You mean 'mercurial'? :)


Średni wynik dla przedmiotu w poszczególnych latach


ty sir! :D


There was one reason why, though it could be over-zealous protection.

By doing the following, we are ensuring that each specific index gets that matching file name for it. If the order of the GIT_HOOK_INDEX enum changes at all and someone forgets to update the ordering in the static initialization of the array, then we can have mis-matched files with indexes. This also could occur when a new hook is added, if they put the filename in the wrong position for the initialization. With the below methodology, it won't matter what order they are in, as long as the index and filenames match.

Does the above case warrant doing it this way instead of a static array? That I'm completely open to opinion on.


Flow problem. Need to indent the cp lines with four spaces or two tabs, and the repeat line with half that.

To see what I mean, click on the "View" button for this file.


Done


Перевод из целочисленного типа в вещественный


Вставка дуг


Thanks! I've been wanting us to get rid of this wart for a long time. :-)


Could this indentation issue break it?


Thanks @abdilahrf - they are 2013


Talking to Clark this is removing a duplicate instance of setting the hbase permissions.

+1


It would be good in the future to loop maintainers such as myself into update like this, so we can fix things like the outdated openssl dependency.


adding this term causes mc_att_control to publish actuator values in manual mode


rax retry tests


86046200_CondenserToZone_New (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (656 of 660 tests passed)

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Absolutely. I was just curious - and as I already said: The calls to `stat` are obviously a few dozen times more expensive...


doh!


En fait j'ai remarqué une nouvelle grosse update du mod mobs, mais je ne me suis occupé que des deux trucs simples : la license et l'ajout d'un commentaire pour une de nos modifs. En ce moment même tu dois traiter le merge d'ailleurs. Mobs a tellement été modifié que seul toi quasiment est capable de détecter ce qui est ok et ce qui ne l'est pas.


effer


`amounts = {i+1: 9 for i in range(default_tree_width)}`


After looking at some of Fabrice's doxygen comments, I looked it up and doxygen wants a block of at least 2 lines starting with /// for a block, so I'm going to try to follow that standard.


Typo `Composerr`.


for border better use in this way : border:1px solid #000000
This is the short cut and is a latest way, doing so we have reduced 1 line.


LGTM :+1:


Ah cool.


Probably an error I have done with git commit ??? I see not error, else. I think the word "ERROR" was automatically generated. I don't use uppercase so.


yes...anything..


let's keep them sorted alphabetically if possible :)


79453838-AutomateSomeDocumentation (mbadams5) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1671 of 1673 tests passed)

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A slightly shorter way to declare these constants is `%w(( ) , : ; < > @ [ ])`


Hey @duddybuddy - if you have questions regarding a certain product, please leave the feedback on the tutorial comments or that particular product's repository issues. This way it is easily searchable for other users and also it helps us keep things organized.

Thanks!


Thanks.


注意这边各种换技能名 醉觞这个也要加个 zuishangv吧？


Please see: https://confluence.lsstcorp.org/pages/viewpage.action?pageId=16908737


It is needed to add mloadManager.start() here


Test comment


There's a bit of work to do in webpack.config.js to get this booting easily without dev dependencies.  Also, I'm looking into having webpack build the server .js.


Oh, someone updated bitcoin to 0.10 a month ago but didn't update the openssl dependency.

I'll do that now.  Once I've tested that it builds I will push a patch that nukes openssl-1.0.1j.


In general we prefer to keep variable declarations at the beginning of a block :)


@fazam Implementing the bindings for Python & other supported languages should be part of your proposal - but plenty of other classes are implemented via SWIG.

Your timeline should be as specific as you can make it without just writing down guesses -- specifically make sure the order you want to approach things in, and the areas you want to work on (docs, tests, language bindings, etc) are all covered.


This removal is removing the kitteh repo, which is mine. It's rather reliable, and I can be reached within hours if it does fall over.


Already fixed it, it was an invisible character at the start of the string. 23861afcbd39c4b01f127a7efa1696c3f35780ff


That's readline's problem :)

How are we going to keep our code base clean from warnings if we can't enable them?


@MaruthiPrasadA , The documentation on the project home page goes into detail about how to handle callbacks on your server here:

https://github.com/bchavez/Coinbase#handling-callbacks-on-your-server

The `Coinbase.Mvc` project contains the `[JsonNetBinder]` class that helps bind the object model for a `CoinbaseCallback`.

Also, you'll need to implement some kind of security mechanism to verify the callback is authentic as Coinbase doesn't provide one out of the box.


Looks good except for the style issue :) Want to send me a pull request?


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Hi Alan, hi Toke,

this should be fixed now, please go and test�.

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	Sebastian

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>
> On 20/03/15 16:54, Toke H�iland-J�rgensen wrote:
> >
> > Right, well I guess the right thing to do is treat missing values the
> > same as 'auto' in the backend... Unless we can somehow persuade the
> > GUI to write specific values to the config file when the fields are
> > deselected, but I'm guessing not...
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> >
>
> Right, making 'auto' the default in the backend. In that case the help
> text in the GUI will need changing (simplifying) to match.
>
> -"leave empty for default, or auto for automatic selection."
> +"leave empty for automatic selection."
>
> I don't have a problem with that. It sounds like how I'd prefer it was
> in the first place :).
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remove.


blank


March 20 ?


:laughing:


Minor, but should it say "Try It Out"?


Nothing can crash me except- *BitByte.exe has crashed...* :trollface:


Merge remote-tracking branch 'upstream/master' ;
just trying to get my forked version back in sync with Broad before I start messing around


lol


done.


Learned some markdown, made it look better.


@CMRHDL Heute habe ich es leider nict mehr geschafft. Ich werde morgen Im Readne eine kurze Beschreibung hinzufügen und dann das GitHub interne Wiki benutzen, um ausführlich zu erklären, wass hier getestet werden soll.


this should be  r.getObscureStackTrace() BitByte.exe makes no sense at all when it crashes.


Makes sense


There're warnings and things which interfere with development ;-). As was expected, this last batch brought more effort spent on it than help, culminating in this. Let's keep pedantic warning on for (self-contained) bare-metal ports, but not for unix, which should be portable in real-world.


Rather than updating styles here we should over-ride them in our own style sheets. Otherwise the changes will just get lost if we update to a newer version of Polymer


:expressionless:


Working on #45


The commit message is bogus. I tried to `-C`-duplicate the message from a5d50dc2ec8f4763 but somehow specified the wrong hash.


Tis file is for global defines and mixins, etc. Actually css like this should probably go in layouts.scss


I'll enable it the next time I need to make a change.


Extremely minor optimization:  `std::move(ledger)`
That will avoid an atomic increment <does a sarcastic "wow...">.


uPy not being able to compile with warnings interfere's with other's development, those who are embedding it into a system that can't/won't turn of certain warnings.  Same as what we see here trying to build readline with warnings.

unix is supposed to be the testing port (otherwise why have asserts and all features enabled?).  Warnings should be checked against all code (not just a subset from other ports).


I've added PSA as example to [Flask Project Template](https://github.com/xen/flask-project-template) but seems like now integration is broken. Since models inherited from different Base they are not visible to Alembic and not included into migration and need its own call of `create_all(engine)`. Code become less homogeneous, same with model declaration. I'm not criticize, but what to understand what it the reason of this changes? Something wrong with Flask-SQLAlchemy? It seems healthy for me and always think about it as part make for convenience Flask and SQLAlchemy integration.

I pinned old version of `PSA` for my own projects, but don't see it as general solution. This commit made these changes https://github.com/omab/python-social-auth/commit/cc5908675c95944b68aae038700c7ee901aff491


Example CSS for snogcel, reverted because he included it in his own commit.


no hay nada que agradecer, just shared on social media too ;D


Ah this feature was removed again... and I almost thought it only occurred in my dreams. Too bad, it was useful... hope something similar will make it into the core.


#Elizabeth Rodriguez
#Computational Physics
#Assignment 6

# 1: Radioactivity Decay
# This exercise looks at a more advanced version of the simple radioactive decay
#simulation in Example 10.1 from the book. The isotope 213Bi decays to stable 209Bi
#via one of two different routes, with probabilities and half-lives thus:
# 213Bi (46 min)----(2.09%)---> 209Ti (2.2 min)----> 209Pb (3.3 min)----> 209Bi
# 213Bi (46 min)----(97.91%)---> 209Pb (3.3 min)----> 209Bi
#(Technically, 209Bi isn't really stable, but it has a half-life of more than 10^19
#years, a billion times the age of the universe, so it might as well be). Starting
#with a sample consisting of 10,000 atoms of 213Bi, simulate the decay of atoms as
#in Example 10.1 by dividing time into slices of length delta t = 1 s each and on
#each step doing the following:

# (A): For each atom of 209Pb in turn, decide at random, with the appropriate probability,
#whether it decays or not. (The probability can be calculated from Eq. (10.3) in the book).
# Count the total number that decay, subtract it from the number of 209Pb atoms, and add
#it to the number of 209Bi atoms.

import pylab as pl
import numpy as np

lam_Pb = 0.0035 # Decay Rate
dt = 1.0 # Time Step
s0 = s = 10000 # Initial number of nuclei
t0 = 0.0 # Initial Time
N = 2000 # Number of steps

# Initialize lists of results s, t, and e lists
slist = []
tlist = []
elist = []

for i in range(N): # Perform N Euler Steps
    e = s0*pl.exp(-lam_Pb*(t0)) # Compute Exact Solution
    d = 100.0*(abs(e-s)/e) # Get Percent Difference
    f = 4*'%7.3f' # Output Format
    slist.append(s) # Keep the s Value
    tlist.append(t0) # Keep the Time
    elist.append(e) # Keep Exact Solution
    s += -lam_Pb*s*dt # Compute the Change in s Using the Euler Algorithm
    t0 += dt # Increment the Time

# Approximate Point at Which the Equation Goes From Linear to Exponential Decay
e_1 = s0*pl.exp(-lam_Pb*(500))
print 'The approximate average decayed nuclei for Pb is:', round(e_1,3)
print 'The aprroximate number of undecayed nuclei for Pb at 500s is:', round(e_1-s,3)

# Plotting and Showing Results
pl.plot(tlist, slist, 'g.', tlist, elist, 'r-')
pl.xlabel('Time(s)')
pl.ylabel('Number of remaining nuclei')
pl.title('Radioactive Decay')
pl.legend(['Euler Algorithm', 'Exact Solution'])
pl.show()

# (B): Now do the same for 209Ti, except that decaying atoms are subtracted from the
#total for 209Ti and added to the total for 209Pb.

import pylab as pl
import numpy as np

lam_Tl = 0.00525 # Decay Rate
dt = 4.0 # Time Step
s0 = s = 10000 # Initial number of nuclei
t0 = 0.0 # Initial Time
N = 500 # Number of steps

# Initialize lists of results s, t, and e lists
slist = []
tlist = []
elist = []

for i in range(N): # Perform N Euler Steps
    e = s0*pl.exp(-lam_Tl*(t0)) # Compute Exact Solution
    d = 100.0*(abs(e-s)/e) # Get Percent Difference
    f = 4*'%7.3f' # Output Format
    slist.append(s) # Keep the s Value
    tlist.append(t0) # Keep the Time
    elist.append(e) # Keep Exact Solution
    s += -lam_Tl*s*dt # Compute the Change in s Using the Euler Algorithm
    t0 += dt # Increment the Time

# Approximate Point at Which the Equation Goes From Linear to Exponential Decay
Pb_decayed = 1737.739
Pb_undecayed = 1728.732
e_1 = s0*pl.exp(-lam_Tl*(500))
c = Pb_decayed+e_1
print 'The approximate average decayed nuclei for Tl is:', round(e_1,3)
print 'The aprroximate number of undecayed nuclei for Tl at 500s is:', round(e_1-s,3)
print 'The approximate total of decayed nuclei is:', round(c,3)

# Plotting and Showing Results
pl.plot(tlist, slist, 'g.', tlist, elist, 'r-')
pl.xlabel('Time(s)')
pl.ylabel('Number of remaining nuclei')
pl.title('Radioactive Decay')
pl.legend(['Euler Algorithm', 'Exact Solution'])
pl.show()

# (C): For 213Bi the situation is more complicated: when a 213Bi atom decays you have
#to decide at random with the appropriate probability the route by which it decays.
# Count the numbers that decay by each route and add and subtract accordingly.

import pylab as pl
import numpy as np

lam_213 = 2.19e-27 # Decay Rate
dt = 4.47e26 # Time Step
s0 = s = 10000 # Initial number of nuclei
t0 = 0.0 # Initial Time
N = 10000 # Number of steps

# Initialize lists of results s, t, and e lists
slist = []
tlist = []
elist = []

for i in range(N): # Perform N Euler Steps
    e = s0*pl.exp(-lam_213*(t0)) # Compute Exact Solution
    d = 100.0*(abs(e-s)/e) # Get Percent Difference
    f = 4*'%7.3f' # Output Format
    slist.append(s) # Keep the s Value
    tlist.append(t0) # Keep the Time
    elist.append(e) # Keep Exact Solution
    s += -lam_213*s*dt # Compute the Change in s Using the Euler Algorithm
    t0 += dt # Increment the Time

# Approximate Point at Which the Equation Goes From Linear to Exponential Decay
Pb_decayed = 1737.739
Pb_undecayed = 1728.732
Tl_decayed = 724.398
Tl_undecayed = 724.151
Total_Tl_Pb = 2462.137
e_1 = s0*pl.exp(-lam_213*(500))
c = e_1-Pb_decayed-Tl_decayed
print 'The approximate average decayed nuclei for Tl is:', round(e_1,3)
print 'The aprroximate number of undecayed nuclei for Tl at 500s is:', round(e_1-s,3)
print 'The approximate total of decayed nuclei is:', round(c,3)

# Plotting and Showing Results
pl.plot(tlist, slist, 'g.', tlist, elist, 'r-')
pl.xlabel('Time(s)')
pl.ylabel('Number of remaining nuclei')
pl.title('Radioactive Decay')
pl.legend(['Euler Algorithm', 'Exact Solution'])
pl.show()

# Note that you have to work up the chain from the bottom like this, not down from the
#top, to avoid inadvertently making the same atom decay twice on a single step. Keep
#track of the number of atoms each of the four isotopes at all times for 20,000 seconds
#and make a graph showing the four numbers as a function of time on the same axes.

# For full credit: Upload your program to you Github (make project for HW6) along with
#a text file (.txt) and a image file (.png or .eps) showing the graph it produces.


I would prefer type aliases for these


This is not what you did


We have made some changes to make our tutorial better and it is hard to find someone to go through the text since it's a really long tutorial, so can we pull an issue to ask for help and they can get some extra credit for helping us? Also one question about the grade, the Linux installed credit is included in the total score. Should it be an extra credit?


Some underscores in here...


CBECC (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2039 of 2157 tests passed)

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:smile: :smiley: :grinning: :laughing: :tada:


If we're doing es6, I believe we can do `pth.startsWith(csspath)` etc


Is there a way to do this without the while True? Like maybe while len(next_link) == 0? I know it's the same here, but I'm not a fan of while True's in shared code because it's easy to delete the wrong line and end up in an infinite loop of hitting someone's website.


missing @ for username


bergstroem -> jbergstroem


@mikermcneil Why is this done?

It's pretty nice having the id in the `beforeUpdate` so you can do things like check previous value and if anything changed. For example, resending a verification email if you change the email.

Right now the alternative is to make a policy and put `req.param('id')` onto body.


Maybe use https://www.npmjs.com/package/mime-types ?


Please give an example of where this could happen


This is a great update. PUSH!


Seems like this is only correct for method and constructor parameters, but what about functions?


Should probably have a 400 responder here.


Did you mean hhvm-dev?


> uPy not being able to compile with warnings interfere's with other's development, those who are embedding it into a system that can't/won't turn of certain warnings.

How that relates to unix port?

> unix is supposed to be the testing port

Production, too (which means build for all systems out there).

> (otherwise why have asserts and all features enabled?)

Because unix port is not so constrained as MCU ports, so they're enabled in *default* (not "testing" or anything) build.

> Warnings should be checked against all code (not just a subset from other ports).

But what we're talking about, unix build is now broken, development blocked (I have to patch and unpatch Makefile all the time).


I think I prefer a parse error here


Wrap this line


@robertcasto @sjennison We can't make this a blocking operation as customers behind firewalls will completely break the cert loading process.  We need to thread this operation out.


The tutorial is in the link below if you would like to check if it is better in content :
https://github.com/jinhangwang/gitPro


reading this again, wouldn't this throw if the current type is the base type and not the derived type?
Is this prevented because key.ModelType will always represent derived type ?


Also, I don't understand the difference between annotations and decorators. I would prefer to conflate them into one concept.


Actually, besides node, I'm not sure what any of these parameters are.


This looks great to me.  For a final (optional) spit polish, I think the `if (packet.nodes ().size () == 0)` clause could be moved in front of the creation of the vectors.  That `if` will almost never fail, so moving it is unimportant from an efficiency perspective.  But it would slightly reduce the scope of the vectors which slightly improves maintainability.  I understand that you were just leaving the original structure alone.


> uPy not being able to compile with warnings interfere's with other's development, those who are embedding it into a system that can't/won't turn of certain warnings.
>
> How that relates to unix port?

Because unix port is used to make sure all the code can compile with warnings enabled.  Otherwise we need some other "port" that can do this test.

> But what we're talking about, unix build is now broken,

Not for me, nor Travis.  What version of readline do you use?  I have 6.3 it seems.


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/13028/testReport/) for this commit**


If there's a `.then(function (data) {...}).catch(function (error) {...})` it will catch exceptions in the then handler and rejections by the promise.


CBECC (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Thanks!

I guess I put that bit together in a rush and never checked it over :).

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You can also use s.WriteUInt32 ;)

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And what we should concentrate on is producing error-free, not warning-free code. Relation of warnings to errors is largely overstated (what I told many times). Here's real error: https://github.com/micropython/micropython/commit/69922c602cea2b54c30b04078f066717b18425d6 . No "warnings" allow to find it. Here're the changes which allow to find it: https://github.com/micropython/micropython/pull/1166 , so it would be much better concentrating in those things rather than work around warnings.


@jruckle for links, the path is based on the folder name in Github, so this should be `../Release Notes/2015-03-05-cloud-platform-release-notes/`

Note the case sensitivity.


Won't route handlers need to define contextTypes for this to work?


@cydh: yeah that's true. A few things might need to be recalculated after it's adjusted. That's why I left it at a "basic" implementation. I can try to clean it up some more.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1079
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1079
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1113
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1295
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1295
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/266


I got a error like that and i have no idea :( http://pastebin.com/t75Hkxzr
any help? without LTO the ROM compiled fine


precedent


Space missing inside }.


Do not put a space between a method name and the opening parenthesis.


Do not prefix reader method names with `get_`.


Assignment Branch Condition size for all is too high. [20.32/15]


Use `next` to skip iteration.


Assignment Branch Condition size for setup_gon_for_index is too high. [27.07/15]


Extra empty line detected at class body end.


Block argument expression is not on the same line as the block start.


Useless assignment to variable - `upencja`.


Nope, but I'll make it clearer.


maybe just foreach this


We add most of the dusts by ourselves (see [here](https://github.com/BCA-Team/Buildcraft-Additions/blob/2.1.x/src/main/java/buildcraftAdditions/compat/metals/CompatMetals.java) and [here](https://github.com/BCA-Team/Buildcraft-Additions/blob/2.1.x/src/main/java/buildcraftAdditions/BuildcraftAdditions.java#L98-L118)).
So most recipes you register are redundant...


Tole se ne obnese, na mojem računalniku slike seveda niso v tej mapi. Bolje bi bilo imeti relativno pot, se pravi samo `"images"`. In an OSX se uporablja `/` namesto `\` za ločevanje map ene od druge. Še najbolj prav pa je, da uporabiš funkcijo [os.path.join](https://docs.python.org/3.4/library/os.path.html#os.path.join) iz [os.path](https://docs.python.org/3.4/library/os.path.html).


fast-forwarding master to auto = 4eb26065


Oh, yeah, I will put this on the TODO list as well. Don't know what to do, probably save the last volume and re-use it somehow. But I'll think of something.


Not need, because is not function like. May be possile to use " do { ms; } whlile (0)"


yup. its broken on lollipop


and @arco  any review for the other kernel updates?


@chamibuddhika - what do we expect to see in terms of the effect of #threads on overhead?


what this pattern change is supposed to do?

can you show your example?

as what i see, you broke it, your rule makes "issue" word optional, making more stuff linked as issues, like ` #123` (note the leading space!)


`key.ModelType` is the type that we're retrieving properties for.


why the extra leading space?


Hopefully completing this step will suck all changes together??


saw approval from glennw
at https://github.com/frewsxcv/servo/commit/9101fa621a45d8f47eb6d2fb67241b73572e6ece


merging frewsxcv/servo/constellation-cleanup = 9101fa62 into auto


frewsxcv/servo/constellation-cleanup = 9101fa62 merged ok, testing candidate = 075f667c


No. What happens on if (x)  tracef(fmt, args...) else ... ?
tracef() is expected to be a function from some usage contexts.


Ok, je vois, merci pour la précision ! :)


Attempted Wailia fix


No. Think about if (x) stack_trace() else ...


Yeah, but if there are any metals you happen to not add support for then having AOBD is worth it.

As for the redundant recipes... I add them using IMC, all you'd need to do is check if I'm not adding a recipe that already exists and only adds the ones that don't :3


Нужно будет добавить текст с ресурсов лаяут файлах в русурсы strings.xml


hi :D


Massa, entendi como funciona!


82420068_GridViewMultiEdit (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2162 of 2182 tests passed)

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I guess this makes sense, I'm wondering how to do it without having both the decorator type and the annotation type.


Cool!


classConstructorType


> Because unix port is used to make sure all the code can compile with warnings enabled. Otherwise we need some other "port" that can do this test.

Ok, let's do that.

> Not for me, nor Travis. What version of readline do you use? I have 6.3 it seems.

I have "a version" of readline. How does version matter? It shows that artificial warnings don't work with real-world's code (and that's the purpose of unix port - to integrate with vast real-world code, written per various real-world (not artificial) C standards). It's big luck that I spotted the issue on 2nd day, and it's not the case that we find it on google that someone posted on blog "I tried to build micropython and it errored out in my face like no other software before, what a crap!". There're people who don't read README and then report that build doesn't work for them (http://forum.micropython.org/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=517), but now the build is just broken without hope.

P.S.
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ii  libreadline-dev:amd64                                       6.3-4ubuntu2                                        amd64        GNU readline and history libraries, development files
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Stock ubuntu 14.04.


Outros cartões afetados - #94, #115, #123, #68 e #43


`/dev/ttyUSB0`, and `COM4` are not only not portable but also not stable. On Unix at least you can do `/dev/serial/by-id/usb-Saanlima_Pipistrello_LX45_4001005....`. But there are multiple different problems here.

1. default values: i would say no default is the best here thus making the device url/path a mandatory parameter.

2. url-vs-file-vs-name: the overall name would be "device" which applies both to urls or file paths or file names, thus `"-d", "--device"` or even better, taking it as a positional argument.

3. `hwgrep://` attaching to non-serial-ports is a non-problem. everything is a file. you can always try to attach to non-serial-ports.


@olegrise is this change intentional?


This commit introduced a problem for me using base16-tomorrow and Tmuxline (with airline setting). Whenever I start vim now, the color that used to be white in my Tmux theme becomes dark grey.


Thanks!


Ronald Kriemann <rok@mis.mpg.de> has implemented a version of H-matrix arithmetics that seems to scale well on Xeon Phi systems (and probably also on standard PC processors). He uses a task graph to manage the different steps of the algorithm (cf. http://www.mis.mpg.de/preprints/2014/preprint2014_5.pdf), and this approach seems to work quite well. As far as I know, Benoit Lise has also followed this approach when designing his implementation for Airbus.

Sven Christophersen <svc@informatik.uni-kiel.de> and I are currently considering different approaches to the question of parallelization. If we are successful, something may turn up in the next release :-)


This commit creates a problem.


It will check if there is a recipe with the same ItemStack as an input, but it won't check that if you use OreDict names to register a recipe. Will fix ASAP.


Would it be possible to simplify the control flow here? I find it kind of hard to follow.


We should not throw a PortalException here (or in other similar cases in this class) since that exception class is just meant to be the parent of more specific exceptions but it does not have any semantic by itself. I would suggest creating a more specific exception and probably making it a RuntimeException (by extending SystemException) instead of checked.

I'm also not a big fan of catching Exception. Isn't it possible to catch a more specific exception?


Habría que ver si la animación del tooltip está bien, o la hacemos más sutil. @facudipierro


Actually,

I used your mod Reddit for Chirpy, quite a bit to get an idea of the api functionality about Chirper. I have a few questions if you don't mind? Mainly on using the MessageManager.

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Date: Fri, 20 Mar 2015 21:50:59 +0000

Thanks!

I guess I put that bit together in a rush and never checked it over :).

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You can also use s.WriteUInt32 ;)

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Theoretically it should spam the console with warnings :P


@olegrise see this issue https://github.com/Rise-Vision/ng-core-api-client/issues/18. My suggestion is to use `storeAPI.currency.list().then(...` (as a promise) rather than `execute()` going forward in our services. Let me know what you think. Thanks!


Some of the new images are great :)

There's another bunch of 'Special' rarity cards in vintage masters - would be nice to get the new images.

http://magiccards.info/scans/en/vma/1.jpg [Ancestral Recall.jpg]
http://magiccards.info/scans/en/vma/4.jpg [Black Lotus.jpg]
http://magiccards.info/scans/en/vma/5.jpg [Mox Emerald.jpg]
http://magiccards.info/scans/en/vma/6.jpg [Mox Jet.jpg]
http://magiccards.info/scans/en/vma/7.jpg [Mox Pearl.jpg]
http://magiccards.info/scans/en/vma/8.jpg [Mox Ruby.jpg]
http://magiccards.info/scans/en/vma/9.jpg [Mox Sapphire.jpg]
http://magiccards.info/scans/en/vma/2.jpg [Time Walk.jpg]
http://magiccards.info/scans/en/vma/3.jpg [Timetwister.jpg]

Would it be worth doing the same for the Timshifted cards as well, they've not been caught.


Without adding the recipe of course


@springmeyer @camilleanne so...

1. without this `fs.writeFileSync` atom shell will hang for me on windows on the export download
2. if this write is to a *different* file it will work too
3. if this write is too short (e.g. a single character string or a `new Buffer(0)`) it will hang still
4. it *has to be an fs.writeFileSync* so far, setTimeout or setImmediate do not get around the hang

@sbma44 was a second pair of eyes for me on this as I was debugging and we both agree it feels a bit like some kind of atom + windows + write buffer interaction bug. I also don't feel good at all about writeFileSync + arbitrary string being a solution.

I'm thinking about pausing on this and considering an approach where atom-shell does no `fs.write`'ing at all and instead requests the server to stream the file to disk at the user-chosen location.


ooh - leave it better than you found it!


could just do self.constraint_enforce_function is not None


Since there isn't a difference between `temp_model` and the actual model, why do you need the `temp_model` at all?

After your changes it's only used for `self.create_model(temp_model)`. I think you could use the actual model instead.


Indexer too


@SunsetBlade The issue does not actually cause an error because I put an if statement on line 54 of the CharacterSelectPanel class. The view seems to be null when the CharacterSelectPanel is created, this means that an image can't be shown on the CharacterDetailsPanel when the window is first opened.


Need a DB_PORT too (for whatever reason my postgres wants to open on 5432).  I guess DB_HOST can include this.  Or just take a connection string straight up, and don't construct it.

Confirming the DB connects has been a bit annoying, would be good if it tried to make a connection immediately and bailed out (process.exit()?) when it failed.


Linux was a required assignment, not extra credit, so it's included in the grade.

Feel free to post an issue asking for help, but I can't offer extra credit for the person helping.  Did you try the writing center?


Adding the OreDict check is probably wise :3
As for the console warning spam... not much to do about that, I don't think it's really an issue we need to bother with.


@ryanflorence I think you forgot to update the Readme about the 0.13 status


Hello, I know this is not the right place for questioning, but I didn't find any other place to get helped.
I'm using suds as client and I'm having problem creating complex types, when I call factory.create('Myclass') it simply get stuck and after a long time returns a Memory Error.
I think it runs an infinite recursion because if I interrupt its execution it returns this stacktrace above.
Is there anyway to avoid this recursion?
Sorry again for this inconvenience.
revimanaus@gmail.com

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/client.pyc in create(self, name)
    239         else:
    240             try:
--> 241                 result = self.builder.build(type)
    242             except Exception, e:
    243                 log.error("create '%s' failed", name, exc_info=True)

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in build(self, name)
     58             if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     59                 continue
---> 60             self.process(data, child, history[:])
     61         return data
     62

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     91                 if self.skip_child(child, ancestry):
     92                     continue
---> 93                 self.process(data, child, history[:])
     94
     95     def add_attributes(self, data, type):

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/builder.pyc in process(self, data, type, history)
     83                     md.sxtype = resolved
     84                     md.ordering = self.ordering(resolved)
---> 85         setattr(data, type.name, value)
     86         if value is not None:
     87             data = value

/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/suds/sudsobject.pyc in __setattr__(self, name, value)
    132         self.__metadata__ = Metadata()
    133
--> 134     def __setattr__(self, name, value):
    135         builtin =  name.startswith('__') and name.endswith('__')
    136         if not builtin and \

KeyboardInterrupt:


Not found does not render very well, almost illegible...


Very useful stuff. Thank you for sharing, @mniebling !


We need some 500 errors too.  The addon is getting confused by some 200 error pages.


:dancers:


Goodwork Samantha!


... unless `create_model` operates on both the database and the state, and inconsistent state would ensue.

In that case, perhaps the comment could be improved. It isn't really "for the new state".


Ok.


@MrTomWhite , @Sridhar-MS and I chatted offline and agree with you on the need for a separation of concerns. Sridhar is going with a capabilities-first implementation to enable us to modify the CSharpWriter ASAP and we feel that adding generic OdcmAnnotations into the pipeline is a step we can take once the down-stream writing activities are in progress. We're delaying this work for the time being to make sure we can meet our desired timelines.


I was thinking that it would show adaptive is capable of maintaining overhead under given threshold (if it really does so) when the number of threads increased. I was thinking of final overhead here.


Yup, executing `self.sql_delete_table` sounds easier than messing with table alteration methods, since you don't have a migration state to update.


Shouldn't these strings be coming from the Capabilitiy.TermName property?


Ooh, another one:

```
http://magiccards.info/scans/en/jr/49.jpg [Natural Order.jpg]
```

This is a strange one, originally in Visions, then reprinted in Portal (One of the starter sets with very basic card text) - the only version that exists with correct oracle is a foil unfortunately.


You still aren't emitting the message or any other fields?
IOException inherits from Throwable (http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Throwable.html) and exposes a few goodies:
- getMessage()
- toString()


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can save you some effort here: http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/locale/wstring_convert


@nicolaslazartekaqui @afmelo @marcello mas essa action admin é só o global? porque tem o admin do site, acho que esse fix foi porque estava requerendo usuário admin no admin do site, sendo que o certo é requerer user admin no admin global


This is much better, thanks!


This is now included in https://github.com/skurfuerst/Flowpack.SearchPlugin/pull/3


other than the response about exception output, this looks great!


@schildbach yes, I saw your PR.
I think you guys already sorted this issue, so nothing more to add from my side.


@YoshiShaPow Plase , don't provide build with this . I have to update the kernel to lp base for cm-12 ( this one is kk for cm-12 )
I will push it to my repos tomorrow


@mitsch2000 Can you please have a look.


This has been adapted and included in https://github.com/skurfuerst/Flowpack.SearchPlugin/pull/3


I couldn't find a good doc for the advertisement packet from Gelo. But majorId was coming back wrong from the scanner every time. Finally, realized they weren't adding the null to the end of the bits in the majorid assignment.  I tested this in my app and it seems to now be returning the configured majorid correctly.


other than the comments above, these tests look great! please implement the fix to the animint.js renderer code, and then I will merge with master.


I imagine it's *intentionally* using ```=``` rather than ```==``` here, because ```$endpoint_url``` hasn't been defined yet, so there's nothing to compare…i.e. it's doing the assignment and comparison in a single operation, shorthand for the code:
```php
$endpoint_url = self::discover($target);
if ($endpoint_url) {
```


I would call the parameters decoratorType and decoratorTargetType


Isn't it possible somehow to hide this complexity in a getter?


We can turn on the warnings for the coverage version of the unix build.  How about that?


Nice, +1 on this.  I imagine this cutting down on quite a bit of boilerplate as we add more tests that use scassandra.


did you check to see if any existing KBs link to this file?


Mmm, I checked if any API docs do, but I'll update the KB links too. Good call, thanks.


It would be useful to document how this used, e.g.
```php
// Return a HTTP 201 (Created) response when a 'webmention' is successfully added.
define('VINCULUM_WEBMENTION_ACCEPTED', 201);
```


Thanks


Avoid the "No newline at end of file" warning if possible.


@leo-souza @afmelo @marcello isso aconteceu porque a action `admin` do global está no `application_controller`, ideal é colocar essa action em outro controller que não seja o application já que todos os controllers herdam dele


Debug code to be removed.


Oh I see what this is doing. I still want to find a way to do this with one type per decorator target kind.


Sounds good, and disable readline with command-like params for it (should help coverage too). Or create separate makefile target.


This fails for oracle adapter


1) настройка многоязычности
/admin/config.php
добавил $config['multilingual'] = true;
используется в pages и languages

2) добавил тестовую smtp_mail()
до конца не протестирована

3) добавил функцию читабельности текста readability()

4) в modules/feedback.php поправил поле кому ответить

5) прокомментировал функции


r+


We're in the clear. ;-)


Ah, yes, why use utils when toString() will do a better job. Got it.


@arthurhjorth, this uses `__hsb-old` and `__approximate-hsb-old`. I don't know the context around these primitive changes, but that strikes me as odd for a code example. Shouldn't the example use the new primitives? If not, the info tab should probably say something about it.


I mean, you can try to ask me questions, and I'll try to answer... I don't know everything, though!


> disable readline with command-like params for it (should help coverage too)

?  readline compiles and runs fine on Travis and increases coverage because it runs extra code.  Also it's good to test the REPL functions.


test


good


Pardon me, but this is a silly test.
Think, or test before posting.

a) a bishop can give at most 2 safe checks, usually only one
b) if it can give only 1 safe check, the new value will be 11/2, which after rounding, identical to the old one, 6
c) if it can give 2 safe checks, the oldvalue was 12, the new one is 11

Attack units is not sensitive enough for such a small, and rare  change,


It seems apparent to me, but I'm wondering if there is a way we can make it more obvious to the user that the parameter was truncated?  '...' usually implicitly means it's truncated, but i'm worried a user could actually interpret the '...' as being part of their value.


@yhahn crazy. If you are still on the machine, I'd be interested if the bug persists if you switch out the node.exe with s3://mapbox/node-cpp11/blockingio/v0.10.33/x64/node.exe.


No problem! I'm just organizing my repos


This plugin is a joke. You're being used...


Wrong rename. Missing y


You should have thought things through before making the code look like KillMoney's. You left the messages the way they were.


La cuota la dejamos anual?


:D


I'm just a bit confused about how it works in general. It's a fairly specific setup but I'll try to explain it clearly (code can be found on github, in SuperChirper.cs primarily.

I've been replacing messages by deleting them and adding new messages to the ChirpPanel. However I also have a toggle function, which sets chirper to inactive. If I use this toggle on the default incoming messages, they persist when chirper is toggled back on. However, with my custom made chirps which I add myself after I toggle they are all lost. I think this has to do with the message manager not logging them, but I'm not sure on an easy way to make it do so?

Any ideas?

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I mean, you can try to ask me questions, and I'll try to answer... I don't know everything, though!

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ok, the view is null because it is in the middle of being created when you
attempt to access it

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> @SunsetBlade <https://github.com/SunsetBlade> The issue does not actually
> cause an error because I put an if statement on line 54 of the
> CharacterSelectPanel class. The view seems to be null when the
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LGTM, thanks!


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Ah, right. I guess, gcov can't deal with #ifdef's lines "right"?


Well the utils probably just returns the stacktrace (based on the function name).


Yes it can.


r+


Shouldn't be called `validUntil` ?


It should be in readme here


86046200_CondenserToZone_New (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1167 of 1171 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.66%25-yellow.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-69.75%25-green.svg)


Maybe the best way to do it is to just instantiate the global decorator type with its target right off the bat, and then check the compatibility between that and the decorator's type. For the class case, where you have a constraint, you don't actually need to check that constraint, because you have a class, which is compatible with Function by definition.


GridViewBugFixes (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2087 of 2184 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-95.56%25-yellow.svg)


I must admit that my head is not fully in the right place to be offering ideas here, but I think it's a-ok to pass the adapter around within this module, if that helps.

Also, I think the notion of each adapter having its own model should go away. Instead, a controller should have an adapter and a model but they should be sibling properties, not nested.

That will make stuff like this a lot less awkward:
https://github.com/endpoints/endpoints/blob/master/modules/adapter-bookshelf/index.js#L163-L165


Why do we need this?


79453838-AutomateSomeDocumentation (mbadams5) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1671 of 1673 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.88%25-yellow.svg)


CBECC (kbenne) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2144 of 2157 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.4%25-yellow.svg)


That seems good. Beware, you are becoming a coder...


If we do, do a tuning run, we should probably include the normal passer variables because the previous tuning would have counted doubled passers as the same and those doubled passers might have pulled down the average value of passers.


Please add a comment with a code example.


See 2e22c2b477574c22986277392d61018448709d60.


Was this moved from elsewhere?


Please add comments and code examples here


Comments + code example


It looks like `self.get_extra_kwargs()` in DRF 3.1.0 is mimicking what was happening with the `getattr(self.Meta, 'extra_kwargs', {})` call plus the subsequent `self._include_additional_options(kwargs)` call.

Might be a hackie fix since `get_fields()` changed so much in DRF 3.1.0.


What's this for?


Yours is cooler though, I haven't gotten the chance to dive in. Snappy!


GridViewBugFixes (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg)


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1080
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1080
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1114
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1296
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1296
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/267


yes, the code example should use the new prime.

—Uri

Uri Wilensky

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> @arthurhjorth, this uses __hsb-old and __approximate-hsb-old. I don't know the context around these primitive changes, but that strikes me as odd for a code example. Shouldn't the example use the new primitives? If not, the info tab should probably say something about it.
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Why not checking for an error from ParseFloat instead for the float64 default value? Or do you want to specifically disallow the first second of 1970? ;)


Mildly confused - this request has been approved by Sym, right? But they take a while to take effect on the website (which currently still says Candidate's CV)


Just `return !!node.decorators


Likewise for all of these


You're right, I need to remember to move it later.


Also @barisusakli doesn't like this version that much (not sure if he's seen yours) but I'll reiterate over time :)


Kept getting an error from `EmbeddedDocumentField` that `self.depth()` did not exist. Adding depth when calling `__init__` for `EmbeddedDocumentField`.


The old quote-constituent-character-depending-on-the-version reader trick... that's the second time I've fallen for it this month. :-)


ah,,, that makes sense. Ok, I will look into trying to set the images after all of the constructors have been called. I was just trying to emulate the behaviour that we have in the activities panel where the defaults will be correctly chosen on startup.


In general, I think the emitter needs a bunch of commenting with code samples. The comments should explain whatever caveats you need to account for, and the code examples are useful because the emitter's source code does not resemble the emitted code.


Kept getting an error from EmbeddedDocumentField that self.depth() did not exist.


fast-forwarding master to auto = 075f667c


Changes only work with DRF-3.1.0. I don't know if you want to lock the version of write a shim to work around this.


@leninkp por qué existen estos métodos si no se los utiliza?


Thanks, confirmed to build. I'll propose changes which unbreak coverage build for me later. (And note that only subset of those warnings presented problem, like for example "redundant-decls" which is completely mad imho).


i already fixed it and merged it in =P feel free to change it if you didnt
like how i did it

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> ah,,, that makes sense. Ok, I will look into trying to set the images
> after all of the constructors have been called. I was just trying to
> emulate the behaviour that we have in the activities panel where the
> defaults will be correctly chosen on startup.
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88939110-AddITEto2ZoneDataCenterExample-Issue4773 (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1663 of 1667 tests passed)

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He did this so we could have "rich" content teasers on category view (so with markdown etc), I'll write that out soon and let you know if you're interested


saw approval from Ms2ger
at https://github.com/servo/servo/commit/f7d8aea64edc3efc61d5fe5c60044b3404c60cd0


merging servo/servo/unsafe_code = f7d8aea6 into auto


servo/servo/unsafe_code = f7d8aea6 merged ok, testing candidate = 6f1452d8


доброго времени суток! давайте поговорим о заработке в интернете. каким способом вы зарабатываете? поделитесь!!!


If it's just redundant-decls that is the issue then we can remove that.


@marcosmartinezromero just wanted to draw your attention to the fix I implemented here. I ended up using the `raw` option which just pulls data straight back from the REST API. Alternatively, you can use jQuery with CORS support to hit the REST API directly. This basically just doesn't parse the JSON, it returns it as a string that the browser eval's to get the JSON representation. Looks like it's working to me, can you verify?


@samanpwbb is the trouble that this assertion passes, when you'd hope it would fail without your `animate: false` fix?


Use `isNumber` validation module. Dido for `x2`.


Use `nonnegative-integer` validation module.


This fixes bug with not showing downloaded versions of `io`


This fixes bug with not showing `io` being active.


No more underscore.


That and -Wstrict-prototypes (i.e. stuff which affects headers, which are outside of our control). P.S. until static inline is hit, but that hopefully never happens with libs like readline, whose requirement is to stay compatible down to K&R C.


r=SimonSapin


How is EF expected to read the connection string in `config.json`? App seems to fail with this error on CI

```
No data stores are configured. Configure a data store by overriding OnConfiguring in your DbContext class or in the AddDbContext method when setting up services.
```


Might be worth removing `(this information)`, since the `--description` parameter shows in other contexts too (such as autocomplete), not just the output from `vf help`.


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Extremely minor optimization added.


:+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: :+1: Very good idea putting this here.


Looks good!


See https://github.com/aspnet/EntityFramework/issues/1800. The connection string should be read out of config by app code and passed directly to UseSqlServer.


autoconf still tries to find OpenSSL, and now without this patch, configure fails to find OpenSSL on iOS (libssl.a doesn't implicitly link libcrypto.a, and the test only does `-lssl`).


I figured if I set a requirement to be DRF-3.1.0 then it might bake sense to move this to 2.1.0 so that DRF-3.0.x can potentially still be used.


@springmeyer occurs with this build of node as well. I'm assuming based on my testing that this actually has nothing to do with the server node child process at all -- that seems to be working just fine...


Yes, very interested :D hit me up!


We could also test if `$sc` = `--help` here, because people are going to try running it with `--help` too.


You should delete this commit.


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

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tienes razón, los utilice en el anterior `show` de `neuron`


This seems non-independent, because the implementation of `mono_gc_wbarrier_value_copy` would have to change as well.


@simn @ncannasse is it right to assume call-by-reference semantics for bytesdata objects?


some tests failed:
failure: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1115


Was `sgen_card_table_wbarrier_set_arrayref` unused?


I have updated the script builder to look for a file name ``CardImages.txt`` in the INPUT folder. This is actually [under source control](https://github.com/magarena/magarena-scripts-builder/blob/master/INPUT/CardImages.txt) and I have started it off with the first five entries from your list above. I think it is self-explanatory. Any image you enter here will override the automatically generated one for both scripts missing and the image link batch updater - it's definitive!


Done, added the CharSet attribute to every P/Invoke that takes in a string


Not that I know of.  A [Google search for scons "-isystem"](https://www.google.com/search?q=scons+"-isystem") turns up hits of people putting `-isystem` in CXXFLAGS by hand and [one reference to a recent change that fixed `ParseFlags` handling of `-isystem`](https://bitbucket.org/scons/scons/pull-request/184/support-isystem-in-parseflags/diff).  I was going to ask whether the RPi SDK had a `pkg-config` file that could be read, but since unpatched SCons would not handle `-isystem` from it, there is no point.  I think your proposed change is the best we can do, though I would rather see it in `$CPPFLAGS` so that `clang` does not warn when `ccache` splits the preprocessing and compilation phases.


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saw approval from SimonSapin
at https://github.com/Ms2ger/servo/commit/32d1e31c9003a59403d0d517b851f408d20873a5


merging Ms2ger/servo/fs = 32d1e31c into auto


Ms2ger/servo/fs = 32d1e31c merged ok, testing candidate = ec60f292


@dpgeorge : I hope you agree with arg name change. Then it should be propagated to other mp_load* friends.


Is a memory barrier not necessary here?


Here is a comment on the red line


Where does the line note end up?


So, thanks for this first code contrib :)

As for my comments:
- You need to work on the [next branch](https://github.com/lutris/lutris/tree/next), unless you want to deal with some hairy merging before sending your pull request. ;)
- I would argue that "No change" doesn't make a lot of sense from a user standpoint. I would be fine with "Auto" or "Wine default". But the ideal would be to add " (default)" to what we know is wine's default, and make this option erase the registry key.


Export seems more accurate, extract implies you're selecting a subset, and that's not necessarily the case, not the default behavior anyways: `rkt export coreos.com/etcd etcd-exported` is a wholesale export of the image's contents to the filesystem.


This is super old right?

On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 3:44 PM, Xiangrui Meng <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> [SPARK-1212] Adding sparse data support and update KMeans
>
> Continue our discussions from
> https://github.com/apache/incubator-spark/pull/575
>
> This PR is WIP because it depends on a SNAPSHOT version of breeze.
>
> Per previous discussions and benchmarks, I switched to breeze for linear
> algebra operations. @dlwh and I made some improvements to breeze to keep
> its performance comparable to the bare-bone implementation, including norm
> computation and squared distance. This is why this PR needs to depend on a
> SNAPSHOT version of breeze.
>
> @fommil , please find the notice of using netlib-core in `NOTICE`. This is
> following Apache's instructions on appropriate labeling.
>
> I'm going to update this PR to include:
>
> 1. Fast distance computation: using `\|a\|_2^2 + \|b\|_2^2 - 2 a^T b` when
> it doesn't introduce too much numerical error. The squared norms are
> pre-computed. Otherwise, computing the distance between the center (dense)
> and a point (possibly sparse) always takes O(n) time.
>
> 2. Some numbers about the performance.
>
> 3. A released version of breeze. @dlwh, a minor release of breeze will
> help this PR get merged early. Do you mind sharing breeze's release plan?
> Thanks!
>
> Author: Xiangrui Meng <meng@databricks.com>
>
> Closes #117 from mengxr/sparse-kmeans and squashes the following commits:
>
> 67b368d [Xiangrui Meng] fix SparseVector.toArray
> 5eda0de [Xiangrui Meng] update NOTICE
> 67abe31 [Xiangrui Meng] move ArrayRDDs to mllib.rdd
> 1da1033 [Xiangrui Meng] remove dependency on commons-math3 and compute
> EPSILON directly
> 9bb1b31 [Xiangrui Meng] optimize SparseVector.toArray
> 226d2cd [Xiangrui Meng] update Java friendly methods in Vectors
> 238ba34 [Xiangrui Meng] add VectorRDDs with a converter from
> RDD[Array[Double]]
> b28ba2f [Xiangrui Meng] add toArray to Vector
> e69b10c [Xiangrui Meng] remove examples/JavaKMeans.java, which is replaced
> by mllib/examples/JavaKMeans.java
> 72bde33 [Xiangrui Meng] clean up code for distance computation
> 712cb88 [Xiangrui Meng] make Vectors.sparse Java friendly
> 27858e4 [Xiangrui Meng] update breeze version to 0.7
> 07c3cf2 [Xiangrui Meng] change Mahout to breeze in doc use a simple lower
> bound to avoid unnecessary distance computation
> 6f5cdde [Xiangrui Meng] fix a bug in filtering finished runs
> 42512f2 [Xiangrui Meng] Merge branch 'master' into sparse-kmeans
> d6e6c07 [Xiangrui Meng] add predict(RDD[Vector]) to KMeansModel
> 42b4e50 [Xiangrui Meng] line feed at the end
> a4ace73 [Xiangrui Meng] Merge branch 'fast-dist' into sparse-kmeans
> 3ed1a24 [Xiangrui Meng] add doc to BreezeVectorWithSquaredNorm
> 0107e19 [Xiangrui Meng] update NOTICE
> 87bc755 [Xiangrui Meng] tuned the KMeans code: changed some for loops to
> while, use view to avoid copying arrays
> 0ff8046 [Xiangrui Meng] update KMeans to use fastSquaredDistance
> f355411 [Xiangrui Meng] add BreezeVectorWithSquaredNorm case class
> ab74f67 [Xiangrui Meng] add fastSquaredDistance for KMeans
> 4e7d5ca [Xiangrui Meng] minor style update
> 07ffaf2 [Xiangrui Meng] add dense/sparse vector data models and
> conversions to/from breeze vectors use breeze to implement KMeans in order
> to support both dense and sparse data
>
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>


dealing with chrome versions that don't have DTLS support. Which are > 12 months old.


That would probably be a good idea...OS X has a pretty clear pattern in that area so it would be pretty useful to write.

I opened issue "Implement a SafeHandle / Disposable infrastructure for OS X #1196" to track (please double check to make sure I didn't miss anything)


Oh cool :grinning:

Just found some more in the scripts_missing folder so I'll put a whole bunch in there. At least getting them done manually before the next release will be better than wresting with other bits and pieces.


Next in the changelog will be 'fix github logo' ... heh. :wink:


CHANGE THE NAME


Other issue is that after this patch, it's 100% clear that this piece of code matches this func: https://github.com/micropython/micropython/blob/master/py/objtype.c#L418 . So, duplication would rather be eliminated, but that means calling on this pretty critical path a function, which means extra stack usage. But I think we should go for that, plating with inline if there're concerns.


I think it would be a nice feature to make also ClassColor enable for the Game Menu Color. :+1:


Perfect.


I can't see the NOTICE file anywhere, could you please link me?


Think I got them all..let me know if I missed any


89224666-FixNANProblems-Issue4557 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1668 of 1674 tests passed)

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Actually I had a div in the footer.tpl with a indefinite progress loader
with the white backdrop overlay. Looks pretty cool, but took it off for now.

On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 6:38 PM, psychobunny <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Also @barisusakli <https://github.com/barisusakli> doesn't like this
> version that much (not sure if he's seen yours) but I'll reiterate over
> time :)
>
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> .
>


What are the symptoms of the problem fixed by this change?


aah, probably somebody pushed a commit somewhere and because we were pulled in by name we got notified. One of the few buggy things in github :smile:


Done


Probably


OK.


89224666-FixNANProblems-Issue4557 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Statistics does not feel right for this kind of info - http://linux.die.net/man/2/fstat does not talk about it as statistics.

I would call it GetFileStatusFromPath, GetFileInformationFromPath, ... or something like that. (Once you do that, corefx_stat may get renamed to match as well.)


Made pull request https://github.com/nirbheek/cerbero/pull/23


A number of these in the logs:

```
Fatal Error (count = 155)
Blame:
URL: https://www.findthebest.com/widgets/search/review?search=kVnIuSzMvp6&result=64392065237&vote...
Recoverable fatal error: Object of class DBValueNow could not be converted to string in FindTheBest\DB\SQLQuery->quote() (line 1099 of /var/www/public_html/sites/all/vendor/FindTheBest/DB/src/SQLQuery.php).
```

I don't see any problems with this change, but might be worth checking?


I think it is the right approach. It have suggested it earlier to solve similar problems as well.

> I'm happy to write a test in the PAL

I do not think we need to be adding tests for these super simple wrappers (unless you want to). They are not testing anything interesting - the interesting testing is done by the framework code and its tests.


=) depois vou tentar escrever mais alguma coisa


I have no idea what I'm doing


looks great! Nice.


This commit's missing a signoff and the module prefix


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> At least getting them done manually before the next release will be better than wrestling with other bits and pieces.

Yes I agree - it is important that we get the images sorted before the next release, probably more than anything else, otherwise I forsee many complaints from new users! I guess we could just tell them to use Text Mode...or perhaps not.


develop (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2098 of 2196 tests passed)

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Yes it's ok.


Where would you like bugs to be reported?


Hi @mkassner, you have talked about a new plugin manager. But for this new plugin I am not seeing any huge change. Please, could you briefly point out what I should care about the plugin manager?


@vcaputo I avoided export since in my head it makes me think that we are exporting the original ACI to a file on disk. Like this workflow:

```
$ rkt image export coreos.com/etcd etcd.aci
$ tar xzvf etcd.aci
...
```


@crimeofheart Yes, I just reverted. And re-cherry picked simple governor.


I'll add it


@crimeofheart Thank you. :)


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It's too critical and the func needs too many args.  I would go for a macro.

Well, really we need a full benchmark to see if it indeed slows down, and also examine the stack usage.


Apparently OpenGL Extensions are stored separately in QT and this line needs to be added to the project file.


r+


These two lines need to be added to the project file in order to force clang++ to use C++11 to compile. Without this, I would get errors like #include <mutex> 'No such file' on OSX.


Thanks for the writeup. Suggest add a Stackoverflow entry to explain this in more detail.


这个一点点的改进


Most of the changes here were produced by QT Creator. I guess this file would be in a .gitignore file in a real programming context.


I will use GetFileInformationFromPath/ corefx_fileinfo.


@pon Just fyi - I didn't increment the package.json version in case that is something you want to do before merging.


Again, generated by QT Creator. Should probably be ignored, no important stuff in here.


rax retry tests


I was testing a few things, I should not have committed this. :)


I agree. This won't measurably effect ELO.


I decided to use the Q_OS_OSX macro for now, but I guess I could also have used the __APPLE__ constant instead. I'm not if one is better than the other in some cases.


Haha that is because you havent checked my spinner :laughing:


Apple decide to change the path of the OpenGL libraries it includes so a different set of includes is needed.


Okay, we can always add more information later.  This is a good addition as is.


you messed up the variable, can you check this is not broken globally? title doesn't seem to be showing in Google Analytics


@lookfirst Yep, should be.. but I'm a bad guy and push it with `--force`. :sweat_smile: And I was pretty sure, that nobody notice that. :relaxed:


For some reason there was a call to std::vector that would throw an error regarding this missing library so I added it and it worked. :)


I have no idea why, but the 'D' here was causing a problem and I could not see why it was there. I removed it and it worked.


The missing OPENGL_OFFSET() was causing compile errors about parameter type.


Well, for safety your ship should be parked in an area where they don't have build permissions. Otherwise they could just steal the ship entirely by tunneling through the walls of the ship and/or removing the ship lock block. If they don't have build permissions, they can't place the sign. Also, you can't place the sign for anyone but yourself. So you can't grief people with it.

Is there a scenario you can think of where people could use this for stealing or cheating?


I would use the corefx_ prefix either on everything or nothing (nothing probably looks better).


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At the moment, the editor fully opens but the GL context seems to be displaying corrupted graphics data.

Sometimes a message about 'Incompatible GL version' (breakpoint indicated that the window->context returned 2.0 as GL version even if OSX supports OpenGL 3.3+) and when forcing the version in atlas.cpp to setVersion(3, 3) a message will popup saying that the GL Extensions could not be loaded and the application crashes.

So basically, if I don't set the GL version, the application loads but the GL context does not work (shaders do not seem to be compiling at all) but if I set the proper GL version the application crashes before reaching the main context.

To be continued.


ben oui mais non, tous les projets ont la même classe css là ?


That sort of makes sense...


On [Dec 29, 2014](https://github.com/dxx-rebirth/dxx-rebirth/blame/unification/master/similar/main/net_udp.cpp#L248) you [discontinued testing for the lite-info packet](https://github.com/dxx-rebirth/dxx-rebirth/commit/bd9513b080d995de1072575d2457d77392258e3e#diff-d5755e1418c486e1fb861adbc47781e9L2186), and started to [always send out the protocol version](https://github.com/dxx-rebirth/dxx-rebirth/commit/bd9513b080d995de1072575d2457d77392258e3e#diff-d5755e1418c486e1fb861adbc47781e9R218), which is fine - We don't want to show the game to users who are on different versions.

However, you didn't update the request size which the packet handler checks for, and silently drops the request for the lite-info data.  This means, that games will not even show up on the list.  Amusingly, it seems that this hasn't been found for [81 days](http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=days+since+dec+29+2014)?

I'm working on making sure the new tracker will be working, and this was the first thing I ran into.  If you know of any other changes like this, I'd welcome a heads up in hopes that I can get the new tracker deployed and off my place... It's been "in the works" for way too long :).


why is there such a big diff on this file? (3fb2f8835ea59cb5de2fc951cf183ab2a90089da)


Here, setting the version to 3, 0 does not seem to be working as later on in opengl.cpp, the version returned by the context seems to still be set at 2.0 and Unsupported GL versions warnings are displayed. Also when setting the version to 3, 3 (the OSX minimal supported version) the application crashes either because the OpenGL Extensions do not load (glGetString(GL_EXTENSIONS) seems to be depreciated?) or because of another issue that I wasn't able to identify.


omit all these nil checks


omit null checks


omit null check


I reverted because I don't know if I'll have time to fix tomorrow. Reverted in 3464021.


Blz! Pode se focar em falar da unb ao longo do cap 5 : )


holy cow that's like c++, can't we do better here?


Whitespace is hard.


The `z` length specifier is a C99ism.


have dockerPrivateConfig empty struct


use != ""  (same below)


remove nil checks except role (which would lead  panics easily otherwise)


I guess I just didn't understand this exception stashing before, but it looks fine.


use struct initializer


remove this `if` we don't need this logic.


My initial thought was that it would be nice to use stream instead of a callback since all of the other library functions use streams. But then after looking at it more, I realized that none of the other functions in the library actually return data. So, probably fine to use something else. That said, I'd prefer if it returned a promise instead of taking a callback. Basically you could wrap it in a `new Bluebird` call (see below).

The other thing is you want to do is watch for `error` events. I've included a watcher for a promise in the promise example, but for a callback you would just pass the error (which will be the first argument passed to the error listener) to the callback.

```javascript
return new Bluebird(function(resolve, reject) {
   var output = '';
   this.dumpData()
     .on('data', function(buffer) {
       var part = buffer.toString();
       output += part;
     })
     .on('end', function() {
       var re = new RegExp("NumberOfPages\: ([0-9]+)", "g");
       var matches = re.exec(output);
       resolve(matches[1]);
     })
    .on('error', reject);
  })
};
```


this eventually gets converted back to []byte. therefore return []byte,err here.


86046200_CondenserToZone_New (Nigusse) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1676 of 1680 tests passed)

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we don't need a pointer of this guy here.


Works perfectly


shouldnt require pointer.


It wouldn't be empty or nil -- `toPath` is derived from `rootPath`, and `rootPath` must be an absolute directory on the file system. So if `rootPath` is something like `/User/Documents/profile/`, that would be the `toDir` for `move("a", "b")`.


I will add it as a verb here to clear up the confusion.


89224666-FixNANProblems-Issue4557 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (654 of 656 tests passed)

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refactor this method in a way that it returns `(bool, error)`. (makes `errInvalidRoleSize` obsolete)


Why did you disable these?


done :P


avoid nil checks here leave it to API (except `role`)


avoid nil checks here leave it to API (except `role`)

...
same for the rest of the file


vmdisk


This context is so muddied by things like `svn export`, `git archive`, GIMP's recent adoption of `export` when exporting to foreign formats vs. `save` being limited to the native .xcf format... sigh.


instead of `\"%v\"` you can use %q (same in other commits)


avoid nil checks


can we have `reprovisioningConfigurationSet` without pointer? seems like we're not changing it here.


Hæh? Hvordan skal man få tilbakemeldinger nå?

:poodle:


No, it's good.


we don't need those comments. (in other commits as well)


what is this?


Nyancat.


Cool stuff :3 no need to make a new branch though, it can make things a bit messy sometimes.


Do we need this at all? https://getcomposer.org/doc/04-schema.md#autoload


this code will easily go out of date in a year or so.


I believe you've looked at an older version. I now use MessageManager.QueueMessage instead of ChirpPanel.AddMessage ;)

https://github.com/mabako/reddit-for-city-skylines/commit/c05b433880e3051826b7f342c9afdf08fc907e95


I think this project should be called something other than UIKit.  It causes confusion, and it looks like the project is piggy-backing on the popularity of Apple's identically-named UI framework for iOS.


`prefix` is an useless parameter here. do it as `prefix + GenerateString(n, "ABCD...")` at the call site.


it works, but how?


sounds like you can typedef `func() (string, error)`


Either a debug print or an error print that doesn't say what the error is


I posted instructions on the [wiki](https://github.com/Rynchodon/Autopilot/wiki) for getting started


i will ignore this.


Well I checked and they are actually the same thing haha


see the comments I left at #61 about how I would love to see it done. that PR exactly does this. (also for independent things, please do send a separate PR. this one doesn't have anything to with PR "Move convenience methods to vmutils package")


that was smart. Nice work.


bad example ignoring err


Project files boo!


thank you sir ;)


I create the globalXAnnotationType variables so I don't waste time recreating the same type over and over again, but there is now only one interface per decorator type (Class, Property, Parameter).


Yeah, CPPFLAGS makes more sense. I'll change that.


well, thats a good sign i guess


it's better if vmutils.NewVmConfiguration returns `Role`, not `*Role` so that when people call it with `vmutils.ConfigureForLinux` they will have to pass it as `&role` and that's how they can easily understand that method modifes the passed struct... just my 2c, doesn't have to change.


do not ignore err


Good!


Drag and drop has always been hit and miss for me.  I can't drag from my client to the server, but can do from the server to my client.  I know I had issues with that in the past, but didn't really look into it much.

Overall seems to be working, but I have noticed I had issues mouse clicking on my client (no response from left or right click on both clients, but server worked and cursor moved).  Clicking on the server desktop seem to resolve this.  No screen saver activated, but could be something to watch for.


do I need to do anything on my end?  Sorry this is totally new to me.


Du endret mye her. Veldig bra jobbet.


Forstår ikke hva som har blitt endret. Skriv bedre commit meldinger.


Heisann til deg og :dancers:


Added Aqua profiles


Looks way better. :+1:


I'm not a fan of the term `mut`, would prefer `mutex`.


Clear this.pending_e here?


可以直接写成Date.current，不要括号


If there was already a backgroundImageView added as a subview, do you have to remove it first?


创建存取款方式的数组


Also change `getMasterLock` to `getMasterMutex`.


Yeah, I was thinking extension method too.


It is in desperate need of refactoring. That's why I thought it would be good for the review, plenty of meat on the bone. For some context, this was written late in the project when time was at a premium, so I stopped work on it once it did what it was supposed to do.


this seems odd - you are checking for `http` prefix and then skipping `https`?
If that's just because you also need to skip the colon, it would be less confusing to do that explicitly by using `+1`, or better yet a Uri class.


`getMasterMutex()`


It's from ADFG, it was created before we started using the ADFG prefix and just never got updated.


I doubt this is the only required argument. Shouldn't you throw if `host` is empty as well?


缺两个测试用例没写


WC() was introduced in WooCommerce Version 2.1. You can either update WooCommerce to a newer one, or use this fork.


I think the PC term for that is "technical debt" ;-)


Why manually strip off the url scheme above and then construct a URI object here?
Doesn't the URI class offer methods to manipulate this as you need?


Ah, ok. That makes sense.


Why?


rax retry tests


Nice work!


Could this be removed and conditionally called by a framework if it really needs it?


This is great. Even if a framework doesn't support this run, it will still work since the error is not being handled at the moment


I think!


@ereOn I am surprised that gcc > 4.9 would be required.  For instance, I seem to be building fine on trusty which only has 4.8.  If indeed you depended on such a recent version of gcc it would pay to investigate why and try to lower the requirement.  If possible, I'd like to backport freelan as far as to lucid because that is what one of my boxes is running.


This solution is correct and looks good.


If i understand Java, you're only going to see the stack trace, but nothing else from the exception.
Are there other fields of interest?


do you know if the return value is used in any way?


Here is the test_branch file


Almost right, as discussed, one more leak to close when while loop for interactive case fails to "get_principal" on a ccache handle.


Isn't the `type` required when indexing?


Why do you have this in the PingEvent class? It would make more sense to have it be in the PingReply class.


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这一句可以提取成一个方法，比如叫sign_in 这样更容易理解，可以参照ruby on rails教程里的写法。提取成方法后，如果如果有一些地方，比如注册后直接登录，就可以直接调用sign_in方法，而不需要再写一次session[:user_id] = user.id


well, someone may do `throw "something"` in the async function (even though that's not recommended to do, people do it, so it might be something else than `Error`


Can do.


the User Agent is actually [personally identifiable information](https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2010/01/tracking-by-user-agent). Browser and major version might be okay, and equivalent to JOSM's OS reporting


Because the constant is modified through the reinterpret cast.


`Boom` is `instanceof Error` so that thing is covered


Good Catch.


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Period newline should be in there. It only works for object/class members
though, not for module paths.

Friend is indeed a bit of a sledgehammer, but I think it suits monkey. It
kind of matches the logic that modules can access their own private stuff.

The important thing is that since friendship is 'granted' by a module, it's
only open to abuse by the actual module author(s), not client code.

On Fri, Mar 20, 2015 at 3:56 PM, Samah <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Oh and don't forget the period newline fix for the next release! ;)
>
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does the UI prevent entering more than 256 chars?


@thibaultCha We have a problem with types. I was closing #81 and I noticed we have some weird types like:

* `id` - shouldn't this be a `string`?
* `timestamp` - shouldn't this be a `number`?

I guess the reason why we have `id` and `timestamp` is for handling some scenarios in the DAO. But then wouldn't it be better to have a new property instead of mixing types? Like for example:

```lua
created_at = { type = "timestamp" }
```
becomes
```lua
created_at = { type = "number", timestamp = true }
```


Hapi actually checks the reply to be `instanceof Error` as far as I know and proceeds according to that.
So you should never do `reply(error)` when `error` is not an instance of `Error`


when the value of object is not legal，it would cause mono crash, I have encountered this situation stablely that the the value of object equals 3 and process crashed in line 168。


might as well be *.so


@FragmentByld can not use, because vmsList and eventList are not in MainActivity’s layout document activity_main.xml.


Relative is unnecessary , I will delete it


OK - could you make it so that the `request.log` call logs `{name: 'Error', message: <the error value>}` (no stack) when `error` is not an error?

This otherwise looks good to me and thanks for the clarification about the Boom object.


So to the original question, when you do `throw "string"`
`var {name, message, stack} = error;` will be all undefined


Ok, I'll fix this in a sec


Unhandled Fundamental Failure


rax retry tests


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This make for-loop more general and clear, no need to use if statement to determine if (n <= 1).


Thank you for your feedback.
I use ViewPager and PagerTabStrip because getSupportActionBar().addTab() is deprecated by google, and viewpager support left-right gesture slide. I’m thinking of do not add fragment_event.xml and fragment_vms.xml. However, if these two document are not added, it’s need return this Fragment’s(VmsFragment and EventsFragment) view in onCreateView, and this will result in variable (get by @ViewByld) null pointer error


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Mmmm....  I'm reluctant to say yes.  The question of whether there are stale XML files is going to be relevant to any framework that uses the jUnit XML format and wants to run in a CI mode.  Clearing the XML files from within the ``testFramework/run`` command isn't really the expected behavior of the ``run`` command, and will lead to weird behavior when running from within the HTML reporter.  There needs to be some type of before() syntax, where frameworks can prep the filesystem, the database, etc.  Rather than remove it, I'd rather rename it to something like ``testFramework/before`` or ``testFramework/onStart`` or something.  Then call the framework specific ``/clear/xml`` from within ``before``.


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minimal diff to keep changeset small an easier to maintain, and java will optimize it all anyways


Maybe we should say that should be done instead.


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In case, after an installation finished, the user want to start installation again without restarting his/her computer. blankon-installer is throwing an error that says rofs is exists.


Or, is it ok if rofs removed after installation finished, in cleanup scripts?


That's better.


每次我很奇怪为什么一切我就这样拿起，一块块的做。我老是问自己难道你们做不到？我终于明白了原来在自己无知的情况下你们拿走了我太多。如果上天都不给我点幸运和聪慧这世界有公理吗？一切的变化只源于有些人无度的索取。


@leggewie You are right. According to [this page](https://gcc.gnu.org/projects/cxx0x.html), gcc-4.8 should be okay. I'm gonna change the requirements.


I see. Why not `call(testFramework + '/reset')` and do what you need to there. That way it's inline with velocity reset. Does that work?


Because we use the `files` object in package.json instead, which is whitelisting instead of blacklisting like this. This was just a leftover.


Do you really mean to redefine Vo here? On line 91 you have already set a non-zero value for `Vo[N-1]`


You're might have changed the url.


Note that all elements of `f` are zero now because of the redefinition of `Vo` on line 101.


Try plotting a, b, c, f. Probably useful to see if these have the values you expect.


Thank valgrind!


Unitsを確認しました。これで問題ないように思います。


As discussed, the cc lifetime is relative, and overwrite should likely happen when ret != 0.  If you do retain the 5*60 magic it should be in a header file or even krb5.conf.


``testFramework/reset`` works for me.  Although I was thinking something a bit more along the lines of what Jonas just mentioned, with regards to the application lifecycle.


Do you actually need to calculate `Lg`? Seems like the solar cell paper gives an expression for `g`, which is what you really want.


Hang on, isn't this supposed to be calculating `Vo[i]`, not `las`?


Long story, was testing something out for Deepak, left this in. Ignore it, I'll revert it.

Btw, funny story. The whole NuGet.org source getting disabled thing? It was because our configs said "nuget.org" but the machine level config had "www.nuget.org".


Yeah, I already planned on moving it up a level. Part of clean-up :)


Well that makes things easier. We're OK pinning Roslyn?


The order of the arguments in `range` is incorrect. See https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#range

Not sure if the start value is correct either -- shouldn't it be `N-2` rather than `N-1`? Check eq (3.12) in the solar cells paper.


I don't you words right?


You probably want to associate this bookmark with a user too.


I believe line 42 also should have also changed, where it mentions a "cache time of 0".

I have opened #158


change to venture.dependencies. shows warning when building


Trying to fix this with #84 by separating the data type (set with `type`) and the applicational type it represents (set with `represents`). I moved the conversation to #84.


@stal888 no need to compile gcc at all, there is a bottle for gcc, we could offer to install it like qt5


utACK


Yes. I actually meant it find g but gave it a different name for it: "Lg"


I just changed it to "g" on my mac


Don't need `L`, I think, since (3.12) has the solution for *x*.


thanks for tips, I will try build it with SlimSaber for Nexus5 CAF,  fusionjack already made the linano patch for it.


Roslyn isn't pinned. It's loaded "after" the graph walk. We pin it today because we chose to, not because we have to.


Hahah. I think this rewrite of compilation is bad idea after looking at this change. Time would be better spent making the existing one work.


Given that we're OK pinning Roslyn, I agree entirely. This was mostly an exercise in getting a Roslyn-based app off the ground in as fast as possible. 95% copy-pasta :D


thanks for the tip, I will try it in my home made SlimSaber Nexus5 CAF https://github.com/SlimForce/android_external_sqlite


This whole for loop can be condensed down to a couple of more readable lines using numpy:

```python
delta_max = np.abs(delta).max()
```


Good overall. Thanks.  See comment on line 123


Got it


Good.


There are a couple of misc whitespace cleanups and default doc blocks in here too.


@TiTo-418 Not really any use or implementation of them, they have been disabled for a while as they where causing issues. They would need to be better written anyways if they where re-implemented.


I don't think you need the sparse matrix though -- on eq (3.11) gives you `g`, which the authors obtain by solving the sparse matrix equation, I think.


@bors: retry


Should this be `Vo[N-1]` instead of `las`? Or is the intent of `las` to save the old value of `Vo` before calculating the new value? If the latter then I'd think you would want:

```python
last = Vo[N-1]
Vo[N-1] = g[N-1]/alpha[N-1]
```


It's because I'm so popular with myself.


I thought it would be necessary  to declare a value for non Vo[0] and Vo[N-1]. Probably, just declaring the value of Vo[0] and Vo[N-1] will be enough for the computer to know Vo ?


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/hsvalava/servo/commit/3830d8e3e1babcb240d47373c0137306a2b60fb8


merging hsvalava/servo/m1503 = 3830d8e3 into auto


hsvalava/servo/m1503 = 3830d8e3 merged ok, testing candidate = ab8d4391


r+


a
[  3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23
   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23
   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23
   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23
   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   0.00000000e+00]
b
[  1.00000000e+00  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23
  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23
  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23
  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23
  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23  -6.98737432e+23   1.00000000e+00]
c
[  3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23
   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23
   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23
   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23
   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   3.49368716e+23   0.00000000e+00]
f
[  0.00000000e+00  -1.13378685e+23  -1.13378685e+23  -1.13378685e+23
  -1.13378685e+23  -1.13378685e+23  -1.13378685e+23  -1.13378685e+23
  -1.13378685e+23  -1.13378685e+23  -1.13378685e+23   4.53514739e+23
   4.53514739e+23   4.53514739e+23   4.53514739e+23   4.53514739e+23
   4.53514739e+23   4.53514739e+23   4.53514739e+23   4.48628267e-19]


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