It may not have built. I'm running the oncology gauntlet just now, but I'll be home in a couple of hours and check the log when I get there.

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I would rather use the default number of thread here


Doesn't this page http://benv.ca/2012/10/02/you-are-probably-misusing-DOM-text-methods/ say that this function is wrong? I know we don't need to be afraid of intentional attacks but problem data may contain anything you can imagine.


Ок, спасибо, исправлю.


Erre tudnék egy jobb megoldást javasolni. Szólj majd órán, s említsd meg a következőt: CardListBuilder.


@thheller likely this was done just to make the diff as minimal as possible - these are the last bits needed for a working ClojureScript nREPL support. We can clean this up later.


Do we have a preferred license and version? In existing code, I've seen GPL and LGPL, versions 2 and 2.1; 3.0 is the latest. Maybe we could add the preferred copyright comment block to doc/coding-guidelines.txt.


Thanks @hinerm!


Seems someone is working on something from the gold old time: http://i522.photobucket.com/albums/w344/Lliam95/arcemu-worldError.jpg


@daniehacks Did you mean to add this here? We try to keep the .env file ignored by git so that private information like keys aren't online. Also for Dashtag you'll need the .env file to be in the spec/dummy folder.


thanks! Fixing now...


I've added a comment to the source, but the main reason is that for most cases we don't want to be in [Decorator] context. *FunctionExpression* and *CoverParenthsizedExpressionAndArrowParameterList* are part of *PrimaryExpression*. For a *FunctionExpression* or an *ArrowFunction* with a *FunctionBody*, we want to reset `[Decorator]`. However, for an *ArrowFunction* parsed with the *ConciseBody* : *AssignmentExpression* production, we need to leave [Decorator] on to disallow parsing an *ElementAccessExpression* on in the concise body of the arrow:

```
class C {
@(x) => a ["b"]() {} // we want to stop parsing the decorator after @(x) => a
}
```


Reverted


I suggest to inline the unicode character in the strings


I don't think this makes too much sense.


Laurent, I have used this pattern in my other patch as well, where do you think is best to put ClojureInvoker instances that I would like to use in CCWPlugin? Another question would be, are they cached so that I can just create the Invoker and launch a function without being penalized?


it errors because travis have obsolete cmake...


Yes, there are a few places that still need some additional padding/margin
in there. I've come across a few just today. That'll be fixed this week.

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Since testing the compressed length seem fragile, I'd rather find a better way to check we're actually compressing


You might be able to assert the map equality with `["bar": 999]`?


This is not on npm.


Did you see the fix I made in view.js? Would that fix it for you?


This should be called `optMapValues` or something.  It's confusing otherwise.  And I think vanilla `mapValues` has value too!


Tök jó ötlet! Picit azonban lehetne finomítani, nézd meg a fizzbuzzimpl repot, ott van egy érdekesség, hasznosnak fogod találni.
Ha kell, szóljál órán, s átbeszéljük.


develop (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1160 of 1163 tests passed)

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Hi @jansiegel, can you explain why we should remove empty row after undo action https://github.com/handsontable/handsontable/commit/097e2f8d3828d296d0f17544eea48a65d30e6349#diff-7779a1fcb5c405389b17ca400623d282R158 ? If last row will be empty nothing will change, if row will be with data we shall lose it.


Ticketed at https://github.com/mysociety/alaveteli/issues/2249


More Programs will be added as the course proceeds.


@thheller If there's ever a point in the compiler where `*cljs-ns*` is `set!`'ed, then that would fail if a non-root binding wasn't added.


What about retina detection?


Ezen if tartalmának nem egészen itt a helye.


Trying to understand this...
New desired height = oldDesiredHeight + theTimeThatHasPassedInMicroSeconds * theChangeRateInInchesPerSecond * theJoystickScaleValueFrom0to1

newDistance = oldDistance + Velocity*joystick_scale*Time
I see you are letting joystick value scale your velocity...but the time values should be on the same order like timePassed should be in seconds or MAX_CHANGE_RATE should be in milliseconds

Perhaps a better approach would be to have constant velocity and the joystick value to be the acceleration
d = vt + (1/2)at2


You're getting good at code indentation using spaces :-)


fixes #30


fyi https://github.com/patcon/mission-impossible-android/issues/32


@cemerick ah! Thanks for the clarification.


Thanks for doing this :-)

Before I saw your pull request I already did this :-(


I'm sure you're not saying 'remove all godoc', so can you be a bit more specific which parts of the comments you'd like to see removed?


LOL Godwin


I'm not sure what you're trying to fix here. Your spelling of "input" is also wrong.


Well, I'd probably not support 0.11 but it's nice to know where things would break *before* there is a new stable release :)


looks fine as is.


@cemerick Ah thanks, didn't know that. Would have assumed for it to fail too.


Ugh, commit message is missing the last line.

Last sentence should read:

    This is temporary as proper group access controls will be implemented in #5.


Does the native python that comes with MSYS2 (pacman ....) gets installed in a path containing whitespaces? This seems very unlikely. Where do the whitespaces come from?
I think requiring an external python installation is very cumbersome. I'd like to avoid this requirement if possible.


@Zyres It was beautiful with fun colors. lol


sure not :)
master is the latest kue, however I try to keep last release (currently is 0.8.12) on npm so that `npm install kue` keeps safe.

Clear me if I am wrong.


don't modify changelog when working on branches.

this will cause needless conflicts on ChangeLog file when merging code to master...


Ok, I will revert my change and make a sync from upstream.

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> I don't think this makes too much sense.

From a security standpoint, you are totally right. But this gives flexibility and yeilds less duplication of efforts.


This is not the right place for dbsystem-dependent limitations. For example, PostgreSQL can handle timestamps out of this range, and the range for MySQL is much smaller.

This should go in dbsystem-specific parameter checking instead. For ODBC, that's in the db-lib package, db/private/odbc/dbsystem.rkt. Look for `(defchecks get-check ...)` and add `check-timestamp` etc similar to `check-numeric` (defined immediately above `get-check`).


You can simply the calls using varargs:

#define print_result(fmt, args...) \
    do { \
        if (!options.quiet) { \
            printf(fmt, ##args); \
        } \
    } while (0)


@ahmetalpbalkan so lemmie get this straight. Instead of `[]byte("{}")` you'd like `json.Marshal(dockerPrivateConfig{})` ?


If the handles were being preserved, is this the source of the memory leak in https://github.com/JuliaLang/ZMQ.jl/issues/76?


On l'utilise ou celui la ? Oo et pas dans devDependencies plutot ?


Check the latest message file for messages or copy another message file and create.

More important... you need to also submit a locale file with the [bootstrap-fileinput plugin as described here](http://plugins.krajee.com/file-input#translations).


this should go to a class method, don't overload entry point classes with too logic


These tests are elegant. I thought I'd found a bug in tick-to (a divide by zero on (tick-to 0)). So I put a (when) in my code to avoid ticking to zero.

Reading this test convinced me I was probably wrong. So I ran my code again today without the protection and sure enough, it works just fine.

What a fine piece of code this is.


I remember I had written ClojureInvoker so that it can be instanciated
multiple times without incurring space/time penalties.

Can you point me to the line in the other patch so I can see what it looks
like there?

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> Laurent, I have used this pattern in my other patch as well, where do you
> think is best to put ClojureInvoker instances that I would like to use in
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Igen ez nem egy nagy teszt, annyit sikerült megmondani, hogy 0-tól különböző a fogadás :)
Itt két lehetőségetek van:
1. törlitek ezt a tesztet, mert ez nagy, lényegében az egész kódotokat tesztelné, amit nem tud.
2. mivel az egész kódot teszteli definiáltok néhány fő esetet, a azokhoz írtok tesztet, ezeket már talán integrációs tesztnek lehet nevezni. (itt talán érdemes is volna json-ban felvenni az adatokat, s a json fájlt betölteni és konvertálni GameState objektummá)


@ducky427 Hmm, thanks for verifying that.  I think we can actually just do `--no-optional` regardless of the OS, since we're not trying to install appdmg in the release directory for _any_ OS.

Still, the disconnect between `npm install --production` not installing appdmg on mac and yet still failing on linux is strange to me.


@emeijering The version constant vs. pom version skew has come up before, so there's now a [section on the wiki](http://imagej.net/Fiji_contribution_requirements#Best_practice:_version_constants) with our recommendations. I also [opened a PR](https://github.com/fiji/TransformJ/pull/3) with one possible solution.

>I've seen several version number updates that apparently were necessary only because the POM was
>changed

In most cases updating the POM doesn't necessitate a new release. But we did cut new releases as we expunged SNAPSHOT dependencies from TransformJ (and other Fiji plugins) to provide initial reproducible releases (in some cases it took a few tries to get it 100% accurate :smile: ).

Anyway, hopefully this all sounds reasonable, but please let us know if you have any questions or feedback.


It seems somewhat excessive to require linking to the ffmpeg libraries. The way prboom-plus handles this is by just piping the raw audio and video to some program that a user can configure, which avoids requiring to link to any particular software and allows alternatives to be used (eg, ffmpeg vs. libav vs. x264/aac, etc). Plus it would make it significantly easier when Windows versions are made, none of these libraries would need to be included, although a manual installation of the external software would be required (this hasn't seemed to be an issue for prboom-plus as far as I know).


Bug? Both RnRS and the Common Lisp HyperSpec explicitly require round-half-to-even. Racket certainly complies.

I take it y'all want round-half-away-from-zero? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rounding#Tie-breaking lists 8 (!) round-half strategies...


now 62% more hinerm-proof!


Do you consider master unstable even after bumping the version? Usually when a release is tagged and bumped with new version, that gets put on npm (based on other modules I have encountered).


Also. Can we separate them? `RESTService` sounds too generic. We obviously know it's REST. Can we split them into:

- AuthorizationService
- AnnouncementService
- UserService

Same goes with the controller.


r+ p=1


@armm77 it was more readable. Are you changing the colors too?


That's why I said spec bug -- the implementation in both WeScheme and Pyret followed the spec, but it wasn't the spec we wanted.


So gevent doesn't seem to be running it's eventloop during unittests, so context switching is not happening, and so far I found no way to write unittests that can prove the correctness of this.
I also accidentally included unintended modifications (like whitespace trimming), etc. in the config files. sorry for that.


This seems not break socketstream when used with iojs 1.6.x


Should this exit?


Done


@ducky427 commited: https://github.com/oakmac/cuttle/commit/1819f49670afb068c21dc2723d699e78638bf8af


Nothing changed.  Removed the errant spaces.


oops sorry about that :-\


De novo? :P


@nonrational - this should fix the `Could not find dependency Java::Version[7u71]` errors for people who don't have webapp in their boxen manifest. I was requiring the version, but not creating it if it didn't exist.

Going to up the tagged version of the puppet module to 0.0.2 and update boxen.


strstr($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'], '?', true);
works on PHP 5.3 and higher, but not on 5.2

So I guess the only universal solution is a temporarily variable, e.g.
https://github.com/jdreed/OpenID-Connect-PHP/commit/49dc68e06c2992296b5c421cae12a49cbf78a8ce


@ducky427 thanks again, next time I think this'll be better done with a PR


Ha nem használjuk a BeforClass stb-ket akkor nyugodtan törölhetjük (tudom generáláskor beleteszi, ott ki is lehet kapcsolni).


Can someone explain, why this method got removed? Because the carrierwave-mongoid repo still uses this method (see here https://github.com/carrierwaveuploader/carrierwave-mongoid/blob/master/lib/carrierwave/mongoid.rb#L32).

Is it safe to just remove the `before_update :"store_previous_model_for_#{column}"` callback? Or is it replaced by anything?


yeah- I pulled it down and tried it (I have a script to get the latest stuff, build it and run it quickly).

This doesn't help the IE scenario:
https://github.com/aurelia/templating/commit/43c076c5882fe3dfea0c8ce3aeb5c7901bdf944f

Reason is view.firstChild is not undefined, it's `[object Comment]`.  It's view.firstChild.nextElementSibling that's undefined, which results in the element variable being undefined, which causes a problem a few lines down on the `element !== null` line.

Screenshot [here](https://gitter.im/aurelia?at=55103d043bd19ad97eadfc86) is more clear.


No problem. Guess the only way would be to actually spin up a test server and test that using paste or something.


Jobb, ha a kártyák az adott teszt metóduson belül lesznek példányosítva vagy a @Before annotációval ellátot metódusban (ez minden teszt futása előtt meghívódik, pont inicializálásra alkalmas)


@Zyres I already did and looks like a rainbow. lol
if you like what I upload.


Point did not implement isCleanedUp and cleanup methods of INDArray.


Who was the original owner of redi on PyPI? We should add a thank you in our docs.


I am not not OK with it. (I am OK with it.)


Intended just to lighten the load on my PC and stay consistent with CraftBukkit even though I really don't need to.


@lcd047 makes some great points in scrooloose/syntastic#1367 on how to get more out of syntastic, and how the configuration described here is insufficient.


Sounds like a good plan. :-)

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@munificent or @kevmoo could you review the latest changes (in the last commit) to httpserver? Thanks!


I'm renaming the parameters and variables to be a little less confusing.

Here are the goals of this function:
1. Verify that the signature is correct based on the declaration target.
2. Verify that if the signature has a return type, that it is assignable to the type of the decorated declaration (e.g. the type is the same or a subtype).

The approach I've taken is to define function types with generic type parameters to enforce this restriction, e.g.:
```TypeScript
type ClassDecorator = <TFunc extends Function>(target: TFunc) => TFunc | void;
```

I then satisfy [1] above by instantiating the signature of `ClassDecorator` using `Function` and checking assignability of the decorator expression to `(target: Function) => Function | void`.
Then, to satisfy [2] above, I instantiate the signature of `ClassDecorator` with the type of the class declaration, to verify the return type is either `void` or a subtype constructor.

Another approach to solve [2] would be to just check the signature like I do currently to solve [1], then find the compatible overload for [1] and check its return type. I feel that my current solution to solve [2] is cleaner and reuses existing logic rather than introducing something different for the same purpose.


Ta methode ne devrait prendre qu'un string en parametre et faire la recherche avec le même string dans les 3 cas


Released as 0.11.3


You just need to add a link to your new page.  On `application.hbs` add this after the other menu items:

```
 <li>
            {{#link-to 'menu'}}
              Menu
            {{/link-to}}
</li>
```

If you want the menu to be its own page, then you may want to move the menu I put in application.hbs (see below) to menu.hbs.  Then in all the other pages add something like `{{#link-to 'menu'}}Go back to menu{{/link-to}}`

```
        <ul class="nav nav-pills nav-stacked">
          <li>
            {{#link-to 'login' }}
              Login
            {{/link-to}}

          </li>
          <li>
            {{#link-to 'cubeapp'}}
              Cube App
            {{/link-to}}
          </li>
          <li>
            {{#link-to 'old-worksheet'}}
              Old Worksheet
            {{/link-to}}
          </li>
          <li>
            {{#link-to 'menu'}}
              Menu
            {{/link-to}}
          </li>
        </ul>

```


Sure, [https://github.com/arichiardi/ccw/blob/hover-enhancement/ccw.core/src/java/ccw/CCWPlugin.java#L164](here)


Yeah I've seen those warnings and yes. If you ask me I say right away then:

* Step 1: Remove the deprecations in RepoMan branch
* Step 2: Improve RepoMan (and most probably merge)
* Step 3: Remove the remaining deprecations in development branch

As there are already deprecations contained in the development branch, I'd say I remove them where possible, while you work in the RepoMan branch.


Thanks!

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http://www.wowhead.com/npc=35446/cenarion-hippogryph these guys actually need circlemovement, can be done if we have the new sai-action :)


You can delete this file. It's not necessary.


At the moment I can't think of any other thing but this seems reasonable. I see that you reverted this commit later.


does the travis client gem support the server side change?

https://github.com/travis-ci/travis.rb/issues/283
https://github.com/travis-ci/travis.rb/pull/284


simple description for HR-App


This leaves `m_clock` unused.  Can it be removed as a data member from `LedgerConsensusImp`?


We want to replace panel with window or something similar to what we have in chrome, but this is good for now :+1:


saw approval from Ms2ger
at https://github.com/Ms2ger/servo/commit/48b151948f9eaa1ad732363bf46bb0c4b9719832


merging Ms2ger/servo/memory-explosion = 48b15194 into auto


Ms2ger/servo/memory-explosion = 48b15194 merged ok, testing candidate = 29a0f7f5


Half of it, yes.

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I bumped it in early stages so that I show I am working on 0.9.0 and master is in early 0.9.0
but I usually bump at the end of closing issues and tests. no release is tagged with 0.9.0


On recherche par nom de fournisseur et non par fournisseur id


Ta methode ne devrait prendre qu'un parametre


90022444-FewReleasePrepThings (kbenne) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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do we need this now? torch works fine without this


hey revo u spelled apparently wrong
im afraid this is a very serious bug on your source code and could cause compile-time errors
please fix
-prayerfully 4 u
-bleach


As long as nothing changes the `Libs/libMacGitverCore/RepoMan` directory on `development` branch, I'm fine :)


Pareil ici, juste 1 parametre


Thank you very much!

One thing though: I'm not sure the regexp is very good... For instance if you add a comment like "Warning, after version 2.4.3, do xxx", then the scripts will find "2.4.3" as version. Can you change the regexp for something more safe (and more efficient)? I was thinking about something like

    cat VersionUpdate.py | grep 'GREGORIO_VERSION = ' | grep -E '[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.[0-9]+-?[[:alnum:]]*'

(untested)


This should actually be:
```ruby
@post = Post.find(params[:id])
```

That's how you ended up with that NoMethodError earlier. You can change that back to @post.title/name


Can you test if this passes on your windows machine:

```
    String GZIP_HEADER = new String(new char[]{0x1f, 0x8b, 0x08});

[...]

     assertThat(response).isOK()
            // We expect gzip compression, which is preferred by the client
            .hasHeader("Content-Encoding", "gzip")
            .hasBodyText(startsWith(GZIP_HEADER));
```


My mistake. Actually, the second half of my pull request was mysql-only, so I'm a bit taken aback when you say that the range for MySQL is much smaller. Much smaller than what I put in the code, or just much smaller than PostgreSQL?

Thanks for your help, closing this PR.


Lol. I just realized. RC adds lead. Wat.


Awesome. Love the context manager.


LGTM. However, this is a backwards-incompatible change so you will also need to provide a script that updates an existing deployment. (At the least, you need a script that updates the Myria production deployment.)

Such a process might look something like this... at least, this is what I've done in the past.

(Admin runs this before starting:)
- shutdown myria production (`./stop_all_by_force.py myria-production.deployment.cfg.psql` maybe?). @jingjingwang , @domoritz , @stechu , @jortiz16 , @ljorr1 at least can get you the file and the SSH key, I believe.
- ssh into `vega` as `myria-production` user and navigate to the root directory
- backup the catalog (I tend to use `cp master.catalog{,2015-03-23-11:33}` where, obviously, you change the date and time.

The script should do these things:
1. Look at `master.catalog` and find all the tables that have `float_type` columns. We need to `ALTER` them.
2. Programmatically generate a script that will connect to each worker that stores such a table, and generate the `ALTER TABLE` statements for that worker, all as one transaction per worker.

Then the admin should manually inspect these 72 scripts for sanity, then run them.


so. thats my first repository. and i don't know what I am doing )))


If `self.manifestations` is None you should never have an `Application` with a volume (or at least a volume that is a manifestation) so I don't think the invariant is wrong as is for that bit. And I can imagine having both be `None` if cluster has just started up.

Reason we use `Node` instead of `NodeState`... hm. I think initially they were more different, e.g. `running` thing. But they've gotten closer. So we could do that I guess?


Here is the start of a script I wrote a while back when I needed to re-escape all the table names in postgres.

```python
from collections import defaultdict
import sqlalchemy
import sqlalchemy.orm

import sys

# The sqlalchemy connection to the actual database
db = sqlalchemy.create_engine("sqlite:///master.catalog2014-09-17-16:36")

meta = sqlalchemy.MetaData(bind=db)
meta.reflect()

session = sqlalchemy.orm.sessionmaker(bind=db)()

Relations = meta.tables['relations']
StoredRelations = meta.tables['stored_relations']
Shards = meta.tables['shards']
RelationSchema = meta.tables['relation_schema']

# Get the list of tables and what workers each table is on
rels = (StoredRelations.join(Shards)
        .select().with_only_columns([StoredRelations.columns.user_name,
                                     StoredRelations.columns.program_name,
                                     StoredRelations.columns.relation_name,
                                     Shards.columns.worker_id]))
```


good work!


This is far better solution than relying on camera interface.


And less overhead, too.


Ok, straight dope it is :-)

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This looks like a log of the functions running rather than the source code for the functions. Can you update this before I review please?


I would just call this "RabbitMQ virtual host" or "AMQP virtual host".


This is a great comment.


Какой-то бестолковый абзац. Что он есть... что его нет...


Hi there, I'm trying to use this plugin alongside colReorder for DataTables but they do not integrate properly. When columns are reordered, the resizing no long works properly. Are you doing any testing in conjunction with colReorder so that both features can be used with a single table?


@pieper This is causing the following test to fail: `py_LandmarkRegistration` and `py_nomainwindow_qSlicerLandmarkRegistrationModuleGenericTest`

See http://slicer.cdash.org/viewTest.php?onlyfailed&buildid=401640

```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
  File "/home/kitware/Dashboards/Nightly/Slicer-0-build/Slicer-build/lib/Slicer-4.4/qt-scripted-modules/LandmarkRegistration.py", line 6, in <module>
    import RegistrationLib
  File "/home/kitware/Dashboards/Nightly/Slicer-0-build/Slicer-build/lib/Slicer-4.4/qt-scripted-modules/RegistrationLib/__init__.py", line 8, in <module>
    from LocalBRAINSFitPlugin import *
ImportError: No module named LocalBRAINSFitPlugin
```


You might want to add that this should generally be set to True for a production instance to avoid losing messages if the connection is broken or the application crashes.


Are you sure that’s going ok with things like ‘class=“bla”’ that has double quotes? And is it necessary, because we have the content already in the content area (where it also belongs I think).

> Op 23 mrt. 2015, om 17:55 heeft Wolfgang Thomas <notifications@github.com> het volgende geschreven:
>
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sdfsdf


>As long as nothing changes the Libs/libMacGitverCore/RepoMan directory on development branch, I'm fine :)

Yeah, that's what I mean :).


And I would need to test if it really works without. I should finally push this to cm :dancer:


I'm not sure if bugs on this implementation should be left here or in an associated issue (#577). This code works well except when I toggle `mu4e-headers-show-threads`


Powinno być asynchronically.


PostgreSQL's documentation for [`ALTER TABLE`](http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/static/sql-altertable.html). It looks like it will be something like:

```sql
ALTER TABLE "user:blah:blah" ALTER COLUMN "blAh" SET DATA TYPE REAL;
```


Vous avez certainement un problème de droits sur vos fichiers...
Il n'y a aucune spécificité lièe au système d'exploitation. Ca tourne sans problème chez moi sur les serveurs linux


This causes problems and doesnt compile anymore AS @angrauma found out. @DanielSeebacher please fix, if @angrauma doesnt fix it in his own.


Ez egy szép nagy tesztosztály :)
Itt lényegében az egész kódotokat tesztelitek, az ilyen nagy teszteket integrációs teszteknek nevezzük. Gyanúsan elég nehéz lesz ezt karbantartani a jövőben, illetve elég masszív az inicializálós rész.
Két lehetőségetek van:
1. törlitek ezt a teszt osztályt, túl sok mindent akar tesztelni, az apró részekre úgy is van (vagy lesz) teszt, azokban megbízunk
2. készítünk néhány főbb esetet, amelyeket fontosnak tartjuk, hogy biztos mindig lefussanak. Itt érdemes nem kódból összerakni a gamestate-et, hanem json-ban megírni, s betölteni a tesztbe, majd convertálni GameState objektummá.

[Unit tesztben resource fájlok betöltése] (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3891375/how-to-read-a-text-file-resource-into-java-unit-test)
[Apache IOUtils maven repo] (http://mvnrepository.com/artifact/org.apache.commons/commons-io/1.3.2)


I'm having 2 issues with the current impl of` `%doit` that relate with each other:

1. Currently it runs all tasks defined on IPython namespace.
If you want to run tasks from a `dod.py` file you need to `import *` its functions, and ipython's autoloading plays nicely with it.  BUT then the db-files will be written in `pwd` and they do not syncronize if you run the dodo-file from cmd-line.

2. The db-files by default are written in `pwd`, which sometimes it might be read-only, so it fails.
I believe that since task-definitions are on ipython, they db-files should be written by default on its profile-dirs.

How can we remedy this situation?


draw_char does not work. I probably got some stack nonsense wrong, it's a little confusing.


Sorry for the delay, rl was quite busy recently :)
I've changed it now to dodoc instead of doins. I'm wondering why i've removed the doins as they were already present at the original ebuild. However i hope it's correct :)


@undless je pense que j'ai compris les "trous" dans l'autre jeu :D !

![selection_157](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1492516/6787706/efee802c-d194-11e4-8c7d-9d893d1fde6a.png)


Thanks @shaunlebron. Agreed this is better done as a PR!

:+1:


Remind me why we didn't just move those helpers to api.py?


:tada:


You've made a mistake that is fairly common with this exercise (because the book doesn't explain it) but you closed your win1 function before you actually added anything to it or even called it. The rest of this wont work with the window closed before you do everything else. Other than that, your tea code looks great. Your code for the widget is word for word like the book's, however you don't have a method for opening it in your code. It doesn't help that you prematurely closed your first window, but you don't have a button or option to switch to the next window. I'd rewrite this with everything inside window 1 and then make a button or similar function to swap over to window 2. I recognize that this code doesn't appear to be uploaded fully (no readme file in the directory) so if there is more to this I'm sorry that I'm missing out
Lastly, you might want to try commenting more in your code. Even though most of this is copying from the book, if you make yourself comment what each section of code is doing (or trying to do) it will force you to understand how it all comes together. Also helps a lot for when others have to read your code :)


The ability to pass an array of objects as well as - obviously - a resultset is really nice, makes it very flexible because it means you can do joins on volatile data that is not necessarily saved into a collection.


I would not put this file into github.  There's not anything in here that's directly sensitive, but it doesn't do you any good to have it stored, and giving up the URL of your rds instances is not a great idea as it increases the chances of them getting hit.


@Ancurio: I was mistaken too about the behavior. Maybe you've read something about Visual C++ (or old MinGW versions?) where this is the case, but that function is called `_snprintf()`.


Wouldn't it be much easier to do all the file and folder management through shell scripts or a a java program rather then javascript?


spp function


This looks great to me!


This can be helpful, but isn't usually required unless you use ansible from inside a virtualenv.  I would recommend just not doing that.  Ansible and virtualenv do not play well together.


This needs to be in a union. If you only want this to be in v3.1.x you can use an anonymous union, but if you want it in v3.0.x you'll need to give it a name, and update references to the eapsim_keys struct.

If there are multiple structs needed for eap sim, consider bundling them all in a struct.


I follow what you are saying, but I don't think arrow functions are high enough precedence to be in this grammar. Only regular function expressions. Arrow functions have very low precedence in fact.


Version 0.4r4_BETA


`_make_name` seems too general to me, especially if it's going to live in accounts/helpers.py. Why did you rename it?


Same concern here.


assertThat() :) gyönyörű ilyent látni :)


Yeah I figured. I was working off of an old branch and wanted to get this pushed to get some more eyes on it.


mockolni is fogtok, szuper!


I will not be applied with you.


No idea, I haven't looked at it too carefully. This was just something I noticed from a quick pass.


comment done on Android


We have to add token support to CiscoCloud/nginx-consul as well.


This is the hostname of Pulse specifically, not PulseGuardian. Also mention that it defaults to Pulse production, pulse.mozilla.org.


Itt inkább:
public public class Best<T extends Hand> {

private List<T> hands;

Mert nem a listát származtatjátok, hanem a Hand-nek van több leszármazottja.


r+


Maybe mention this is a Pulse user ID and password.


How weird that hydra get those numbers (http://hydra.nixos.org/job/nixos/trunk-combined/nixpkgs.libguestfs.x86_64-linux#tabs-charts).

On my system, the package is < 500 MiB. Tested on git master just now, at commit 7811c40974b81619fbf26d0c982cab13f8addd30 ("abduco: update from 0.3 to 0.4").

```
$ nix-build -A libguestfs
/nix/store/7ilw7zjxg07w2h3ki0s9h64jg99dl8rk-libguestfs-1.29.5
$ du -sh result/
425M    result/
```

And rebuilding it takes only 3 minutes:

```
$ rm result
$ nix-store --delete /nix/store/7ilw7zjxg07w2h3ki0s9h64jg99dl8rk-libguestfs-1.29.5
$ time nix-build -A libguestfs
...
/nix/store/7ilw7zjxg07w2h3ki0s9h64jg99dl8rk-libguestfs-1.29.5

real    2m53.876s
user    0m0.242s
sys     0m0.045s

```

This is on NixOS x86_64 with chroot builds enabled.


Yeah, I didn't bother checking the special case because I assumed that if border size == 0, the normal pen would just be drawn over it and the border wouldn't show up anyway. No reason to add extra code for special cases if they work fine anyway.

Except javascript is the worst ever and doesn't know how numbers work and the border shows up anyway, kinda, and I hate it so much


the file appears blank man


Word is that apparently cultures added to pre-existing groups from separate files don't match the same culture_group tag that you'd expect.

I'd rather norsegael didn't exist (or that its events weren't buggy).  Sicilian is the key one here, though.  [Slovene serves no purposes of which I know.]


Done :)


@paulmey yep. because we may add fields to `dockerPrivateConfig` later on this way. and knowledge of how an empty json object looks like will be up to encoding/json package, not a hardcoded string :)


userid and password are required as well.


@paulmey If these methods 1:1 map to REST API calls, it's better to give a link to the REST call and avoid anything copy/pasted from there. However if there's any golang specific things, those can stay. These are not really valuable godocs.


:-1: C'est pas bon ! Faut remettre les breweryForm :)


Line 219/217 -> This comment
``
Be sure countermoves and followupmoves are different from killers
``
should be updated.


Make the queue name ("build" here) optionally configurable as well, in case they are already using that name, or want to run two services under the same account, or so forth.


@paulmey ooooh my bad. was still trying to wake up lol. This is very cool can we remove

1. choose by `subscriptionName`, I think subs ID is a good enough and robust solution (unless we have a reason to keep the name which is just an arbitrary modifiable string
2. let's call this method `ClientFromPublishSettingsFile`.
3. Also we need to have `ClientFromPublishSettingsFileWithConfig` where we accept custom configuration in `Config` object.
4. (optional) can we somehow remove the `publishsettings` field on `Client` and make it use `makeClient` method (or vice versa)?


I'm not comfortable adding implementation specific checks to the code. It should export RUBY_ENGINE_VERSION if it exists. Implementation/OS specific code is forbidden in [CONTRIBUTING.md](https://github.com/postmodern/chruby/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md#what-will-not-be-accepted).


Whoops. I'll fix. Thanks for pointing this out.


Since ISO8601 always uses the proleptic Gregorian calendar, we should use `CultureInfo.InvariantCulture` here.

Otherwise if the current culture has a non non-Gregorian calendar, it will get different year, month, and day values.


Ditto here. Maybe "build_queue_name" and "jobaction_queue_name".

Perhaps just making them class variables is enough, actually, to avoid embiggening the constructor even more. Also will serve as documentation.


Is pylint happy with this indenting?


Po zamknięciu okna symulatora przed skończeniem obliczeń, wątek nie zostaje ubity. Fajnie byłoby coś z tym zrobić. Może moduł multiprocessing pozwoli łatwiej to zrobić? Chociaż nie wiem, może w threading też będzie OK.


This is great!


Ideally, this should be `${RUBY_ENGINE_VERSION:-$RUBY_VERSION}`.


PCMK_OCF_UNKNOWN_ERROR for consistency


Thanks Carla, I have checked the file and everything seems to be in order if I compare it to the spec. Thanks for the good comments it helps a lot to understand what you did. Will update you once we start with integration and when we used some test cases on it if it works.


What is this threshold for?


Yes.


@spencergibb @dsyer - It looks like this commit included a delete of the FeignConfiguration.java class which is where support for requestInterceptors was added.  The checkin comment does not seem to indicate a reason for this deletion.  Is this just an accidental delete?


According to the docs, the legal range of years in DATE values in MySQL is 1000 to 9999. (But that's a separate issue from the binary protocol.)

http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/datetime.html


NM, it looks like it moved into FeignClientFactoryBean...


Isn't this going to log on every message, even build messages? If you are going to use two callbacks, I would check the message type before logging anything.


I am trying to upstream it :)


Prepared by Legoboyvdlp as part of his package: https://github.com/legoboyvdlp/SVMI-fg-CustomScenery


@eviltoylet Speaking of highlighting like this, we could easily achieve it if the Search widget set something like `searchQuery` that the parent could listen. Then a highlight filter could operate based on that and the value it receives. I'm not actually sure if supporting multiple values is even needed for this case to work in the current setup. I guess I'll have to implement a proof of concept to know. :)

What if we moved search specific formatting as a Search property? Ie. you would pass custom formatters it uses for matching like this:

```
var formatters = {
    country: (country) => find(countries, 'value', country).name]
    // if no formatter is defined, it will just pass the value through id
};
...

<Search formatters={formatters} ... />
```

This feels a little neater than having it as a part of the table definition.


correcto :) :+1:


That makes sense. It sounds like it isn't a trivial change to make at this point and we're probably safer modeling the algorithm off of the existing R code. Let's leave the code as-is for now and explore more as part of #810.

> Let me know if my previous explorations can be of use in testing the fix for #810.

Any other details you can provide on #810 will be helpful, especially related to methods other than `hommola_cospeciation` (e.g., `mantel`). It'd be helpful to know whether all permutation-based methods are affected or only a subset of them. If you're able to take the lead on that issue let me know and I can assign it to you (if not, no worries!).


It's also a bit weird because one callback has to ack() but the other shouldn't, so they can't really be treated equally. Maybe one callback that calls either handle_build() or handle_jobaction()?


I see you


have to change the parameter to use a ref here... (ref Account account) just like you did in the public method.


Ezekre használhatnál enum-ot (Blinks, Early, Middle, Late)


Please remove this file from the repo.


So should I change it to round-half-away-from-zero?  Is that where the collective intuition is pointing? (FWIW, to me, round-half-to-even has always been normative.)

Another concern: Will programs be casually migrated between Pyret and Racket (hand-transcribing, say), since teaching material — often from the same author pool — will be cross-consulted?  If so, this behavioral difference will show up in mysterious ways. Are you ok with that?


Is this a TODO for this PR?


All the code from `FeignConfiguration` is still there in `FeignClientFactoryBean` isn't it?


FYI: Because of the changes to end-of-transaction in 1.0.0 (#358), this kicker won't work as is. The localtemptrans table is already empty because transaction data is rotated out before any receipt stuff.
f35560961ac361dc11c13f7c022847709a39d21a


need to pass the parameter as a ref


Insert a blank line since you're editing here anyway.


Ah, yes. Didn't handle that case. Please try again.


Why is this needed? It causes #1513.


What's wrong with throwing a MalformedJsonException of sorts and printing the stack trace in order to let the user know what's wrong with the JSON.


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1113


Why make unnecessary variable 'success'??  Just put the await call right in the if statement:

if(await OAuth2.TryRefreshAuthToken(ref account))


It seems that this or some of your commit has break my commits which has set the base for Angular Material (gh-27).

Fix it.

![github](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/380073/6788072/6cdd4616-d197-11e4-8f8d-025d87f78786.PNG)


Would be nice to have a comment here that documents that experiment, then.


We should provide round-to-even along with round.  Then we put a nice bold *note* in the docs for folks transcribing.


I don't think this line needs to be broken up.


nice :+1:


Ezen egyes esetek egy-egy tesztmetódusba valók. (mindegyik assert előtt van egy inicializálás) A metódus neve utalhatna arra hogy milyen esetbe milyen eredményt várunk.


develop (jasondegraw) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1164 of 1166 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.83%25-yellow.svg)


I still don't know what 1.62 and 0.25 are.


thank you @mgp25
awaiting long time for the update...


saw approval from metajack
at https://github.com/aweinstock314/servo/commit/c0915cca38c1e52583735302dee638020f381ce7


merging aweinstock314/servo/master = c0915cca into auto


aweinstock314/servo/master = c0915cca merged ok, testing candidate = cbe4e3e8


@benoitc I'm really really sorry. It's [new year](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nowruz) holiday in Iran and things get a little mixed up at this time of the year. I will send the pull request in a few days.


Thank you for your kind message, Isabel.

I must confess, I have not managed to test the file yet. I do know that the
value spat out by the average depth is incorrect - I know how to fix it and
will do so at some stage. So long as the other function sections are
demo-ed and working, that should be fine. If there are issues, then please
let me know. I feel like I am coding in the dark without being able to plug
my work in anywhere.

For Friday, do we have a strategy for the demo? Are you leading it, or do
we all pitch in? I guess it depends to some degree what happens when you
start pulling all the bits together. I can ask th lecturers whether the
mark issues is a group mark or an individual mark - that will also
influence who presents.

If you feel it necessary, we can meet with you later in the week so that we
can go over issues and test-run the demo. Just let Ryno know as well.

Good luck with the integration.

Carla

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wrote:

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> when we used some test cases on it if it works.
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For the shunting used with the new Electric rails.


@snopoke, had a discussion with @esoergel and he helped me come up with a solution that looks like this. I think this might be a bit more readable and it also properly handles `IOErrors`


It means that I was using project codes to separate out different types of observations, and when I wondered why so few of the M*I* observations were included in our release, I remembered that many (all?) of the S2SRO observations were done as International queue projects. We didn't include the S2SRO obs, hence why we apparently only have 9% of all International Queue observations in  our release.

I think I'm going to edit this table to have a less detailed break down of the PI projects, the whole thing is rather confusing at the moment.


So, yes. Not just the Mac build, but any Autotools "default" build (where you expect it to install binaries in $prefix/bin, libraries in $prefix/lib/$package, and data in $prefix/share/$package). To answer your question, no -- you would almost never install without a prefix. The default prefix for Autotools is `/usr/local`. So the binaries end up in `/usr/local/bin`, libs in `/usr/local/lib/quetoo`, data in `/usr/local/share/quetoo/`.

Maybe it's time we abandon that convention, and adopt what you typically see with games: everything underneath a single directory. We currently jump through some hoops to package up the builds in this way. I'll catch up with you on IRC about it.

FYI, tho, you did `./configure --prefix=/; make DESTDIR=/home/quetoo install` tho, right?


`this` should be fine as it should be the `this` bound by the call site, which should decorated version of the class at all call sites.


Hú ez kemény teszt, jó nagy lett.
Ha sikerül ilyent alkotnunk, akkor érdemes elgondolkozni azon, hogy nem tudnám-e kisebb részekre bontani a kódot, azokhoz kis és könnyen érthető teszteket írni.


Po pierwsze lepiej byłoby do nowego folderu dać pliki ze schematami zamiast projektu GUI. Po drugie lista rzeczy do poprawy:

PizzaHub1okno.png:
- Przyciski są zbyt duże w stosunku do nagłówka, ich ramki są czarne (dlaczego?). Jednocześnie zostało zbyt dużo wolnego miejsca. Zastanów się, jak to zrobić inaczej. Może zamiast przycisków dać hiperłącza i jakieś loga? Tutaj musisz wykazać się kreatywnością.
- Na ekranie startowym nie ma paska stanu. Usuń cały lub tylko napisy - zobacz, co będzie lepiej wyglądało.

PizzaHub2Cennik.png:
- Usuń strzałkę w lewo z paska stanu.

PizzaHubDostawa.png:
- Tło nagłówka jest zbyt wąskie. Popatrz, jakie były odstępy od ramki w cenniku i zrób tak samo.
- Dodaj cień pod napisem "DOSTAWA".
- Marginesy mają być takie jak w projekcie cennika.
- Pole do wyświetlania zamówienia musi mieć inną konstrukcję. Proponuję w jednej lini: nazwa, rozmiar, liczba, cena. Składniki pod spodem - tego nie zmieniaj. Później dodatki (czyli sosy), ale oddzielone od pizz. Przypominam, że cebula nie jest dodatkiem :smile:
- Umieść przycisk umożliwiający dodanie dodatkowych pozycji do aktualnego zamówienia.
- W sekcji wyboru sposobu dostawy, pola po prawej stronie trzeba przesunąć w prawo, żeby były równo oddalone względem przycisku "Anuluj zamówienie".
- Wybór sposobu dostawy powinien być oddzielony od pól wprowadzania adresu.
- Brakuje możliwości podania miejscowości zamieszkania (pizzę dowozi się też poza miasto).
- Najpierw podajemy nr budynku, później nr mieszkania.
- Usuń strzałkę w lewo z paska stanu.
- Warstwa z białymi paskami jest przesunięta. Dodatkowo na szarym tle widoczne są: plus i napis "OK".
- Przydałby się jakiś łączny koszt zamówienia.

PizzaHubPotwierdz.png:
- Tutaj do poprawy jest niemal wszystko. Czcionka w nagłówku nagle się zmniejszyła, brakuje cienia. Warstwy są poprzesuwane. Usuń strzałkę w lewo z paska stanu. "Twoje zamówienie" to dokładnie to samo pole co na poprzednim widoku (nic nie wnosi, więc jest niepotrzebne). Przemyśl koncepcję tego panelu.


Unrelated whitespace change, please look at your PRs in github to see these things.


That's also when he added Tin and Copper, so I've been testing those as well.


TODO check what happened to <a --> b>. :|:
<(&/,<a --> b>,+3) =/> <b --> c>>.
why
<b --> c> does not get predicted.


these flags  are already boolean, why the `!!` everywhere?


take this, bugged github: http://pastebin.com/Gtbqzmt4


@tpietzsch FYI. Watch out for ctors and methods no longer declaring thrown exceptions.


PCMK_OCF_OK for consistency


@kraman I think this code is yours and might not pass `npm run lint` due to indentation


By default this would've silently returned $unitEnumName.Undefined, but I assume that this means that parsing failed so instead it throws a UnitsNetException.


@Setogit I think your editor setting may need adjustment, they appear to be stripping the new-line character on the last line of the file


PCMK_OCF_UNKNOWN_ERROR or PCMK_OCF_INVALID_PARAM for consistency, and the second if here should be above the first


No one internally used "Issue 1234", they just used "#1234" so I decided to make "issue" optional. As you see in a later commit (https://github.com/eventum/eventum/commit/d83994d1b935c318206ddd94b1fba977082d9244) I remembered to make "#" mandatory.


I probably committed this and then immediately reverted it so that I would forget the idea (but it wasn't ready to actually be used yet).


I had to do some testing to remember why. Looks like I did it solve a CSS formatting problem caused by the regex being greedy. It looks like "(issue) ?\#(?P<issue_id>\d+)" would solve the problem without the extra space. I can't see any other reason for it.


When @yuit added native ES6 class emit, she split it into two functions called from `emitJavaScriptWorker`. I had moved those into a single function down here as I originally was considering having a third path to emit a decorated ES6 class, then decided against it. I ended up leaving this here though.


Thank you for this!  However, after making the changes and restarting SickBeard, I get the following when I click on a show in my Show List:

The server encountered an unexpected condition which prevented it from fulfilling the request.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/Users/Dave/Sickbeard/cherrypy/_cprequest.py", line 660, in respond
    response.body = self.handler()
  File "/Users/Dave/Sickbeard/cherrypy/lib/encoding.py", line 193, in __call__
    self.body = self.oldhandler(*args, **kwargs)
  File "/Users/Dave/Sickbeard/cherrypy/_cpdispatch.py", line 25, in __call__
    return self.callable(*self.args, **self.kwargs)
  File "/Users/Dave/Sickbeard/sickbeard/webserve.py", line 2279, in displayShow
    return _munge(t)
  File "/Users/Dave/Sickbeard/sickbeard/webserve.py", line 122, in _munge
    return unicode(string).encode('utf-8', 'xmlcharrefreplace')
  File "/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/Cheetah-2.4.4-py2.7-macosx-10.9-intel.egg/Cheetah/Template.py", line 1010, in __unicode__
    return getattr(self, mainMethName)()
  File "_Users_Dave_Sickbeard_data_interfaces_default_displayShow_tmpl.py", line 386, in respond
NotFound: cannot find 'DISPLAY_ALL_SEASONS' while searching for 'sickbeard.DISPLAY_ALL_SEASONS'

I'm really a newbie at this stuff.  Can you help me remedy this?

Thanks!


see?
it "bAddRaceTolerance" not "bAddRaceTolerace"
:p


The comment may need clarifying.

'django.core.files.storage.FileSystemStorage' will not let you overwrite a file by name.  You have to check if the file exists first and delete it if it does.  Not all storage APIs work this way, so I don't want there to be a special case in the code that tries to guess when the exists/delete step needs to happen and when it doesn't.  It's also unfortunate that this introduces the brief race condition.

'storages.backends.overwrite.OverwriteStorage' very minimally overrides the django FileSystemStorage, and does exists/delete under the hood.  So it solves the special case problem in the code, but it does not solve the race condition.  It's atomic in the sense that one call overwrites the file if it exists, but not an atomic operation in terms of the physical filesystem.


> If `self.manifestations` is `None` you should never have an `Application` with a volume (or at least a volume that is a manifestation) so I don't think the invariant is wrong as is for that bit.

When we introduce any kind of state expiration, this might get tricky.  If the dataset agent gets disconnected but the container agent doesn't, will we want to be able to drop the manifestations without dropping the applications?  Or will there be a kind of dependency relationship and when you suddenly don't know about manifestations then you also have to forget about applications?

If we switch to using `NodeState` to represent state then I think these problems go away... And it's a lot easier to reason about the invariants for the cluster configuration (therefore `Node` can keep its `__invariant__` and it's easier to see it's correct).


Good to know things beforehand `0.12` is a stable release already :)

> On 23 Mar 2015, at 19:13, Leonhardt Wille <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Well, I'd probably not support 0.11 but it's nice to know where things would break before there is a new stable release :)
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Is this different than the original?


@as-cii any specific reason why you decided to rename the command itself, rather than just a fork the the plugin (`heroku-fork` → `da-fork`)?

It makes sense if `fork` is still available as a command, but if it's replaced by `da-fork`, I personally would keep its original name, since it's easier to read the documentation, etc.

What do you think?


please update ... fuck paid scripts


I have attempted to use this module to install Windows updates and it appeared to work up until it attempted to make the WUAPI call: $objSystemInfo= New-Object -ComObject "Microsoft.Update.SystemInfo, when it fails with this:

...
<UPDATEME1.uptest.loc> WINRM STDERR New-Object : Creating an instance of the COM component with CLSID {C01B9BA0-BEA7-41BA-B604-D0A36F46              9133} from the IClassFactory failed due to the following error: 80070005 Access is denied. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80070005 (E_ACCES              SDENIED)). At C:\windows\system32\windowspowershell\v1.0\Modules\PSWindowsUpdate\Get-WUReb ootStatus.ps1:68 char:22 + $objSystemInfo= N              ew-Object -ComObject "Microsoft.Update.SystemInfo" + ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ + CategoryInfo : NotSpecified:               (:) [New-Object], UnauthorizedAcce ssException + FullyQualifiedErrorId : System.UnauthorizedAccessException,Microsoft.Pow erShell.Comm              ands.NewObjectCommand
...

After reading through Q&A section of technet, I noticed that the author of PSWindowsUpdate stated "Get-WUInstall can't work remotely because of API restrictions.Try Invoke-WUInstall for pseudo remoting based on taskscheduler."

https://gallery.technet.microsoft.com/scriptcenter/2d191bcd-3308-4edd-9de2-88dff796b0bc/view/Discussions/6

This seems to be consistent with my test results.

Do you have any suggestions?


I guess this shouldn't be an issue if we'd remove `heroku` from `Gemfile`. Am I wrong?


Looks good.  You can pull this.


it's (now) an internal-only helper, so it seems less important to have a very descriptive name, and more handy to keep it short.


Oh, actually there's no `heroku` inside the `Gemfile`… I am so :confused:


a


ditto my response as well.  i'm fine to go back to the longer names, but it should be clear that there is no reason for other modules to use these internal functions directly.


I like this


Cannot pass parameters as ref in an async method. The compiler throws an error.


JavaScript does do bracketless one-liners, but that's bad practice. :)


at least those quotes were correct previously, as a compiler spits them out (afaik)


I believe so, I just hadn't scanned closely enough, and since the checking comment wasn't so descriptive, I was afraid it accidentally got deleted.  Thanks for following up.


Adressing #5 slighlty.


you should probably consider not exposing public fields directly, but
rather getters which will do the lazy loading as we're doing for the
embedded nrepl port.

2015-03-23 19:27 GMT+01:00 Andrea Richiardi <notifications@github.com>:

> Sure,
> https://github.com/arichiardi/ccw/blob/hover-enhancement/ccw.core/src/java/ccw/CCWPlugin.java#L164
> <http://here>
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addressing #255


it's a worthy optimization, but it should be disabled during tests, and i couldn't really find a quick/compact way to achieve that.  open to suggestions!


Good suggestion.


I think we should start working on tiered handler system only after merging this PR. What do you suggest?


TeamCity xBIM :: XbimExchange :: Build [Build 133](http://ncl-xbim.hq.4projects.com:8080/viewLog.html?buildId=1186&buildTypeId=XBIM_XbimExchange_Build) is now running


@bors: retry
* #5207


@Rushor: working on it ;-)


TeamCity xBIM :: XbimExchange :: Build [Build 133](http://ncl-xbim.hq.4projects.com:8080/viewLog.html?buildId=1186&buildTypeId=XBIM_XbimExchange_Build) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Compilation error: Xbim.COBieLite.SerialisationHelper\SerialisationHelper.csproj Build time: 00:00:38


i looked at this from a variety of angles and concluded that there was really no clean way to do that without moving all of the code in helpers.py into api.py.  Unfortunately serializers (maybe others) would need to import from api.py which sets up a circular dependency.  This seemed to me like the best compromise.


Hi Cassie,

* Not exactly sure what you mean? I think it is a bit different
* some changes:
1. fixed memory leak,
2. added possibility to apply calibration during processing,
3. fixed negative numbers in the pulse shapes
4. conversion of peak height and integral to volt and volt*s through all routines. (removed 2**N calculation for each event and let the preprocessor use hard coded values
5. one change you may disapprove: I reverted back to ‘my’ routine for calculating integral, since I did not understand ‘yours’ ( I was a bit lazy :). Maybe we should benchmark the two possibilities against speed & performance once we are sure that the basic code is OK.
6. can you please check the daqprocessor.py, since I  am not sure the indentation is OK throughout. I use daqprocessor_single.py for the moment (as I have put in branch ‘auke’ of the daqana code)
7. I have removed all files ending on ~ or starting with _. from my branch in the repo.

AP

> On 23 Mar 2015, at 20:17, cassiereuter <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Is this different than the original?
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/modexp/daqana/commit/5793c03e6df447fef4b5bec8cdedd93a649cefc1#commitcomment-10352845>.
>


Does this code get called on every start?  Or just on the initial call.


@mbarrientos these sensors could be connected using a feed. WDYT?


great!


xDDD thank you :D


90022444-FewReleasePrepThings (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-69.33%25-red.svg)


Yeah. I never saw that it adds lead. / me is blind.


I know at this stage it is quite abstract working with demo functions and all, but the picture will start making scene as we put all the modules together when we start integrating everything, then you will be able to see where your functions fit  in.

As far as I know we will start integrating from tomorrow after we have had our meeting then I will be able to give you more information about the demo as well since I am unsure of all the details myself but we will be briefed tomorrow. For the demo we will not yet have a fully functional discussion forum, but the idea is to show some of the core functionality of the different modules so we need to have some kind of working report from our side to demo on Friday.

Regarding how you will be marked, I assume that you will be marked according to your role, since you are part of the implementation teams, I assume you will be marked according to your contributions you have made to the repository for Reporting B, but I will double check in our meeting tomorrow and keep you posted.

As soon as we start integrating we will have to test run all the functions with the actual information that will be send through as parameters, so I will let you know if anything needs to change or if we need to add anything.

Regards
Isabel


I listed it as one of the long term goals in my email to the list. We need to tweak the performance of the different systems and really understand what is too slow first.


this is vital to the site


I don't like the "readability" of this. Ultimately, what you're trying to say with this is `if (not initial synced yet)`.
Instead of using the `csrfToken` as a variable, use a boolean variable that is named in a  human-friendly name.


Yes. Is performance the only thing which is blocking this from getting merged?


Perchè 1024??
1024 sono le configurazioni che i bit dell' ADC possono assumere (2^10) e i suoi valori quindi vanno da 0 a 1023
1023/5.0 = x/POWER_ZERO
x = POWER_ZERO*1023/5.0

La correzzione ergo è errata
Saluti,
Simone


Keep expression tree immutable.


I just need textures, I can do some, but they're terrible and time consuming

> On Mar 23, 2015, at 4:23 AM, Graham Lloyd <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I really want this to happen
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I have fixed this in de4c5c15b9b9ba9e83329227412688990800d2e3. In future please **do not just copy and paste code** without making sure it does not break anything.

For more details see gh-29.


La correzzione corretta è
(1024.0 * OVERSAMPLENR -1)
Stesso discorso
1024 * 16 = 16384 ma il valore raw arriva fino a 16383


Hey Auke,

I was playing around with comments -- whoops!  Still learning github.  I
was referring to a specific line:

nBytesRead += 2;

versus

nBytesRead = nBytesRead + 2;

Still working on reviewing everything, but so far all the c++ looks good
except driver.cc.  I changed the ModuDAQ code at some point to write the
XML tags for everything (fast and slow parameters), even if it's not taking
fast and/or slow data.  This is so that we have a consistent XML file
format every time.  So, we don't need the if (fastOn) and if (slowOn)
statements anymore.  I'll let you know about the python code.

Is the proper way to manage a pull request to edit the branch or just send
you my comments?

Cheers,

Cassie

On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 3:26 PM, Auke Colijn <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi Cassie,
>
> * Not exactly sure what you mean? I think it is a bit different
> * some changes:
> 1. fixed memory leak,
> 2. added possibility to apply calibration during processing,
> 3. fixed negative numbers in the pulse shapes
> 4. conversion of peak height and integral to volt and volt*s through all
> routines. (removed 2**N calculation for each event and let the preprocessor
> use hard coded values
> 5. one change you may disapprove: I reverted back to ‘my’ routine for
> calculating integral, since I did not understand ‘yours’ ( I was a bit lazy
> :). Maybe we should benchmark the two possibilities against speed &
> performance once we are sure that the basic code is OK.
> 6. can you please check the daqprocessor.py, since I am not sure the
> indentation is OK throughout. I use daqprocessor_single.py for the moment
> (as I have put in branch ‘auke’ of the daqana code)
> 7. I have removed all files ending on ~ or starting with _. from my branch
> in the repo.
>
> AP
>
> > On 23 Mar 2015, at 20:17, cassiereuter <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> > Is this different than the original?
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <
> https://github.com/modexp/daqana/commit/5793c03e6df447fef4b5bec8cdedd93a649cefc1#commitcomment-10352845
> >.
> >
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/modexp/daqana/commit/5793c03e6df447fef4b5bec8cdedd93a649cefc1#commitcomment-10352966>
> .
>


Maybe one thing you could do. Check out my the ‘auke’ branch and run it on one of your datafiles to see if you are happy with the result. You check out this branch by typing: git clone https://github.com/modexp/daqana <https://github.com/modexp/daqana> -b auke

AP

> On 23 Mar 2015, at 20:17, cassiereuter <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Is this different than the original?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/modexp/daqana/commit/5793c03e6df447fef4b5bec8cdedd93a649cefc1#commitcomment-10352845>.
>


I believe so yes. that and no one's really reviewed it.


Discussion here: https://discuss.bevry.me/t/move-from-coffeescript-to-es6/30/7?u=balupton


where <!DOCTYPE html>


please enter tabs


awesome! :+1:


why add `-->` to the end of the line?


where is folder css/


memory leak checking is not a build stage. It is better to create dedicated /test directory and put memcheck.sh script here. Also I see many many memory leaks in my valgrind. Have you observed memleaks already?


What does `if __name__ == "__main__" do and what's `__name__`


Yay! This fixed it.


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1114


They work like tables ATM, I'm working on more stuff

> On Mar 23, 2015, at 4:23 AM, Graham Lloyd <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I really want this to happen
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Come mai è stato rimosso?


Actually, using another session variable for the torrent file seems to be a better option as it will remain even after a page switch, and we want to get this data back if the user comes back to the upload form.


Great!


@bebraw If we use the `formatters` property on the `Search` widget, how do you propose that the output get merged with the regular pipeline of formatters?

This is what I was thinking:
`cell: [highlighter, ...]`

```
var highlighter = function(stringToHighlight) {
  ...
}
```

And the `cell` definition would be dynamically modified with a new instance of `highlighter` as the search query was changed. The table is still oblivious to the fact that a search component exists.


In unrelated news, `config.js` is being linted again. Intentional?


whoot whoot


Hi Cassie,

I think there are many options now, but maybe we should do the following:

1. agree with the pull request, such that the current code becomes the master code.
2. we make a release of both the modudaq code and the daqana code. Then we have a matching modudaq and daqana
3. then make changes to the modudaq and daqana accordingly and once that is done we make a new release.

In that way we can keep on working on a fixed release for modudaq and daqana and make changes at Nikhef and other places
once you are done with your changes.

AP

PS: I am also a GitHub novice. I guess at some point we will do something stupid, but I think we can always fall back  on
older versions of the code:)

> On 23 Mar 2015, at 20:34, cassiereuter <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Hey Auke,
>
> I was playing around with comments -- whoops! Still learning github. I
> was referring to a specific line:
>
> nBytesRead += 2;
>
> versus
>
> nBytesRead = nBytesRead + 2;
>
> Still working on reviewing everything, but so far all the c++ looks good
> except driver.cc. I changed the ModuDAQ code at some point to write the
> XML tags for everything (fast and slow parameters), even if it's not taking
> fast and/or slow data. This is so that we have a consistent XML file
> format every time. So, we don't need the if (fastOn) and if (slowOn)
> statements anymore. I'll let you know about the python code.
>
> Is the proper way to manage a pull request to edit the branch or just send
> you my comments?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Cassie
>
> On Mon, Mar 23, 2015 at 3:26 PM, Auke Colijn <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Hi Cassie,
> >
> > * Not exactly sure what you mean? I think it is a bit different
> > * some changes:
> > 1. fixed memory leak,
> > 2. added possibility to apply calibration during processing,
> > 3. fixed negative numbers in the pulse shapes
> > 4. conversion of peak height and integral to volt and volt*s through all
> > routines. (removed 2**N calculation for each event and let the preprocessor
> > use hard coded values
> > 5. one change you may disapprove: I reverted back to ‘my’ routine for
> > calculating integral, since I did not understand ‘yours’ ( I was a bit lazy
> > :). Maybe we should benchmark the two possibilities against speed &
> > performance once we are sure that the basic code is OK.
> > 6. can you please check the daqprocessor.py, since I am not sure the
> > indentation is OK throughout. I use daqprocessor_single.py for the moment
> > (as I have put in branch ‘auke’ of the daqana code)
> > 7. I have removed all files ending on ~ or starting with _. from my branch
> > in the repo.
> >
> > AP
> >
> > > On 23 Mar 2015, at 20:17, cassiereuter <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > Is this different than the original?
> > >
> > > —
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <
> > https://github.com/modexp/daqana/commit/5793c03e6df447fef4b5bec8cdedd93a649cefc1#commitcomment-10352845
> > >.
> > >
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <https://github.com/modexp/daqana/commit/5793c03e6df447fef4b5bec8cdedd93a649cefc1#commitcomment-10352966>
> > .
> >
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Hi Ephiphania, I have checked your file and all the functionality seems to be there compared to the specification document. Your last commit said you are still debugging, I just want to know if everything is working and if not what functionality is not working, so that if we start with the integration we know what to look out for. But so far so good thanks a lot.

Regards
Isabel


The h2 tag is already defined in index.css


Actually, this closed issue #5


saw approval from Ms2ger
at https://github.com/Ms2ger/servo/commit/48b151948f9eaa1ad732363bf46bb0c4b9719832


merging Ms2ger/servo/memory-explosion = 48b15194 into auto


Ms2ger/servo/memory-explosion = 48b15194 merged ok, testing candidate = 5ce7d8ac


Pourquoi borner par Object ?


Wow, changed the username and password yet again since it ignored the changes I made to gitignore.


I personally think we can do performance tuning after merging it. Since the API is same e.g. `ask` uses `satask`, it would be better if developers start using it. (You too mentioned it in the email)

This will also help me towards working on it.

For the review part, I can start looking closely as soon as my exams end i.e. 27th.


@cercomp/devels, alguém pode corrigir isto?


You need to define defaulting rules to handle when the image value already has a tag.  I believe if the image has a tag then Tag should not override it, but if the image has no tag and Tag is set you can set it.


Remove these comments?


> This will also help me towards working on it.

Actually "everyone".


Prefer `using clock_type = ...`.


Style nit: move `.bindSecure()` to the previous line?


the final example in the commit message seems strange, did you mean `&x as *const u32`?


Sure! This part is only for rapid prototyping. It will be removed in further commit.
Thanks for your comment.


ouch !


`InboundTransactions::~InboundTransactions() = default;`


`__name__` is how the module was `import`ed. If it was just run then `__name__` is `__main__`, if it was `import JayI` then `__name__` would be `JayI` and if you `import`ed it you wouldn't want `JayI` to ask you questions


This should be outside the await for block.


Мне надо было обновить total сумму для показа. Она почему то не менялась, наверно дело в скоупах.


Hi Isabel,

I was debugging it but it is now complete.

Regards
On 23 Mar 2015 21:39, "Isabel Nel" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi Ephiphania, I have checked your file and all the functionality seems to
> be there compared to the specification document. Your last commit said you
> are still debugging, I just want to know if everything is working and if
> not what functionality is not working, so that if we start with the
> integration we know what to look out for. But so far so good thanks a lot.
>
> Regards
> Isabel
>
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> .
>


Nit, only one space before `await`.


J'imagine que c'est une question d'habitude mais j'ai toujours du mal avec cette syntaxe d'appel de méthodes, surtout quand c'est mélangé avec l'autre syntaxe


Trailing `#`


The intent of Tag (though not well described here) was that it only applies to From, not the Image field.  If you're specifying an Image, you should put the tag there.


```haskell
memberq :: [Int] -> Int -> Bool
memberq [] e = False
memberq list e = (==) (head list) e || memberq (tail list) e
```


Ok kinda get that


I'm not sure this part of pulling the image should be done here. Generally, pulling is a service account responsibility (since the kubelet has to know about it).  However, we can leave this here for now.


Looks awesome, but the {where: in the readme looks like the where is required but in the example above it does not include the `where`  is the where required?


Added a couple of comments, otherwise :+1:.


This should be then `[INFO] Pushed ruby-20-centos7`


I think `apt-key add -` is missing `sudo`.


There is something funky here.
This `loadEvents()` is only ever called by [home.html](https://github.com/bugzPDX/airmozilla/blob/e204d767ef1426d5a37b5ce24a97ac91893a9da1/airmozilla/starred/templates/starred/home.html#L25) right?

Basically, the big if statement here irks me.
(By the way, I wrote a long comment here first and after more and more consideration decided to remove it. I'll try to be more general instead and let you figure out what needs to be done)

It bothers me that this file needs to know about `#events`. This file (`star_event.js`) should be just about starring and unstarring events throughout the whole project. Actually displaying the events back is not the job of this file. Basically (I think!) this file could do without any AJAX other than the AJAX POST necesssary to do sync.

Don't be afraid of expanding your `home.html`. In fact, I would stop doing a `<script>` tag in the template and instead do `<script src="{{ static('starred/starredevents.js') }}"></script>` there and work on a bigger `airmozilla/airmozilla/starred/static/starred/js/starredevents.js` file that can do all sorts of page specific things.

Remember this `star_event.js` needs to be on **every page**. It's only some few times people click on "Starred" in the nav bar. So if you can keep this file short and sweet that's good.


Could we say something more like:
assert.dom.content('lalala', '.foo::before');
?


I'm pretty sure you don't want to commit that :wink:


Isn't this too much loose condition?

The `err` variable gets assigned `0` only when item matches state. I think we should not include this message if the item was found, but didn't matched the state.


Would be nice if there was a RegExp.escape() function


Все было ) По крайней мере у меня на компе. Может с гитом что-то нахимичил


Over indented. Also, consider doing this style of indentation:
```
<tag>
  Content
</tag>
```
instead. I know I've been bad before but we should be better going forward.


You don't ever need to use `__name__`, you just need to know what `__name__ == "__main__"` does


Thanks for the commit, I have tested it and only one little draw-back:
Sitemap icons are very tiny in the side-pane view (I think called 'drawer').

Could you please review this? I tested on my HTC One M7.


Je comprends pas l'astuce pour les supers ici ? Pourquoi MMethod et MMethodDef se retrouvent mélangés ?


Thanks, fixed in abe7d82


Yes, but it uses custom JSCS options: jscsOptions.config, which currently allows trailing commas. More rules can be nullified if are found inconvenient.


Dude, did you and `Array.prototype.reduce` get a divorce? :)


Minor optimization:  `std::move(gotSet)`


git rm -r --cached .
git add --all


done.


thanks


This disables autofire


Non può funzionare se hai levato il codice per axis_is_moving ed inoltre hai levato anche la dischiarazione della variabile stessa.
Idem per axis_last_activity


100th commit. Yay!


awesome !!! exactly what i was looking for before starting to code my own plugin :)


revert


I was going to PR to add the ability to dynamically increase and decrease the size of the pool over time, but I think that could be a little out of scope. I'm using it here https://github.com/segmentio/deku/pull/58 to add pooling to our virtual DOM library.


Looks good, thanks for fixing!


@garrettr let's add a -U argument to `sudo pip install ansible` so that they will get the latest version if it's already installed. apparently just running install doesn't update for me.


Feat 90% Celia


Il faut prendre l'inverse : que l'auteur ne soit pas connecté ou qu'il ait la variable, et si tu as la flemme tant pis :-)


Neat addition. Can you submit a pull request so I can include this on the main repo?


The reason you're doing this is because you don't want to have to type `reverse('starred:sync')` repeatedly, right?
Then instead, make them class attributes. E.g.
```python
class TestStarredEvent(DjangoTestCase):
    fixtures = ['airmozilla/manage/tests/main_testdata.json']
    sync_url = reverse('starred:sync')
    home_url = reverse('starred:home')

    def setUp(self):
        ...
```
You'll still refer to them as `self.home_url` and `self.sync_url` within the tests.
It's not a huge difference but thought you'd benefit from writing nicer Python code.
The advantage is that you don't want to put things in the `setUp()` that isn't computational. I.e. things that get non-config or create something.


This is updated. http://www.compasshb.com/songs


Du coup côté logique tout est complet normalement. Je vous invite à tester le jeu pour voir d'éventuels bugs. Il manque à faire le menu qui donne sur la page de règle ou sur le plateau de jeu. Il y a eu des modifications dans un peu toutes les classes pour harmoniser le tout. On a repris l'idée de Jérémy de require toutes les classes dans un main. Faudra se voir demain pour se fixer les nouveaux objectifs. Quand tout le monde aura check et aura donné son avis je prendrai rdv avec le prof pour qu'on lui présente notre avancement.


Не бездумно. Эта функциональность для настраивания рутинга для полного сайта. Я взял этот пример за основу, но запутался в отображении страницы без перехода на другую страницу. поэтому я чуть урезал эту функциональность. А так действительнно углубленно вникал, зачем и как она юзается. Смотрел лекцию 50 examples angular


comment isn't helping. it just explains what it does, not why


Ho fatto un casino con il merge poi della versione nuova che avevo.. ora gli do un occhiata.... Scusa..
Per quanto riguarda 1024 hai ragione mi sono dimenticato il -1...

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Non può funzionare se hai levato il codice per axis_is_moving ed inoltre hai levato anche la dischiarazione della variabile stessa.

Idem per axis_last_activity

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Li ho testati e sinceramentne dopo che ho aggiunto "filament_changing" funzionano entrambi senza nessun problema perchè il runout viene momentaneamente ignorato durante il cambio del filamento


Terminal colors are not parts of FS tree lib interface. Please move this definitions out of this library interface header.


90022444-FewReleasePrepThings (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1665 of 1668 tests passed)

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In case my comment wasn't clear, the case statement should be removed. `RUBY_ENGINE_VERSION` should be exported, if it's defined. If it's not defined, chruby should fallback to using `RUBY_VERSION`. I do not want to maintain implementation specific code, where we check for MRI, Rubinius, JRuby, etc.


You should also remove `omitempty` from `v1beta1/types.go`.


Same as above.


I guess this should be a new config value.


Your test doesn't need `event4`. It's enough to check that `event3` isn't appearing for `self.user`.


This is redundant helper function that shouldn't be exported in FS tree lib interface.


название зависимостей. rzModule думал прикрутить для графического слайдера. Он конечно фигово застилизован, но с ним можно было работать. Но почему то он у меня не реагировал на мышку. Пришлось оставить только инпуты для минимальной и максимальной цены


Does this mean it takes longer than 1 second for the response to arrive from our request?


So this can be used with remote nodes or regular nodes? If so, even though remote control is a fun name, maybe a more general name would be better. Also, is there any reason this is in lrmd and not tools?


This does need a comment.
```
# Loading the starred page as an AJAX GET should return HTML but not a whole page
```
...or something like that.


r+


```haskell
select :: [Int] -> [Int]
select [] = [0]
select l = l
```


думал заюзать для аккордиона, но потом увидел другое решение для блока с подробностями продукта. Ну и узнал что в ангуляре уже есть бутстрап и всякие акордеоны


Why not leaving here showing errors?


So I don't need the@stories variable in the Story class?


Bitte in den freifunk-Block verschieben.


```js
var promise = promiseBodies.reduce(function (result, body) {
    return result.then(function () {
        return makePromise(body);
    });
});
```
I guess so, if I'm not using it for this, then I guess I'm not using it at all.


:heart: I didn't even know this page is auto-generated when I fixed the markdownlint warnings.


This stinks :)
It means that the set up was overly complex. What I would do is remove that `self.user = self._login(...)` business from `setUp` and instead sprinkly `user = self._login(...)` all test methods that need a user to be signed in.


Einrückung.


No, it means it took more than 1 second to write all the messages to the `Messages()` channel because the user either wasn't consuming or was consuming slowly, and the channel blocked


Why the `+1`?


@phase Becuse It's the 1.7 block list, and I want to keep things organized.


Bitte nicht die Standard print Funktion überschreiben!


:tada:


Just tried updating from v1.0.8 to v1.0.10 and this broke our version on production as Debian doesn't include the readline php extension in its repository. This should've rather been added to a major version change as its a change to the dependencies.


Ah yes, true


Hi @tunacoder,
Thanks for the contribution.
Could you please comment on what these changes are aimed to solve.


Ma la parte di cui parli tu non centra nulla con il sistema per i watt serve per prevenire l'uscita della plastica dall'hotend quando si cambia hotend, ma il problema è che devo verificare se non incide in qualche maniera con il sistema a unico hotend e più estrusori...

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Li ho testati e sinceramentne dopo che ho aggiunto "filament_changing" funzionano entrambi senza nessun problema perchè il runout viene momentaneamente ignorato durante il cambio del filamento

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The proper way to pass parameters with `self.client` is to leave the URL alone and do something like this:
```python
response = self.client.get(
    url,
    {'ids': "?ids=%d,%d,%d" % (event1.id, event2.id, event3.id+1)},
    HTTP_X_REQUESTED_WITH='XMLHttpRequest'
)
```


Sweet - you probably noticed the pools dynamically increase as needed


Whoa, sorry I didn't see this before. Don't use `.Result`, make the function async.


hello world


The `import.split` part was needed to fix a bug with multiline imports. Somehow that needs to be kept. If you try this out in vim, you'll see something like

```js
var SomeLongVariableName =~@  require('some_long_variable_name');
```

In order to make vim happy, we need to append each line separately. The mocked buffer should probably be altered to have this behavior too. See https://github.com/trotzig/import-js/commit/5f91595aa4752237d53c02bcad86551996ce4b1a. I added an issue to address this: https://github.com/trotzig/import-js/issues/13.


Config changes for the local host


very nice... i wish there was for 801... would try out.. :p


ooh nice validation abstraction


Thank you Lucas, I will certainly trust your trained judgement more than mine.

BTW, you did an awesome job when you tuned the Connected array.
This added more continuity to the pawn evaluations.

If you think that it is the best course of action, I will stop the test and respin the original test which passed STC.

Meanwhile I changed the priority to -5.

If the only problem is the extra layer of complexity,
I can get rid of this "shielded" and write something as
   score += Connected[opposed | doubled][!!phalanx][more_than_one(supported)][relative_rank(Us, s)];
Less pretty than the original STC code, I agree.

Also, I saw the error bars, but thought that the "center" value had some significance, in the sense "higher probability" than the border values (with a nice Gaussian shape)
Also In the past, I made a few tests with 92-94% of LOS, which just didn't make it to STC
So this time, I was impressed with the high LOS of one of the measures, and I went for "safety".

One thing for sure, next time I will run 30000 games when I try to measure something.
20000 is not enough.


反复点击表头来排序时，背景会出现问题，表格的样式也稍微与图片样例有偏差。


ACR


yeah definitely going to rewrite stop(), just threw something in there quickly to stop the metronome


*cough*. Conventions ;p


Please review carefully I did not run any tests on these changes.


Please look at the documentation on how to use the sort method.


@Luminarys Can you implement this? I don't know the API


I added these comments to help you, you should delete them.


筛选之后，点击表头排序时，被筛选的文字高亮不消失，会更加符合实际逻辑。


Sip deh, mantap.


Don't name your commits "First try at ...". A commit is a piece of code your adding to the project, not an attempt at doing something. Name it "Implements ..." or "Adds ..."


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1102
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1102
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1136
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1316
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1318
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/284


I started reading through the grunt-bump directory and came across this:

```
Sometimes you want to run another task between bumping the version and committing, for instance generate changelog. You can use bump-only and bump-commit to achieve that:

$ grunt bump-only:minor
$ grunt changelog
$ grunt bump-commit

```

Perhaps we can add a publish or post-publish npm script to our package.json that will do what i described in the previous comment


fast-forwarding master to auto = dfb8929b


@brettwooldridge this was already fixed. The `acquireRetryDelay` is documented only for BoneCP pools. Please, see the commit playframework/playframework@98e157ffc0ca1561ac66f43b70b182df52b0ee25.


次からやってもらえるだけでいいんだけど、javadoc（特殊コメント）を使うといい感じに。


proxy client write by python


TO YuMoZhiChu:
  感谢提醒，现已改进，你所说的bug都是因为我没有注意到js的string.replace函数只会修改第一个，现增加一个while循环，以替换全部，谢谢。


Issue #154


Also, already fixed at playframework/playframework@98e157f. :-)


This would be really handy to apply to the payroll branch


`BOOL hasCurrent = NO;` brings about a issue `Declaration of 'BOOL' must be imported from module 'ObjectiveC.objc' before it is required`. I suggest that remove 'hasCurrent' and check `if (cmd == 'm' && !CGPathIsEmpty(path))`.

By the way, `CGPathGetCurrentPoint` seem like no problem: `Return the current point of the current subpath of `path'. If there is no current point, then return CGPointZero`.


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/Ms2ger/servo/commit/b45cf4ccf80deb3959c78a93a174f97293985e3b


merging Ms2ger/servo/cef = b45cf4cc into auto


Ms2ger/servo/cef = b45cf4cc merged ok, testing candidate = 5b13f6f8


Ah, great.  Sorry for that.


I will have a look at these and other issues today. Including merging
master with the payroll branch.

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Yeah I still don't really get it lol. Anyway, have you started CS50?
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> Yeah I had been stuck on this one for ages, I was trying to solve it with
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> really simple.
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> I'll illustrate with 1/7 - to determine how many numbers are in it's cycle:
>
> 1 % 7 == 1 (1)
>
> we take this result, times it by 10 and:
>
> 10 % 7 == 3 (2)
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> we take this result, times it by 10 and:
>
> 30 % 7 == 2 (3)
>
> ...
> 20 % 7 == 6 (4)
> ..
> 60 % 7 == 4 (5)
> ..
> 40 % 7 == 5 (6)
> ...
> 50 % 7 == 1 (7) - at this stage we have returned the same number (1) again
> which indicates the renewal of the cycle.
>
> :. The number of digits in the post decimal sequence for 7 is 6 (7-1)
>
> Also, I have no idea why, but max len(d) is d-1, so you can start at 1000
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Sorry.  I forgot that Bandpass doesn't take a dir.  Thanks for catching that.  I was just trying to showcase the meta_data.share_dir feature, which isn't much documented.

I propose changing it to `os.path.join(galsim.meta_data.share_dir, 'wcs_F814W.dat.gz')`.


I think atom_to_binary/1,2 was added in R15 or R16.


To add segue here.


Li


I think that would be acceptable. That's a far more portable solution IMO.


字


last ESR release according to @jesup


that was a temp fix in chrome 35


이거 아직도 2.6으로 하는구나


to avoid the opusfec bug. Bonus: all the mandatory OfferToReceiveConstraints can be ported to the new style which also happens to be supported in 38+


That's the right link now.


"Example header names might be..."


hello world


nihao


Q


Qq


Super job here!


My thought was that the `gal_type` parameter here should normally be explicit, but if you think it makes sense to have the default throughout be to use RealGalaxies (`use_real=True` and then `gal_type=None` becomes 'real'), we can do that.

And good point about the code snippet above not being correct.  But I think this should change to have a single catalog that can make both kinds of galaxies by specifying `gal_type` in both cases.


I'd opt to make only `errno` and `code` required. The rest can be optional, which decreases the odds of ending up with a non-specific error below, and also makes your `if let` pyramid shorter.


I agree, it should be fixed.  This shouldn't hold up downstream releases
though.  I'll submit a new release in the next couple days.  FYI...our
release is being held up due to other failures on the build farm.  I hope
these clear up soon, so we can move through the indigo release quickly.

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This is pretty nice.


hi


Qqwed


It will be part of the nightly builds (which happen on my Mac) as soon as I finish some important changes to libretro-super in the next day or two.

Basically it used to be that we had to know about CC (your C compiler) and CXX, your C++ compiler. There's also something called CXX11 and someday (probably soon after byuu starts working on higan again, probably) there will be a CXX14. But MAME so far only really needs the first two. Unless you want to build it on iOS or Android or for a console. Then you need native compilers and cross compilers. Our libretro-super doesn't understand all of that yet. It will soon.

I just had a major all day and into the night black-tie event yesterday or it'd probably be done already. ;)

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hello


I just ran the tests on my own computer for the first time in a long while. 2504 tests! No wonder it took 20 minutes. I wonder if we can speed it up though... I noticed that it was making lots of saves (which does take time). Are those necessary, or could they be avoided? (Same with the undo system.)


Are there ever going to be bank transactions that are created in Xero with a blank status? As opposed to when the record is first created?


`AccountVersionCurrent` or `CurrentAccountVersion`?


why did the test numbers go away?


Within the teracy-dev VM with the default configuration:


Rtf


... so we cannot use the commands...


:) thanks


--> Make `activate` permanent


I think the tests are not right there, because user should be present in a DB before we call AddLogin/RemoveLogin


test read me comment on commit


we can use...


We can start....


I should also mention that this is only in place for Visual Studio 2008 until we figure out how to fix it completely. It will be moved to the other projects then.


Claudio is a genius!! we had no conversation regarding this. In fact, I was quite surprised too that he understood my undocumented code.

Cracking partial hashes should be easy. However, I have protection in the kernel preventing multiple keys from cracking same hash. This is because self-test generate duplicate keys cracking the same hash wreaking havoc on buffers!! I mean it's not just a few duplicates, all the keys during self-test, hence all work item cracks the same hash. So, first step would be to fix self test such that it does not use duplicate keys. Then we can remove this protection which should allow us to crack partial hashes.


Probably mention here or elsewhere in the doc that the nominal flux scaling is for HST in a 1sec exposure.  That way people will know how much they want to rescale by.  Or since flux scaling is so easy to do, you could just tell them that and let them multiply the resulting object by the factor they want.


Added to unix Makefile


yes, I did not realize during the commit


Check it all out


The semicolon here is actually correct grammatically.  It's required because there's a list within a list and we need to know which list the and corresponds to.  I can't merge your commit until this is fixed.


Eeddswrbbvc


No comments whatsoever, looks perfect.


But if you do want to do it here, you missed scaling the noise.  You also need to scale the noise by flux_rescale**2.  I realize that this is also currently being done wrong if flux is not None.

This happens automatically if you let the user do it on the returned object...