well.. it's in any way buggy.. i can feel slowly again FS corruption.. sometimes (not always) after boot and after entering in home screen, google.location.service FC ! I'll give these days one more chance with formatting again.. if i got again FS corr. then i'll go back to good old ext4.. and maybe also back to dalvik due to whatsapp .. very odd ...


!isGoldStandard


88620944-FluidCoolerWithLowSpeedAuto (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1637 of 1647 tests passed)

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The intention to use
 (GV->getType ()->getContainedType (0)->isPrimitiveType () ||
  GV->getType ()->getContainedType (0)->isIntegerTy ());

was just to include floating points and integers.

Nevertheless a primitive type was including:
  // PrimitiveTypes - make sure LastPrimitiveTyID stays up to date.
    VoidTyID = 0,    ///<  0: type with no size
    HalfTyID,        ///<  1: 16-bit floating point type
    FloatTyID,       ///<  2: 32-bit floating point type
    DoubleTyID,      ///<  3: 64-bit floating point type
    X86_FP80TyID,    ///<  4: 80-bit floating point type (X87)
    FP128TyID,       ///<  5: 128-bit floating point type (112-bit mantissa)
    PPC_FP128TyID,   ///<  6: 128-bit floating point type (two 64-bits, PowerPC)
    LabelTyID,       ///<  7: Labels
    MetadataTyID,    ///<  8: Metadata
    X86_MMXTyID,     ///<  9: MMX vectors (64 bits, X86 specific)

So we were considering label or metadata types which doesn't make sense in our context or even MMX vectors which doesn't neither.

The definition of isSingleValueType is
  isSingleValueType() const {
      return isFloatingPointTy() || isX86_MMXTy() || isIntegerTy() ||
                isPointerTy() || isVectorTy();
  }
which is a bit different because it includes pointers which we don't want.

I think the best solution is just to add the following check:
  return (GV->getType()->getContainedType (0)-> isFloatingPointTy() ||
             GV->getType()->getContainedType (0)-> isIntegerTy())


Let's say noon on 9th floor. After I work through the current  code with
you, I can migrate the code into the skeleton package format.

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> one helpful thing will be to turn this into a package. there's a function
> in Rcpp called Rcpp.skeleton.package (i think). Do one of you want to try
> running that and then migrate the existing code into the skeleton package
> format? Apparently you can only have multiple C++ files if you make a
> package, and I think multiple C++ files will make this easier to understand.
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"commentComment" - bummer. Not much we can do about that, though.


float x1, x2, y1, y2;
float angle1, angle2;
float scalar = 70;

void setup() {
  size(640, 360);
  noStroke();
  rectMode(CENTER);
}

void draw() {
  background(0);

  float ang1 = radians(angle1);
  float ang2 = radians(angle2);

  x1 = width/2 + (scalar * cos(ang1));
  x2 = width/2 + (scalar * cos(ang2));

  y1 = height/2 + (scalar * sin(ang1));
  y2 = height/2 + (scalar * sin(ang2));

  fill(255);
  rect(width*0.2, height*0.2, 140, 140);

  fill(0, 102, 153);
  ellipse(x1, height*1 - 120, scalar, scalar);
  ellipse(x2, height*0.5 + 120, scalar, scalar);

  fill(255, 204, 0);
  ellipse(width*0.5 - 120, y1, scalar, scalar);
  ellipse(width*0.5 + 120, y2, scalar, scalar);

  angle1 += 2;
  angle2 += 3;

}


@minrk Thanks for your help. There's a typo here, maybe it should be: `notebook_arguments.extend('--notebook-dir=.')`? I'm not shure.


Мне нравится тот, что под заголовком "Automatic Package Restore in Visual Studio". Для него не нужен `nuget.exe` и прочее из папки `.nuget`. Все просто работает. Если вопросы какие-то конкретные - пиши на почту


Thanks for the offer. I'd like to have a bit more of a think first if that's ok.


Squashed in with whatever it fixes, or keep to remember this?


I think we should suggest two options here. If the node cannot rejoin the cluster because its data is too old (shouldn't this be resolved by an IST/SST?) then they could choose to abandon the data. If the data is too far ahead, shouldn't they consider bootstrapping from this node?


This is fine, I've left a comment elsewhere as to can we work out why this is necessary and deal with that (no problem if not now!).


Yeah, I'd be open to renaming this data type down the line. When we break out Arcticle/Thread this will probably get a few more fields and ultimately represent a Site-Article-Thread-Comment-User -- no idea what to call that...


Any way to fill in controller rather than using hidden fields?


Likely, hopefully going to be changed with the next major release, see: https://github.com/zathras-crypto/mastercore/issues/20#issuecomment-74443642.

But until then the data is correct.


Fabulous. Works. Thanks.

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I think this only makes sense once 021a076 in #1045 would have been applied :)


You don't have a lot of logic here in view, but consider: http://www.toptal.com/ruby-on-rails/top-10-mistakes-that-rails-programmers-make


Update method name


is NOT a model eligible occurrence


I think you did it!


No it is related. I added this test, ``testStreamSizeSchedules``, and it keeps failing in bamboo. I was trying to fix it (it didn't work, still broken...)


Nope, thanks to nix scoping rules.

`{ darwin }: with platforms; darwin` is `{ darwin }: darwin`, not `{ darwin }: platforms.darwin`


Heyo.


Nice


"with the most transaction records" -> "with the most recent recent transaction record"


@proAlexandr если смотреть на задание, то просят как раз убрать зависимость от `ProcessMonitor`. Это и логично - Ai ничего не должен знать о том, что его мониторят. Если ты вытащишь отсюда событие на создание процесса, а в провайдере на него подпишешься, то сможешь в провайдере же и зарегистрировать новый процесс в мониторе - там самое место такому коду. В принципе, можно попробовать завести еще одно событие "Ai обрушился", и когда их становится слишком много, провайдер меняет экземпляр `Ai`.


On a transaction level it's a string field with limited number of characters, intended to be used for a website link or alike, but there is no guarantee it's content is really an URI.


Here and block below: http://www.toptal.com/ruby-on-rails/top-10-mistakes-that-rails-programmers-make


What's the point of this?


I like it! Makes sure we do the right thing.


Isn't an IST or SST supposed to sync nodes with stale data?


Are you sure ?
Phalcon $di use dependency injection


Signed-Off-By


Oh! That seems like it should be a bug, if a more local name binding doesn't take precedence over a wider one.


Original comments in 0103cf939ddeefd7c887829edf5fef388c8ea06a


Original comments in 3cae6ea531a1faeeaa1a9e8e21bee5252644fc26


Original comments in 1eb0554b16c2bac3b4c580949a10fdd42a908b1d


Of course! Makes total sense.


Yes, clearer.


test


Isn't it com.wunderkinder.slidinglayer?


What we need for /grow is not all the types for a given location, but all the locations for a given type. Having the number and links to the locations is a very useful way to curate user-submitted types. Anyway, I'm happy with any implementation, as long as it doesn't break the site, which is what your edit had done ;)


@nicosang Thanks for this fix.

Looks good to merge.


I actually ended up pulling this line out in a later commit. It messes with the `debug/optimized` flags on link lines (which Boost uses all over the place)


* Insert Facepalm Here *


Good placement of logic needed often, so as not to put in view.


Why not? I think every module should have this.


If I ever find the bug, I will, but so far I haven't stumbled on the right search terms to reveal it


Looks like max cron execution is 240 seconds so this should be 56minutes? Also document this better plx?


![india trackers](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8290574/6489995/fd387baa-c2c8-11e4-938a-9c32ff385c61.png)


Instead of having a boolean value representing "divisible" or "indivisible", the "amount modification factor" or "number of digits" could be used directly. "Divisibility" is *mostly* an UI hint, where a signed 64 bit integer is the underlying data type in both cases. But this just as a side note, not sure, if it would make sense to use it here. :)


India trackers graph uploaded


There must have been a mix-up because the 1.0.1 section that now remains should not have all those sections (e.g. new features and api changes). Just after the 1.0 release I made a commit that added just the 1.0.1 section with the bugfix sub-section, and I also added in a separate commit the 1.1 sections. I'm not sure where the 1.0.1 section with the incorrect sub-sections (new features and API changes) comes from...


86605784-RefrigNoNodeCrash (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1140 of 1141 tests passed)

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If protege were using version 4 things things like this wouldn't happen :)


I used `assert !expr` here to match the other tests, but I wondered if you'd considered using `refute` instead?


you write really well in english, a lot better than so many americans sadly (that really bugs me), its my only language atm 😞, id like to learn japanese but it might be better to start with spanish or something lol

i know this context stuff is really trivial, im really not trying to make your life harder, the add-on already looks cleaner than most, when i get home in just a bit ill be doing the PR for the readme so ill go ahead and do one for this as well and you can decide wether its necessary or not


Can do. It comes out kinda blackish on the warning bar, and yeah, we don't need that. I'll just toss a gtk_label_set_track_visited_links(..., FALSE) call in next to the set_use_markup call


https://github.com/NixOS/nix/issues/490 but this change will work until that's fixed.


@pbathia I reember we went back and forth on this a few months ago.  I believe what we really want here is ~1.1.1.  Stratajs bumps the minor version with breaking changes.  Therefore we do not want to automatically pull them in.  ~1.1.1 is the equivalent of >=1.1.1 <1.2.0


Sure, just a general comment, thanks :smile:


Fixed: https://github.com/TheAllGaming1/TheAllGaming1.github.io/commit/e26b1cfca943eafdb0979522bb68604262d33225


That would be great, thanks!


Has this also been tested with Clang?

Some additional work will have to be done when we're ready to support Visual Studio.


No, I argued that category should be 0 for new types on import, since those could be human, freegan, honeybee, or simply for archival purposes until I determine whether it really is in fact edible. For pending types from users, I am arguing (see my comments elsewhere) that category should default to the category environment the user is operating in. For these old type_others, I anticipate the majority are human-edible plants, and thus marking them as such on migration will mean less work for me later.


Movement code plus picture are perfect and random
but random is not what we want so will still work on it

Next we need the canvas, user input and other things


misspelled "typo"


@edunham I think including more detail on the sftp (what even is that?)/filezilla and rsync options would be awesome.  You can even just link to a thorough tutorial on how to back up using those tools, but as someone who doesn't use either of them I'm not inclined to go on an easter egg hunt to figure out how to back my stuff up.  Other than that, lgtm!


If HermiT and Pellet worked with version 4 then Protege would be using it ;)  ....


thx for the hint. What should i use instead of nav.sidenav? I don't want to style that manually.


Well it depends on what you what to say.
I read it as a service that can be used in **$di** and it makes more sense. However, I'm not as experienced as you are in programming, so I wasn't sure whether it was a special term.

I thought you wanted to say something like , "on peut utiliser la bibliothèque dans..."


Works on clang 3.5 on my laptop.


I agree with @discordier, we need a new solution to check for a writable FS.


These probably only need to be linted if they're top-level. We don't need to re-lint when it's included in another project.


Hasn't been tested on OSX or anything like that, though


I think we need to talk also about some of the things written here because I do not want to change the meaning of something that I think should be corrected


Did we agree not to add a constant?


Oh, I guess it's guarded by LEATHERMAN_ENABLE_TESTING anyway.


Without wanting to add more to your consideration plate, it'd then also possibly be worth thinking about `Hash`, which also responds to `include?` and `any?` but with different semantics again (`Hash#include?` is a synonym for `Hash#has_key?`, and `Hash#any?` yields each key-pair as a two element array).

Each of these cases would require separate handling I think, but my gut feel is that it's worth covering common cases specifically, to make the matcher consistent with others and quite a bit more useful too.


This would not match the `/contao` route, but it previously did match `/contao/main.php`. Not sure if that's important?


This is inside `if (LEATHERMAN_ENABLE_TESTING)`, which is disabled by default when Leatherman is called from another project. They'll only be re-linted if the calling library (or the user) explicitly enables leatherman testing


I think we should work with unicodes as much as possible, and encode to bytestrings as close to the wire as possible. Why did you take this out and push the encoding upstream?


Well, I guess that's how we know it's truly in progress. It hasn't even finished writing its name.


prova


Just ignore it, I'll create a PR to fix it.


Not run the DB:migrate


Is this really an effective technique? This won't guard against hard drive failure or dd'ing raspbian to /dev/sda1 like the previous two will.


Oh, I feel dumb, I was trying to add more `&'static`s, not remove one...


What if I have > 20GB  of files.


@foxx9 @kmittal Can you describe what exactly you're doing that is resulting in not being able to scroll up the page when the grid is scrolled to the top?

I can use the mousewheel to scroll up the page when the grid is scrolled to the top in Chrome, FF, and IE11.


@proAlexandr на мой взгляд ты все правильно говоришь. Уточню: я предлагаю вытащить только три последние строки, которые уже не относятся к собственно расчету статистики, а отвечают за форматирование строки для логов. Это сделает `TesterStatistics` еще более сфокусированным на обсчете, а вывод в логи уедет туда, где выводится в логи все остальное. Я бы делал примерно так: вытащил бы наружу в виде свойств среднее, сигму, медиану, ... - все эти штуки, а `string.Format` делал бы уже в `AiTester`.


Hey @lo1tuma, thanks for the PRs.
When I arrive at home this night I'll take a closer look and merge it.


Without explicitly passing values, we get a full sweep of colors in high resolution, and it was suggested in the PR to reduce files sizes by just including a few steps along the color bar.

But I agree the `set_under` and `set_over` are not necessary.  I can take them out.


I may have totally failed to actually set this variable somewhere


Thanks for catching that!
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It's a mistake. I'm developing with IntelliJ and it does not support the usage of different Java versions for sources and tests.


Исправлено в 00d6c730d9834cd265fd47cf69ea39bf6274cdc0


86605784-RefrigNoNodeCrash (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1630 of 1641 tests passed)

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86605784-RefrigNoNodeCrash (jasondegraw) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1637 of 1647 tests passed)

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yup


No, that's deliberate.  I update the release scripts to add that *automatically*.  It's easiest to have just a one size fits all template though, hence the other sections (and API changes, etc. are *possible* in a patch release, just unlikely).


This was a mistaken re-merge of e63f194fd1ebe028638effb58194a5100ff0450e, but as far as I can tell everything is ok.


FUCK WHAT???


Ah I see - what's weird is that it wasn't added just after the 1.0 release (or at least I didn't notice...)


Исправлено в 69323f37cdd2bb991b742154f048ded3acda3d98


Everything's fine.


I'm not sure that I understand the difference between a RedisOutput and an Outputs.RedisOutput (on line 38)


Same argument applies. We should add a Type.locations method:

def locations
  Location.where("type_ids @> ARRAY[?]",self.id)
end

http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.1/static/functions-array.html
Or something like that.


Исправлено в 96f3f7de3742669d5388f69d20e2ea6d1f56fe5a


Исправлено в d899fcfb81dad9ed395fea9a1fbc7272354e2833


@ChronoMonochrome  how did u calculate those Freqs ??


88620944-FluidCoolerWithLowSpeedAuto (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (633 of 633 tests passed)

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Since these can be user provided values, is there value to testing a few more combinations, including maybe some negative cases (batchCount > maxBatchCount)?


Is this tested?


Исправлено в 6fb25c5910492c94de1554a1e955b0688452db0f


Исправлено в 511989b9dcecebe8b2040d9a5e28fc35b7922e42


Have no fear for i iz here!

Looks pretty good at first glance, i'll fiddle with it.


Здесь стало компактнее и читаемее. А ты помнишь, что `IEnumerable` можно делать с помощью `yield return/yield break`? Это позволяет писать меньше кода (типа `Current`, `Dispose`, `MoveNext`). Попробуй, если будет время - `GameProvider` похудеет раза в 3.


@moradology...ran up against this, going to fix....why would an extent GeoJson be a FeatureCollection, and not a Polygon? Would totally expected

```scala
extent.toGeoJson == extent.toPolygon.toGeoJson
```

to be true. Just wondering if you had thoughts behind this.


You should add more UI


88620944-FluidCoolerWithLowSpeedAuto (jasondegraw) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1635 of 1635 tests passed)

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This test does not need to be nested inside the `context.skip` test.


lol.


Already did it http://github.com/jwolff52/TableCreator


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If we add more PLATFORM_COMPONENTS, we should programmatically add dep libraries based on component names. I don't see a need for it now though, as we're more likely to reduce platform-specific components.


I don't know why the method changed, you aren't preparing the request_body's type per se, but the request body itself (and as a side effect adding a header to signify it to the API server).

I agree with the change, but I disagree with the method rename.


Thanks. This isn't actual comment since code doesn't have this function already.


Missing last close </div>


А


as


Thanks. Yep, this isn't actual too.


Fixed.   :)


If we end up seeing this pattern in multiple leatherman libraries I'll definitely create a macro for it - it's not too hard, just didn't seem worthwhile for a single one.


It is not. We can write an Railtie test to this, but I thought it would be too much.


88734010-AFN-horizontal-openings (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Sorry about that, noted for the future


The tests were all originally written using Test::Unit and I don't think it supports/supported `#refute`, so I'd probably prefer to retain the same style for now. If such a change were made, it would be nice to do it everywhere at the same time.


confirmed


Maybe add some TSdoc here?


The first time you call it, it would be true, the second time would be false.  So wouldn't you want assert(catch_)?


Did you delete and re-create the frame part on your schematic?

In my experience, doing a "replace", or even a library update, is not enough to update the attributes on an existing part in a schematic.


I don't think so because after the FOUC it goes back to being display none.
If you're in SF this week I can show you a demo

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this is still in a few different places. I'm updating them as I find them in my ansible work, but I'm glad to see other people notice and are fixing the documentation!


This would require a change the the RPC API, but I'd be happy to change this class to match if it were made.


Haha even THIS got ported!?  Nice. :wink:


I have not tested the EEPROM changes.  I understand that the Due alternative is to use a bit of the code flash area.  I need to go through and ensure the page is free and it does indeed work.  At this stage I have just pulled the libraries in.
I have also re-organised the NMEA -> model processing as part of understanding the code.  This may change.


I got some feedback from @marv-engine and Adam today saying the same thing. I'll update the comment.


Yeah, this is not super intuitive but all I was interested in at the time was writing a test for feature collection parsing.


this is a bit crazy


@feodorfitsner looks like our AppVeyor [build](https://ci.appveyor.com/project/ajlennon/mono-817/build/1.0.1318) fails because it can't push the cache:

```
13112 Updating build cache
13113 Saving "C:\cygwin\var\cache\setup"...The remote server returned an error: (403) Forbidden.
```

Can you check what's going on?


I prefer the text without these commas.


I can also fix this, it turns out.


MsmqDequeueStrategy class is now made internal.

There is a SQLBridge class  sample that creates MsmqDequeueStrategy instance.  Is there any alternative?

https://github.com/Particular/NServiceBus.SqlServer.Samples/blob/bfeff4195d8f82c49624f994584a3cbd74a8f847/SqlBridge/SqlBridge/MsmqReceiver.cs


what do you want to do this learninggit2?


This commit is not yet in CI builds.


TeamCity Akka.NET :: Akka.NET PR Build [Build 100](http://petabridge-ci.cloudapp.net/viewLog.html?buildId=153&buildTypeId=AkkaNet_AkkaNetPrBuild&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: System.Exception: xUnit failed for the following assemblies: D:\BuildAgent\work\49b164d63843fb4\src\core\Akka.Persistence.Tests\bin\Release\Akka.Persistence.Tests.dll   at Microsoft.FSharp.Core.Operators.FailWith[T](String message)   at Fake.XUnitHel... Build time: 00:11:04
### Failed tests
```
Akka.Persistence.Tests.dll: Akka.Persistence.Tests.GuaranteedDeliveryCrashSpec.GuaranteedDelivery_should_not_send_when_actor_crashes: <no details avaliable>

```


One consequence of this is that NewRouter(iface, name, nick, "", ...) will now enable encryption. Is that desirable? It certainly is a change in behaviour, and requires updating of some code (gossipt_test.go, I'm looking at you).

Also, please put this in a separate PR.


first commit


did you test this?


Ok. Maybe i missunderstood your nav.sidenav use in the demo as being part of ember-paper. But seems that is not the intention. So in this case i just build any menu structure i want within {{#paper-content}} of {{#paper-sidenav}} and therefore have to style that in my app.scss. Did i got it? Can you advice what i should do with my "bad" commit. Just make a correction commit or delete the fork or revert?

Thx


LOL


"Nanana, sneaking in some other styling" ;)


@macumber, trying to purge unused shading controls from the model because it trips up the single-phase/three-phase "logic" in DaylightSim.


Should respect the show-badge preference:
```js
if (data.frameId == 0 && prefs.getPref("show-badge"))
```


Why did @optional get removed? The code that calls `tableViewLockDataSource` and `tableViewUnlockDataSource` still checks if the delegate responds to this selector.


Should be "async"


@ldoktor, it seems that the best solution is simply remove the `self._log_detailed_cmd_info` code. The output is important, as verbose=True will log stdout and stderr to the respective stdout and stderr files.


Good point. So would you then replace the guard condition with something like a case statement for `Array`, `String` & `Hash` and then return `false` in the `else` block? i.e. no longer check for the parameter responding to `include?`.

The only other direction I can see is to split this matcher into class-specific matchers e.g. `array_includes`, `string_includes`, `hash_includes`. But I'm not convinced it's as useful/readable.

If you're happy to give this a go, I'd definitely accept such a change with the assumption it's as backwardly compatible and as well-documented as possible. It would also be good to ensure that the error messages generated in the new scenarios are as readable as possible.


Do all() and list() perform the same action and same API request? What's the difference between them? When to use which?
Later in doc you say that 'manager is lazy', but you illustrate it using list() method. Is all() also lazy?
I think we miss here some kind of explanation saying what's the difference.
I'd be happy to fix it, but I don't know the answer :)


I think you just didn't notice...?  It should have happened in the "postrelease" stage, when you enter the new version number.


@mkwork
You already asked my such question. I didn't answer then. Sorry.
Already I tried such semantics to use (lvalue-reference), but QtC have crashing with it. Yep, there was const-qualifier...


nit: you have this "todo" in two places


nit: newline


Variable names should start with a lowercase letter.


Cool.


Hi Sergio,
The addMessage method I call in MBMessageLocalService uses this getMessageURL method to get the workflow URL. In turn, this method attempts to cast the PortletURL to String, but relies on a ThemeDisplay (see PortletURLImpl.generateToString()). So I want to obtain a workflow URL in a different way when themeDisplay is null.


This seems wrong.  Why should GLSL be in the C group?


Are you getting this error every time?


This still isn't right.  The SJSU students and coaches will be mapped to course ID 2.  The NYC/DC college students and coaches will be mapped to course ID 9.


this none explanation doesn't really belong here IMO. I'd just leave doc comment as it is.


@RaineForest, but it says that it was changed from `False` to `False`... it looks like the only change was removing a space at the end of the line.


May require some changes :/


Could you open an issue for this? FIXMEs and TODOs in the code tend to be forgotten...


Fxd.


I find it hard to believe that you have 20GB of files that're directly required for school this term. The possible exception is if you're doing research for some lab and have a bunch of test data, in which case you should copy it onto one of the lab's computers anyway.

If you look at an actual breakdown of your homedir, I'll bet you find a bunch of pictures, maybe some movies and music, and a lot of clones of repos that're already available on the internet taking up a vast majority of that space. There are a variety of solutions for backing up large quantities of photos and stuff, but I don't think they're relevant to a discussion of saving the work needed to pass classes. For larger repos that you got from the internet to begin with, you only need to back up changes that you've made which aren't available elsewhere, and patches are relatively small files.


Gosh, you are absolutely right, David.

Nonetheless, I have checked a couple times, and yes, the code I submitted fixes the symptom. Presumably the include is always missing, so I don't know __HOW__ UUID.cxx compiles... Also, for what it's worth, I only observe the symptom building smtk as part of the superbuild. There is no problem building smtk standalone (and I sure *think* I am using the same shiboken...)

Regardless of all that, I will update to use the correct variable name.
Thanks for checking.


\o/


I think we should say here how the objects are sorted by default (would be also helpful in `all()` and `list()`).
If user wants to get objects positioned `[5:10]` that's 5-10 based on what? Creation date? Last update date? Id?


@banurekha I know I had suggested `creators.map(&:name).to_sentence` but what are your thoughts about pushing that logic into the view? One reason I ask is that I can see a case in which we render a UL-tag with LI-tags, in other cases we might want `to_sentence`

On the other hand by encapsulating the presentation logic you are making a very simple view test.


you prove  it once agayn you are a real cocksucker  your mouth is full of lies and  penis


please put this straight on default


@rcolvin Glad to see my daughter on Github! Now you'll have to think of a project to write some code for!


Damn it ! i know that prob.. with bad DMA .. but very strange i don't have problems..
i mean this..:
dma40 dma40.0: [d40_phy_res_init] INFO: channel 6 is misconfigured (0)
sometimes appears on this kmsg ... hmm this is since i've reduced kernel size ...
AND maybe my sound problem is coming also from them ?? This sound logically ---> DMA

But is that right?: MCDE_CLK is 159744000 Hz
well i remember smthg with UART:

uart-pl011 uart2: no DMA platform data

but is it important ??

Error on /data:

EXT4-fs (mmcblk0p5): 2 orphan inodes deleted

Internal error: Oops - undefined instruction: 0 [#1] PREEMPT SMP

Is that due to disabled: CONFIG_SWP_EMULATE ?? - Bacause after that error with instruction ... ---> kernel panic !


Because this isn't a module. Python imports behave differently if file is "run" or if it's imported as a part of a module. Otherwise, I agree this should be enabled by default. Anyway, this change doesn't fix the underlying issue in python 3 (where this is the default behavior).


On Wed, Mar 04, 2015 at 10:51:27AM -0800, Brian Sadler wrote:
> This still isn't right.  The SJSU students and coaches will be mapped to course ID 2.  The NYC/DC college students and coaches will be mapped to course ID 9.

check it now. I'm really unhappy with how this is turning out now,
three magic numbers in one line makes even hardcode-happy me a bit
sad.

I think the nice way to do it might be associating courses with
programs. Maybe on the Salesforce side.


I will remove these methods based on your suggestion in a previous commit to reuse existing method. Thank you, Sergio.


We know what happens when there are zero objects matching the call, what happens if `Instance` doesn't exist, but what happens when there are more than 1 objects matching? Which one will be returned? Will it raise an exception too?


Why do you want to do this? Have you run Reactor_Fairness_Test with the change in?


develop (DavidGoldwasser) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2195 of 2212 tests passed)

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> to a USB stick

I mention saving to a different folder because it would have prevented the two actual cases of deleted files that I've seen in the wild this past week, which is why i mentioned it. The cases were a malformed tar command when attempting to compress an assignment to submit it, and copying a blank file over the source file.


It's similar to python django orm, it will get the items in a fetching order, so it depends what api would return, without any additional ordering clause I would suspect order by id, which is also order of creation date, because ids are incremented after each creation.


Ok, cool. It's a small change, just wanted to see if there was reasoning to have it as FeatureCollection.


I can see our CI has not pushed packages for a while due to some build breaks in other repos. Meanwhile you could try by including as sources?


I suspect when you build SMTK standalone you most probably use the system boost library? Shiboken is twitchy about different versions of boost in different ways (but doesn't like any of them).


I did manage to screw this function up though, it doesn't compile right now, as `print_pats` doesn't return an `IoResult`. Will fix in a minute.


@FeodorFitsner yes, I checked the last couple of builds (1.0.1319 ... 1.0.1312) and it was there every single time.


What's this file for?


So are you suggesting that we do normalization on all types before automatic matching to type.name? Because it seems we haven't been doing it that way. If so, we'd want to apply .gsub(/[^[:word:]\s\(\)\-\']/,'') or whatever directly to params[:types]. On that note, is there a way differentiate between a type selected from the dropdown and a new type from the user?


Does it also work with `limit()`?


Add Code Management Plan section, starting with the Internal plan


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Hmm. This is all a bit awkward. We are polluting our APIs, and even the command line, for the sake of testing.


Nope, must come from user input. That is, you must ask the user for this city. For this exercise, you are not to hard code the string into the source code. Please come see me if you have questions.


@lifcio take a look at django orm:
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.7/topics/db/queries/#retrieving-a-single-object-with-get


We actually don't use `ListParam` anywhere now after this commit.  We should probably take it out?  If it becomes useful in the future again we can always just pull it out of the history.


OK, found the issue :) In the beginning of the build AppVeyor issues shared access signature (SAS) for cache blob container which expires in 2 hours. Mono build lasts more than 2 hours.
Nice one! Will increase to 4 hours and deploy update tomorrow.


Dinero,dinero, dinero aprende algo dinero @joseramonc


@RiverGracefish Jump in IRB and try it out...

    foo = 5
    '''The number is #{foo}'''
    """The number is #{foo}"""
    '''The number is '#{foo}''''
    """The number is '#{foo}'"""


This was unintenional, I didn't intend to sneak this in. Trust me. :japanese_ogre:


Yep, I completely understand where you are coming from.  But there are genuine, substantial benefits to making dispatches async.  Eg: https://github.com/Day8/re-frame/wiki/Solve-the-CPU-hog-problem

And there are some things which simply couldn't be done without async handling:
https://github.com/Day8/re-frame/wiki/Talking-To-Servers

So, I'd like to solve the bad stacktraces problem (which I believe is doable).


Thanks! But my questions were meant to suggest that we miss it in documentation and it should be added, we shouldn't assume everyone knows it or will look for it somewhere else. If there are 3 possible cases, and we explain 1) and 2), I think we should explicitly explain case 3) as well.


Thank you.  I will post your commit tonight


I'm glad it helped!


Oh, absolutely -- my standalone SMTK is building with boost 1.50. Thanks
yet again.

On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 1:56 PM, David Thompson <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I suspect when you build SMTK standalone you most probably use the system
> boost library? Shiboken is twitchy about different versions of boost in
> different ways (but doesn't like any of them).
>
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>


Hm, well, I don't think this will compile. I don't see where `stringSize` is declared. Please make sure that the code you submit *at least* compiles. Unfortunately, code that doesn't compile gets an automatic 0. :(


Finally, we have a README, hooray! :tada:


Sounds good! Doing so.


Using the sources: The requests go in with complete pipeline execution but the browser keeps waiting for a response body and does not get one.


Where's init_opts used?


Ok. So again - do we want to force users to go through REST docs to find that out? I think if we know that by default they're sorted by ID, we should share that information (I know it's kind of a standard thing, that by default id or creation_date is used to sort by default, but I don't want to assume everyone will know that :)


@cjolif apologies I should have raised an issue first. It's in progress as I work through splitting up the examples to runnable examples.


@jamonholmgren -- My git-foo has completely flown out the window. I'm happy to do this, but am crunching my head against the wall getting it done. It looks like there are only 2 merge issues and they're with .travis.yml and Rakefile. No big deal. If you could give me a "how I get git to pull the current version-2.3 branch, merge it into my search_with branch, then push it back to sxross/ProMotion" I'd really appreciate it." Each time I try, I wind up with the remotes all scrambled.

Thanks!


Testing just to see how the interface works and to learn the absolute basics on GitHub


Yeah, you're right :). No space for doubts.


`term->sb_current + 1 >= 1` would only be false in case of an overflow (very big scrollback buffer).


sounds good. please do.

On Wednesday, March 4, 2015, Jorge Navas <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> The intention to use
>
> (GV->getType ()->getContainedType (0)->isPrimitiveType () ||
> GV->getType ()->getContainedType (0)->isIntegerTy ());
>
> was just to include floating points and integers.
>
> Nevertheless a primitive type was including:
> // PrimitiveTypes - make sure LastPrimitiveTyID stays up to date.
> VoidTyID = 0, ///< 0: type with no size
> HalfTyID, ///< 1: 16-bit floating point type
> FloatTyID, ///< 2: 32-bit floating point type
> DoubleTyID, ///< 3: 64-bit floating point type
> X86_FP80TyID, ///< 4: 80-bit floating point type (X87)
> FP128TyID, ///< 5: 128-bit floating point type (112-bit mantissa)
> PPC_FP128TyID, ///< 6: 128-bit floating point type (two 64-bits, PowerPC)
> LabelTyID, ///< 7: Labels
> MetadataTyID, ///< 8: Metadata
> X86_MMXTyID, ///< 9: MMX vectors (64 bits, X86 specific)
>
> So we were considering label or metadata types which doesn't make sense in
> our context or even MMX vectors which doesn't neither.
>
> The definition of isSingleValueType is
> isSingleValueType() const {
> return isFloatingPointTy() || isX86_MMXTy() || isIntegerTy() ||
> isPointerTy() || isVectorTy();
> }
>
> which is a bit different because it includes pointers which we don't want.
>
> I think the best solution is just to add the following check:
> return (GV->getType()->getContainedType (0)-> isFloatingPointTy() ||
> GV->getType()->getContainedType (0)-> isIntegerTy())
>
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>

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On the move ...


These are fine; it's just files we'd manually edit that need to end with newlines.


I found that with not starting firefox. :)

On Wed, Mar 4, 2015 at 5:08 PM, Shawn Webb <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Good catch!
>
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> .
>


I am going to add my own plots to this repository.


This gonna be gud...

Give me a few more days and I'll convince the two teams to pull in my requests. Cats shall be herded.


praise lord


This is my first project


haha, good catch :) thanks for looking into it!


You want `nextLine()` here instead.


Hmm. is it with the NowinServerFactory that you shared? I noticed I can get the entropy app working...


88620944-FluidCoolerWithLowSpeedAuto (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1630 of 1641 tests passed)

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i tried to request a new password, it says "status:fail, reason:blocked"

does that mean i cant use WA with this number anymore?


Good point on supporting Unicode. this should happen


Hmm, I just did "git stash" and tested rules for uk and they all pass (without b8f10a44b255e50fbd12078054f22e6f88efdba7).
And I didn't see an email about broken tests...


@akbertram identification of indicatorvalues kills db, I didn't find better solution then comment it ). Ideas are welcome.


Not yet, but it breaks all integration tests, so I have to disable it until I can find something better.


I don't follow what this does. Is it a python3 thing?


A fair point you have here :)


whoops...


Got rid of useless functions and fixed other style issues. Hopefully TravisCI shouldn't give any problems.


I figured that an iterator wasn't needed since the dict was fairly small.

I changed it to `six.iteritems`.


I see, it uses the input data, so `static_assert` is off the table. A unit test for the usecase you explain is in order then (maybe not in this pull request, but it sounds important data-integrity-wise to me.)


Nowhere. I was going to combine both `opts` and the `try_proxy` property in a new object to pass it to the api init, but then I realized it was simpler just to append the property to opts directly (since it wasn't used anywhere else), and then forgot to delete the variable. Good catch!


This is strange, mulu should multiply only the low 16 bits, and result should be 32 bits. It should have worked.
But if you do the and, you could use lsl.l #2,d0 instead of mulu. :)


I didn't it - just copied most of them from CoCore. I've also replaced freq for "60++ Hz" with one that's already used in TC kernel and freq of "60 Hz" mode with default freq.


Change the check_setting to '0' instead of '', that way it will always be set.


Sorry... forgot to put on another branch. Didn't mean for it to commit to master


wait.
https://github.com/OpenELEC/OpenELEC.tv/pull/3962#issuecomment-76555527


Can you used the forked project?


@rjcruz. Creo que esta. Determino que no hay mas resultado si me viene una pagina vacia o bien si la cantidad de resultados que viene en una pagina es menor que el tamaño de pagina pedido. Con eso me esta andando...


Alright. I'd make it more explicit wrt respecting retransmission delays though.


The custom offline message should be thrown by `SearchSphinxOfflineException` instead.


First character?


> dma40 dma40.0: [d40_phy_res_init] INFO: channel 6 is misconfigured (0)

I always have had this error.

> EXT4-fs (mmcblk0p5): 2 orphan inodes deleted

therefore it's corrupted...

> Internal error: Oops - undefined instruction: 0 [#1] PREEMPT SMP

did you at least test disabling  CONFIG_SWP_EMULATE? This very likely that this is what causing kernel panic.


Good catch, thanks!


okk.. i'll try if 570 is even enough to fix tearings .. instead of 624 ... better than nothing ...


change to 0 instead of '0'


Please rename this param to "misc_mount_nofail", and move this params patch up a few lines... You added it below the "# vim" line which should be last.


Google C++ Style Guide.

`DoSomethingElseThatIsLonger();  // Two spaces between the code and the comment.`

http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/cppguide.html#Implementation_Comments


Please format your source code prior to submission.


just curious, but why do you think this?


Roger.


Done...


We need tests for this. It seems wrong currently: `usec(".000001") => 100000`.


... and done.


Thanks for submitting the patch so we can use boost 1.56.


Im fairly certain mvn clean will just delete any artifacts from previous builds. and does not compile anything


@fernandog Yeah, str is fine, cause that's what it's reading.


This approach looks unnecessarily complex. It looks like the value should be obtained from the top as: $valid_nofail = gluster::params:: ... or something like that.

and then used as an entry in $options_list where valid. It won't be needed for $path, so just the other fs.
If I didn't explain this clearly enough LMK, but looking at the existing code should explain.


I think that's enough. There's more to managing it on the Referral Candy side of things, I was going to suggest linking to their docs but I can't find them. The interface is intuitive enough to know that's where you edit coupons, offers etc.


Please rename as above in the file. And add the default value to be the Centos6/7 value, and then add the correct value to params yaml ubuntu and or debian.


this needs to be changed to `ScalarExpression()` as the column can also be function call for field-conversion.


Yes. [doc](https://docs.chef.io/config_rb_knife.html) seems wrong. `.first` in [code](https://github.com/chef/chef/blob/master/lib/chef/knife/cookbook_create.rb#L70) seems right.

Reopen the PR?


I'm an idiot


Yeah, that is fine.


@jackdpeterson Thanks for the patch! Hopefully the above comments are clear and helpful. Please patch, squash, and then submit another version!


Yeah.. it's disabled.. but org. from TC it's enabled.. dunno if it's really needed.. it's just emulation for armV6 CPU instructions.. a believe only for userspace .. apps etc .. do u think it's better to enable that Emulation again ??


I would expect that sizeThatFits would not return a size wider than the input size, but the textInsets makes could make this happen.


@stephanbergen If you know how to fix it, go ahead while nobody is looking ;) Otherwise, I'll take care of it later today.


88734010-AFN-horizontal-openings (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (606 of 606 tests passed)

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System workqueue doesn't need to be destroyed. Otherwise Kaboom! :)


I’m not 100% sure about this, but I feel like I want to allow people to pass delay (and duration, for that matter) as unitless values, in which case we’ll need to append 's' (lines 4–8). It adds some bloat, but will save some headaches for people unfamiliar with time units.


awesome!


Cruft, it somehow disappeared after I rebased against master though. :cool:


You need to handle [onActivityResult](http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/Activity.html#onActivityResult(int, int, android.content.Intent)) and initialize mAdvertiser there.


Ooops just realized this was an old commit, I removed them myself later.


Please format your source code prior to submission.


Should actually use the provided `prefs` fallback-value:
```js
var value = this.prefs.getPref(id, prefs[id]);
```


Not necessary.


"this" can be omitted here.


In the interests of speed I think copy is better here. I'm fairly sure that object state is not going to be touched during serialization. The only reason it was a problem here is that the version state was being injected into the object __dict__


removing the width padding before passing size to framesetter accounts for error

        size.width -= self.textInsets.left + self.textInsets.right;
        size = CTFramesetterSuggestFrameSizeForAttributedStringWithConstraints([self framesetter], self.attributedText, size, (NSUInteger)self.numberOfLines);
        size.width += self.textInsets.left + self.textInsets.right;
        size.height += self.textInsets.top + self.textInsets.bottom;


Put a space after commas: https://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/javaguide.html#s4.6.2-horizontal-whitespace


Good catch. I will fix it on master.


This means war


This looks redundant with the setup code from `onCreate`.


in docs `all` and `list` are replaced with links to more accurate documentation :) regarding your question `all` removes all limits from query, `list` just evaluates current state.


The OS X 10.9 version of OpenSSL (OpenSSL 0.9.8za 5 Jun 2014) specifies `EVP_PKEY_assign` as `EVP_PKEY_assign(EVP_PKEY *pkey,int type,char *key)`.

I have a report of someone on NixOS with Go 1.4.1 and `OpenSSL 1.0.1k 8 Jan 2015` having this in their OpenSSL headers: `EVP_PKEY_assign(EVP_PKEY *pkey,int type,void *key)`


ohh ok fair enough, FOR NOW! loi ;D
BUT I'LL BE BACK!  ;D


Almost forgot. I feel that it's less error prone to express there attributes as products.


@pypingou
If this is OK, I can start writing tests for the entire feature of adding reminder info in meeting iCal files :)


88620944-FluidCoolerWithLowSpeedAuto (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1141 of 1141 tests passed)

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Since this is an argument, you can just change the call in your testcases and not the default value.


yes :)


Maybe include the [TX Power Level](http://developer.android.com/reference/android/bluetooth/le/AdvertiseData.Builder.html#setIncludeTxPowerLevel(boolean)) so users can test the path loss metric.
I assume you'll add [Service UUIDs](http://developer.android.com/reference/android/bluetooth/le/AdvertiseData.Builder.html#addServiceUuid(android.os.ParcelUuid)) when you implement the services.


`console.error` exits the script and thus doesnt load subsequent prefs in `loadPrefs` function. Should be `console.warn`, the absence of a pref doesn't seem critical.


I have my fingers crossed for you :)


Allright, the problem was:

- this is basically inter-controller communication
-  *and* there is no communication between controllers
- *and* you instantiated 2 controllers

Simple solution i have working is to move the filter functions back to serieslist.js
prettier solution would be to create a communication between the tools panel and it's controller and a new controller that monitors $rootScope.$broadcast with a new filter value so that it can set it on them.

Will commit later :+1:


As Darran said to me a few days ago in one of my PRs "We are in 2015" :)


:hankey: NOT WORTH MERGING

...
:shipit:


See the above comment.


Can I ask what replacement of `as` to direct cast should serve for? It's used widely in the most parts of the solution, for both convenience (personally I find it more intuitive and faster to write) and performance (using `as` is actually faster than direct cast).


Did you test this after you ran it to see what a difference it was?

Before it was Nk time I think, and now it should just be N.


Are the new members used anywhere?


Looks good to me.

Have you run tools/dartfmt.sh on this one?


will work on this some more. should be possible.


I would add consider adding a floating "Home" button so people can leave anytime they want. If you put it outside of the `<section>` tag it won't be star-wars-ified. I would try `position: absolute; top: 1em; left: 1em` on the button.


I forgot about our past discussion on this :-(
Please abandon this one


> I think we should work with unicodes as much as possible, and encode to bytestrings as close to the wire as possible.

Yes, when manipulating text, but not for data that can only be ascii.


This should check for null as well, since passing null means that it'll last forever and we're okay with that.


**Tip**: Guard your components with `android:exported="false"`. When ever you are not planning on sharing a certain Activity/Service/Provider/Receiver to be used by an external application - block that usage by setting that flag. (in some  APIs it's default to true and some to false)


88620944-FluidCoolerWithLowSpeedAuto (jasondegraw) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1637 of 1647 tests passed)

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Sure, I *think* this is specifically what @mvl22 asked for, is that correct?  If not it can be easily taken out and left blank.


My mistake. It should have been mvm clean compile and not mvm clean install.
Let me fix it and resubmit.


I don't think it does advertise those services since they're required to exist on all devices. The Core Specification Supplement section 1.1 says, "GAP and GATT service UUIDs should not be included in a Service UUIDs AD type, for either a complete or incomplete list."


FaCT++ is ready for version4 already ;)


@eviltoylet Awesome. I've used [reflux](https://github.com/spoike/refluxjs) with success. It's not without its flaws but at least it's simple.

Ideally we shouldn't tie Reactabular to any particular Flux implementation. If possible, provide hooks and examples.

The cool thing is that using Flux makes it simple to develop a powerful Action based API. Store can deal with data and perhaps pagination. I'm not actually sure if that's the best place for it. If you are dealing with a backend this is a place where some optimization may be performed with caching (fetch just missing data).


Great. Thanks @appsbychris!


@oboreo , please merge


Yes, I will try to see the difference with the entropy app.


@Myoldmopar Is it necessary to do multiple deallocates here?  It's not sufficient to just deallocate CalcSysSizing?


Ah, I see, I see. I wasn't sure, if this is only a class to object-ify the RPC response or more.


**Tip**: You probably should go with IntentService. If you are planning on implementing an Android Service, you should probably use the IntentService, it gives you:
- Automatic approach to a non-UI thread
- Queue for your requests (each new action will be queued in line until its turn)


`lists:keysort(2, TheList)` would work here, perhaps even `lists:ukeysort`.


It's probably not "needed"; my inclination toward it is that it best communicates authorial intent to the reader. Were the codebase to otherwise have six.iteritems everywhere but here, the reader would be left to think the single occurrence of items here intentional and special, right?


ah ok, I think that would skip the tests which would be why its slightly faster


this can't hurt, you should probably leave it in there otherwise firefox and IE won't respond


This won't work because it's not referencing the same as the listener above

```
Router.handleLocationChange.bind(Router) !== Router.handleLocationChange.bind(Router)
```

You'd need to cache the original bound listener to be able to unbind it.


Конечная задача состоит в запуске [распределённого xgboost](https://github.com/tqchen/xgboost/tree/master/multi-node), там используется [другой](https://github.com/tqchen/rabit) message broker, так что кафка тут, видимо, не катит.


That doesn't sound right to me, but we don't need to block this PR further.


Actually the clone that is created here is not necessarily provisioned... it's a bit non trivial to decide this. Just write the various overcast configurations you can create with/without caching and with/without provisioning.


The reason is the same here as with c35e08a8e5af31bcc6aec6120640750d4c6d4847: previously we did not resolve a configuration for a test task that had no tests to run. But now, just to figure out its task dependencies, we need to resolve the `testCompile` configuration.


Si te pasas de indice vacía vuelve seguro. Si hay q implementar lo otro o no charlemoslo hoy a la tarde


You could also add some jQuery that when clicked changes the speed of the CSS animation. something like
```
$('button').click(function(){
$('section').attr('animation','mymove 70s linear');
});


there's no reason this should be `=>`. you're not in a class


what he said


This is why we should not allow comparison directly with undefined:
```javascript
var dog = {};
console.log(window.s === undefined); //true
console.log(dog.s === undefined); //true
console.log(s === undefined); //throws exception
```
That, and you can do this:
```javascript
var undefined = true;
```


Hmm... I was thinking to rename the temp folder like .venus_temp-2013, .venus_temp-2014, etc. So there is absolutely no overlapping of the folders.

All instances of venus writing to the same folder is very unpredictable.


this is probably what broke the animation before, instead of the comma you might wanna try copying the whole block (having 2) and getting rid of -webkit on one, for the same reason as above. See http://webdesign.about.com/od/css/a/css-vendor-prefixes.htm


¿Cómo se hace para deshacer esta entrada? :-D


This fixes #7


I'm down with something to that effect. I just threw this together rather quickly, but let me see if I get that going.


Good catch :) I'll fix this.


http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/connectivity/bluetooth.html#SettingUp says

> The REQUEST_ENABLE_BT constant passed to startActivityForResult() is a locally defined integer (which must be greater than 0) …


Interesting.  Currently, we just renew the existing token, but your option may actually be better.  I added a comment to the transaction.


Whats with KEY `passkey` (`passkey`), it breaks the install


Indeed, the unmodified code only works properly with python3. Nice catch, thanks!


Log the `errorCode` too.


Don't see the point of adding this? This basically is the same as provisioned_with is set....


**Tip**: Provide an easy instantiation to your component (Activity, Service & Fragment). Usually you start components  by calling `.startActivity(...)` or `startService(...)` or `new XyzActivity()`, but how do you know the interface to communicate intents to them? What is the scheme of the Extra's and what are the different actions?

An approach you should take is that the receiving component is the one responsible to statically wrap those parameters that are required for instantiation.

In Fragments, you should carfully build this helper to allow good support for saving the fragment state, as described in [this SO post](http://stackoverflow.com/a/9245510/1446466).


Going to be THAT guy and point out the attribute order. :smile:


This breaks the Metadata test case ?


Have you used Window Builder ?
Is it ok with this assignment?


@fgalassi Please can you push this to npm?


Looks good. Merged.


ASP.NET Scaffolding in Visual Studio 2013


The entropy app has the server factory in the project. Mine lives in a separate project so that different servers can be plugged in easily


Dynamic V Strongly Typed Views


ecryptfs still fails TS - do you intend to fix this? Is that a TS issue or a format issue


This is wrong, I think. We would just pass the `unicode` `value` directly to the `ConfigObj`.


88734010-AFN-horizontal-openings (lgu1234) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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This function duplicates the behavior of `proplists:get_value/3`.


They probably fail due to codepage settings on my machine. But they DO fail.


Did you make changes?


Good point!

Maybe we should just ditch `this` and use `Router` reference in static methods?


FaCT++ was ready for version 4 before version 4 was ready for FaCT++


86605784-RefrigNoNodeCrash (jasondegraw) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1636 of 1647 tests passed)

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If you go with -r you can limit the output and get `|` between the name and version.


@suhasjog : testmsg


not yet, want me too?
the commit I just made was something else I found that was wrong with the first change I made


Looks good to me. Please put a pull request.


This is a good change. I like this change.


Я был прав :)


Back to a suggestion I made the other day: I'd prefer to see this use capabilities. Also, the case expressions are getting really deep here, I'd suggest factoring out the clauses into functions.


Go for `-r` to limit the output - it will return nothing if there is no upgrade, otherwise you get something like

`name|current_version|updated_version|is_pinned`

e.g. `Atom|0.145.0|0.176.1|false`


Just printing some debug info to server logs. Will cleanup once we are ready for release (Saturday! >.<)


When/why does the vnode receive this message?


The double a it hurts the brain :)


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I'm in favour of using a `!` to denote that the function may deliberately fail (which usually means has a `raise` statement in it), while using the non-bang version for functions which may fail (well, everything may fail!) but not "on purpose".


hh


The entropy app works for me, but apart from the fact that it is the project, I am using MVC as well.


That's all my comments for this round.


ok, so, you suggest we change the way the Preference class handles the values and not convert them at all to strings. That is what I implemented here 1f343e3.


Completely agree -- there's just a part of me that still frequently flip-flops between certainty about the merits of either approach, and I wondered if you'd had an insight :)


1) `(js/setTimeout #(dispatch! [:count-to false new-so-far finish-at])) 0)` is still here.
2) Not sure I see how async dispatch helps you with communication to server - you're supplying a callback, it's going to be async anyway.


Nice catch.


develop (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1140 of 1140 tests passed)

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@lmann -  I merged this, but I have no idea how to get it into master branch so it can show up on production. Their draft posts are being displayed in their news section.

Can you help?


@chandmk - are you using the develop branch at the moment? I'll be making changes to the SqlBridge sample and my plan was to evaluate a different way.


Yeah, it helps, I suppose.


Its not clear to me what this block is attempting to do. Apphook here is a class, that is a subclass of CMSApp. It will never be in the list of **objects** that is ``apphook_pool.apps.values()``. I suspect this is more of an over-zealous copy/paste?


I can fix the animation myself, tiz okay.


I agree. I had set it to that earlier but it wasn't working out right because AdminLTEv2 isn't complete I think.

I'll test it out.

Thanks for the feedback.


SQL Server 2014 Express LocalDB


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**Tip**: Use serialization libs for your JSON's data - There are great libraries to help you with that - [Gson](https://code.google.com/p/google-gson/) or [Jackson](http://wiki.fasterxml.com/JacksonHome).

Both of those have similar features that allows you to quickly turn your **JSONs into POJOs**, saving you the mess working with parsing the JSONs manually.
There's an endless debate on who's more efficient and fast.
(From my narrow tests, I found that Jackson is faster (as long as you keep the mapping object and reuse it))


Can confirm this fixes #215. I will dig into how ct works to see about #217.


SQL Server Connection Strings for ASP.NET Web Applications


I was trying to but I had a few issues while trying to push it after I edited it with this final code. It said something about the remote branches not matching or something. So I just pushed a completely new project. I would need you to show me how to fix the issue.


sweet!
awesome haha I just got an update for github for windows, you can PR from it now!


Deploy a Secure ASP.NET MVC 5 app with Membership, OAuth, and SQL Database to an Azure Website


Tendrías que hacer una rama y desde el commit anterior y un rebase... No
sé, es más fácil que lo quites a mano.

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agreed.


What is wrong with: http://developer.android.com/reference/java/net/InetAddress.html#isReachable ?


I submitted a PR: https://github.com/rackt/react-router/pull/909


typo mistake, route renamed to 'signup' ! not signin


develop (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Turns out this is #26. I'll merge it now.


This was a hard to spot typo, so I expanded it.


// Git hubbed


kk


I think I'd probably keep the existing `respond_to?(:include?)` check at the top as a short cut, but then check to see if it supports `any?`, and if so check if it's a `Hash`, in which case handle yielding the key/value pair somehow (not sure how yet), otherwise use the existing `any?` code, and if it doesn't respond to `any?` (like `String`), use the old code of calling `include?` directly. I can certainly work that up if it doesn't sound too wrong to you?


Yes, the class is to object-ify (with static typing) the RPC response.


I've been using editorconfig that @dhensby added to a few other repos across a few IDEs it's super handy +1 for this.


ChromeDriver.exe uploaded


__API Blueprint syntax error on line 1928__: the use of tab(s) '\t' in source data isn't currently supported, please contact makers (Autogenerated message from apiary.io)


Okay. Understand you .
But , this is a setting item of the project , it is necessary to give priority than personal settings , and has been implemented in this way .
I thought to be due to differences in the use case .
I wonder if I should have to be able to choose in the system settings ?


edceew


does "in a row" here refer to absolutely any amount of uptime, or is there some magic amount of uptime that will reset the restart count on the grounds that we "succeeded" in restarting?  i.e., could this happen:

run --restart=on-failure
<run 5 days; crash>
delay 100ms
restart
<run 2 seconds; crash>
delay 200ms
restart
<run 5 months; crash>
delay 400ms
... ?


@javier-alvarez reported that this improved the silo startup time significantly in his deployment.
This setting controls the exponential backoff algorithm in the membership oracle, significantly reduces contention on the Azure Silo Instance table and improves start up time for large deployments.


is there any way to read the current restart counter?


I think it's best to leave this in the openshift_node role for now, otherwise you would have to ensure that the playbook for the master is run before running the node. Since ansible can be run from multiple hosts, this might not be the case.

Truly, this is a workaround anyway, eventually we'll have a better mechanism for getting the credentials on the node.


I am currently observing this error during the BOSH connection handshake (pidgin client):
```
2015.03.03 17:57:19 org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpInput - org.eclipse.jetty.io.EofException
2015.03.03 17:57:19 org.jivesoftware.openfire.http.HttpBindServlet - Error reading request data from [127.0.0.1]
org.eclipse.jetty.io.EofException
	at org.eclipse.jetty.io.ChannelEndPoint.flush(ChannelEndPoint.java:192)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.io.WriteFlusher.flush(WriteFlusher.java:408)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.io.WriteFlusher.write(WriteFlusher.java:302)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.io.AbstractEndPoint.write(AbstractEndPoint.java:129)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpConnection$SendCallback.process(HttpConnection.java:676)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.util.IteratingCallback.processing(IteratingCallback.java:246)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.util.IteratingCallback.iterate(IteratingCallback.java:208)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpConnection.send(HttpConnection.java:471)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpChannel.sendResponse(HttpChannel.java:763)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpChannel.write(HttpChannel.java:801)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpOutput.write(HttpOutput.java:142)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpOutput.write(HttpOutput.java:135)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpOutput.write(HttpOutput.java:378)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.util.ByteArrayISO8859Writer.writeTo(ByteArrayISO8859Writer.java:109)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.Response.sendError(Response.java:639)
	at org.jivesoftware.openfire.http.HttpBindServlet.sendLegacyError(HttpBindServlet.java:337)
	at org.jivesoftware.openfire.http.HttpBindServlet.handleSessionRequest(HttpBindServlet.java:243)
	at org.jivesoftware.openfire.http.HttpBindServlet.processContent(HttpBindServlet.java:203)
	at org.jivesoftware.openfire.http.HttpBindServlet$ReadListenerImpl.onAllDataRead(HttpBindServlet.java:429)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpInput.run(HttpInput.java:441)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.ContextHandler.handle(ContextHandler.java:1175)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpChannel.handle(HttpChannel.java:354)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpConnection.onFillable(HttpConnection.java:257)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpConnection.run(HttpConnection.java:459)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.util.thread.QueuedThreadPool.runJob(QueuedThreadPool.java:635)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.util.thread.QueuedThreadPool$3.run(QueuedThreadPool.java:555)
	at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:722)
Caused by: java.io.IOException: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine
	at sun.nio.ch.SocketDispatcher.writev0(Native Method)
	at sun.nio.ch.SocketDispatcher.writev(SocketDispatcher.java:55)
	at sun.nio.ch.IOUtil.write(IOUtil.java:142)
	at sun.nio.ch.SocketChannelImpl.write(SocketChannelImpl.java:483)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.io.ChannelEndPoint.flush(ChannelEndPoint.java:172)
	... 26 more
2015.03.03 17:57:19 org.eclipse.jetty.server.Response - Committed before 400 null
2015.03.03 17:57:19 org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpChannel - /http-bind/
java.lang.IllegalStateException: Committed
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.Response.resetBuffer(Response.java:1253)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.Response.sendError(Response.java:567)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.Response.sendError(Response.java:544)
	at org.jivesoftware.openfire.http.HttpBindServlet.sendLegacyError(HttpBindServlet.java:335)
	at org.jivesoftware.openfire.http.HttpBindServlet.sendLegacyError(HttpBindServlet.java:345)
	at org.jivesoftware.openfire.http.HttpBindServlet$ReadListenerImpl.onError(HttpBindServlet.java:436)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpInput.run(HttpInput.java:449)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.handler.ContextHandler.handle(ContextHandler.java:1175)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpChannel.handle(HttpChannel.java:354)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpConnection.onFillable(HttpConnection.java:257)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpConnection.run(HttpConnection.java:459)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.util.thread.QueuedThreadPool.runJob(QueuedThreadPool.java:635)
	at org.eclipse.jetty.util.thread.QueuedThreadPool$3.run(QueuedThreadPool.java:555)
	at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:722)
2015.03.03 17:57:19 org.eclipse.jetty.server.HttpChannel - Could not send response error 500: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Committed
```
Seems like there might be a state conflict (already committed?) on the output stream when attempting to send a legacy error response.


I also realized that this would make the edit link pencil always to the right of the "pull-left" h1 instead of right next to the text when the text is short. I'll look for ways to fix this.


I wasn't done D:

Rope and Elastic had a bug that I fixed. I'll open a new pull request.


@zyro23 Thanks your comments!

I don't have owner permission for https://jira.grails.org/browse/GPDATABASEMIGRATION. And I will gladly contribute to this if my changes are merged into the main project.


develop (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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:+1: on using the copy module here instead of the command module and rsync.


When i was trying to make this db agnostic i tried this but i guess the private is being saved as nil instead of false. Are you getting expected results with this?


83782874_LBNL_ThermostatOffsetFault (rongpengzhang) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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This is going to configure the node to try to talk to the master over it's own public ip. This would only work if the master and the node are on the same host. Did you run into issues with openshift_master_ips[0] ?


sizeof(char) is always 1.


Do the GC tests in particular still work with these changes?


I think, use "file.separator" is not good, because user can type "/" in win os. I prefer to use org.eclipse.core.runtime.Path.removeFileExtension().lastSegment() to get the file name.

even the arg typeMask is not really used, I also prefer to use “IResource.File” to check the file name for "JavaPlugin.getWorkspace().validateName"  clearly.


v0.20 relased, thanks.


75127368_DCFSEC (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1124 of 1126 tests passed)

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Since go default initializes bools to false, it's cleaner to just init isEmbryo to true.


As above, don't init to false.


There is little value in arguing over indentation. It makes sense for a style guide to pick one and enforce it universally (as opposed to merely enforcing consistency within a file). It always surprised me that JSLint/Crockford hadn't yet "officially" specified one. Most other style guides (such as [jQuery](https://contribute.jquery.org/style-guide/js/#spacing) have long documented theirs.

There's no rush in upgrading, though. (If re-indenting large projects isn't at the top of your priority list.)

For what its worth, there are alternatives. For example, one could decouple coding style from code quality (by using JSLint with `white: false`, or JSHint). Perhaps use a separate tool for enforcing a style guide of choosing. [JSCS](http://jscs.info/), for instance, even ships with a `crockford` preset. You could extend it with your own rules, or modify existing ones (e.g. `validateIndentation: "\t"`).


rax retry tests


Sure thing! I'm wondering if replace should be the default. Let's talk about this Thursday.


Derp, forgot to rebuild the notes. They're there now.


I've almost got lapack to build with atlas, but it needs the absolute path of the library. It fails to build if I try dynamic loading. Is there a way i can query the install directory of a package in spack?


83782874_LBNL_ThermostatOffsetFault (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Yes, after some confusion, they do work.


I added a comment in the robust content google doc to this effect.
Resolved.


resolved


Thanks!


reverting to working


Resolved: Worked Examples need two different classes for single and plural because the PDF uses different art for each of those classes. Practice problem(s) can be handled with a single class because the label can be used to communicate single or plural to the reader, and both will be styled the same.


resolved.


What does this do?


copypaste


run test program, and crash !! you must to run test !


FYI I implemented almost exactly the same thing a while back on my branch, if you'd like to combine our efforts: https://github.com/airbnb/synapse/pull/104


If you have other issues you can try rhis commit
https://github.com/Condor-Kernel/android_kernel_motorola_msm8610/commit/004142ca78bc4023980f3d3cb819199b75118eb7


aa


@smbache might know, but in the meanwhile you can do `devtools::install_github("smbache/magrittr")`


Thanks. I know. But my install instructions will be cleaner if CRAN versions of dependencies are OK…. Hypocrisy at its finest, since of course my thing will be GitHub only for who knows how long :blush:


develop (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2186 of 2212 tests passed)

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the method signature change is a breaking change for me. both ```formDoc``` (passes since it's optional) and ```currentDoc``` (fails since undefined is not String or Object) are passed in as ```undefined``` when I call the method with just ```variant```. thoughts?


Looks goot to me.


Should enable the channel opcodes aswell


changed - resolved


Hi Jeremy,

My apologies! I edited mine and issued a pull request:

https://github.com/swcarpentry/training-course/pull/281

I'm just figuring out how these headers work!

Sorry about that and thanks for pointing it out.
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resolved


Flipped. Was this a bug? Keep your tests up to date, in any case. Don't slip. You'll regret it.


I am sorry for any inconvenience. I merged the if / else block because I wanted it to always use the values from the plist.  At the time we were only overriding the version, but wanted the shortVersion untouched. Before the patch, the version was being blanked out in this scenario. Our version is not related to the shortVersion and provided some additional information so I didn't see it as a big deal to have it inserted into the file names. When we uploaded to TestFlight it was by wildcard.

If you think this is incorrect, submit a patch.

I think you can restore the previous file name format by using ${BASE_NAME}-${VERSION}.ipa in the settings.


this is leaved comment


posted to https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAMEL-8433


86605784-RefrigNoNodeCrash (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Yeah, I already fixed that in a later commit.


89445170CoilVsSpacePeak_ExampleFiles (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1642 of 1642 tests passed)

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From my experience this happens on mobile devices (Like iPads) more than anything. And slow connections. Not sure if you can replicate a slow connection, though.


Thank you but I'm actually making it in theory cause I'm working in the ROM for now, I'll just add some more simple stuff in this Kernel and that's it together -O3 and some more optimized flags.


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Cool.


There should be 11 files attached:
allResultsA_blacklight.txt               graph100M.jpg
allResultsB_blacklight.txt               graph10M.jpg
allResults_ghcMachines.txt               graph1B.jpg    writeUpAssignment6.txt
averagedDataFromRunningOnGHCMachine.txt  graph1M.jpg
latexTables_part1
parallelSort.cpp

The .jpg files are graphs that need to be included in the write up. I provided some latex that should be able to do that in latexTables_part1. In addition to code that should be able to attach the graphs, latexTables_part1 contains the latex for the tables requested in part 1 - I would just place these after the written portion of the write up for part 1 and before the write up for part 2.

allResultsA_blightlight.txt, allResultsB_blacklight.txt , averagedDataFromRunningOnGHCMachine.txt, allResults_ghcMachines.txt are rare results data. I would suggest just submitting these in the same folder as the writeup if possible. Otherwise need to be copied-and-pasted to the end of the write up, with a header indicating what file they come from.

The written portion of the write up is writeUpAssignment6.txt. I would suggest just copying and pasting this is. You might, perhaps, choose to remove the  V~V~V~V~V~V~ and ^_^_^_^_^_^_ I used to delimit the beginning and end of sections.


resolved - added visual only for virtual-physics , and added links-to-physics under features


Please indent using tabs instead of spaces


Sorry, removing this causes the entire Marketplace DLLs to stop working because the MarketplaceDataContext has the connection string name: Marketplace.Data.Properties.Settings.ourConnectionString hard coded to it's default ctor and that default ctor is used throughout these DLLs. This is part of the reason projects are no longer rendering any details.


Great project with excellent test coverage. Happy to help out. It will be getting plenty of real world testing as I’m planning to use this in 3 or 4 additional projects over the next 6 weeks.
For the next project I’m going to need to be able to tag stacks as they are created and updated. I will create a new branch on my forked version of the repo for this work. If you have any thoughts or suggestions maybe create a feature request issue and we can discuss.

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Consistent formatting, please. You may wish to press the Source > Format button in NetBeans prior to submission.


This call should only happend in django 1.6 & 1.7
Below versions don't have the function setup()


@thomaswilburn I feel like I am getting closer - does the first regex format need to be more like the last one? In terms of including form.find and the for (var i = 0; i < input.length; i++)? I'm trying not to refer to examples so much but the more I tinker with it the worse it gets.... I think I've got my ING working though...


You mean a comma? ;-)


83782874_LBNL_ThermostatOffsetFault (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1638 of 1638 tests passed)

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Steve,
  I am not sure this was worth it or not collapsing it into a one liner, the multi-line version might have been more readable.  Any ideas on how to make "is_natural?" more readable?  Also, if you are in the mood go ahead and run some "code golf" on my code.  I was wondering about trying to make the wilds, naturals, and threes methods private or protected because I do not want to expose them to calls outside of the class.  How difficult would this be given we are defining classes inside of the RunOfCards class?  Maybe protected would be a better approach because private only works on implicit calls?


I think this is a simpler way to solve this problem: https://github.com/feross/bittorrent-dht/commit/f1ad894f8648ccf5ba0b9299e110704e6c979aea


Please remove this line prior to submission.


I'm using `Match.OptionalOrNull = (pattern) -> Match.OneOf undefined, null, pattern` in the guest_checkout branch for a few things,
we could do the same here


rax retry tests


Yahoo! Thanks @kevinb7 !


Not resolved. Added to To Do at top of file.


fix #93 also.


hey


86605784-RefrigNoNodeCrash (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Tester.java is just a practice file for figuring out how to create the required Input/Finished/Results directories if they don't exist.


It's not really fair to expect @johnraff to copy over discussions from the forums or CBPP.


If I were packaging and distributing this, then yes.  I would make the website itself a package that I install.  Otherwise, I think it is common to install dependencies this way.


Would be better to serve the trends with the page, rather than request them after it's loaded.
- easier
- faster for client
- smaller JS file
- no need for Json serialisation/deserialisation of trends list
- less moving parts

Since the server will be maintaining its own list of trends, it's very easy for us to output that as a HTML list with Razor.

Also, check the [trending-topics](https://github.com/Group-A/Twitter-Analysis-World-Map/commits/trending-topics) branch.
What you've written in *TwitterApi.cs* has already been done.


rwsrtwser


ありがとうございます。


`this.targetUsername` doesn't exist if you don't use `this.splitTarget`


You named this ```list_output``` but it returns a ```DataFrame```. Is there a better name?


遇到链接我都会检查一下翻没翻再决定链接到哪里。。。感觉应该记录一下哪些文章有内链然后定期更新。


89445170CoilVsSpacePeak_ExampleFiles (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1642 of 1642 tests passed)

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@RaineForest ?


Based on the original code, I believe the intent is to execute the else statement that starts on line 509 if no valid Wkt type is found; however, the else block was being skipped.


s/Label/Name


`this.targetUsername` doesn't exist unless `this.splitTarget` is used.


83782874_LBNL_ThermostatOffsetFault (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (632 of 632 tests passed)

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Please format your file before submitting.


Also you might as well trim this, too.


You don't actually need to close this stream since it's coming from the standard input but ok.


Cool.


This doesn't really explain well enough what is going on, break it up into separate examples:

User changes metadata on #example:

    :user1!~user@somewhere.example.com METADATA #example url :http://www.example.com

External server updates metadata on #example:

   :irc.example.com METADATA #example url :http://wiki.example.com

External server changes metadata on a user:

    :irc.example.com METADATA user1!~user@somewhere.example.com account :user1


Steve,
  Thanks for the prior compliment -> "good refactoring".  Yes I worked through that and took a bit of pride in what I was able to do.  I have never passed in a symbol as a method argument, so i had to figure out how you wanted me to use that symbol as a reference to a method call.  That was not too difficult.  Figuring out the optional parameter was a bit harder, I originally had arg = nil, but self.respond_to(nil) does not work (which made sense right after the test failed), so I figured, "wait a minute, if I pass in a symbol that cannot reference a method, then self.respond_to fail appropriately."  So I had to just pick a good default symbol name and :no_color made a lot of sense.


Fixed in e55931dc61


LGTM


This if is the only change compared to the normal merge function.


DODF_PATH_B0 = 0xA7;
DODF_PATH_B1 = 0x30;
DODF_PATH_B2 = 0x04;
let DODF_DF = odfFile[DODF_PATH_B0][DODF_PATH_B1][DODF_PATH_B2];


Ok


quinta vez que aparece este commit por ahi


lol


Can you try a pull?


:+1: was about to check that in after the PR was merged.


@ermito ну Tor не спасёт от cloudflare


I just thought it would read better. I will change it back.


I am trying to figure this out.


Was this worth the hassle I know this was? Lol. I can't decide and since you've seen the end result wanted to ask


it's okay to have pending ^


Would you mind move L150~L155 and L166 ~ L170 to L173? the download logic should be out of this branch.


I'm not sure this changes/fixes anything, since the `HttpWebRequest` does nothing on a double-close() since we upgraded to HttpClient 4. Also, I think `ServiceRequestBase.readResponse(HttpWebRequest response)` should _not_ close the response - this mutates method parameters, which is usually a bad idea because the outside world probably sees it as an unexpected/unintended side-effect.


@paramat why did you remove the shore definitons? How am I supposed to define my shores now? Now there is everywhere grass under the water :\


Oh yeah sorry, I misspoke. Those services are not advertised. But when you connect to the peripheral you can see them.


s/namename/namenode/g


Right, I understand why the colormap was changed to one with fewer colors.  I was just surprised by the fact that the `values` keyword causes the under-value and over-value colors to no-longer be displayed in the colorbar.  This has nothing to do with the test, I was just curious if this is the expected behavior.

Also, in the test, the colorbars are getting the colormap directly from the mappable `im`, so the `cmap=cmap` keyword arguments to `plt.colorbar` are being silently ignored, and they can also be removed.  That was my fault, I had them in my original bug report.


@efawe yes, those ideas are the types of things I'm thinking about. There are others, too, but abstracting tags out so they can be used on a variety of models would be good. We don't have to _implement_ those other use-cases now, but we should always write our code thinking about those future ideas.

What does this mean for your code? First, it means that you should NOT put tags in a text field on the `Mentor` model. Because then when you want to implement this for `Participant`, you would have to duplicate your code. You never want to duplicate your code—Rails always uses the mantra "Keep your code D.R.Y. (Don't Repeat Yourself)".

You might want to read this section of the Rails Guides about Polymorphic Associations:
http://guides.rubyonrails.org/association_basics.html#polymorphic-associations
This is a way to share association functionality across many different models.

Also, what do you think about that acts-as-taggable-on gem I referenced above?


@dscho Is there any way we can progress to avoid a fork, or are you planning to submit pull requests already?


The idea was to change fromQArrays, you shouldn't have changed fromQMArrays. Please roll this back


yeah, state dicts should be separate from `__dict__`. No need for a deepcopy as long as state don’t return the object dict. pew pew.

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This definitely works.  The other way would be using `@project.funding_levels.new`


What does this annotation do?  Force JIT?


This works great, too.  The shorthand is:

```ruby
redirect_to project_path(@project), notice: "Your fund was successfully created"
```


Prueba en la línea 18 con:

$servicios as $servicio


I would prefer it being optional, the message looks like shit..   :)


> CPU instructions.. a believe only for userspace .. apps etc .. do u think it's better to enable that Emulation again ??

It doesn't seems that it'll be better with  CONFIG_SWP_EMULATE. Didn't know that it's only used on armv6 - therefore it should be completely unneeded. Actually many thing could cause kernel panic above.


75127368_DCFSEC (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1644 of 1651 tests passed)

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88734010-AFN-horizontal-openings (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: Tests Failed

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I think you wanted to compare on `@pledge.amount` instead of `@amount`.


Fantastic work overall @Caaraya -- you did great.


Oh it doesn't? Well that's worth a feature request I think


Now there are trailing spaces ;)
The last character of a source code file is supposed to be the newline-character.

If you are still using sublime text, there is a plugin for you which can remove trailing spaces on save (only the lines you edited) and make sure that the last character is newline: https://github.com/SublimeText/TrailingSpaces
Those features must be configured, though, because the defaults are to delete trailing spaces in all of the lines and to ignore the newline.


Логотип Pink лучше сделать ссылкой и блоки `page-header__title` и `mobile-menu__title` лучше объединить, чтобы это был один и тот же элемент
Точно так же можно объединить `mobile-menu__icon-close` и `page-header__menu-icon`: когда меню закрыто отображается "гамбургер", а когда меню открыто этому тегу добавляется модификатор и отображается крестик


Safari, webpacked, WebWorkers context

```js
throw(typeof freeGlobal.WorkerGlobalScope === 'function'); //false
throw(typeof freeGlobal.WorkerGlobalScope == 'function'); //false
throw(typeof freeGlobal.WorkerGlobalScope); // object

throw((freeGlobal instanceof freeGlobal.WorkerGlobalScope)); // true
```


You're right, I just completely missed it for some reason.


Ach Elmar, shit happens
Meinen Tests nach funktioniert nun das db script und auch phyloFlash soweit
fehlerlos, dass ich mal einen beta release erstellt habe umd auch dem
readme genüge zu tun
Hast kurz Zeit mal zu skypen, bin noch am MPI und wollte mit dir weiteren
Ablauf klären?

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test


If you call it once, catch_ is then false.  If you call it again, the assert doesn't trip.


Блок с переключателем слайдов выглядит абсолютно одинаково и в отзывах и в прайсе, лучше дслеать его отдельным блоком например `slider-control`


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1137 of 1137 tests passed)

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Галочки будут не картинками, а через псевдоэлементы, поэтому лучше щадать классы для наличия галочки/крестика


I do not have time to look at this, but i assume it is a TS problem (probably input file, or something).


Green looks better!


i think this should be item right instead of @item?  does this work?


same comment as line above.


@calvin-intel ready for cherry-pick


Fixed by @gianpaolotrapasso in #15!
Thanks @paolocosta!


My thanks. It is very interesting. Singleton implemented.


I don't think you realised we're watching your repository. You broke your streak. Fuck you.


Great, as soon I'll be able to test it (and when I'll have enough time to release a new version), I'll add it. Just out of curiosity, did you try it with other plugins?