::memory_order_acquire) != 1)
            while (lock.load(std::memory_order_relaxed) <= 0)
                _mm_pause();
    }


On 2 March 2015 at 12:24, Wilder Rodrigues <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Root cause is the restart on keepalived. Perhaps we should try a reload
> instead of restart
>
> service keepalived reload
>

I am looking at that too but in any case there is a timing issue.   If
keepalived fails over for whatever reason, cloudstack will in about 50% of
the cases blow one of the routers away and that is probably unnecessary
although, if the router goes into a fault condition it should of course
always be restarted,

--
Ian


слайдеры мало отличаются друг от друга, только фоном и, возможно, расстоянием между слайдами.
Различаться должен контент в них.
Контент, размещенный вне слайдера, должен иметь логичную структуру имен, верстка не должна ломаться.


yep, I agree - I missed this. fixed


H.P.Ht is not equal to kalman->covariance.v[x_index][x_index] in case there are more than one 1 in H.


I don't believe this is functionally equivalent, and I doubt the original code was done by accident. Walter submitted the isinstance check in the lines below it in the same commit, and chose not to use it for this line. If we're checking for subtypes here, I think we'll end up merging StrElem nodes of different types. Please consider reverting.


It's ok. But I'd suggest you reconsider just going back to `posix` for the naming, and keep your "posix-like" qualifier in the descriptions. I think it's the clearest available option on the table.


아뇨.. 그건 그냥 종류일 뿐이고 old == new 입니다.


Yes, using subspecs.


Hmmm, yes there was an issue with the if statement in my code. This might reinstate a crash that was happening (only in LAN). I'll test.


this commit replace Feature #489  http://www.cocos2d-x.org/issues/489


Falsing.....


`와` 보다는 `나`가 좋겠네요.
> props나 state에 같은 값이 주어지면


Oops, thnx


accept


Yes. The VID:PID depends on what state the device is in....


Yes I use virtualenv with python 2.7 and jdk7-openjdk. I will try a build without this patch and see if it still causes problems.


@perminovVS, previous behavior produces mostly unusable application. This behavior allows you simple run application without VS IDE and from inside IDE (by modify project setting to copy resources inside application folder)

Do you have better solution that can work in all cases?


Thanks! Yes, I know about this possibility, it requires GNU Make 3.81, and I've made the switch once in the past, but had to [revert](9adc0c8611681d52f97f8421f74aa1aca6965770) to the "xmas tree" style when porting to an old QNX version (the last one freely available) which had GNU Make 3.79.1.

You're right this is probably something to reconsider.


Ok, you're right. That's why I wrote `I think`. :see_no_evil:


семантично будет использовать `dl>dt+dd`


Removed :
- Audio classes
- Sharedaddy classes
- Galleries classes
- Uneccessary commentsclear and lines breaks


скрипты должны подключаться как внешние файлы.


In no case did not work the old solution?


sounds much better


you want this at least 8k for net, and 16k for disk, else your leaving 30% perf on the table.


Out of interest, what was the value that was causing you issues here? Appropriate quoting should be done by the `shellquote` filter: that's why it's there. If it's not working for you I'd like to fix it upstream.


`run/patmatnew.scala` crashes the optimizer ... We'll have to abort this one.


We don't seem to use `nodeStore` here -  could be removed from the constructor