Well, the reason we've used page is that it is actually foaf:page which is defined as "page" in the context. You can have more information about that in Open Annotation Model website.


what about degree names with spaces? they should be allowed as well.


Yes it's due to the logging. I have move those files after adding  the "logback-test.xml" to avoid to have all files into the root folder


@Omniabsent sure, corrected it already


maybe. but it was here in the first place. maybe the author wanted it there for some reason? ;)


1 r in powered


unnecessary file


the importer should not merge automatically, as defined in #72


No because it's just a test on the exception classname, not its content.
I would like to be sure, that this exception is about the author, not anything else.


If possible I think it's best to avoid having to convert everything into a char list and indeed try to iterate over the list once.


the degree is now part of the headline. disabling a many to many field looks bad (in case it works in the first place) and replacing it by a static text would be quite some extra code.


Your usage of if function is not the most succinct one.
I think if (ans >= 0 && ans <= 15) {
              System.out.println("The hex value is " + hex[ans]); }
          else
              System.out.println("Invalid input");
 is better.


It'd be nice to get rid of the repeated code in Moose::Meta::Attribute. Lines 689-699 and lines 704-715 are identical.


With this commit I think that I've created two identities for each person - a default one and a second identity (just to prove it was working). To the initial identity, I think I've added contact details too. If you go into ConnectionsTableViewController, you can see how I pull the information out too


@samanpwbb Can I ask a question about line 18?
Why not use
```
name = '14th Street NW'
```
here. Seems as though this would be easier than calling out the OSM segment IDs, and moreoever, less brittle if the segments are edited.


The value after the comma should probably be on its own line for clarity.


This commit didn't actually do that.


This now takes into account that on the initial address book screen, you can select the people you want as connections and it saves this flag within the connection record. There is then a filter on the ConnectionsTableViewController fetch request in ViewDidLoad to only get the records where this flag is set.


Hm, I don't remember why I took the approach I did here, you are probably correct!


:smile:


Is there a test for this?


Squashed: https://github.com/wprzyb/sr0wx.py/commit/8c9a8f50193dbfb21605555cf78ba6f9c397dffe


"import star", in most cases, is a bad idea


Do you mean `__repr__` ?


`changes_feed` implementation is a 98% copypaste of `Database` method. DRY?


Couple points of interest.
* Currently Cornell dining has an event in their Google Calendars with a summary "Closed" when the place is closed. (Though this isn't super consistent). So, when building a CalEvent list, these are simply ignored. That is why 6 days is reasonable to check ahead, so we can say something like "Closed until Thursday" if today is Monday.
* This doesn't currently live-update both the color and the text of the hoursText for each location. I thought an implementation of that would add in quite a lot of code, so thought to leave that for another time. So, unfortunately, the scene has to be rebuilt (i.e. via killing the app or rotating the screen) to get updated times


Oh, duh, I did this because actual road geometry layer doesn't have a `name` field, only `class`, `osmid`, and `type`: https://www.mapbox.com/developers/vector-tiles/mapbox-streets/#tunnel-road-bridge


fixed


Would link query pipeline to the query pipeline doc for people that don't know what it does.


can we take this refactoring as another PR?


v::accept


How can you be sure that an employee's manager will already be a registered user when they need to signup? What if their manager has never used the app? Perhaps this column should allow NULLs? which btw, does not violate the foreign key because NULL is not a vlaue.


```
Davids-MacBook-Pro:~ dfowler$ dnvm upgrade -u -r coreclr
Default unstable feed (https://www.myget.org/F/aspnetvnext/api/v2) is being overridden by the value of the DNX_UNSTABLE_FEED variable (https://www.myget.org/F/aspnetvolatile/api/v2).
Determining latest version
Latest version is 1.0.0-beta5-11623
Downloading dnx-coreclr-darwin-x64.1.0.0-beta5-11623 from https://www.myget.org/F/aspnetvolatile/api/v2
Download: https://www.myget.org/F/aspnetvolatile/api/v2/package/dnx-coreclr-darwin-x64/1.0.0-beta5-11623
######################################################################## 100.0%
Installing to /Users/dfowler/.dnx/runtimes/dnx-coreclr-darwin-x64.1.0.0-beta5-11623
Adding /Users/dfowler/.dnx/runtimes/dnx-coreclr-darwin-x64.1.0.0-beta5-11623/bin to process PATH
Updating alias 'default' to 'dnx-coreclr-darwin-x64.1.0.0-beta5-11623'
```

Seems to work now.


...So, how to we arrange... -> how do we arrange


##              1. set the value of matrix
##              2. get the value of matrix
##              3. set the value of inverse
##              4. get the value of inverse


mvkhvkhkhkhkkh


keep in mind, queue will be used in the context event loop. it should not be used outside of this loop (here, constructed -> final field, ok )


looks good to me.


.m.m.


@aclaycole It's probably time to merge


J'inverserais "Trying it out" et "What about Nashorn"... Trying it out est un meilleur paragraphe de conclusion.


I don't think so. I meant:

     'value                   => ' . $value
     $value


No idea what that means.

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I think you should add new lines

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@lizzieBildner i think we share some overlap but mine is less specific and is trying to address the start - finish of building software, not just the mvp


OK so what would you like to do?

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@lizzieBildner<https://github.com/lizzieBildner> i think we share some overlap but mine is less specific and is trying to address the start - finish of building software, not just the mvp

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Thanks so much for the super-quick answer!

Yes, I was trying to only show particular roads by their names in this map:
https://github.com/aaronantrim/AnaheimCarto/commit/d8193e6bc60213b7f1a182242e4f9fab77b6dbc0
It's not working, of course and now I know why.

Do you know of any easy way to get osmids for road(s)/segment(s)?
It looks as though manually going through OSM to get the IDs for many roads is not practical in this case because there will be many hundreds of segments.

(I started by looking at one segment of West Katella Ave, for example: http://www.openstreetmap.org/way/13340681)


I think this was a mistake in the original code, because the exception being caught here doesn't have the `__getitem__` method implemented, so you can't do `e[0]`.


Probably also of interest for OS X builds: https://gist.github.com/jweinberg/3336233


I'm the owner of Oddlabs and one of the developers. I'm not working on the game anymore. It has been open sourced because we do not wish to spend any more time on it.


Apologies if this isn't the best place to comment :

This change appears to have caused a regression on Android (iOS possibly, but not tested) builds - the "GLEXT_blend_minmax" extension is not defined for SFML_OPENGL_ES which results in sfml-graphics failing to build currently.


I think was also a mistake, as the docs didn't mention needing `tor-stable` in your $PATH nor did they make any reference to it.


@AmmarHub @TomBradyWannabe @greentic  thoughts??


Oh yeah, this is also why I don't help people like you. Go learn PHP and the API, you noob.


Some things fail after the major tcl and tk updates. In some cases it seems a replacement of '8.5' substrings would be enough to fix, but e.g. alpine and re-alpine still won't build (seems like some API incompatibility).


Notice any repeated code in this view? Repeated code is a signal that you need to extract a method and call it repeatedly instead of repeating the code.


It's the compile-time flag for Windows Universal apps. When we compile for the Windows Phone/Windows modern platforms, this flag will be active. This is just so that if we (or I) have extra time and decide to make the game do something useful on these other platforms I can already have the flags in place.


I knew you would give up eventually. :stuck_out_tongue: LOL


Same repeated code issue as in the _form.


You spelled BungeeCord wrong


@lizzieBildner @jesszliu let's do nothing and add link to text as described in task?


Yes for iCloud, I have been able to write using this branch.  I'll have to try with the entirety of your changes.  I'll try to get to this before end of upcoming week.


OK, I have no idea how to do that. Sorry guys!

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I did the ID collection manually, by inspecting the road with x-ray mode. Overpass turbo might be able to help you get the ids? I haven't ever used the tool, but it seems to be built for these kinds of tasks. Honestly, this part of the stylesheet is pretty hacky. A more dependable approach would be to create a separate data source and then composite it with Mapbox's default sources.


Since git is not installed on my computer, I asked pgarridovas to push the file to github, that's why pgarridovas appears as the author of the last change; however, it is my work.

Best regards,
Mauricio


Addendum: even if it's not automatic by default, I think it should be easy to opt in without having to do extra work.  For instance, if the secret name changes each time that's incredibly annoying to make work from a template.  So I think we want a vehicle to get the secret easily in a way which requires minimal pod author input.

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Looks great to me :)


buenas hay el bug de esta pocion  [Poción de sanación mítica] no deja tomar dice el hechizo no es apto para ti.


I had issues when connecting to servers with SAN certs. Xabber refused the certificate even though it was valid. After changing this the valid certs worked, and unvalid ones still failed as expected


why did you use it here?


good catch on the plural to singular forms


What's happening here?


@mennaelkashef All lines should not be more than 80 characters.


this line override @mixin center-vertical, you can use transform: translateX(-50%);


@nikbyk It looks like you accidentally committed binary packages along with the new art. I fixed it (and added the necessary config to make sure it won't happen again), so you should pull before continuing to work and commit.


bad method name.  Should say getEditBoardEmailBody


Typo fixes confirmed


Thanks

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If the collection is called ```skills``` then the iterating variable name should be the singular form ```skill```.


Caused Segfaults to occur.


good


@salmamali Delete white space trail


2 lines above

by default <div> has margin: 0; padding: 0;


@salmamali Delete white space trail.


Dully noted. Still better than "Doesn't work" as now we know why it doesn't. Fixing now.


LGTM


That should be "mage" instead of "/mage"?


Pourquoi mettre final pour player ?


I understand doing this as part of ```:new``` and ```:edit```, but why for ```:update```?


When you run this code, are you getting Bad_alloc errors?


f


unique_ptr is unneeded overhead. I realized that a client might decide to destroy the object right in the middle of a calculation. So this IS needed.


Yea, this is how I got it to work. Are you on Windows? I did a bunch of googling, and I had almost no idea what I was doing, but it sounds like various versions of bcrypt have various WIndows issues. This version was made to address the exact issue I was seeing. I could try to dig up that thread.


We addenda > we've added?


corrected method name


Nice!


An configuration > a configuration


Please remove backup files (the ones ending in ~).


state


Use english for comments and commits.


:I


This is just requirement for the project


The result of the conditional check returns true or false, so you could ditch the `if` statement here and write:

```ruby
def premium_or_admin(user)
  user.role == 'premium' || current_user.role == 'admin'
end
```


That cpu > that the cpu?


Consistent style please. I know it's already fucked because ST uses camelcase and I use the google style guide. The code we already has uses underscore/lower case functions.


Is this file supposed to be in this branch?


I am still working on data scientist tool-box course project


Still problems with the ObjectSpacePrimitive implementation, or the matrix. I need to read up on the correct way to transform world space rays to object space for intersection and how to transform the result back to world space. Good start though.


I suggest adding `gofmt`, or even better [`goimports`](https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports), as your editor's on-save-hook. So every time you save a .go file, it will `gofmt` it (and fix your imports, if you want).

The [`goimports`](https://godoc.org/golang.org/x/tools/cmd/goimports) link has some suggestions for how to do it for Sublime Text, Emacs, Vim, and other editors. But you may just want to google it, it's very common.


2015 only :P


Thanks I'll have to re-work my installation script a bit


Whoops. I should probably change my default to use 4 spaces instead of tabs. Thanks.


This commit does not compile as is. Are there missing changes to the makefile? It would be really nice to not pollute our top level code with libraries, as this is. The proper place for the freeRTOS code is probably at /stm32f4-firmware/freertos. We can add a static library and make rule for it.


What does ```debug(params)``` do?


I'm trying to fix HS in two-phase, but that is, unsurprisingly, proving to
be more difficult than I thought.

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Formattings out there.


Typo fixes confirmed


@khadijaibrahim uml is now updated


@aclaycole @jesszliu @BenKozy @lizzieBildner @VadimChernov any feedback guys? here's what lean startup looks like in case you're looking for it:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11998826/7339236/cf35921a-ec35-11e4-9cb8-b1cf679ce483.png)


Canonical has been very loose with their term of Hypervisor.


can this be made a local variable? it is only used twice from the same method...


Can you bring me up to speed?


Looks good. Maybe emphasize how talking to devs can be more valuable than trying to use other tools like wireframes.


https://github.com/Lawligagger/HippieStation13/commit/d7967394440db4860468acfe96b27d44035462ee

https://github.com/AtlasStation/AtlasStation/commit/092473899593b4d83f147290b45146574e029c27

Please read the comment on the first link


No wonder, I am sure HS would go with the Razzie Award (if we had one) for the poorest performing input pair :)


@pat227  Do you really need a non protobuf version when the key is just a string? If you can live with the encoding then in caches.ml I can provide a functor that assumes the key is a (protobuf) string and the value is functor parameter. If you need a non encoded key I will keep your functors that generate this type of cache. Not a big deal either way though.


Looks good. Maybe explain the images you included a bit. Otherwise :+1: Nice!


We shouldn't use the word Ruckus anywhere in this repo. Please do a:

`find . -type f | xargs grep -i "ruckus"`

or similar and change the name.


YAY \o/


what do you mean by aim to create code that writes code? otherwise looks good! :+1:


Good.


Looks good, maybe update the title from cool random questions to something more specific. Otherwise looks good :+1:


BTW, I'm not sure what taking this part of the main file out will do. This is the system clock setup. There are defaults, but it is probably for a slow internal oscillator.


yeah you're right


I would really appreciate it if you could help me get this working! I know its super inconveniant for you but I cant figure it out and seriously would be very happy if you reached out to me. I have really tried hard to find information about what this partner is and how it can be generated. Obviously I went to the API details on okcoin.com and I even went as far as to reach out to the team at okcoin to bug them about it. They told me that Partner is left over from the older version of the API, but you just updated this project and I dont think its not working for you. Im really confused and if you could email me it would be so so so helpful. My dad saw this project and wanted me to see what it was and how it worked and wont stop nagging me ever since. Sorry again, hope you have a nice day! natebrune@gmail.com


Yeah I had problems as well and needed to add the `-ruby` part. I read that a lot of the problems with Windows stem from different versions of Ruby and Rails. What versions do you have?

I can try running it from that same computer later to see if it still works with these changes.


Cool graphic but hard to read, can you pull in a larger image? Otherwise looks good! :+1:


I also have no idea what I'm doing either haha


It worked once on my machine, and I'm pretty certain it did, indeed, create a valid output. But due to poor communication some changed were verted, reverted, and merged. It might work at this point, but more testing is needed.


I actually started to make them static recently. I used to make everything dynamic but I read that it does not make much sense in most of the cases, and, of course, it impacts spec run time. But, surely, that's a minor thing.


The `asset:precompile` rake task is now failing for me. Having the wildcard causes the partials to be compiled. Could this be updated to only list the high level assets that need compiling, or is the wildcard match needed for something else? If it's necessary, then I think we need to make sure all the partials have the proper import directives.


Stalker! :D


## This a markdown file


by default ```<div>``` has margin: 0; padding: 0;


@benwiley This can't be just a straight change from location to group -- it needs to be based on an admin level attribtue just like Activity Select. https://github.com/NewSpring/Rock-Plugins/blob/develop/RockWeb/Plugins/cc_newspring/AttendedCheckIn/ActivitySelect.ascx.cs#L37


i intended the sanity check method to contain rules for things that look odd, but might be ok, which is not the case anymore here.


do we need an ifdef SDL2 for these cases?


I'm a little scared that this will return false positives or possibly choose the wrong manager if there's more than one.


ACID PaRT:
http://paste2.org/xpbELfc3


@Wild1145 Thanks, will fix.


## This is a markdown file


Yes, that's right. I understood this while writing but I haven't remember translateX() in time.


The example won't work, as I didn't get around fixing it. But mmc.c will successfully compile again.


https://github.com/kyle95wm/dwc_network_installer/commit/057037637a9845a85604ac4d6d1cbb9d3494bfbe is my latest commit to the script. I urge you to give any propositions to the script to make it run more efficiently


I wonder if this should be replaced by Nir's [get-cloudify.py](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cloudify-cosmo/cloudify-packager/master/package-configuration/linux-cli/get-cloudify.py) script instead.

Note: That URL is being updated, in case we decide to reference it instead.


I was just about to add this


I like it, nice and simple!


Hi @mdo!

I'm pretty new at this Jekyll stuff and I'd like to learn why this change was made.

Using this version, I get two slashes at the beginning of the link. If I remove the slash so it's like the previous version, everything's correct (just a single slash in links).

It's also different than [the same kind of link](https://github.com/poole/lanyon/blob/master/_layouts/post.html#L17) in `_layouts/post.html`.

Am I missing something really obvious? Is there a unique setup I need in order to see it?

Thanks for your work on Lanyon.


Indeed, SPV has little to do with this.


Did you auto-merge this via github?


not sure if i understand you, but to me it seems like #72 does not match your approach at all. #72 sounds like the import should not be changed at all, and all merging should be done afterwards via some UI. your PR allows for courses with multiple degrees right in the import, which is cool, and after that I would consider the UI merge just some backup in case unclean data slipped through.

as i see it, since your PR already implements courses with multiple degrees in the import, the only question is whether we need to manually adjust the degree column or the importer does that automatically. i would vote for the latter.


This test looks way too strong. I think you want this inside the while loop above. Now it tests whether the rescan point isn't *exactly* the earliest block we still have on disk.


that I did.


how can we get the colors right on the icons?


Very cool! I think you need to add .md to the name of your file so it will be marked up! all other is good :smile:


Naughty boy! \*slaps wrist\*


we could have a look again when select2 has landed.


This Handler can be constant, add static final.


Ahh.


Digging up clay today ... sadly this did not fix it. I still do get the clay block instead of, .. the "ore".


Magiccc number


#37 @FadyKesbra keda mazboot i hope ah :D


Unnecessary tag


Nevermind. I missed the pindexRescan != block thest, which github diff shows on the next line.


Did you give `E_BLOCK_CLAY` the OreHandler in `BlockHandler.cpp`?


Yep i reverted this (so reduced the zram to 192 mb) and i also reverted vm swappiness change and i felt less lag


It works without it.. but then what is THIS?

The 'margin-right: -50%' is needed to compensate the 'left: 50%'. The 'left' rule reduces the available width for the element by 50%. The renderer will thus try to make lines that are no longer than half the width of the container. By saying that the right margin of the element is further to the right by that same amount, the maximum line length is again the same as the container's width. (http://www.w3.org/Style/Examples/007/center)


Here too


04.agregar nuevos post estaticos


Actually, I am working on a more aggressive reworking of HS - use PH
inputs, iterate on P until you get the right S.  It will be slow, but
hopefully more reliable than the current solution.  And as long as PH is
reliable, HS will be too.  Watch this space.

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Great, thanks.


Avoid casting to specific Activity class, use interface to communicate with Activty to hide ActionBar/Toolbar. It can be also null so check it before call hide().


Thanks, please submit a pull request.


@skeptical if my description is wrong or incomplete please feel free to change it


Archivos nuevos, segunda versión


I am used to thinking that if I generate a few objects using a factory they are different. However this is no big deal and I am OK with switching to static factories if we keep them consistent.


Shouldn't this be `min/numbro.min.js` ?


1.0 already? Release? A lot faster when KSP.


In this specific case debugging is more tricky because it does not immediately dereference the null pointer - it converts to a reference which will be dereferenced somewhere in the user code. Such failure can be considerably less obvious.


No, that's ok. I mean the specs are still rather fast, so no problem.


in Election.java (if-clause)


I hope it's a placeholder.


Still too generic exception catching.


Do you have to bump version for syntactic code refactoring that adds no features?


It's not a huge deal, but apparently some really weird and hard to debug issues can crop up if spaces and tabs get mixed together, so using all spaces is recommended.  Vim can replace tab characters with 4 spaces right?


I've added this to the 'develop' branch also.


extra square brackets [] - that will prevent this from running


de-indent this, add a semicolon


extra square bracket


@jeromsar what server is this plugin for?


Still too general exception catching.


should be : , not =


Such a code point cannot exist (for any ASCII character, not just `:`), since all UTF-8 continuation bytes have the high bit set.


Always add brackets.


typo in 'function'


## This a markdown.md file


@TheRevalation Goldiriath, a (still private) RPG server. :)


The other thing is to use ```# comment``` for comments instead of using actual strings.  Besides being more obvious what it's meant for, Python would otherwise have to allocated and then garbage collect all the strings.


Database column names should be in constants for all app.


Nicely done.


Cursor can be null.


esta muy vuena


hola


Printing whole command line used to call xc3sprog is a good feature. Also as far as I remember there is no need to run xc3sprog twice to program flash, I will try to use that method in the future.
I think right now there are too many forks of miniSProg. Someone (who?) should combine all needed changes into one main stream. Also compiled binaries should be available, I don't see the reason to not distribute binaries as long as source code is available.
In next few days I don't time to work on miniSProg, sorry about that.


The helper wont always be called `_classCallCheck` it can appear as `babelHelpers.classCallCheck` among others since there are a variety of ways that helpers can be defined.


The patch is commitable for me. It removes a lot of code and especially it debunks the LVA myth....I am not fully sure that LVA is useless because it is a decades old well established concept, but SF development has a dynamic nature, things always evolve and what now we put out, maybe will reappear in the future, maybe under a different form.


I fixed that (I hope).


What result are you trying to achieve? With the way HTPC chooses the icon that'll determine the best method of changing it.


sorry, this is supposed to be local to my machine (I have the latest GHC), if this broke the build, my bad.


围观A站基佬 (´･_･`)


shouldn't this be in a factory?


Was trying to implement on windows, but a bit of a pain. Is it safe to run the timeout in a different thread and call abort from there (windows doesn't have SIGALRM)?


Sara Ahmed : How are you sara ??


This is actually me, friend used my desktop ages ago and set local user to her >.>


Sara Ali : Hi soso ,iam fine thanks :+1:  :)


Hey Mr. Talzag


git add (files) to complete format.


@khadijaibrahim fe kam point keda m7tagen ytzbto hklmk ashr7lk :D hahahaha


@sebmck you suggest just removing the underscore? I'm not familiar with the babel.js output code.


Yeah, removing the underscore would catch it all.


put it back.


@samaasallam enjoiiiii :dancer:


Just to add colors like the nzb/torrent clients has. The icons are awesome btw!


:D :dancer:  :hand:  :nail_care:  :cake:  :ice_cream:


I have no idea.  There's a remote potential it could introduce a bug, so I thought I'd just bump it, especially since it's just development versioning.  Though maybe it being development versioning is exactly why I shouldn't bump it.


Now I see it. I thought that
```
val files = config.allFilesToLoad
```
contains only entries from configuration. Now I know that it returns ALLFilesToLoad ;)
Your proposal is ok, we should split the files list.
I will merge this PR, we will split the file list in a new one.


Ok, I'll stop incrementing the version, and when I do the next stable release, I'll consolidate `NEWS.md`.


longitude and latitude should be fetched from the placement to keep track of the location of the incoming placement request not the location specified in the winningAd


@sebmck cool thnx


should be accessing the perm_mapping array with permissions rather than just throwing it in. Secondly, I think I may need to roll these changes back... Do we need to keep the l1 permissions?


to drain the budget the sequelize object should be fetched from the db. i.e Creative.find(winningAd.id)


net*, not new...


Do you have files with `size > h.Size` here?  This sounds like it should return an error, rather than just continue.


Ok, I'll work on this stuff


I don't think we need to keep the L1 permissions, at least not in functions that take a permission argument.

So I think we do need to keep the define statements as they were, because semantically they are things that are OR'd together, e.g. VM_PERM_USER_RO | VM_PERM_PRIVILEGED_RW. And so the goal of perm_mapping is to map from those permissions, which form a 4-bit integer, to the permissions required for the L2 table.


That was a terrible mistake!


I think you mean to say it is that class, with some modifications.

My code was posted as Apache 2.0. Please follow the Apache 2.0 license, available [here](http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0), specifically the Redistribution section, by posting the LICENSE under which this file was released. Please update the copyright in this file, restoring my copyright.

To clarify: I'm not angry, just making sure my copyright is respected. Neat plugin. :smile:


@khadijaibrahim tmam


Oops, sorry about that.


@keul this breaks jenkins. 'EN_us' locale does not exist, it has to be 'en_US', the same for 'IT_it' which should be 'it_IT'.

Although the it_IT test will still fail on jenkins as it does not have the Italian locale installed. I'm adding it right now.


I'm not sure this is correct; I believe it should be a blank 200 request without a Location header, just the X-Accel-Redirect. But perhaps nginx is smart about this :)


Yeah, vim can do that. I'll try not to use strings as simple comments anymore.

What about multi-line comments? It's okay to use strings for those, right?


Your spacing is bad and you should feel bad >:(


`this.can('declare', room)`, not `this.can('declare', null, room)`


Your spacing is bad and you should feel bad


Looks like this commit got a little messed up. It was supposed to be a simple `git mv` from `c++11/defer.hpp` to `defer.hpp`. I fixed the review request, so the commit that made it into master doesn't have this issue.


Though I think it should be `/= 0` actually.


@@"process" =  comput_io


Updated some details in the user guide to reflect changes in the navbar


@@"publish"_anhavenng.com html


hello


## This is a markdown file


Yeah, I'll try that.


>For the sort button, I can't tell if that's supposed to be a toggle? When it's on, alpha sort; off, date sort? I'm stuck on always alpha sorted, and can't revert to date sorted. (I'd be happy with always just being alpha sorted.)

Yea turning off doesn't work atm because we don't actually have the date information to sort by...


Hi,

Easiest way is to clone it and edit the radar.js.

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device/motorola/msm8226-common and vendor/motorola are already present in général manifest


ok


If it's super long you can use a docstring eg. ``` """  docstring """ ```.  They still get treated like strings but at least it's more obvious what it's meant to be.


You're right. It's an leftover from first version of auth handling. I'll fix that in the morning.


merge the pull request


couldn't we use `u.16 = 0x0001` here?


What reasons would make us want to choose a "non-standard-1" type?


Are all networks global? Or is this a design choice?


why is the second check deactivated here?


Question about "3.2m6": Are we required to keep this in sync?


why only 2? to decrease test time?


good job. thanks for this share


Ah! Nice, thank you. I didn't know that a name was announced already.


Please substitute the operation name into this string. And end with a '.' to make it grammatically correct.


I realised that with the project name in the tests inputs (so the project name is empty) and I thought it's just one thing. I totally agree - will have to change git history to get it rid of. Todo on Monday as well.


if these lines are not required you could safely remove them. We have version control for that ;)


extra nice!


Very good.


As well as this generic spec example it would be great if you could also include a actual example. I don't know if this is right but something like:

---

Say we have an app called **blog** and it is hosted at `/apps/blog` and we create a new container for hosting our files using the command `...?` and created at a file path `/apps/files`. Now with that set-up allowing the **blog** app to store files:
```
dokku docker-options:add blog deploy "-v /apps/blog"
$ dokku docker-options:add blog run "-v /apps/files"
$ dokku docker-options:add blog "-link files:alias"
```
Now we can check what we added:
```
dokku docker-options blog
-link files:alias
-v /apps/blog
-v /apps/files
```
Now you can use the persistant file storage your your blog like this:
```
Example of how you might access the file store (maybe with the example Node app?)
```
---
Thanks for the great work so far!


shouldn't this be removed?


Yes

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do we need an ifdef SDL2 for these cases?

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Good idea. Thanks


we need newlines at ends of files... why didn't flask catch this and make you fix it?


Sure, no problem. I agree, it's good to keep the plugins consistent. I guess in case of the Python module these options are not frequently used.
 * **Encoding** depends on Python version which we don't know (by default I would rather not set this variable)
 * **Interactive** and **LogTraces** are be used mainly for debugging


obsoletes and improves my previous comment ;) But imho you could safely remove this outcommented part, too.


I must've read 2.0 and automatically thought GPLv2.0. I hope my change in b45ab15d9a8f8c9ccbe12d4c4ca2fb26a89beee6 fulfills your requirements.

Also I am glad to hear that you like it!


i have finished the work of portrait,.,
tuning

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Shouldn't this have been bumped to 4.0.0-beta instead?  Are we ready for 4.0.0-rc1 already?


Argghhh this screws up the other levels...


if your fixing white space issues, you could provide some space for the `=` here, too :)


very confusing %-)
I don't want to end up in a situation where each commit to master has a tag
yet important fixes should be tagged


Good.


I think these should be either Recoverable or NonRecoverable, when we're coding in a Cloudify context...


Do you have text files for the walls and platforms? I have collision code that works completely but I think I will have to change it to work with the wall and platform vectors.


This is very good. Please rename variables to increase readability/semantics as much as you need to.


Isn't J3MLoader already registered in General.cfg?


Yeah, that was never the intention.


Try to change last commit language from Reid.


Ahem. Get with the times, dude :smile:. #10858

(You need to check that the sizes are the same first, however, and can use this as a fallback if they don't match. If they do, use the `eachindex(dest,src)` version.)


Are you trying to externalize network name here? (If so, good...)


I deleted two of the tags.


What if there are two items in that list that match? Shouldn't it be _get_item_from_set?


You could also add @simd, presumably.


I think that it might be failing as a result of refinery/refinerycms#2957 but we have refinery/refinerycms#2959 to address it


This comment is *somewhat* stylistic in nature, but this test method tests too many things (ideally, each test method should test only one). It's not a merge-stopper, but see if you can try to test exactly one thing per test method.


Those are really good questions(about networks and nonstandard instance type). For the simplicity and having as many functions implemented as possible for Friday it was quite a good idea to just leave them as they were working. To answer I have to go deeper in each part of GCP detailed documentation - I put new cards on trello to do so.


Is that eval really necessary?


Oops, code reuse fail. Fixed.


Ok, fair point! I notice the `copy!` in multidimensional.jl requires its arguments' types to match, but that doesn't seem to actually be necessary. It also requires the number of dimensions to match, and I guess that's more relevant, but maybe can be relaxed with a bit more work?


@arjunbaokar Yeah, right now it is. (Especially for projects, and for the web view...right now all 401's display a 404 page.)


I re-did all the iPad margin code to fix some problems and noticed that *iPhone 6* actually needs `ORKLayoutMarginWidthThinBezelCompact`. Can you re-review?


I use the preferred approach on the new code re-work.


I'll make package samba smaller however ...
There is lots of stuff inside we do not need or which doesn't even work ...


I'd prefer to use the underline syntax for second-level headings. I think it's easier to read that way. Also, to match convention, we can switch to `Get Running in 5 Minutes`


Yes, very much so.


`fresh?` -> `Fresh?`


It won't take any other manager. It is a script run on the newly created machine - it will take the IP of eth0 interface.


Capitalization


`dotbot` -> `Dotbot`


Maxi, sigamos la logica que una persona pueda, si quere rendir un final libre, o sea, que este irrelevante a su estado.
Y la idea del parcial en una materia aprobada se podria sacar


Also it looks like the multidimensional code can be improved to share indexes between the arrays as long as they match in all but the last dimension.


This can be changed to:

```
cp dotbot/tools/git-submodule/install .
```


+ * ` أوكلاهوما <https://data.ok.gov/> `_


This is no longer necessary


intValue return a typeof int, you should use integerValue which returns an NSInteger type.

Also, it does not return a pointe to an NSInteger so, the declaration should look like NSInteger tempInt


Instead of starting off with this template, I think it's better to have people start off with a blank file.

```
touch install.conf.yaml
```


I think I've seen this pretty often:

```bash
cd /path/to/dotfiles
```

It might be more compact to do it this way.


Similar comment here, you should not be declaring a long *, it should actually be an NSInteger.
NSInteger value = tempInt * 2;


Looks good


Name of this commit is the same as the previous one because of strange merge conflict. It  occurred when I was trying to push the commit #1. Anyway, the conflict was fixed, but I have two commits with the same name as a result.


Really, I changed the name of this file (application.css) to application.css.sass and then added:
@import "bootstrap-sprockets"
@import "bootstrap"


You could relax it this way:
```
Rsrc, Rdest = eachindex(src), eachindex(dest)
ssrc, sdest = start(Rsrc), start(Rdest)
while !done(Rdest, sdest)
    isrc, ssrc = next(Rsrc, ssrc)
    idest, sdest = next(Rdest, sdest)
    dest[idest] = src[isrc]
end
```
But when the shapes match you still want to use the single-iterator form, because incrementing two Cartesian iterators is more expensive than incrementing one.

FYI: adding @simd also works around #9080 by splitting out the inner loop, see https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/9871.


Looks good, here is another option:

  NSNumber *number = [arrayOfNumbers valueForKeyPath:@"@min.self"];
  return [number integerValue];


Also, I'm not convinced that backwards-incompatible changes have occurred other than the loss of `\Vbarsmall`, `\greletterbar`, and `\greletteraltbar`, but these can be added back at some level.  Glyphs have changed, yes, so if that's considered a backwards-incompatible change, then I will agree.


added a new module, "node-isbn"  getting book cover based on isbn number.
changed database schema added profilepic and book.cover for profile picture and book covers.
added two functions to add profile picture and book cover to database as a URL string.
added book.cover parameter for wishlisting and listing
replaced all temperate pictures to the correct link accommodated to username from database.


Final submission


Gotcha. Rolled it back. It looks like Collin and I were working on the same
things and he pushed it a little bit earlier than I did. I will look over
that and see if there was anything else that needed to be done from what we
discussed.

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Fixed in #94


`YAM` -> `YAML`


you're sure this works and doesn't break the admin page? btw while you're at it can you maybe add a few more identifiers including an IP address field of where the console is connecting from? I wish to make this ban system a bit stronger if you don't mind. Sadly I can't add these myself because I don't know python coding or sql lite statements.


Perhaps Winter 2014?


"No tracks found at your click point." = quick fix to hide the fact that the tracks layer is not always returning info. There is no time to investigate the cause for minimal gain that the response gives.
"Done. You can add a note to any image of interest..." = this is incorrect information. This feature was removed a long time ago @danfruehauf


`files arrays` -> `files are arrays`


This switch being here causes the loot to be reset and recreated twice when the creature is spawned for the first time, is this intended?


Of course, my question is which is better (that's why I left 'Exception' untouched). I'd rather use Nonrecoverable - usually it receives message that sth went wrong and waiting for change would be useless.


You missed one in `__init__.py` - fixed in 092e69ab4b469d8534eec73a377718de10b6a4b7


It'll take me a while, but I'm aiming for feature parity with the opengl2 renderer at least. It will be interesting to benchmark gl vs d3d, and bgfx is active enough that it will probably get a vulkan backend.


Also we should make the ban system return an error code of some sort instead of waiting for the connection to time out. Either way it doesn't matter.


@gforcada, @tisto this gives us now the correct coverage, `~80%`


```
Contributing
------------
```


LGTM


much better!


lol


Instead of block.body just do yield, in macros. That preserves the original location, file/line. Maybe it fixes what you said in the pull request, but I'm not sure


It's a list returned by a JSON response with unique item names.  Maybe you're right - the name might be confusing. I'll change that


I do have text files with rough locations setup. I also wrote out some of the vector collision code for this. I'll add it in and upload it


900th Commit :)


this is a markdown file


"Dude, 'chinaman' is not the preferred nomenclature."


Yes, but it should clean after the test is performed  using exactly same functions because other way the test performed twice in a row would fail- it's not an unit test anyway. I could do that with generating randomly named networks but then we would have a total mess in our project - do we want that?


It does only in Python files.


A similar loop appears in [`terminal-termjs.js`](https://github.com/s-macke/jor1k/blob/master/js/plugins/terminal-termjs.js#L23). Its easier if you just push to master with the fix instead of me making a new pull request.


You are a lovely person. :3


Fixes #10


Cool, checkout the lastest commit (pushing in a few min). I agree this is important but I found the intro really wordy previously so I wanted to cut this down.


Done


done


This doesn't translate to a key for me like it would in a dialog message. Should it be removed until M+ supports this?


Do you know a place that most people keep their dotfiles? I think it would be preferable to let most people copy-paste and keep the comment. I keep my dotfils in `~/.dotfiles` but that's just me :p


That's perfect though keep it

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The first of these two tests has already been corrected. I'm not actively looking at the second at the moment. As my earlier comment indicates, the issue is that a multi-pass approach is needed.

In terms of an approach - I've wondered if it might be worth digging into the source code for WebKit or Firefox to see if there is anything that can be learned from their implementations of the CSS box model.


It's a like from The Big Lebowski.  We should have written a Dude chatbot...


not sure why github retained the original text and the code I uploaded.


That's awesome, @roji !!!
Excellent! :)


Hi shantu, I am quite new with this stuff and  RPI, I want to ask is it possible that Face detection to control the HDMI output on RPI,  what statement should I use  I mean can you give a similar  example for that one,  would you mind to provide me the draft example on how to crate the program, or is there any software package available ? thanks shantnu


##Script run_analysis.R read from the train and test txt files data to diferent variable, it changes lables
## creates from this variable two dataframe and merge it.


Should be fixed in https://github.com/LaurentGomila/SFML/tree/bugfix/gles.


I guess `~/.dotfiles` is probably the most popular.

I personally keep mine in my `src` directory (along with my other code) and symlink it to `~/.dotfiles` (using Dotbot), but I guess most people probably don't do that.

Okay, let's leave this as-is.


Note that instead of using "/ sqrt(2)" we could use 1.41421356237 (Pythagoras's Constant i.e. sqrt(2))


reopen


Create a new page from website and pull it to local repository


Looks good


Looks like I'm on ruby 2.1.6p336, rails 4.2.0. I originally went with ruby 2.2 but there were all sorts of issues and reinstalling with 2.1 seemed to go a lot smoother.


Please make issues for any suggestions and changes, stuff will just get lost here in commit comments.

I'm reasonably sure this works, assuming this code ever worked in the first place. I haven't been able to connect to this on my local server instance but admittedly that one has been set up way back when this server first came into being so I'm probably missing some additional Apache configuration somewhere.


Yeah the 2.2 went terribly for me as well so I downgraded to a 2.1 as well.


You should use *These* here, instead of *This*, as you are talking about plugin*s* (plural).


Ouh, thanks for explain about plural. I saw “these” bt for some reason, didn’t understand the difference with “this”.


Just noticed this.  Very cool.  Have you considered inheriting from the QgsExpression::Visitor object.  Then you will have a method for each node type that will get called for you when you call `visit` on each node.


this is to control back lights?


@smcgregor

> How is the submit button in the modal have Chinese UI? Did you do localization or pull from the host page?

They are dynamically pulled from the host page

> In the second video, it looks like the links are not injecting immediately. Do you know why this is happening? This is not the case for me at the moment.

Because the default `run_at` settings for `privly.js` is `document_idle`. (Notice that there is a spining circle in the title bar when those links are not injected)

> There are many cases you are supporting simultaneously. I think we probably need to run a few think-aloud studies to find where people run into issues.

Yes. Currently some edge cases may cause issues.

> I don't believe your CSP header prohibited inline scripts, so this may still be an issue.

I ran the following code in the console to ensure CSP headers have taken effects:
```javascript
var s = document.createElement('script');
s.textContent = 'alert(1)';
document.body.appendChild(s);
```
And I got:
> Refused to execute inline script because it violates the following Content Security Policy directive: blabla...


Also fixed the icon paths to prevent crashing the app


Check cigar != null and fail with IAE when applies.
Make cigar final.


Check if cigar != null and throw IAE when applies.


I suggest "runes_simple_heal" to have a smaller central hearth, runes_improve_heal to have a medium central hearth :)


Check read != null and throw IAE when applies.
Check cigarStartIndex and cigarEndIndex are correct considering cigar length, throw IAE when not so.
Add javadoc.


Check cigar != null, throw IAE when applies.


@philfreo, this line was unchanged in this diff (see line 15) so I can't comment for the original author. That said, you're right, the code will set second to ```true``` and then return.


Check read != null and cigar != null, fail when it applies.


There are bug when search button is clicked for first time its run to searching.


알려진 이슈는 이전 뉴스와 내용이 거의비슷합니다.
읽는 분들이 혼란스럽지 않게 문체도 전의 것과 맞춰주시는게 좋을 것같습니다.


Ah okay, I have a way in mind of matching the icon colors with their specific brand that should work with HTPC.  I’ll dig into it and implement this.

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fast math기능 -> fast math 기능


Check cigar != null, throw IAE when appropriate.


Ancdrew Crow, [acrow1234](https://github.com/acrow1234)


make original and clipped final.


meant to push this to my fork, somehow it ended up here.  DANGIT.


Actually looking into CigarOperator all this switch can be vastly simplified since CigarOperator has a consumeRefBase operation. Turns out that P does not consume ref-bases based on that.


URLs are fine; the problem is the `interaction.html` in particular, since subpage links aren't stable.


Specifically `https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/#specially-focusable` is equivalent and stable.


Ok didn't see that you checked for null and index correctness in previous commit... so just disregard those comments.


No, you're not missing anything. The admin page should work out of the box on a new git clone and you should have all 4 apache vh's in your Apache directory and an adminpageconf.json in your server folder. The master server runs the admin page as well


sure! and do u have a particular style you wanna us to do? right now is
pretty ugly and we don't know what kind of style you want.

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@TheMCPEGamer No need to worry about PC or PE, the translator will handle them. Just treat everyone normally.


This actually fixes #67, not 69.


initial commit


pretty much just follow the current style. If you are not sure then don't worry about it and I will do that


rax retry tests


This is comment 2.  This comment is only a test...


Apparently I keep on thinking I'd added the Sub message when I didn't.

Well, I'm adding it in here: e71a28777562c87

while I figure out what the real message is


Ah, well isn't that a hilarious mistake...


After looking at this I'd expect the isDirty boolean would be true after you've modified the value. Why should this be false in your experience?

If you want the isDirty to be false again (after you clear the value out) you could invoke save on the brandon object.


This is not strictly necessary to be able to add additional config, but it's probably more intuitive to people who aren't at home with monkeypatching (also known as "duck punching").


This exists only so that it can be overridden in plugins.


Unrelated style fix.


`'[block] '+move.name`

This is why the Travis CI build is failing. There aren't spaces surrounding the operator.


haha that's right :) this is a failing test. Sorry for the miscommunication on my end


Different events may want to offer things for sale which are not part of the standard kick-in system.  MAGStock wants to sell food.  Anthrocon wants to sell access to electrical outlets to groups.  And so forth.

So we have a stub property which can be overridden in a plugin which is displayed here.  I'll leave separate comments in the MAGStock commit showing what I did.


Why are we deleting user docker?


What is 'name' used for?


Pardon me, but how can I get the 'moreIDs' portion of the project?
I'm new here.


What is this?


This is how plugins will add additional config properties to the global ``c`` object.  Note that in this case we're using @kitsuta's excellent ``_AVAILABLE`` generic property, which will be usable as soon as we define a ``FOOD_COUNT`` property.


Got it, I put it [here](https://github.com/howardc93/dukeexchange/blob/19717ec68817e83d91867e5b43d44ea3eef297e3/test/scripts/seed.js)


Other events want to sell things like food or access to electrical outlets for dealers, etc.  We don't want them to need to modify core Uber when they do this, so instead we just use the ``@cost_property`` decorator.  This makes a property which is automatically used to compute the Attendee or Group price without us having to modify the core Uber code.


This is where we actually override the ``addons`` property so that we can show that food was purchased on the summary page.


This is not the right place to submit questions. Please submit your question to the mailing list. Thanks


hi


And `_STOCK`! If you don't define a _stock property it will treat it as unlimited!


I personally find parallel easier to read than waterfall


For the record, I deemed this as bitchwork and delegated it to Tyler. Got that Moretti?


True, but that is just added in the config file and doesn't need to exist in the code, since by existing in the config file it's automatically accessible on the global ``c`` object.


OK, fine with that, the default handling for secure connections should be fine, the use case I have for AFN security is dev servers with self signed certificates which probably should be valid certificates.

> On 26 Apr 2015, at 12:29 pm, Oli Griffiths <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>
> Agreed. I think the default HTTPClient should extend NSURLSession, so anything that natively supports will be supported OOTB. Anything more advances will need 3rd party support.
>
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Test


Just making sure. :)


I have a problem here, a gem captures the result of running a hooked method. modware will not return the result of executing the hooked method...


In addition to returning the value of `_modware_call`, I'd have to modify `Modware::Stack#start` to return the result of `Executor#execute` instead of env (see comment above)...


here. it should return the result of executing the middleware stack...


for context -- after I hooked `belongs_to` et al, I realised that `rake db:setup` is broken because activerecord-acts_as decided to do `variable = belongs_to :symbol, params...`, and I'm getting the environment instead of the return value.


A strange way to send me a message. You could have just sent me an email. I only stumbled across this by chance.

You're welcome to send me a pull request to the main repository if you like. #define form is preferred.


Name is used to satisfy the interface.


Read the change again - it uses java system properties and not environment variables. Which is consistent with many other Selenium configuration options for java.


I could do those to get it to work, but it seems like you've got some other plans going on, because your specs seem to indicate that to be a deliberate design choice...


I am starting a yearlong project titled, "Writing in the Online Surveillance State" on May 1, 2015. Part of this project will be an online chronicle/blog of entries for this project. At this point, I'm thinking of scrapping my current esteebeck.com website that I used for the academic job market, and putting up a Jekyll site to aggregate my blog entries over a year on this project, with links to academic CV, courses, etc to other sites where I will house that info.

This entry is sort of my first entry about the site, but it's a pre-entry in that I don't have the site up-and-running because I have to a) figure out enough abut Jekyll for the site (admittedly, I have zero experience/knowledge here), b) throw up some loosely-based project goals, c) outline methods for the project, or really d) write up proposal to keep me on track over the next year.

Gotta start somewhere.


when I right clicked that link u put there it said save target as and I did and I put it in the binaries and then I tried to install it and all it did was bring me back up to the demo version


Sorry, I commented on the wrong fork... could you have a look at the comments in lowjoel/modware@35dc1b95bc348accc7987f1c58a96221b87181ee


多年来，开发者们尝试着寻找克服在 Android 平台上测试困难的方案。Roboletric 就是一种，。。。


This turned into a generic catchall for a bunch of stuff that Anthrocon wanted to turn off, which worked really well for them, but now we have some more generic APIs to control that behavior, so I'm removing this option entirely.


Eventually I need to add prereg-specific checks into the validation API so that it'll be easily for plugins to override them.  It's possible now but wouldn't be obvious.  (Relatedly, I need to write some documentation.  Fun fun fun.)


@seanwash this works because of Ruby's implicit returns. In this case, calling the `current_user` method is preferable to referencing `@current_user`, because if the `current_user` method hadn't been previously called during the current request, `@current_user` would be `nil`.


nothing


Unrelated deletion of an unused file.


我们应该做的事重构应用：我们应该做的`是`重构应用


Ugh, yeah I was reading current_user as a variable and not a function. makes sense.


Bluetooth I don't use but have seen some issues with message connection but assumed was just the time if sync since mine works and my camera works fine


nice work @Swiip! The whole `module.exports = function(options) { /* ... */ };` didn't feel right to me.


Addendum: It's actually best to never reference `@current_user` for that exact reason. The only reason it's set to an instance variable is to "cache" the result; otherwise the code would have to call the database every time you called the `current_user` method during each request.


listener


I'd like to keep this pointed to `python`, and put the onus on the developer to point `python` at Python 3 in the way of their choice. For some people, maybe that's symlinks in `/usr/bin`, for others (like me) it's [`pyenv`](https://github.com/yyuu/pyenv).


Forgot to mark: #3


Sure. Methods called from the server don't have a `connection` property on `this`, whereas methods called from the client do. So checking that `this.connection` is falsy is a way to make sure the method call is coming from the server.


Oops, I think I know what you mean. The result must be explicitly captured by the middleware. That's a little counterintuitive, but I've fixed that (I think) in schemaplus/schema_plus_core#2


I'd prefer to delete the comments, rather than stretch them out this way.


Why did this line get commented out?


这样的建议有些激进。我们要做的是把下面图示的 Android 的应用架构：


#一个TableViewCell包含以下Property

##     let label: StrikeThroughText
一个UILabel，文字层，但是又自己带了一个子层（划线）
它内部自带控制器：strikeThrough，用来控制是否显示划线子层

##     var itemCompleteLayer = CALayer()
一个颜色层，用来控制cell的背景颜色（其实不是改变背景颜色，只是默默的给这个cell加一层绿色，平时是hidden的，状态一变，绿色就覆盖了原来的背景

##    var toDoItem: ToDoItem?
核心内容，它的completed属性控制label和itemCompleteLayer是否显示


ok thank you


@jisqyv This may be isolated, but pulling from upstream master broke compilation with ant in my Windows environment; the OS doesn't seem to read the symbolic link properly.  I pulled and compiled on Linux without an issue.


在第一、第二篇博文中，我会侧重阐述 Android 上进行测试是很痛苦的体验。


It's up to you guys to come up with a buildfix for this, I only merged a longstanding branch that maister once did. I don't own the respective hardware for this so I have no means to get this compiling and honestly other than maybe a few ifdefs and some header includes I don't think it would be hard work for either of you to figure out how to get it to compile.


I just noticed....How the hell does this work??? `windowsDir_` is a `std::wstring`, and we're appending a `char`?

Shouldn't it be:

```
windowsDir_ += L'\\';
```

...?


sdsff


Closes #3.


@chaossss  一些建议 ：-）


I moved these here since they're going to be invariant across vagrant installs.  Not that it much matters, but I was making config tweaks anyway.


You're welcome to implement a better solution if you think you have one.


lua fun_check_count.lua test_fc_summary.txt
files: 263, functions: 1338, passed: 1090, failed: 248, uncompilable: 19, pass rate: 81.46%

lua fun_check_count.lua test_fc_summary_c.txt
files: 43, functions: 7244, passed: 6596, failed: 648, uncompilable: 34, pass rate: 91.05%


This is the same logic exactly as the above function once you have a bounds rect. Factor out the logic into a static function.


Here's what's broken with our existing dashboards:
![screen shot 2015-04-26 at 1 13 26 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1109076/7335879/11fad584-ec17-11e4-8b67-ceb52bd21b2f.png)

Here's a fixed version using the commit above:
![screen shot 2015-04-26 at 1 13 42 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1109076/7335880/26dbd4da-ec17-11e4-85f5-db80a82b3680.png)


Can we please just do

UIEdgeInsets tableViewMargins = (UIEdgeInsets){.left=ORKTableViewLeftMargin(_tableView), .right=ORKTableViewRightMargin(_tableView)};
_tableView.bounds = UIEdgeInsetsInsetRect(self.bounds,tableViewMargins);

In my opinion, less error prone.


Yep, I've checked carefully and agree it reduces to this. Thanks!


What program do I use?


Excellent work! I propose the following algorithm for dealing with the edge cases:
If CROP_ANGLE < 360, then there are 3 cases.
1) Angle < CROP_ANGLE / 2. Get the left half of the image from (Angle - CROP_ANGLE/2 + 360, 360), and the right half from (0, Angle + CROP_ANGLE/2)
2) Angle > CROP_ANGLE /2. Left = (Angle - CROP_ANGLE/2, 360); Right = (0, Angle + CROP_ANGLE/2 - 360)
3) Else, Whole = (Angle - CROP_ANGLE/2, ANGLE + CROP_ANGLE/2)
Since we may or may not split into left or right, I don't think we can really use modulus as a solution (and this is pretty clear)

Reconstruction:
Uh, just initialize a huge black texture and fill it in from the OptimizedImage. I think this is where the parallel stuff actually comes in kind of?

here you could just calculate MIN = (Angle - CROP_ANGLE/2) mod 360, and then do each column as Min + n mod 360 for n from 0 to CROP_ANGLE


Typo! Needs to be fixed. :warning:


Also added weakness filter checkboxes for the monster page


Much tidier. :+1:


It's a great idea, but it lacks a check to see if the file was in fact added by that user. The problem is that uploaders shouldn't be able to delete files added by users of higher roles.


It needs to use waterfall (need to get listing's user id to retrieve the user)


## Create one R script called run_analysis.R that does the following:
## 1. Merges the training and the test sets to create one data set.
## 2. Extracts only the measurements on the mean and standard deviation for each measurement.
## 3. Uses descriptive activity names to name the activities in the data set
## 4. Appropriately labels the data set with descriptive activity names.
## 5. Creates a second, independent tidy data set with the average of each variable for each activity and each subject.

> if (!require("data.table")) {
+ install.packages("data.table")
+ }

> if (!require("reshape2")) {
+ install.packages("reshape2")
+ }

> require("data.table")
> require("reshape2")
>
> activity_labels <- read.table("/Users/yilichen/Desktop/UCI HAR Dataset/activity_labels.txt")[,2]
> features <- read.table("/Users/yilichen/Desktop/UCI HAR Dataset/features.txt")[,2]
> extract_features <- grepl("mean|std", features)
>
> X_test <- read.table("/Users/yilichen/Desktop/UCI HAR Dataset/test/X_test.txt")
> y_test <- read.table("/Users/yilichen/Desktop/UCI HAR Dataset/test/y_test.txt")
> subject_test <- read.table("/Users/yilichen/Desktop/UCI HAR Dataset/test/subject_test.txt")
>
> names(X_test) = features
> X_test = X_test[,extract_features]
> y_test[,2] = activity_labels[y_test[,1]]
> names(y_test) = c("Activity_ID", "Activity_Label")
> names(subject_test) = "subject"
>
> test_data <- cbind(as.data.table(subject_test), y_test, X_test)
> X_train <- read.table("/Users/yilichen/Desktop/UCI HAR Dataset/train/X_train.txt")
> y_train <- read.table("/Users/yilichen/Desktop/UCI HAR Dataset/train/y_train.txt")
>
>
> subject_train <- read.table("/Users/yilichen/Desktop/UCI HAR Dataset/train/subject_train.txt")
> names(X_train) = features
> X_train = X_train[,extract_features]
>
> y_train[,2] = activity_labels[y_train[,1]]
>
> names(y_train) = c("Activity_ID", "Activity_Label")
>
> names(subject_train) = "subject"
>
> train_data <- cbind(as.data.table(subject_train), y_train, X_train)
>
> data = rbind(test_data, train_data)
>
> id_labels   = c("subject", "Activity_ID", "Activity_Label")
> data_labels = setdiff(colnames(data), id_labels)
> melt_data      = melt(data, id = id_labels, measure.vars = data_labels)
>
> tidy_data   = dcast(melt_data, subject + Activity_Label ~ variable, mean)
> write.table(tidy_data, file = "/Users/yilichen/Desktop/UCI HAR Dataset/tidy_data.txt")
>


OMG, I swear I looked and looked and looked so many times and even used the author, how unlucky of me LOL. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!


This would be considered an existing lambda, correct?


Ce rost are funcția asta goală? Șterge-o.


Nu prea se obișnuiește să ai `if` cu corpul gol. Poate mai bine inversezi condiția?


## You should create one R script called run_analysis.R that does the following.
## 1. each variable should be in one column
## 2. each observation of that variable should be in a different row.
## 3. include ids to link tables together
## 4. Merges the training and the test sets to create one data set.


Unu că tocmai ai oprit oamenii să facă copy/paste, for no good reasons. Doi e foarte enervant ca la fiecare tastă să apară un message box. Măcar ignoră-le tăcut.


Alte funcții goale.


your thanks are appreciated,  above code outputs for robert W clark   output was RWC and some junk.  for kkk K and more junk.

You write beautiful code, just dumb it down a little the more involved the harder to unkink.
here are some things to consider.
ints and chars and 'x' are interchangeable at this level

so the following is valid

    if(name[i] == ' ')
    {
        printf("%c", name[i+1]);
    }
still need to convert to upper case but that isn't hard, some fancy math following name can do that..
hint:

    name[i] % 32 + some number = upper case letters


Dacă o să vrei să adaugi mai multe limbi, ce-o să faci? O să adaugi cîte o variabilă nouă pentru fiecare? Poate există vreo structură de date care să te ajute?


Variabilele se cheamă în engleză sau în română? Fii consecvent.


related to issue #7


`TryParse` întoarce o valoare pe care o ignori. Dacă ești sigur că parsarea o să reușească, folosește ceva fără `Try`. Dar mai bine e să verifiici valoarea rezultată.


Și oricum, filtrarea pe care o faci nu pare corectă. Exemplu de caracter pentru care `char.IsNumber()` e `true`: ¼. Exemplu de caracter pentru care `char.IsDigit()` (dacă te gîndeai s-o folosești) e `true`: ๘.


Numele variabilelor locale încep cu literă mare sau mică? Fii consecvent.


no need for ion now.
@omerjerk


How to use/test results:

> m <- matrix(rnorm(16), 4,4)
> source("cachematrix.R")
> cacheSolve(makeCacheMatrix(m))
            [,1]         [,2]        [,3]        [,4]
[1,] -0.36528580  0.402989626 -0.90162484 -0.04884245
[2,]  0.19425455 -0.472435788  0.08043779 -0.27893364
[3,]  0.09405344 -0.681078352  0.41381633  0.24369537
[4,] -0.30368794 -0.007313984  0.28982428 -0.21726515
> cacheSolve(makeCacheMatrix(m))
Returning Cached Matrix
            [,1]         [,2]        [,3]        [,4]
[1,] -0.36528580  0.402989626 -0.90162484 -0.04884245
[2,]  0.19425455 -0.472435788  0.08043779 -0.27893364
[3,]  0.09405344 -0.681078352  0.41381633  0.24369537
[4,] -0.30368794 -0.007313984  0.28982428 -0.21726515
>


You are so pushy :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

This is a very simple overview of npm and Bower so if you are new to them you can learn more about npm [here](https://www.npmjs.com/) and check out Bower [here](http://bower.io/)


the last sentence seems unnecessary and almost confuses the user on where you want them to go...or maybe I am tired :)


iyeka :) :+1:


The purpose of this project is to demonstrate your ability to collect, work with, and clean a data set. The goal is to prepare tidy data that can be used for later analysis. You will be graded by your peers on a series of yes/no questions related to the project. You will be required to submit: 1) a tidy data set as described below, 2) a link to a Github repository with your script for performing the analysis, and 3) a code book that describes the variables, the data, and any transformations or work that you performed to clean up the data called CodeBook.md. You should also include a README.md in the repo with your scripts. This repo explains how all of the scripts work and how they are connected.

One of the most exciting areas in all of data science right now is wearable computing - see for example this article . Companies like Fitbit, Nike, and Jawbone Up are racing to develop the most advanced algorithms to attract new users. The data linked to from the course website represent data collected from the accelerometers from the Samsung Galaxy S smartphone. A full description is available at the site where the data was obtained:

http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/datasets/Human+Activity+Recognition+Using+Smartphones

Here are the data for the project:

https://d396qusza40orc.cloudfront.net/getdata%2Fprojectfiles%2FUCI%20HAR%20Dataset.zip

 You should create one R script called run_analysis.R that does the following.
Merges the training and the test sets to create one data set.
Extracts only the measurements on the mean and standard deviation for each measurement.
Uses descriptive activity names to name the activities in the data set
Appropriately labels the data set with descriptive variable names.
From the data set in step 4, creates a second, independent tidy data set with the average of each variable for each activity and each subject.

Good luck!


Why don't we use the user's email address as a primary key? Maybe email and first name and last name? That way each user can only have one account, and only one email address can be used for a given user.


i <- NULL
                     set <- function(y) {
    +                              x <<- y
    +                                      i <<- NULl
    +                                      }
  +                   get <- function() x
  +                    setinverse <- function(inverse) i <<- inverse
  +                   getinverse <- function() i
  +                        list(set = set, get = get,
                                +                               setinverse = setinverse,                                              getinverse = getinverse)
  + }


I hate ending a sentence with "like"

...then you can create a Grunt task such as [this](https://github.com/gruntjs/grunt-contrib-sass) to compile Sass.


OK…


##The purpose of this project is to demonstrate your ability to collect, work with, and clean a data set. The goal is to prepare tidy data that can be used for later analysis. You will be graded by your peers on a series of yes/no questions related to the project. You will be required to submit: 1) a tidy data set as described below, 2) a link to a Github repository with your script for performing the analysis, and 3) a code book that describes the variables, the data, and any transformations or work that you performed to clean up the data called CodeBook.md. You should also include a README.md in the repo with your scripts. This repo explains how all of the scripts work and how they are connected.

##One of the most exciting areas in all of data science right now is wearable computing - see for example this article . Companies like Fitbit, Nike, and Jawbone Up are racing to develop the most advanced algorithms to attract new users. The data linked to from the course website represent data collected from the accelerometers from the Samsung Galaxy S smartphone. A full description is available at the site where the data was obtained:

##http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/datasets/Human+Activity+Recognition+Using+Smartphones

##Here are the data for the project:

##https://d396qusza40orc.cloudfront.net/getdata%2Fprojectfiles%2FUCI%20HAR%20Dataset.zip

##You should create one R script called run_analysis.R that does the following.
##Merges the training and the test sets to create one data set.
##Extracts only the measurements on the mean and standard deviation for each measurement.
##Uses descriptive activity names to name the activities in the data set
##Appropriately labels the data set with descriptive variable names.
##From the data set in step 4, creates a second, independent tidy data set with the average of each variable for each activity and each subject.

##Good luck!


Please check what you're committing...


## The purpose of this project is to demonstrate your ability to collect, work with, and clean a data set. The goal is to prepare tidy data that can be used for later analysis. You will be graded by your peers on a series of yes/no questions related to the project. You will be required to submit: 1) a tidy data set as described below, 2) a link to a Github repository with your script for performing the analysis, and 3) a code book that describes the variables, the data, and any transformations or work that you performed to clean up the data called CodeBook.md. You should also include a README.md in the repo with your scripts. This repo explains how all of the scripts work and how they are connected.

## One of the most exciting areas in all of data science right now is wearable computing - see for example this article . Companies like Fitbit, Nike, and Jawbone Up are racing to develop the most advanced algorithms to attract new users. The data linked to from the course website represent data collected from the accelerometers from the Samsung Galaxy S smartphone. A full description is available at the site where the data was obtained:

## http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/datasets/Human+Activity+Recognition+Using+Smartphones

## Here are the data for the project:

## https://d396qusza40orc.cloudfront.net/getdata%2Fprojectfiles%2FUCI%20HAR%20Dataset.zip

## You should create one R script called run_analysis.R that does the following.
## Merges the training and the test sets to create one data set.
## Extracts only the measurements on the mean and standard deviation for each measurement.
## Uses descriptive activity names to name the activities in the data set
## Appropriately labels the data set with descriptive variable names.
## From the data set in step 4, creates a second, independent tidy data set with the average of each variable for each activity and each subject.

## Good luck!


1. if you are using an em dash then actually use it, don't just use a hyphen.
2. the sentence in general feels a bit like a run-on and takes a few times for it to make sense. Break it up a bit?


Sementara belum ada fitur export.
Perlu ditambahkan?


Se incorpora i18n


I take it back, it appears you are using an em dash :+1:

still hard to read though...


cacheSolve <- function(x, ...) {
           i <- x$getinverse()
         if(!is.null(i)) {
                         message("getting cached data")
                          return(i)
                         }
               data <- x$get()
                 i <- solve(data)
               x$setinverse(i)
                i
           }


Thanks again for all your help. Please check the [most recent commit](https://github.com/kmgteano/Harvard-CS50/commit/1784a4bd09f5ce37bbe1731fee67495e6269e308#diff-c783791666906645bb3fce66633025e9); it should stop outputting junk now.

I might still be overdoing it on the casting though!


q


Thanks for that. I'll do it when i have time


My suggestion: This master stylesheet is designed to pull together the Scally framework and your project specific styles together and compile down to a single css file. We'll dig into how we suggest you set this up in the next section.


On 24/04/15 21:42, Kenneth Heafield wrote:
> StringPiece?

What, as in "please support StringPiece while you're at it?"

If so, I'm not familiar with the thing or its uses, but feel free.  :)
Maybe I just didn't notice the need.

Jeroen


BECAUSE PEOPLE WANTED IT


can you add the word "individual"

via individual Sass `@import`'s


Looks like missing .gitignore?

Can we roll it back?

@ggt3 What specifically did you change?


as "it" can be completely...


~~So~~ For example


I just removed the folder that was added, it should be fine.

On Sun, Apr 26, 2015 at 1:08 AM Howard Chung <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Looks like missing .gitignore?
>
> Can we roll it back?
>
> @ggt3 <https://github.com/ggt3> What specifically did you change?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/howardc93/dukeexchange/commit/92ac62137b2c5d6f4e49391f700a8dfb9ebeccff#commitcomment-10904114>
> .
>


What should be the estimated byte size here? Number of characters or number of bytes ? Since in PVarchar definition, it is number of characters, so I am confused here.

PVarchar
-----------

@Override
	public int estimateByteSize(Object o) {
		String value = (String) o;
		return value == null ? 1 : value.length();
	}


[path/to/the/scally/framework]


I'm not really happy with this yet since I can't figure a way to use tar's '-a' parameter to determine the compression program, I'm forcing '-z' for gzip which I guess is okay...

I'll submit a PR if you think it's worth it at this stage, just lem'me know - thanx.


Sorry sorry sorry


The sample master stylesheet available [here] imports everything in the framework by default. You should be selective, so your CSS is as lean as possible, and only import what you need.


all the path to's in this section are messed up, see my comment above.


test


`parent` shouldn't use `intval`, instead use `esc_attr` because the expected input is a comma separated list of IDs.

From http://docs.woothemes.com/document/woocommerce-shortcodes/
> Set the parent parameter to 0 to only display top level categories. Set ids to a comma separated list of category ids to only show those.


this is super nit-picky, but can you reverse style.scss and settings.scss in your example, as the finder will show in alpha order :)


You are spamming my repo list. Please remove me, or I will start deleting everything in this repo until you remove me.


Can you please remove me as collab?


a function that prints the output of the command


:+1: wonderful how you interpreted the bug :smile:


The purpose of this project is to demonstrate your ability to collect, work with, and clean a data set. The goal is to prepare tidy data that can be used for later analysis. You will be graded by your peers on a series of yes/no questions related to the project. You will be required to submit: 1) a tidy data set as described below, 2) a link to a Github repository with your script for performing the analysis, and 3) a code book that describes the variables, the data, and any transformations or work that you performed to clean up the data called CodeBook.md. You should also include a README.md in the repo with your scripts. This repo explains how all of the scripts work and how they are connected.

One of the most exciting areas in all of data science right now is wearable computing - see for example this article . Companies like Fitbit, Nike, and Jawbone Up are racing to develop the most advanced algorithms to attract new users. The data linked to from the course website represent data collected from the accelerometers from the Samsung Galaxy S smartphone. A full description is available at the site where the data was obtained:

http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/datasets/Human+Activity+Recognition+Using+Smartphones

Here are the data for the project:

https://d396qusza40orc.cloudfront.net/getdata%2Fprojectfiles%2FUCI%20HAR%20Dataset.zip

 You should create one R script called run_analysis.R that does the following.
Merges the training and the test sets to create one data set.
Extracts only the measurements on the mean and standard deviation for each measurement.
Uses descriptive activity names to name the activities in the data set
Appropriately labels the data set with descriptive variable names.
From the data set in step 4, creates a second, independent tidy data set with the average of each variable for each activity and each subject.

Good luck!


Scally is maintained under the [Semantic Versioning guidelines](http://semver.org/). We will do our best to adhere to those guidelines and strive to maintain backwards compatibility.


Learn PHP...


Hi, all you need is to rebuild boost and the gateway under your platform.

2015-04-25 13:27 GMT+03:00 thakorjay <notifications@github.com>:

> hello,
> I want to run the same program of gateway on my INTEL PC. Is it possible
> to run the same ? Or any configuration is needed for this?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/devicehive/devicehive-cpp/commit/3319387fab4cee5747676aa5bf61924a8ef893cc#commitcomment-10900630>
> .
>


No... Read other plugins...
Gitter


~~for my current employer~~ given at


赞一个~!

几天没看`todo`变化可喜啊.

感谢~注意身体哦~


@sinoon 哈哈。昨晚突击完成不少功能。


after changing string concatenation with String.format, a string becomes more verbose, good job!!!


One foot note,
I reused some code on purpose.
I am still learning the language and I tend to do this faster this way.
I read through the code a couple hundreds of times like this, instead of perhaps ten times.
It also helps assuring I won't walk against bugs that have previously been terminated.


lua 5.1 use new test files as https://github.com/viruscamp/luadec/commit/a8e484596e2cf6701b819db5830a98e009f36659#commitcomment-10904017

lua fun_check_count.lua test_fc_summary.txt
files: 263, functions: 1314, passed: 1057, failed: 257, uncompilable: 19, pass rate: 80.44%

lua fun_check_count.lua test_fc_summary_c.txt
files: 43, functions: 7244, passed: 6568, failed: 676, uncompilable: 33, pass rate: 90.67%


Why would you want the walls to change in an already explored room?


Didn't a while ago you said you wanted the user to just be able to go anywhere without traversing a bunch of empty rooms?


Sorry, I guess I should have clarified what I meant by fixing the knockback. There's a glitch where sometimes after leaving the knockback state, an enemy will start moving really fast.


tanya vimila kak kalau aku Insya Allah saya bisa pertanggung jawabkan


They just re-update the line of code, nothing changed here


Change
```PHP
<span>Writer: <?php echo $writer_data['nickname']; ?>
```
into
```PHP
<span>Writer: <?php echo $writer_data['username']; ?>
```
or it will show the error that you use undefined index 'nickname'

CW, Apr.26, 2015.


This is not a valid environment variable name on UNIX: http://stackoverflow.com/a/2821183/2942


this commit caused issues for me. the following link contains some details on the issue. i made the switch "@import "font-awesome.css";
" in application.css.scss to in commit d6e544df7c320ca3877e8dd4459f3a0fd2dafabc

https://github.com/bokmann/font-awesome-rails/issues/130


It would be great to test other types of proxies to make sure there are no weird discrepancies between their behaviours.

Same for when the multiple-generics come on a `mixin` or one of `additionalInterfacesToProxy`


I will setup Gitter for this


I think that unless you make some deeper refactorings here it'd be better simply suppress the problematic cops or bump their limits for the project. I don't think there's much value in small non-structural changes that simply aim to trim a few lines.


Last thing, obviously not pulling quick settings new preference BUT from looking at that am I correct in a ssuming I just need to add the settings_to_reset part from settings.java to all the settings I would want supported? Just want to make sure I go at this in the correct way. Thanks for any input, it's greatly appreciated. I think this is a really user friendly feature, can't believe it never went mainstream. Seems like it could be one of the more useful features I've ever seen


I have already built the boost library and gateway code...still it stuck at
get server info only....
No device polling is done .

Can you help me with this ?
On 26/04/2015 10:49 AM, "Sergey Polichnoy" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi, all you need is to rebuild boost and the gateway under your platform.
>
> 2015-04-25 13:27 GMT+03:00 thakorjay <notifications@github.com>:
>
> > hello,
> > I want to run the same program of gateway on my INTEL PC. Is it possible
> > to run the same ? Or any configuration is needed for this?
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <
> https://github.com/devicehive/devicehive-cpp/commit/3319387fab4cee5747676aa5bf61924a8ef893cc#commitcomment-10900630
> >
> > .
> >
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/devicehive/devicehive-cpp/commit/3319387fab4cee5747676aa5bf61924a8ef893cc#commitcomment-10904152>
> .
>


What should I learn?


This fix remained me on #270 . If you are already on it, can you look into diff tat I attached to this issue? Or, do we have unit test(s) that is failing because of wrong nesting issue?


@julienschmidt Isn't your benchmark for http routing? Even the name says the same.


Wow! Outstandingly thorough and careful implementation. My hat is off to you sir.


Oh thanks for noticing this....
Somehow I forget it all the time because I'm used to unicode compatible compilation already...


@lowjoel Yes, that's a design choice / requirement.  If the result is to be returned to the caller, the middleware "env" object must capture it, to give `after` and `around` methods the chance to modify it; and the wrapper extracts and return it.


@jiajuncao: In future, let's make the commit message a bit more verbose/explicit :-).


The Board class had gotten an indentation issue


Thanks @mauritsvanrees! Looks good to me.


What? I think you're taking what I said out of context. I think I said that I don't want the gameplay to consist of a lot of going through empty rooms, but since there's no reason to backtrack in this game, it's fine to leave already completed rooms empty.


are you interested in making a game or some software?


update


After line 50 you miss 'return false;' because the logic is that if you get in any IF then there is something illegal so you output the error message and exit the function.


Might be good to document that somewhere. It want obvious to me =p

On 26 Apr, 2015 1:55 pm, ronen barzel <notifications@github.com> wrote:

@lowjoel<https://github.com/lowjoel> Yes, that's a design choice / requirement. If the result is to be returned to the caller, the middleware "env" object must capture it, to give after and around methods the chance to modify it; and the wrapper extracts and return it.

—
Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<https://github.com/ronen/modware/commit/35dc1b95bc348accc7987f1c58a96221b87181ee#commitcomment-10904211>.


the guild is excellent, but i have confusion,could u tell me how to call graph_utilities.randomize_graph function and can u give me an example,thanks.


bad, check my pull request https://github.com/DunxGit/OutDated/pull/3


OK


This is incorrect I believe


Ah, alright, I see. So it's fine now, then?


the correct namespace is: namespace OutDated/OutDated
without '


ok


No, it is just OutDated


Am I reading right, and these two `require`s are unused?


oh, sorry sorry...


It's in the README for modware -- any way or place I can put it that would make it easier to find?


sorry, this wrong, change it and only type : Main: Outdated


interesting - this is the first time I see someone use `%i` instead of `%d` in actual code.
It seems that Py2.6 requires `{0}` instead of just `{}`, though.


@FIXME:
Because of this https://springrts.com/mantis/view.php?id=4659 bug you cannot rely on any callins - in particular the one that removes dead electrafis from config[] - to run. Should that happen, Spring.GetUnitPosition will return nil for a unit that no longer exists.


Should I pull these changes?


Тогда уж
```java
dataset.add(new PlotItem(0, count));
```


Why is it not needed? Codecademy told me to do that.


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hmm, that would be the natural place to put it, it didn't occur to me.

I think it's because schema_plus_core and schema_monkey used it implicitly so the natural instinct was _to do as @ronen did_ =P the examples I referenced didn't use its return result, so it didn't occur to me that it was the pattern to follow


You dont need it because this is usually only needed for website php files


Number of characters is fine as it's just an estimate.

>


I've tried many times and think I messed it up. I tried to extract all the files with what u said to do and it would just bring up the demo and it wont update or anything. I do appreciate you taking your time to help me though.


I think you missed this one? also .c9/.build?


that's not how we usually do to pass these options but that might be an interesting way to do!

I see one reason not to do it : if those options are pulled from hiera, in the erb there's no way to ignore some options invalid for one version of collectd like we're used to. @blkperl an opinion on that ?


There is an issue with  `qubes-core-vm-3.0.7`.  I have been troubleshooting it all day.  The issue is with Wheezy (Whonix).  Gateway starts up just fine, but when I start the Workstation, or even the Gateway's template, the gateway crashes immediately and leaves a zombie process; no log, nothing.

I just identified the cause just now. Apparently wheezy does not support the iptables -w or --wait option.

If I remove that option, ProxyVM will not crash.  There are no backports available for Wheezy iptables


and it says somin about a htmp 404


i know that bug
it has been fixed in the offline version
but thanks a lot

> 在 2015年4月26日，下午1:36，陈为 <notifications@github.com> 写道：
>
> Change
>
> Writer: <?php echo $writer_data['nickname']; ?>
> into
>
> Writer: <?php echo $writer_data['username']; ?>
> or it will show the error that you use undefined index 'nickname'
>
> CW, Apr.26, 2015.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/liuchang62166/Postmanblog/commit/dc339fd228051f1245e653c8eeba4876e9978bb4#commitcomment-10904179>.
>


Oh, OK


Given that there is `self.train_history_` and a straight way from that to go to `self.log_`, is it still useful to store `self.log_` as an instance variable?


#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
	printf("hello world\n");
	return 0;
}


Good


You should add ```.htaccess``` file in every folder.


Anything mate :) Id be happy to make either


Hey @alebianco, Just created dev branch so that we can commit fixes like these and when ready to release to haxelib we can merge to master.

So that master will always be in sync with haxelib release.


？ can’t understand

> 在 2015年4月26日，下午2:43，陈为 <notifications@github.com> 写道：
>
> You should add .htaccess file in every folder.
>
>


I found that function ```htmlentities``` has a bug. Some times it will ignore all character in the post.
use this:
```PHP
	function array_sanitize (&$item) {
		if (is_string ($item)) {
			$item = str_replace ("<", "<", str_replace (">", ">", mysqli_real_escape_string ($GLOBALS['con'], $item)));
		}
	}

	function sanitize ($data) {
		return str_replace ("<", "<", str_replace (">", ">", mysqli_real_escape_string ($GLOBALS['con'], $data)));
	}
```


You should add a endline in the end of every file.


@ichim-david this is different. This is the tal-statement "exists: some/tal" whereas the other is "python: exists('some-tal-statement')". I found the latter sometimes causes errors for yet undetermined reasons. Also I think it is hard to read and not pythonic. Who but a hardcore-plone-dev would understand that it passes a string to a python-method but actually 'exists' is not a really python method but only exists when parsing tal and the string is actually a tal-path). Ugrh!


If you don't want to show any error, use this line.


Ugh, I don't think writing code like this is helpful for maintainability. You should be able to rely on callins to run. Let's just not use RemoveGadget manually and assume that if a gadget is removed because it has errors, no other gadget code is guaranteed to be executed correctly from that point on.
PS: Fixing that bug is trivial while maintaining almost the same amount of speed: just have a list of gadgets that will be removed after all callins are executed (there likely won't be any to remove most of the time).


Use this:
```HTML
<html xmlns=http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml>
```


Hmm, I'm a bit worried about existing code that relies on `train_history` to have the old key names, e.g. `EarlyStopping` in the tutorial.  It would be nice if we could keep that code working.  At the same time I understand that you're using the keys for the table titles and that some of the keys were deemed too long.  Maybe a custom `OrderedDict` with additional mappings for backward compatibility (issuing a warning) could could fix that?

```python
            info = dict(
                epoch=epoch,
                train_loss=avg_train_loss,
                valid_loss=avg_valid_loss,
                valid_accuracy=avg_valid_accuracy,
                )
```


Good catch. I've removed them.


ok


Oops, wrong issue number. #119


Did you intend to print to stderr but print a newline to stdout?