@e-kolpakov It's a essentially a global variable since all instances of the class see the same value.  This means e.g. that you can't have two different LTI providers in the same Django application.  However, there are other issues in the design that prevent that anyway, and it's a bit far-fetched to want that anyway.  So just strike that and forget about it. :)


I've noticed that the latest Violations plugin is still https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Violations from 2012.  Is it possible to get a new tagged release for this repo?


You should rename this repository to "cheers", to make it clear what it is.


Why isn't the upper bound 4.8 in accordance with the Package Versioning Policy?


@eferro take a look ;)


{ -> String author ... } => { String author -> ...}


Or, to put it another way, is version 4.8, 4.9 or 5.0 out yet? Do we have any idea which of these will break us?


Je crois pas qu'il faut mettre les méthodes gagner ou perdre. ON les mettra dans la classe solo et multijoueur, car gagner/perdre en mode solo est different  de gagner/perdre en mode multijoueur.


or is it @erinpagemd ??


Creo que sólo con taxes también funcionaría


You should rename this repo to "Cheers", to make it clear what it is.


@smarnach when it starts causing trouble we can handle that. :) Django models use `objects` as a shared manager and nobody complains about it (at least I haven't heard it).


Wrong. See issue #49.


See more was scrapped for now. I used a `rem` out of habbit. Will add in pixel value.


Is it worth doing all this on the server side if we are creating a String for BCrypt?


I was seeing occasional errors, because while the transaction was in fact finished but the ostree sysroot data structure had not yet finished rebuilding it's internal data. So the idea was to let it retry a few times before it was considered a hard error.


One commend per line please :-)


Now that you mention it I don't think we actually do.


We sort to in order to have S: before U: V: which we need to add later on - comment please.


Jeeej 😈


I don't think it's worth doing on the server side. These changes propagated from changing `DbSeedCommand.defaultPassword` to `char[]`. Alternatively, I could leave that field a String and convert it to `char[] when used on the client. I'll try that out.


two float casts can go :-)


onDestroy() is usually a good place to close your active
 threads before exiting the Activity. 在退出当前Activity前，在onDestory()方法里结束你的运行中线程是个不错的选择。


@brayhoward It definitely is NOT. :-1:


Are we sure this Ratio is really the ratio we need for all other modes?


Ok, perfecto... Other alternative is use a command struct for all the commands of the repo, see snmpquerier por safemap


hello world


comment please D: S: U: V: - S: needs to be before U: V: for sorting later.


Вот, непонятно , в описании функции написано "Проверка на ноль: если число не равно нулю, то «1» иначе «0»", но тут простор для фантазии большой, то ли одно число проверяется, то ли надо проверить есть ли в массиве ноль, то ли вернуть массив единиц и нулей, который будет сопоставлен исходному.


One command per line, please.


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two (float) can go.


I have added a note on the ticket (https://github.com/killbill/killbill/issues/273).


Not sure want that pixel ratio for all other modes - why do we want to?


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That's a wibbly-wobbly data type.


Oops, my mistake. the documentation was outdated.
I used -1 to indicate eof. I though it's more useful to notify eof state instead of remaining time in eof state because one can easily calculate remaining time but cannot figure out cache is eof or not.
I want to update documentation instead of fixing return value for eof, if you don't mind.


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@Upitep а попробуй директорию кэша ваще снести


I suppose you added the listener for voting again in a later commit?


Exactly it is suppose to work on top level window. Also `DisableSubclassing()` was called too late (after main window were already subclassed). I tested it and with my patch I don't have any issues anymore.


"search" has upper-case 's' in the .feature file.
... search button' => ... search button$'


:-D


looks good!


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this can all be slimmed down to a few lines with an array of image paths and a for loop that goes through the image array and creates the array of objects. you will need to do this when you start making the api call to imgur.


lgtm


might be redundant since we can just do
title in self.hand


В том числе - частично решаем #43


I'm running all this in the Spark shell, so no compile, per se. I tried the "new" with WordCount per a suggestion from Russell, but get different errors either way.


В том числе - частично решаем #43.


@myfluxi Does "no builds" means You won't build but still work on it and update the repos?


The method argument could have come from the sentence. E.g.: ... on the "([^"]*)" button$') { String o -> ...}


In the code above, closing the thread in onDestroy() ensures that you never accidentally leak the thread
通过上面的代码，我们在 onDestroy() 方法中结束了线程，确保不会发生意外的线程的内存泄漏问题。
There is also a comprehensive example available in the API demos which illustrates the concept.
在API demo中也提供了很好理解的例子来为你阐述相关概念


Not at all, it was simply you are the first to use issues in the project, and I had not thought to do the same.  No condescending meant at all.  And no assumption like that was made.  The short statement was definitely open to free interpretation, and probably pushed toward 'snarky' without intent.

 I have a feeling actually that unless asked, my feedback is going to be concealed in explorations on my local system, through pulls of code unless directly asked.  (Not due to your statement here, so don't think it was you.)

I had forgotten that this is public and we are not 'friends' and should really be more careful of those kinds of mis-reads.  (It is why I usually pair in private repositories.)


... is displayed' => ... is displayed$'
{-> String author ...} => { String author -> ...}


How to get the module


was there some special movement for these creature too?

they only spawn at 1697.92f, 502.315f, 86.4882f, 1.65806f an that's it? no motion or wps for them?

btw nice commit :)


this want force same ratio for all other modes
it only takes the initial one as basis (assuming the initial resolution is correct in respect to display) for recalculation of modes with WxH of different ratio.

(if we assume 1280x720 as initial res, and 1920x1080, 720x576 and 720x480 as available, probed resolutions will have 1.0 ratio for 1280x720, 1920x1080, ratio 1.422 for 720x576 and 1.185 for 720x480.


Ah, indeed. I had copied your code from [jruby-rack](https://github.com/jruby/jruby-rack/blob/master/src/main/ruby/rack/handler/servlet/default_env.rb#L116) :smile_cat:

Fixed in https://github.com/killbill/killbill-plugin-framework-ruby/commit/2739bd524d0cff573c865d09d6745f8044bee9f5.


updated this in 0.7.1+1


It looks like this is getting all the unique elements in a list? We probably don't need this and can just do list(set(input_list))


Sorry, I'm having the same problem as @Dr3am3rz.


Yep, I'll try this other way too.
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> commands of the repo, see snmpquerier por safemap
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Why not for master branch as well? :-)


saw approval from tburghart
at https://github.com/kesslerm/riak_api/commit/8c9b8daae70478c69c31c9d8de55c11944daa6b1


merging kesslerm/riak_api/feature/88_1.4 = 8c9b8daa into borshop-integration-90-feature/88_1.4


kesslerm/riak_api/feature/88_1.4 = 8c9b8daa merged ok, testing candidate = 1dabf16e


No, for some reason, removing those two lines creates a kernel panic.


please update the commit log accordingly.


Don't need a cast for `ga.ga_data`; it's a `void *`.


use `find` here


Sorry Guys.


also, `flat_map` instead of `map.flatten`


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Storing this reference can result in the Activity being retained when it would otherwise be eligible for garbage collection
保持引用可能导致本应该被垃圾回收的Activity保留了下来，而没有被回收。


I use this handy function in some of my scripts. The new `overWrite` argument changes the signature by adding a fourth positional argument. It'd be nice if this were an optional keyword argument instead ("False" by default). This way I wouldn't need not modify all scripts that import the function.
thanks.


Have you tested this code with downloading all designs? I used urllib2 because session.get (requests) did not work for big files. If you've tested, I'll accept it.


Check your tabs; they should be 2 spaces. These look like giant-ass tabs


najs one, I'll open an issue for it - thanks!


i.e. unless you mean Ireland here :-)


Ah, yes, you're right. And in that case, I didn't need to add cache_eof flag to notify eof state...


I think we ignore them anyways when writing to fb1 ...


Thanks!


missing `for=`


same here


We can declare `p` locally as a `char *`.


r=jed


whoops.... and left in the binding of $endmeaning... Thanks!


Steven, you taught me something new with this check point. The only thing you need to do here is associate the comment with a post.


That's tight!


我提的都是些小细节，可能你那样翻会更好，觉得合适就采用吧，还有long-running tasks翻译成耗时任务是否有点不是很合适，加个长字，长耗时任务会不会好点。。。


saw approval from jed
at https://github.com/gmarceau/stellar-core/commit/0802e84bb82b2458b5b27cee0bab4deac7cc378f


merging gmarceau/stellar-core/lru-cache-lib = 0802e84b into auto


gmarceau/stellar-core/lru-cache-lib = 0802e84b merged ok, testing candidate = f4df451e


What about returning just zero for `(!s.eof && s.ts_range[1] == MP_NOPTS_VALUE)` case?
> Also, why check for the time being negative?
I presumed that it could return zero but I confirmed it returns 0 when current time is unknown. I'll fix it.


@kovetskiy: okay


Why commit directly to master?


thx for the info.
added the mssing things in dd31301


Though I guess it's consistent with `zfs list`, there isn't a real reason for saving 4 characters for non-interactive use.


The associate keys and IDs are used for identification only, they have no
power to authorize anything outside of linking a search request to the
project. They can't be used to access or abuse information but they are
required for the API to work. In testing, Amazon doesn't treat them as
being necessarily secret in the sense that they have no problem echoing
them to the user if an error occurs.
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> You included the secret keys in the commit... I hope these keys don't have
> very many permissions
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Actually @ricklarsen "Resources" be lower case in the directory. https://maven.apache.org/guides/introduction/introduction-to-the-standard-directory-layout.html


Done here: 37309a581a70c1a89a5266967230e39383505fae


ok, will do.


some tests failed:
failure: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_api/builds/122


Example Line Comment


... Conference page' => ... Conference page$'


Damned if you do, damned if you don't and then accused of not following semver....

I hadn't considered that anyone would be actively passing in anything other than undefined as it seems like a very odd pattern. Why is `null` being explicitly used here?


@rylnd yes and no.

I works perfectly without If you are testing bash code. (or zsh code thats bash compatible).
Otherwise, if it's a zsh plugin that is tested (my case for diraction), It's necessary.

However, following changes introduced by @hlangeveld, `shpec` being both a function and a script,
I'm not sure an alias is the best place to disable the `end` keyword. what do you think?


I'm fine with this change then.  Please open the upstream issue.


@Upitep, проверял на IE, Firefox, Google Chrome, у меня все норм. Я там слегка переделал алгоритм загрузки страницы. Сейчас загружается основная страница и вызывается процедура ```showIndexContent()```, которая заполняет контейнер "index_content".
Попробуйте обновить страницу через Ctrl+F5, ну и посмотрите через FireBug, может там ява действительно вылетает по ошибке


Yes.


For this: https://people.mozilla.org/~jorendorff/es6-draft.html#sec-properties-of-generator-instances, right?


wat


Here is where you could have used:

```ruby
@posts = @topic.posts.page(params[:page]).per_page(100)
```


Thanks for clarifying. Indeed, we're not friends yet, so interpretations will vary. I'm glad I asked. Water under the bridge, and so on.

Now that I have more confidence in your intent, I'll find it easier to interpret you generously. Even so, if you want to give me feedback, then make suggestions and offer alternatives without assuming too much about what I'm thinking or what I know. That's a thing with me, but it also seems like a sensible approach in general. I want you to nitpick, but please present it as "Have you thought about doing X?" or "You should do X." The later assumes that I didn't consider X, and often X is the first thing I thought about and decided against this time. :)


I could -- but then I'd have to rework all of the *file references, and I think I'd still have to cast one way or the other for STRLEN/strlen, etc.  Until I can clean up the function as a whole this seemed the least intrusive path.


@bketelsen thank you for this PR!  All of our Ansible code currently using this following styling -- do you mind updating your PR?

```
- name: disable firewalld
  service:
    name: firewalld
    enabled: false
    state: stopped
```


I answered your question here: https://github.com/scriptdev2/scriptdev2-cata/pull/30#issuecomment-94509293
Please see!


Alright, but I found useful information (especially the *Lua* stuff, even though it's a tad deprecated now).


Consider it also me probing for my own learning, as I want to understand why you chose the way you did.  It is often a conscious decision, and as you know, that 5 lines of code is sometimes an hour of development, where I simply can't see the journey.


([^"]*)" => "([^"]*)"
confereces => conferences
{-> String author ...} => { String author -> ...}


@tombatossals not sure if this is working correctly. I will dig some more.


this is really epic


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Yes kN is True


Wprowadzenie podstawowego modelu sygnałów i slotów przy użyciu libboost-signals1.55.0.

Po mojemu tutaj trzeba zmienić trochę chierarchie obiektów - każdy obiekt powinien mieć jawnie definiowanego rodzina w konstruktorze... coś jak model QObject, albo GObject - inaczej będzie w przyszłości trudno o posklejanie tego do kupy. Dobrze to jest zrobione, bo ten model się tu ujawnia, ale trzeba to jawnie zrobić jeszcze.


LGTM


Offhand, you can collapse this down into an 'any' invocation- ought to be faster also (pure c iteration rather than passing back into bytecode iteration).


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Might want a few () for grouping/reading...


Crap! CC-ing LKML then.


`overlayCreated` is never getting set to true. is there a new trick?


Yes You're True


I am not expecting it to be very common. I had noticed code returning EBUSY (in think in kernel at one place) hence put this one in. So at this point of time I am not too concerned about it.


First glance, looks good/sane; will admit, the stack logic there is a bit ugly on my part.  Not sure how best to clean that up, but might be worth the effort...


... search field' => ... search field$'
{-> String author ...} => { String author -> ...}


+ display note activity and layout


would you mind explaining the reasoning behind this?


^ I => ^I
... button' => ... button$'


Boa tarde! Encontro confirmado para quarta-feira a tarde?


k


The method argument could have come from the sentence. E.g.: ... on the "([^"]*)" button$') { String o -> ...}


Merci man !


@vbatts

not sure I get your question. In general it is not a good idea to pass in data and meta data devices as docker does not know what to do what to do with thin pool when pool gets full or when pool gets into some sort of error state.

So it would be good if we recommend users to use an externally setup lvm thin pool and let docker use it. And lvm can be used for growing pool or doing thin_check on pool on activation etc.


Was there a bug associated with this?


Oh never mind, I see it :)


sounds good


([^"]*)" => "..."
... an article is displayed' => ... an article is displayed$'
{-> String author ...} => { String author -> ...}


Break up these larger files, Naively, I'd say make new files for each of these: `iter = g();`


@vlmaksime ок, значит это локальный глюк. Просто тестовая клетка у меня одна и перезаливаю разные релизы ТМа - тестю автопроксю) Видать, где-то какой-то кэш залип. Попробую ребутнуть сервер и отпишусь, если глюки останутся.


Sorry, You're Right , "lb-in" is true


@joaocardoso I don't understand why you changed this line? I assume it's the reason why https://travis-ci.org/biosustain/cameo/jobs/58883456 failed.


foo


Where `Val` is defined?


Also Here We Should Write "lb-ft"


Thx !


This is a great suggestion by the way, I can write up a template for code critique. I know that @patmaddox has been thinking along the lines of critiquing to "Turn Up the Good" as he is fond of saying.  And it is easier to comment on things that give pain, than remember to mention "That is awesome!  I did not think of this, or this is how I do it!" because it doesn't necessarily impact the same way as the questions of "Why don't I do this, I would do it this way and have not considered well if it is right or wrong."


@mtighe I'm not 100% sure how versioning is maintained in open-source project.  Usually, we will leave it to the principal project owner to bump up the version number (after merging a few PRs).


судя по видео двух Вес.Магов, правильно будет "инвертирующий"


Ah this is defined in 0.4. Could be fixed by just adding our own val, if on 0.3...


Actually I am not sure if that is a problem. I am looking into this code as I am seeing layers being displayed which are supposed to be hidden.


Can You guide me: I should Correct Above Points in My JSON files and after correction Send Them to you or there is another way?


````
{
	name: "BadRatsCommand",
	type: "BotCommandTrigger",
	options: {
		matches: ["!reload"],
		exact: false,
		callback: function(bot) {
			var triggers = require("./example-config-triggers");
			bot.clearTriggers();
			bot.addTriggers(triggers);
		}
	}
}
````

Useful? I've been wanting to do something like this for a while, but never really thought it out enough.


Hi, added these papers manually in a separate commit - https://github.com/memkite/DeepLearningBibliography/commit/58dfb8f0bd3db3567321e8a0737adb137de39f05
(changed the .bib file)


please rename this function name pawn_name_is_legal so that you can read like
if (pawn_name_is_legal) ...
the same for other functions


typo: "the ui-dialog-dragging class is added during a resize" s/resize/drag/


Did you ever consider just changing this defconfig flag to keep the modules loaded?

https://github.com/CaptainThrowback/kernel_htc_m8_LolliSense/commit/c1de6c0ec938dae567e99de44f737c62cbe6d267


А не одно и тоже? Судя по тому что прочитал в исследовании, он всегда находится в одном состоянии. А вообще инвертирующий больше к сигналу подходит...


I get these errors when trying to compile it:
```cpp
../../../src/glfw/src/x11_window.c:902:35: warning: implicit declaration of function 'translateChar' is invalid in C99 [-Wimplicit-function-declaration]
            const int character = translateChar(&event->xkey);
                                  ^
../../../src/glfw/src/x11_window.c:981:61: error: use of undeclared identifier 'character'
            _glfwInputKey(window, key, event->xkey.keycode, character,GLFW_RELEASE, mods);
                                                            ^
1 warning and 1 error generated.
```


We use "submenu" much more than "sub menu", let's get everything to be consistent.


Per our discussion, let's not maintain style for third party libraries.  (This one is not available in PIP, it's from peewee/playhouse with no mods)


Yes, that sounds fine.

> On Apr 19, 2015, at 11:47 PM, Luis Recuenco <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> And you are calling this method from the main thread? I think this method shouldn't know if it's on the main thread or not. If there's some special cases where you want this method not to decompress the image, we could add a parameter shouldDecompress and inject the latter from outside, where we can do the main thread check. Makes sense?
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Umm, that's what we want!


move all print function to utils file
and make it 3 different functions:
void print_white_pieces( PositionState pos)
void print_black_pieces(PositionState pos)
void print_board(PositionState pos)


OK, I dropped it back down


HI,

it's a new language key ?


Oh I see, I thought it was defined on JuliaIO packages. Thanks.


@deividmarques Why you removed this example?


ahhhh I see, missed the detail, that ```allowedChars``` will be used in regex context ;-)
I will think about your requirement, should be possible to include it in speakingurl without breaking the current interface


oui, c'est ça !


Not sure if we need to register Adapters?


I know, but I don't like chaining and newTree is even terser anyway.


Don’t use the underscore character as a prefix for your private methods. Apple reserves this convention.
[NamingMethods](https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/Cocoa/Conceptual/CodingGuidelines/Articles/NamingMethods.html)


also, fiormatting


Согласен


Very true! But the names `slCache`, `memCache`, and `kvCache`, while short, aren't my favorites.


@tombatossals should this not default to true?


These comments are sufficient, thanks. I'll make the necessary changes in code.


@e-kolpakov I actually do complain about many of the design decisions in Django, including this one. :)  You can never have more than one DB backend in Django, since they unnecessarily chose to make many things global, including the model managers.


Hey @nmccready, I added the "overlayCreated" extra check, because there were layers which wasn't created successfully (so the createLayer returned "undefined"), but they were added to the map, resulting in an error.

Do you have an example of that weird behaviour?


"this ui-resizable-autohide class is added" s/this/the/


Hmm. It should work, if you use eval_h() or eval_tv().  It might not work with the so-called "friendly" eval(). For the freindly eval(), you have to check `evaluator.eval_error()` to find out if there was an exception.

Here's how it works (for eval_h/_tv): all scheme exceptions are turned into C++ exceptions. All C++ execptions are turned into scheme exceptions. Ad infinitum. So you can call one from the other and back again over and over, the the exceptions will be passed through (unless they are caught).   The "freindly" eval() catches them and does not propagate them any further.


Hi there was missing Http.php file. I added it to the repo

Thanks

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s/their/its/


Tab problem here too


Et ici


for the nameing we should either keep this style blackPieces, moveIsLegal etc. or separate it with undersocres , like
black_pieces move_is_legal etc.

also for member variable lets begin each member variable name with underscore i.e. _whitePieces, _blackPieces
(or _white_pieces, _black_pieces , which one you prefer)


Oh right. Sorry about that. The bootstrap button styling was defaulting correctly, I was just assuming the labels were matching the underlying inputs.


@diegoeis esse exemplo já tem uma página específica ele, foi criado há um tempo, solicitação da equipe de UX. http://locaweb.github.io/locawebstyle/documentacao/componentes/box-de-selecao/


Shouldn't this be nested under `ui-selectable`?


@realronchi Tu não havia voltado do recreio ainda.


sorry :disappointed:


Upload the video too if you have any. :P


I prefer the API offered in this commit to what is present in the Crossbar example. It's a much nicer interface for me as a user - the signatures of the registered methods are unambiguous, so it feels much more expressive not to have to explicitly `static_cast` to the endpoint type.

While I agree with not leaking serialization libraries into the API, it's worth noting that `boost::any` is really painful to work with in practice, especially when interoperating with JavaScript, per #23. I don't have a better solution, but I'd still rather the API look like this than require an explicit `static_cast`.


I have a fix that gets it working like it used to. I'll PR it. Basically overlayCreated logic is always false here unless it was not created to begin with. If it is created then if the visible props are changed they are not caught.


Cheers, PR is here: https://github.com/symfony/symfony/pull/14422


I agree with @rtoal. I usually prefer more descriptive names, even if it makes the code a tad longer. Do you think that `lit` may read better than `l`?


Thanks for cleaning up our (read: my) mess, Ben!


you gotta do the same for the weed level


extraneous comma


Are you sure we should call it a `cache`? I'm not sure this is the clearest name for what we are doing.


Ok, it appears that GLFW had `translateChar` before but now it hasn't, see https://github.com/arturoc/glfw/blob/0a6cb34/src/x11_window.c#L100-L109

GLFW does translation once now (https://github.com/arturoc/glfw/blob/6a4b8a8/src/x11_window.c#L934-L937), so either we can add `translateChar` back or do it like GLFW.


So Maybe we can add a specificweight.Json and in this way we can distinguish these from them and doesn't need to use "Mass" and "Force" For them(Except Some Famous ones), If you're agree Say Till I Correct Density.json and make specificweight.Json files.


Why fork to change default params values? Maybe it's better to change them in hiera on case by case basis.


The API in this commit is actually the old API, and it requires you to select the correct provide method. Either way the user needs to choose the correct variant: either via method name or via static cast.


Should this be nested under `ui-sortable`?


PositionState::PositionState() : whiteToPlay(true), kingUnderAttack(false), enPassantFile(-1), whitePieces(0), blackPieces(0)

do each initialization in a new line
PositionState::PositionState() :
whiteToPlay(true),
kingUnderAttack(false),
....


fixed.


This line will disable line length limits.  (Triple Alliteration for the win)


`-r`?


I think that the indent level should increase for each block, not just within the program.


we don't need this function anymore


rename it to move_is_legal (or moveIsLegal)


Yeah, it has subfolders now. Probably qt

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first check if no piece in from square return false


`main_pid` is only available on backdoor iface call?


I meant that everything else had `-r` but this line.


That's probably true. We were having a few issues with indents so we took many of them out in our debugging phase, but never put them back in.


Looks good but can you please reformat the commit message to correctly conform to the followed [convention](https://github.com/ajoslin/conventional-changelog/blob/master/CONVENTIONS.md)


хед написаний як гуфно


These changes allow you to run MSpec with `-Xtruffle.randomize_storage.array=true`. This flag randomises the kind of storage used for arrays, any time the array is modified. This stresses the different specialisations needed for different nodes. Combine with `-R 100` to get MSpec to repeat tests to further stress (we can also use `-R` to provoke compilation, but I haven't tried that yet).

The idea is that if you write a specialisation using just `int` and don't consider the `long` case, this will expose that.

For example - something like `NilClass#nil?` runs fine with the randomisation, as it doesn't use arrays, but `Array#[]=` fails with errors that you don't see without the randomisation.

```
$ jt test -T-Xtruffle.randomize_storage.array=true spec/ruby/core/nil/nil_spec.rb
jruby 9.0.0.0-SNAPSHOT (2.2.2) 2015-04-20 b7ddabb Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 25.31-b07 on 1.8.0_31-b13 +jit [darwin-x86_64]
Successfully loaded native POSIX impl.
[/ | ==================100%================== | 00:00:00]      0F      0E

Finished in 0.092000 seconds

1 file, 1 example, 1 expectation, 0 failures, 0 errors, 0 tagged
$ jt test -T-Xtruffle.randomize_storage.array=true spec/ruby/core/array/element_set_spec.rb
jruby 9.0.0.0-SNAPSHOT (2.2.2) 2015-04-20 b7ddabb Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM 25.31-b07 on 1.8.0_31-b13 +jit [darwin-x86_64]
Successfully loaded native POSIX impl.
[- | ==================100%================== | 00:00:00]      0F     13E

1)
Array#[]= sets the value of the element at index ERROR
RubyTruffleError: internal implementation error - ClassCastException [J cannot be cast to [Ljava.lang.Object; org.jruby.truffle.nodes.array.ArrayWriteNormalizedNode.writeBeyondPrimitive(ArrayWriteNormalizedNode.java:294)
/Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/ruby/core/array/element_set_spec.rb:13:in `[]=': internal implementation error - ClassCastException [J cannot be cast to [Ljava.lang.Object; org.jruby.truffle.nodes.array.ArrayWriteNormalizedNode.writeBeyondPrimitive(ArrayWriteNormalizedNode.java:294) (RubyTruffleError)
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/ruby/core/array/element_set_spec.rb:13:in `block in <main>'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:69:in `instance_eval'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:69:in `protect'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:179:in `block in protect'
	from core:/core/rubinius/common/enumerable.rb:354:in `block in all?'
	from core:/core/rubinius/common/enumerable.rb:354:in `each'
	from core:/core/rubinius/common/enumerable.rb:354:in `all?'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:179:in `protect'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:215:in `block in process'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:239:in `block in repeat'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:238:in `times'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:238:in `repeat'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:207:in `block in process'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:206:in `each'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:206:in `process'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:38:in `describe'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/object.rb:11:in `describe'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/ruby/core/array/element_set_spec.rb:4:in `<main>'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:57:in `block in files'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:69:in `instance_eval'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:69:in `protect'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:57:in `block in files'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:51:in `each'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:51:in `files'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:43:in `process'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/commands/mspec-run.rb:92:in `run'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/utils/script.rb:217:in `main'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/bin/mspec-run:8:in `<main>'

...........

13)
Array#[] after a shift works for insertion ERROR
TypeError: Truffle doesn't have a case for the org.jruby.truffle.nodes.array.ArrayWriteNormalizedNodeFactory$ArrayWriteNormalizedPolymorphicNode node with values of type  Array(org.jruby.truffle.runtime.core.RubyArray)[[Ljava.lang.Object;,0] java.lang.Integer=0 java.lang.Long=3
/Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/ruby/core/array/element_set_spec.rb:414:in `[]=': Truffle doesn't have a case for the org.jruby.truffle.nodes.array.ArrayWriteNormalizedNodeFactory$ArrayWriteNormalizedPolymorphicNode node with values of type  Array(org.jruby.truffle.runtime.core.RubyArray)[[Ljava.lang.Object;,0] java.lang.Integer=0 java.lang.Long=3 (TypeError)
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/ruby/core/array/element_set_spec.rb:414:in `block in <main>'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:69:in `instance_eval'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:69:in `protect'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:179:in `block in protect'
	from core:/core/rubinius/common/enumerable.rb:354:in `block in all?'
	from core:/core/rubinius/common/enumerable.rb:354:in `each'
	from core:/core/rubinius/common/enumerable.rb:354:in `all?'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:179:in `protect'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:215:in `block in process'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:239:in `block in repeat'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:238:in `times'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:238:in `repeat'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:207:in `block in process'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:206:in `each'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/context.rb:206:in `process'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:38:in `describe'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/object.rb:11:in `describe'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/ruby/core/array/element_set_spec.rb:409:in `<main>'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:57:in `block in files'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:69:in `instance_eval'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:69:in `protect'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:57:in `block in files'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:51:in `each'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:51:in `files'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/runner/mspec.rb:43:in `process'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/commands/mspec-run.rb:92:in `run'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/lib/mspec/utils/script.rb:217:in `main'
	from /Users/chrisseaton/Documents/ruby/jruby/spec/mspec/bin/mspec-run:8:in `<main>'

Finished in 0.325000 seconds

1 file, 49 examples, 54 expectations, 0 failures, 13 errors, 7 tagged
```

Eventually we'll want to run specs with `-R` and `-T-Xtruffle.randomize_storage.array=true` all the time, but for now it's useful just for experimenting with a few key classes.

Note that the seed is 0 by default - so the randomisation is deterministic. You can change the seed for yet another degree of freedom `-Xtruffle.randomize.seed=1`.

@thomaswue @eregon @nirvdrum @bjfish


add default statement here and return false (later we will add assertion here)


no, the space is in the conditionally included string (see line 81) iff it is non-empty, to prevent the empty case from adding a space before the `:`


Does thumbImageSubview's transform require to be update repeatedly?  What if set _thumbImageNeedsTransformUpdate to NO once the update is done?


@lots0logs : I knew it... With a different partition for /home grub2 works, but gummiboot does not.


also please put braces for if
if (whiteToPlay)
{
      switch( ....
}
else
{
    swithch ( ...)
}


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1135 of 1135 tests passed)

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Go company


@howardc93 Just a heads up, you'll need to do a `npm run build` (or `npm run watch` if you're working on frontend stuff).


@deividmarques o box que você colocou o link acima, "box de seleção", não é igual ao que você tirou da documentação, "box com grid".


Yes, I saw it. The order in which the file operations happen now is different from before, and I think this condition is no longer necessary.


Wondering why gulp over grunt?
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I think that you are going to need to call `gen` on the args like we discussed.

```ruby
gen = require '../generators/jsgenerator
@outCode: (args) -> "console.log(#{gen arg for arg in args})"
```

I'm not entirely sure though.


please comments before checking such long conditions (comment should be as simple as possible but at the same time give a sense what was checked)


TeamCity ss13 :: RuBayStation :: Check_PRs [Build 21](http://terrariatc.noip.me:8111/viewLog.html?buildId=60&buildTypeId=Ss13_RuBayStation_CheckPRs) is now running


Is there a reason we need to clone the arrays? And why not make them public?


if to square is occupied by black piece this condition returns true, but it should not because the move is not legal

(please fix the same for black pawn implementation)


Man that's gorgeous.


Could you clarify David?  The English is ambiguous.  Which part of the above does "that" refer to?  E.g. do we want to checkpoint every page past `checkpointPageCount`?  Or do we want to checkpoint once every `checkpointPageCount` pages?  Thanks.


Personally, I'd rather that `VersionEncoding` were an `enum class` if you're going to move it out of `RippleAddress`.  Because `enums` leak their contents, you've just leaked all 8 of the `VER_*` enums into the (big) `ripple` namespace.

Another choice would be to leave the `enum` inside `RippleAddress`, but make the `enum` `public`.


I think you're right, but requiring jsgenerator causes some issues. I'm looking into it, but I'm guessing it has something to do with two modules requiring each other. Also, I'm going to wait on fixing this until @alexschneider tests function invocation


this should've preventing bottling, right?


consider moving this constant 0x000000000000FF00 to utils.h and naming it properly (no magic numbers :) )
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/47882/what-is-a-magic-number-and-why-is-it-bad


@cal101 not


What if someone modifies the array?


Making it an IReadOnlyCollection would add unnecessary casting to array.


Good catch :-)


Preference (I've pulled out fewer hairs writing gulpfiles)


Nice work, looks great!


@FernetMenta do you have an ios device with arm64 cpu? Can you already build for ios? If so - this would be a nice feature - but there are some artefacts on some videos ... here is the thread with some tests:

http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=167333&pid=1986779#pid1986779


Looks good to me :+1:


Okay.  I've only used grunt, but it seems similar enough.

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I've actually come to suspect that the reason that Travis has been failing lately is because we are exceeding [the 3GB memory limit](http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/common-build-problems/#My-build-script-is-killed-without-any-error).  I regularly see my SBT process above 3GB of RAM, and the evidence we have doesn't really seem consistent with timeouts for a variety of reasons that I could get into.


This should be "Code Folding"


@renatocn  @diegoeis  a url correta é essa aqui : http://locaweb.github.io/locawebstyle/documentacao/componentes/box-info/


"Expand/collapse blocks of code using the indicators next to the line numbers or using the shortcuts in the View menu." I'd modify it slightly to say that.


Yay for open-source!


@ajres can you cherry pick this change to the master branch?


Careful with your CSS selectors the comma create an entirely new selector. Thus, `.zci--game2048 .game2048__area td, tr ` means apply the following to `.zci--game2048 .game2048__area td` AND `tr` -- which means you're targetting every `tr` on the page!

It should look like this:

```css
.zci--game2048 .game2048__area td,
.zci--game2048 .game2048__area tr {
    ...
}
```

We always put multiple selectors on newlines so they're easier to read as well. It's probably best if you simplify the CSS though by adding different classes to the types of elements you want to target

If all `tr` and `td` have a common class, "foo" then this would work the same:

```css
.zci--game2048 .game2048__area .foo {
    ...
}
```


I needed it... :(


Should, doesn't.


Ready to rock!  Fixed links and spelling corrections.  Thank you


It would be nice to remove illegal content


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/59275181


<preference name="phonegap-version" value="3.7.0" />


isn't this

```
rem %BOOST_ROOT%\bjam toolset=msvc cxxflags="%CXXFLAGS%" /I\"%BOOST_ROOT%\" variant=release link=static runtime-link=static deprecated-functions=off logging=off
```
?


If you still need it, let's work in your environment. I even don't have any SDK (old or new) installed.


add todo here to add assertion that there is oponent pawn in enPassantFile file and corresponding square
e.g.

//TODO: add assertion to ensure there is an oponent's pawn in enPassantFile (square)


We should keep -Werror


no :)
The flag is appended to %CXXFLAGS%


`/GL` ? as in OpenGL?

`/DBOOST_ASIO_DISABLE_CONNECTEX=1`
wow, guess you got it to build. Maybe arvid fixed the stuff after emailing him with the [build errors](https://gist.github.com/gubatron/4ce54b9e452ef2688fea).


the chance to configure less than 15 sec forward should go away. it results in demuxer having to seek back in order to go forward to desired position.


:D


Hi.

Does it work? How can I run/use it?
I was looking for jquery + imacros for a long time.

Sorry, didn't know where to write.
Thank you & best regards,
Artem.


This should get moved into a `global.coffee`.


very cool :+1:


generally you should call `c.Usage()` but this is fine


He didn't fix anything, I fixed it! (just a couple of minor changes).

The /GL is for enable Link Time Optimization https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/LinkTimeOptimization


fast-forwarding master to auto = f4df451e


oh I see
`/GL` is for Link Time Code Generation. wow.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc301698.aspx


Still fighting with the error. In Mac OS X works perfect but in windows I'm getting an error during a torrent download.


Can we use HTML in this? It would be nice to link to the wiki if possible.

I'd tweak this to say

`Brackets will optionally collect anonymous, aggregated data about usage to help the developers and extension authors improve Brackets in the future.`

@peterflynn do you have thoughts?


@sendhil The reason why those are split is because the second portion is underlined. This is way better than harcoding ranges (which would only work if the strings weren't localized).

How about if instead we update the description, so that it's clear that both pieces belong to the same phrase?


Any chance we have "X%" faster we can say?


Just curious: LS_FUNC_RANGE is unused (or a sentinel), right?


I guess only ENV variables or fastlane integration supported now. Start `produce` with env variables like this:
```
$ PRODUCE_TEAM_ID=my_team_id produce
```


In Mac OS X (and Linux) is -flto. In Android the toolchain is full of bugs and it's not working well (I tried).


I think This is Better , Also We Can Write "N.m" and "N.cm" Instead of "N-m" and "N-cm"


NFS seems to be OK now after this commit! CIFS still not but NFS is a great start.


Are you sure of this flag?


@ThibaudDauce @etiennebatise À écouter plus tard pour gérer les ordres


If this doesn't helps, please create an issue in [`produce`](https://github.com/KrauseFx/produce) repo.


Can we move Command Line Integration to the top?

And tweak this to read:

`Adds support for launching brackets via the command line and adds "Open With Brackets" to files and folders in Windows.`


>He didn't fix anything, I fixed it!
LOL


Hahahah lol


merge master and pages


Introduces python error which in turn prevents script from running. It appears there is an extra whitespace in the indentation which is causing the error.


I saw your mail thread :) I know the pain


rly?


i would only print that if verbose is on


#milehighclub


Thanks But I think That As i Said Above (In Second Comment) I think That I should Have a Complete Review On Density.json File And separate Densities from specific weights and add a specificweight.json for you, Sorry For this :-( .


This is probably due to client-side extrapolation. What bothers me is that physics for linear projectiles is now going to advance at a different rate compared to the rest of the world.


@viciious It's not. This code runs only when paused.


It's unused indeed, was reserved space for this but not implemented yet:
https://github.com/opentx/opentx/issues/921

And seems it won't be then ;)


No, they won't. This code runs only when the game is paused, to freeze the rockets.


I would hope no one is modifying the arrays... and if they are, they kinda deserve what they get :-)


I don't think there's any reason to make an assignment here -- lets just pass these args directly to #encode


I will Make Them Before Your next Weekend And Will send to you.


lets use the correct replacement character here '[�](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specials_(Unicode_block)#Replacement_character)'


Why not use 'libboost-all-dev' for the latest version of Boost?


This commit is now superseeded by the one in https://github.com/akka/akka/pull/17211


this looks to be awesome, thanks.


add todo comment at the end of this function, to check if the position is valid after all pieces are set.
we need to check if for instance we don't have pawn's in the first line or there are kings in a game, etc. but we can defer this implementation for know.

//TODO: check position validity


@antongorodezkiy why 42?


Yeah, it would be better, I'll create separate local variable with this comment.


Yeah, previous solution was hard to read, agree :)


Should these be updated? I guess 5 chars are the max, in that case "Vielf" (short for "Vielfaches" == "Multiple of") might make sense:
"Vielf"  // Vielfaches/Modulo (x % y == 0)

"Mdulo" as short for "Modulo" is probably too technical.

In English, maybe "Mtple" for "Multiple"?


We have had some success storing options in Postgres hstore and json columns depending on the object depth required.  Do you think either of those would work here?


This is cruft that I noticed after the PR so we should remove this line next commit


@sashas777 thanks for your reply. Sorry for my ignorance, is it the information added by @angela79? If not, would you mind to guide me to the right direction? I'm new to Magento :(


Would this be more logical as a table, because it is tabular data?


nao achei erros, parabéns


Did some quick testing on this and am not seeing any different behavior wrt what assets are being put into the playlist.  With `geo_listen_enabled` turned on and off, we get the same behavior of no assets initially defaulting to being in the playlist.
```
<roundwared.recording_collection.update_request:73> Asset Counts - all: 9, playlist: 0, banned_proximity: 0, banned_timeout: 0.
```
Assets are only added to the playlist when `move_listener` causes them to be added as should happen only for geo-listen.

I tried adding conditional code to `update_request` that would set `self.playlist` to the same thing as `self.all` and though that did the right thing initially, it seems a bit simplistic to cover all the situations and hence be the right overall approach.  But it might yield a clue...


This could also be the shortname instead of the id


Typo, membership


Lite fullösning. Eftersom GET tydligen inte klarar att välja ut checklistor beroende på operation så bör man skriva ett API som klarar detta. Kommer ju bli väldigt många artiklar till slut och då kommer det här inte vara tillräckligt snabbt.


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It's confusing for me as well, modulo is not good as well for programmers, as modulo is the rest of the division
Multiple is better for sure.


@lkolbly I want to register a handler for the scheduler with the timer. Can you provide some code sample? Thanks!


Empty line between paragraphs


3 givens juntos, desparametrizado.


Empty line and indent the next block


Yeah, I'll switch it to be a json object.


Did you try the function? I am wondering if we need (X % Y ~= 0) instead of (X % Y == 0)


Thanks m8, you just removed my work :_(


`if()` bör vara `if ()`
`for()` bör vara `for ()`
Jag gör också alltid fel på detta...


2 then juntos, desparametrizado


Wouldn't it have been simpler to simply change the type of testDuration to `NSTimeInterval` ? ;)


@lnball @mogoodrich this is how I reenabled the tests.

There is a ConceptsFromMetadataSharing class that's only loaded during tests, and this includes stub placeholders for concepts we refer to by code in the HTML Forms.

Admittedly, the tests are less useful if we're assuming the concepts exist, but I think they're still worth keeping around.


I could try and rebuild without it. Perhaps he did fix it. Will try and see.


ssps are the worst


would be less confusing if you use the standard syntax for R documentation (also for `load.allom`)

```r
#' \dontrun{
```


Last weekend I have build Kodi for my iPad Air 2. This should do, right?


Error code or
0 if no exited children found and WNOHANG passed or
last gathered pid


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He did fix it btw
https://github.com/gubatron/libtorrent/commit/eb98f1902cfbf5ac5b685893bc5523d0f348e600


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Add the following:

```ruby
private(:course=, :nature_of_supervision=, :quality_of_research=, :use_of_library_resources=)
```


yep thats a8 64bit ... :)


Looks legit.


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Is this multi-value? If so do you need to `include Hydra::Validations`?


add authors


static import


@kytrinyx This seems exactly backwards now.  The `.approvals` file stores things in `approved` `received` order now, so this command would `mv` the approved file over top of the received file and we want the opposite.  I verified the correct behavior with 0.0.18.


@darthdurden I'm gonna revert this because I _think_ things will work more easily for us if "master" is kept as a straight copy of upstream (ie: flibit's) master branch.  We'll start using "blueline" branch for our stuff. Will send you detailed docs once it's all figured out & I have a cheat-sheet made.


This is a very large value, how'd you come up with it?


La sélection marche de mon côté, mais je pense qu'on a des cubes superposés


The Toolkit files do not work on linux, they seam to be windows specific.


It's not 2011 anymore.


In this particular case, ENOMEM seems to be better suited, yes.
But in general ERANGE should indicate recoverable errors, like "extend your buffers and try again".
ENOMEM is like "go buy more ram, now I'm going to fail gracefully"
As in http://linux.die.net/man/3/getcwd


thanks for this project, it's great!
just mentioning the deploy on Heroku isn't wokring at the moment.

Not sure if this is code related or heroku related, just thought I would mention it.

![screen shot 2015-04-20 at 19 17 31](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1669838/7237620/faac172c-e79c-11e4-856b-1a348ad025cf.png)


Blah...This need to changed


I didn't try it yet; I've never even compiled the source. Sounds like a good time to start though :-) But I won't have time before the weekend.

Good point about ~=0. You're thinking about e.g. the voltage jumping from 4.11 to 4.09 so that a "voltage % 0.1 == 0" is never true, right?

So what we really want isn't "y % x == 0" but "int(y / x) changes", it seems. Kind of like "|d|>=1" for "d=int(x / y)".


@bwhitty Yeah, possibly. I'm still tinkering around with how I want to handle these resources. Might move this logic out of `Locale` and into a `LocaleRegistry` or something.


Hey there, I'm still having duplication issues. Is there a working version available ?


No because testDuration is also used as a float parameter inside of the
tests to define things like how long to take to ramp from a starting value
to and ending value.

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wrote:

> Wouldn't it have been simpler to simply change the type of testDuration to
> NSTimeInterval ? ;)
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>


Thanks for adding this! I never got around to make a pull request.


Ok. En attendant qu'on soit tous d'accord, je fais des recherche sur la communication client/serveur (ou même client/client). Je vais essayer de faire un mini-chat histoire de bien comprendre le principe.


you mean by them?

to
`#include "libtorrent/aux_/disable_warnings_push.hpp"`

that's why added the folder to the include path, so I didn't have to touch this.


Yea I guess we want our master to just be a copy.  Then we should make
branches off of that for our custom changes.  Then our production branch
will be "blueline".  Makes sense! (I use git at work now, and that jives
pretty well with how we do things).

On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 2:34 PM, SeanColombo <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> @darthdurden <https://github.com/darthdurden> I'm gonna revert this
> because I *think* things will work more easily for us if "master" is kept
> as a straight copy of upstream (ie: flibit's) master branch. We'll start
> using "blueline" branch for our stuff. Will send you detailed docs once
> it's all figured out & I have a cheat-sheet made.
>
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> .
>


Something I specifically like about the "Research shows" comment is that it takes a bit of the "too good to be true" out of our free workshops and gives people a legitimate reason why they are welcome & wanted. For people to feel welcome to show up is a huge part of the battle here, so this is awesome.


@sindresorhus I wonder, if we should bump version to `3.0.0` after this.

@kevva @julien-f thoughts?


Looks like a reasonable skeleton! I'll take a closer look in the morning.


Then maybe it would help if we added conversions from that type to AKConstant and the Swift extensions? It’s basically a double.

--
Stéphane Peter
megastep@megastep.org

> On Apr 20, 2015, at 11:38 AM, Aurelius Prochazka <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> No because testDuration is also used as a float parameter inside of the
> tests to define things like how long to take to ramp from a starting value
> to and ending value.
>
> On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 11:30 AM, Stephane Peter <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Wouldn't it have been simpler to simply change the type of testDuration to
> > NSTimeInterval ? ;)
> >
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C'est étrange, ça marche sur mon Debian mais pas sur mon Mac


Fixed in 16a62c49579e78eab40bddf86c62cc1163bca7c6.  Based on other examples, I did not mark `body` as optional.


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thank you :3


Yes, by them and we can remove the extra include path.


Are you suggesting a more specific es6id? If so, maybe https://people.mozilla.org/~jorendorff/es6-draft.html#sec-generatorstart would be better ("5. Set generator’s [[GeneratorContext]] internal slot to genContext."


Please initialize variable to sane defaults, especially setting member_ids to NULL.  This method is documented that member_ids can be empty in some cases, thus the code needs to handle the case where the plugin doesn't touch member_ids.


I don't think it's necessary to rename the task back to ```download-atom-shell```


When I last used this, it seemed to depend on this specific version of boost. Also, specifying a particular version seemed useful to make sure everything will compile if boost updates again and changes its API. I don't use RNNLIB anymore though, so maybe the current version of boost is a better choice.


@lkolbly Also do we have a sleep function?


so `podfile.root_target_definitions.flat_map(&:children).find do |target|` ?


You are right, but I didn't want to rename the task until the library is renamed so people can upgrade without changing anything but the version.


Comment


Thanks to you for the good ideas!

Giulio


I am not sure about it either. Where could we check this?


All functions return a tuple (<some string(s)>, <true/false/nil>).


This is a big file, and I expect this feedback from Brian. I'm happy to explain why I want to keep it as-is, but I'm not sure if you're making this recommendation "as Rick" or "as Brian".


To minimize jumping to multiple breakpoints, the most common condition should be the first statement. It's more likely the entity is not a UserLogin so I'd reverse those.


yeah, I guess I should actually use the neuron type, eh?


La classe Layer est normalement fini. Il faut encore la tester.
J'ai modifié la classe Cache en conséquence pour qu'elle prenne en compte l'interface ICache (nécéssaire pour faire fonctionne tout les cache avec le layer).
Modification légère de l'interface graphique. Surtout les fonctions de dessins pour la représentation visuelle des caches.


*shrug* I guesssss


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case is inconsistent. should be `ARRAY` not `Array`


@The-QullzToxic I know, you broke a couple things. I'm going to add back the working stuff, don't worry :)


polka


Are you sure that the first few lines were removed? I had issue only with removing first character from the file. And as you saw, it was "fixed" by the script, so only first character was affected...


@vlmaksime  Да, ребут помог) С MySQL, вроде работает. С SQLite не открывается страница настроек. На память ругается типа того:
```
Fatal error: Call to a member function bindParam() on boolean in blab-blab ../class/Database.class.php line 1192
```
Схема для PostgreSQL вообще не импортировалась из-за этого участка:
```
CREATE TABLE "pluginsettings" {
  "id" INTEGER PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL DEFAULT nextval('auto_id_pluginsettings'),
  "type" varchar(255) NOT NULL,
  "plugin" varchar(255) NOT NULL,
  "group" INTEGER NULL,
  "key" varchar(255) NOT NULL,
  "value" varchar(255) NOT NULL
};
```
Вместо {} нужно (). После этого, вроде, тоже заработало. С SQLite разберусь завтра - думаю, там ерунда.

PS. А можно как-то активировать Issues на страничке твоего Fork'а? А то как-то обсуждать тут другую сборку несколько флудово + прогружается долго))


yeah: fixed one error, introduced another one :/ ... will fix :)


Could you add some extra text?


Mispelled "canola"!


@Upitep, а оно не активно? Ща поковыряюсь в настройках.


nice fix.


i cant fuckig download this


Looks like we are missing bash completion adds.  Please add if you want, otherwise I can add after patch set is committed.


Hey Aj, do you think you could help with this if you don't mind? View small discussion > #111


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I'd say better safe than sorry. mscorlib (both Mono and .NET) use the same pattern. Well, not necessarily clone, but new array.


@vlmaksime походу, у всех форков не активировано :) Когда найдешь - отпишись как ))


Actually, I like that.  Will do.

On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 11:39 AM, Stephane Peter <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Then maybe it would help if we added conversions from that type to
> AKConstant and the Swift extensions? It’s basically a double.
>
> --
> Stéphane Peter
> megastep@megastep.org
>
>
>
>
>
> > On Apr 20, 2015, at 11:38 AM, Aurelius Prochazka <
> notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> > No because testDuration is also used as a float parameter inside of the
> > tests to define things like how long to take to ramp from a starting
> value
> > to and ending value.
> >
> > On Mon, Apr 20, 2015 at 11:30 AM, Stephane Peter <
> notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Wouldn't it have been simpler to simply change the type of
> testDuration to
> > > NSTimeInterval ? ;)
> > >
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Whoops, this isn't true. In `{ break; return; }` the return will never be executed.


Write.  I agree.  Fixing.


but it looks to me like we're running with `-Xmx2048m`?


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Должны были появиться


should be fractionGroupSeparator


<button id="butDot"class="num">.</button>
я бы не задавал ей класс num. Вынес бы в другой класс


Here's the patch:
```patch
--- a/src/x11_window.c
+++ b/src/x11_window.c
@@ -899,7 +899,9 @@ static void processEvent(XEvent *event)
         {
             const int key = translateKey(event->xkey.keycode);
             const int mods = translateState(event->xkey.state);
-            const int character = translateChar(&event->xkey);
+            KeySym keysym;
+            XLookupString(&event->xkey, NULL, 0, &keysym, NULL);
+            const int character = _glfwKeySym2Unicode(keysym);
             const int plain = !(mods & (GLFW_MOD_CONTROL | GLFW_MOD_ALT));

             if (event->xkey.keycode)
@@ -946,6 +948,9 @@ static void processEvent(XEvent *event)
         {
             const int key = translateKey(event->xkey.keycode);
             const int mods = translateState(event->xkey.state);
+            KeySym keysym;
+            XLookupString(&event->xkey, NULL, 0, &keysym, NULL);
+            const int character = _glfwKeySym2Unicode(keysym);

             if (!_glfw.x11.xkb.detectable)
             {
```
PR?


you dont need to download it :) i just emailed you it lol


drop and create database!


Please initialize member_ids and consider initializing others too.


chttpd uses [fake db](https://github.com/apache/couchdb-chttpd/blob/master/src/chttpd_db.erl#L264) object


there is a reference to a table which is not present


Hi guys, I'm sorry if this broke anything, but this morning I saw that my upload scripts were completely overwritten. So, I did a `git reset --hard` and `git push -f`

I'm sorry if I deleted anyone's work. I can get it for you from dev.opensprites if necessary


Why, is there any breaking change?


I know, but I mean I'm pretty sure that since this isn't meant to be a a widely used public API, it's just meant for MonoDevelop, I think it's safe to assume that the people using it aren't modifying it.


`main_pid` is only available on backdoor interface and it is not available on clustered.


photos from anneliese:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=0ByP4dxov5qvxflRRTFp4aHdpRlBNSmFsRklEWGdLcUF1TUdQTS1XYWpGMzR0Y3JEYUJNN0E&authuser=0


`nn.SpatialConvolutionMM()` takes only 7 arguments (`SpatialConvolutionMM:__init(nInputPlane, nOutputPlane, kW, kH, dW, dH, padding)`). Did you put the 8th one just for consistency or there is something else below the hood?


sure we can drop it imo. I'll take a look at it tomorrow.


I'm aware.  That doesn't limit the whole process' memory limit to 2GB, though.  I don't claim to know the identity of what's driving it up to 3GB.


This failed to compile because same type after erasure.

Speaking of which, having the overloaded .value method is going to be very confusing for when you're actually trying to create a Clump[Option[T]]. Is it fine to remove it and just keep Clump.empty instead if you actually want to fail the Clump?


Not sure what happened to commit message. Actual changes were cosmetic updates to map. Tapping a map marker now displays the business name and discount. Tapping your location marker displays "You are here."

Markers no longer 'clickable', no longer Toasts lat/long when tapping marker.


I'm not a fan of this being hard-coded this way. The problem is that when future non-react modules are added this would break. Can you investigate if there is a better way to test if this wrapper should be applied? For example the `BootstrapMixin`, `AffixMixin`, `CollapsableMixin`, `DropdownStateMixin`, and `FadeMixin` should not be wrapped with this. Also, constants is no more; see #440.


`set_state_var` takes 2 parameters.  I think you want to pass `true` here.


consistency I guess. or forgot about it.


LGTM


@Upitep в настройках fork'a надо было поставить галочку.


You are right, that was the idea. I forgot to reset the flag. Fixed.


Fixed.


Yeah, I've already fixed this locally.


хера тебя понесло...


@da-anda as we repeat the last step what do you think if we drop every step beyond 10min.


nice :+1:


*I* don't care either way. I predict that you'll be asked to break this up.


Unrelated, but what do you think of renaming this to `ByteCodeBlock`? I've always hated the naming clash between these two classes, because it happens so frequently


r+


Nice!!! Thank you!


package hohman;

import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Random;
import was.GameBoard;
import was.GameLocation;
import was.Move;

/**
 * An example sheep
 * @author dr
 */
public class Sheep  extends was.SheepPlayer{

    private static Random rand = new Random();
    GameBoard board = null;
    Move direction = null; // direction we're taking
    //private GameLocation getPasturePosition;//gets pasture position??

    GameLocation isUp = null;
    GameLocation isRight = null;
    GameLocation isLeft = null;
    GameLocation isDown = null;
    GameLocation isDiagonalUpRight = null;
    GameLocation isDiagonalUpLeft = null;
    GameLocation isDiagonalDownRight = null;
    GameLocation isDiagonalDownLeft = null;
    double allowedMovement = 0.0D; //i cant change variable D

    @Override
    public void initialize() {
        // you cannot call "getGameBoard" in the constructor, as the
        // game board is created after all the players.
        board = getGameBoard();
    }

    @Override
    public Move move() {
        // if direction is not yet set, choose a random one
        GameLocation myLocation = this.getLocation();
        ArrayList<GameLocation> PastureLocations = board.getPasturePositions();
        ArrayList<GameLocation> ObstacleLocation = board.getObstaclePositions();
        int i = 0;
        GameLocation nearestPasture = PastureLocations.get(0);
        GameLocation nearestObstacle = ObstacleLocation.get(0);

        float x = 0;
        float y = 0;

            direction = new Move(nearestPasture.x - myLocation.x, nearestPasture.y - myLocation.y);//rand.nextFloat() * 2.0 - 1.0, rand.nextFloat() * 2.0 - 1.0);
            // scale direction to lenght and quantize it to maximize distance covered.
            direction = direction.scaledToLength(getMaxAllowedDistance()).quantized();

    ArrayList<GameLocation> trk = new ArrayList();
            trk.add(getLocation());
            //trk.add(new GameLocation(0,0));
            trk.add(nearestPasture);
            removeVisualizations(); // remove all previously set tracks
            visualizeTrack(trk);

        return direction;

    }

    double findTheDiance (GameLocation a, GameLocation b){

    if(a == null){
        return 0.0D;
        }
    else if(b == null){
        return 0.0D;
    }
        return Math.sqrt(Math.pow(a.x - b.x,a.y - b.y));

    }

    public Move moveSheepUp(){  //what does it mean if I take away the public
        GameLocation myLocation = this.getLocation();
        return new Move(myLocation.x,myLocation.y -1.0);
    }
    public Move moveSheepRight(){
        GameLocation myLocation = this.getLocation();
        return new Move(myLocation.x + 1.0,myLocation.y);
    }
    public Move moveSheepLeft(){
        GameLocation myLocation = this.getLocation();
        return new Move(myLocation.x-1.0,myLocation.y);
    }
    public Move moveSheepDown(){
        GameLocation myLocation = this.getLocation();
        return new Move(myLocation.x,myLocation.y + 1.0);
    }
    public Move moveSheepDiagonalRightUp(){
        GameLocation myLocation = this.getLocation();
        return new Move(myLocation.x + 1.0D,myLocation.y-1.0);
    }
    public Move moveSheepDiagnalRightDown(){
        GameLocation myLocation = this.getLocation();
        return new Move(myLocation.x +1.0,myLocation.y + 1.0);
    }
    public Move moveSheepDiagonalLeftUp(){

        GameLocation myLocation = this.getLocation();
        return new Move(myLocation.x -1,myLocation.y -1);
    }
    public Move moveSheepDiagonalLeftDown(){
        GameLocation myLocation = this.getLocation();
        return new Move(myLocation.x - 1, myLocation.y -1);
    }

    /* private boolean isPathDouble(GameLocation a,GameLocation b){
        move();

         GameLocation mySpot = this.getLocation();
         ArrayList<GameLocation> PastureLocations = board.getPasturePositions();
         GameLocation closePasture = PastureLocations.get(0);

         direction = new Move(closePasture.x - mySpot.x, closePasture.y - mySpot.y);

         return isPathDouble(mySpot, );

        }*/

        }


Thanks for clarification! It looks as a hack from outside (:


Contribution sections seems to be wrong


@tarruda , just curious, any reason for the switch to neovim.io? I see that neovim.org redirects to the neovim.io site? What was the rationale/benefit to be had for switching? Thanks!


I can change it to an array, /cc @slluis


@ol100 4.2.2 works with this?


Nice. Yep, that fixes it.


Fab I'll whip EventEmitter out of the modules list then :-)


@kinglozzer Ended up finding a bug relating to a nuance on the order of how this statement is executed, see here: https://github.com/bummzack/sortablefile/issues/26


It surprises me that ``numpy.dtype(x)`` checks for and uses `x.dtype`.


Consider promotion move as well, promotion to knight rook etc.


You're a real code obfuscator. I've never seen so many problems in so little code. The success variable is pointless. Rather put the check directly into the if condition. Too many obvious comments make the code less readable. Often it's better to put a comment in front of the function definition instead.


@Epirex  Yes, btw i´m rol525 in xda.


tab->space


Good Job


I think it would make the code more readable if you put the construction of the `mapElement` block before this line, since this looks like you're appending an empty block


Actually it is 1.7.0 at the moment… Let's see what will be the final value :see_no_evil:


You're going to give a heart attack to @Wout-van-Dongen with those ```<p /> ``` :-)
It would be better to use <br /> instead IMO.


name this `elementFunction` instead of `elementCast`?


@oberstet

This commit actually uses overloads and makes the compiler choose the correct method. However, I see that it has issues with ambiguous overload resolution, which is presumably why @davidchappelle changed back to the old API with https://github.com/davidchappelle/AutobahnCpp/commit/38c6f5eb950a0faf799f03bdc4ed8ad673e99e4e, also on the PR.

However, it's pretty straightforward to use templates and `std::enable_if` to get this working correctly. See: https://github.com/taion/AutobahnCpp/commit/30c334a6fb7a1985396f23511e65d15b9b025efd.

@davidchappelle

Did you have a particular reason for not doing it this way and instead going back to the separate `provide_*` methods?


`null` is used as [the default in Express Handlebars](https://github.com/ericf/express-handlebars/blob/f6d9b589384bfac3741c4b7ae6ac7292e2e3fac3/lib/express-handlebars.js#L30-31) because it represents the no-object object, signaling that an object is expected as this value if the developer chooses to specify it.

> DH: To avoid rehashing, guiding principle:
>
> `null` represents the no-object object, just like `NaN` represents the no-number number
> `undefined` represents the no-value value

https://github.com/tc39/tc39-notes/blob/master/es6/2014-07/jul-29.md


grrrrrrrrrr

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Think this will convince anyone?

This *is* a large file, and (after the experience of authoring so many other tests), I had a gut reaction to break it up as well. But as I thought more about it, it wasn't clear to me what purpose would be served by doing that. As always, fine-grained test files make for finer-grained failures. In this case, though, it seems very unlikely that an implementer would be well-served by finding the parts of this test that fail independently. This is asserting a relatively precise language feature (control flow in generator functions that have `yield` expressions within `try..catch` bodies), so if that fails for any reason, implementers will have enough context to learn why.

Splitting in to multiple files might help them debug further, but presumably they are working with their own set of debugging tools that are purpose-built for that. This potential benefit seems small when compared to the maintainence difficulty of managing distinct files for every branch tested here:

- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-catch-before-try.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-catch-within-try.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-catch-within-catch.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-catch-following-catch.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-finally-before-try.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-finally-within-try.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-finally-within-finally.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-finally-after-finally.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-finally-nested-try-catch-before-outer-try.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-finally-nested-try-catch-within-outer-try.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-finally-nested-try-catch-within-finally.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-finally-nested-try-catch-within-inner-try.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-finally-nested-try-catch-within-catch.js`
- `test/built-ins/GeneratorPrototype/throw/try-finally-nested-try-catch-within-outer-try-after-nested-try.js`

...with all the duplication that entails.


How so? Wrong people?


It doesn't store the description in list plugins.


I guess you should use the ```<strike>``` tag to strike through "has been whipped" as on the forum.


another question: should we replace 15 sec with 10 sec? most apps like Netflix, Amazon Prime use 10 sec as minimum. @FernetMenta will this be fine for the demuxer?


According to the discussion in [#5587](https://github.com/apache/spark/pull/5587), it’s necessary to point out the lambda function in “fold” needs to take the opposite order.


Yes it is a hack. We probably could implement and export `chttpd:is_clustered(#db{})` to clarify the intend. WDYT?


Sim
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@arvidn, what do you think?

This include is causing issues, so we've had to add another include path to be able to build

`#include "aux_/disable_warnings_push.hpp"`

would you accept minor patch that replaces this for

`#include "libtorrent/aux_/disable_warnings_push.hpp"`

and then we just keep one include path only for libtorrent?


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I am pretty sure this does not fix the problem with the dots. I will try later today and let you know.


Styléy


Did I do it wrong? I just can't seem to wrap my head around the python3 way of doing it. :grimacing:


An alternative is:

> Vectors `Vec<T>` are to slices `&[T]` what Strings `String` are to string slices `%str`s.

That will also fix the inconsistency there... "a foo is to a bar what baz is to qux".


I see why it was wrong now.. :flushed:


But it is awkward to pass `db` object. Is it possible to find this out using `#httpd{}` record?


tells travis-ci.org (alternative to jenkins in the cloud), how to build the project in this repo (https://travis-ci.org/barclay-reg/m2eclipse-ajdt)
unfortunately travis fails while dependency resolution
together with this, I had problems with testcase org.maven.ide.eclipse.ajdt.tests.AjdtProjectConfiguratorTest#testSimple03_import - but I found, that it failed before. Although I think I can fix it, I wasn't sure about, so I left this as it was


:smile:


That's how I had to break up lexical binding/shadow tests, w/r to block, function, try, catch, etc.


What is u_aux for?


Прошу у всех прощения за шумиху, все глюки, кроме некорректного синтаксиса в схеме PostgreSQL оказались локальными и связаны с неким кэшем SQLite. Очередной ребут решил проблему (и только ребут).


That's strange. Why would the location of /home affect gummiboot? I guess it has to do with the partition numbering?


I'd remove those `active` lines... we do not need them anymore


This code is beautiful. I hope you don't mind me following along as you write this, there's so much to learn from.


The BCs names say left and right, but the actually sides they are applied on are right and top ;-) (i.e. top right node has BC specified twice, once with 0 and once with 1). I'd rather avoid that if possible.


Those are both questions for @Prad-P and @jorgmuno ... As far as I know there isn't currently an API that does exactly what you want.


Can you upload a screen shot, I am still having the issue


> DD: undefined triggers the default parameter, null doesn't.
> YK: The mental model is: undefined is missing, null is not

First of all that comment is regarding one API and even the TC didn't agree on it, nor is this listed anywhere in a spec that I've seen. Also your own code has undefined in one case and null in others, I presume because express treats them differently than handlebars used to.

Since this is already out there, was an unintentional behavior rather than an API, follows the behavior of (a transpiler for) an upcoming base language feature, I'm going to leave this change as is. Using `undefined` is a simple fix that you or your users can make and doesn't require us to support a vestigial undocumented "feature".


Got it, makes sense, thanks...


Please note that the Cygwin compilation of MDDUDPSocket.h gives warnings if the Windows sockets are used. I therefore reverted this change by 856ae25901d95e20d9b87dd09c567c9077cd100a.


Let's update this section while we are here as well, for something like:

The Google APIs client library for .NET provides simple, flexible, and powerful access to Google APIs such as Drive, YouTube, Calendar, Storage and Analytics.


I'm curious why the redirect is used at all in this case? Once a user has redirected back from logging into Keycloak, this request (in my case at least) is made from server to server (app to KC) and redirecting seems non-sensical?

My app's adapter (node.js) now has to stash the redirect_uri somewhere from the original send-user-to-Keycloak dance and use it in the server-to-server dance.

I know this has been superceded in the master branch, but the TokenEndpoint still seems to have the same requirement.

I'd maybe invert the if() statement below, so as to skip the check if the formData does *not* include a redirect_uri, and only compare it to the note if it's present?


Let's also add

We can also
Google APIs packages are available on NuGet: https://www.nuget.org/packages?q=Google.Apis


I agree we don't have to add all three Ton units, but I still think we need to rename this one to Tonne to refer to the metric ton and avoid confusion with the other ton types.


k, I'll do that.


river_water seems to be almost equal to water.
You could use the water node definition, e.g.
local def = table.copy(minetest.registered_nodes["default:water_source"])
def.description = "River Water Source"
def.liquid_alternative_flowing = "default:river_water_flowing"
def.liquid_alternative_source = "default:river_water_source"
def.liquid_renewable = false
[...]
minetest.register_node("default:river_water_source", def)


Also s/Client/client (lower case)


You can just do `var symbol = Users.usergroups[authority[i]].charAt(0);`

Although in general you should loop through `Object.values(Users.usergroups)` so custom symbols don't crash your command.


On my phone it looks that you commented out everyone but the last person.


Ah, btw, the STRIKE tag isn't supported on HTML5:
http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_strike.asp

But the idea is good, I'll use the DEL one.


Need to think more about. `#httpd{}` doesn't have any references as well for which interface it came from.


I'm still not sure what you intend to put in that specificweight.json file. Bear in mind that each json file will generate a class name, so you'll end up with a SpecificWeight class with SpecificWeightUnit enum. Is that what you intend? Also, what units would go in it?


Let's update the above section while we are here as well, for something like:

The Google APIs client library for .NET provides simple, flexible, and powerful access to Google APIs such as Drive, YouTube, Calendar, Storage and Analytics.


OK. It's easy to change.


Remove this? It doesn't seem to be used


Sorry for all the strange things. If you will keep with me, I will keep trying until I get the style in sync without mishaps.


@alexFrankfurt, калі вам адсюль штосьці трэба парціруйце у develop.
Я збіраюся выдаліць яе.


Let's call the experts @rnewson @davisp @chewbranca to this thread. Pretty sure they have a good idea about.


Thanks for your contribution!


Do not use C-style arrays, they are evil! Better to use QVector or QList for this purpose.


@kytrinyx I wonder if the confusion here is because of leftover content in the `.approvals` file from the pre-0.0.18 version.  From what I can see, that file gets emptied out frequently, so I wasn't that worried about migrating content forward.  But if someone has a `.approvals` file in the older order, then the new command would certainly cause problems.  But for a newly-generated `.approvals` file, I think 0.0.19 is broken.

Maybe it would be best to go back to the original version of my PR where we leave the `.approvals` file alone and just reverse the arguments to `diff`.


Lint Failed!!

------------------------------
Lint Error:
	Reason For Failure:	The ontology cannot have more than one DC contributor in each dc:contributor annotation
	Number of offenses:	1
	[AnnotationProperty] 	http://purl.org/dc/elements/1.1/contributor
------------------------------


Sorry, it fails in both cases. I'll test it again now.


Muy limpito ;) :+1:


Can you replace this with some new docs? Concrete summary of how to set up to replace mailman type lists (or in our case merge lists with forum). If you start the page I will get our sys-admin to add to it when he sets up ours in a few weeks


Don't know any other way to fix it :/


These arrays are only read, not written, so you can safely lift them into `static final` fields.


As a continuation to a previous comment:
Use container iterators when going trough list of defined column names.


This should be updated like
``` javascript
doc[key].push({'msg': temp_doc[key], 'ts': temp_doc['ts']})


`val |= 1 << i;` might be faster than doing the floating-point exponentiation and immediately truncating.


For those following: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Samoa

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/51940/7238580/2ee5b1dc-e758-11e4-8c07-5c6dec25b575.png)


@georgehrke can you please also add the (non-minified) source too?


We should probably move the rules into `.eslintrc` here too.


OK


Wow, never heard of that, thanks for clarifying!


Suggestion: Pass `beast::Journal` here instead of using `WriteLog`


This filter seems entirely unnecessary, but it's used in Antenna1 and Antenna2.  If for some reason you do need an identity filter, consider edu.mit.streamjit.api.Identity instead of writing your own.


Suggestion: Rename to `maybeLogCredit`, and return immediately if the partition is disabled. Rationale: It makes the calling code look better.


I think we should decide with a term and stick with it - I don't really mind if it's staged or generated function, but given the chosen syntax I think we should abandon the term "staged function" entirely and go with "generated function".


if white captured black piece with this move, you also need to update blackPieces here (and vice versa - black captured white piece)


Any reason we're taking newsize parameter as the new total memory size rather than just taking a number of element and run internal calculation of num * size?


instead check if (whiteToPlay) ....


'columns' object may contain target fields in different order other than defined in columnsNames object.
Instead of relying that fields reside on the same indexes use indexOf() method.

See: http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qsqlrecord.html#indexOf


Refers to issue [#12] .


I agree.  I only decided to put this here as a breadcrumb for folks who have been following master.  We can remove that, but there is some literature that refers to them as such: http://cs.stackexchange.com/q/2869


The JVM can sometimes do a better job of code generation if you declare fields `private` and `final` when possible.


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Great, thanks for checking it out. We haven't tried anything with CIFS so I
am not sure what is going on. It could be similar to some of the issues we
had with NFS. I don't have a setup here to test this but if I gave you a
DTrace script would you mind collecting some preliminary data for me?

Thanks,
Jerry

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Yep, it's working now in Cnchi 0.8.59. The problem was that we were not mounting the "special" dirs (/dev,/dev/pts, /proc, /sys) before running gummiboot install :ghost:


@stevenheidel It is possible to workaround the type erasure by using an implicit value provided by the scala compiler:

```scala
def orElse[B >: T: ClassTag](default: => B): Clump[B] = new ClumpOrElse(this, default)
def orElse[B >: T](default: => Clump[B]): Clump[B] = new ClumpOrElse(this, default)
```

We do something similar here:

https://github.com/getclump/clump/blob/master/src/main/scala/io/getclump/Clump.scala#L61

You could use the same technique and have the same name for `default`/`orElse`. I agree that's better to keep the interface more consistent with `Option`, so `orElse` is fine with me.


@cutreth can you confirm that this will work? I couldn't get archived data in my test environment.


For now it seems to choke on idmap and smb/client binaries not running.
But sure, I can run a DTrace script somewhere later this week.


C'est normal que le shading ne se comporte plus du tout pareil ?


you're tearing me apaaarrttt


Maybe add multiple dc:contributor properties with one contributor each.


I'll add this in a near future commit.


must be ![NSA](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/04/National_Security_Agency.svg/2000px-National_Security_Agency.svg.png)


All strings should read something like "{0}".format(var) except those used in logging.debug(). There I prefer to use the %s and pass the string to the logging.debug function as a parameter (as the docs recommend).


Are this 3 lines needed if you define props in constructor anyway? Some v8 optimization?


I just needed to get something working and it seemed like the most straight
forward approach.

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> @oberstet <https://github.com/oberstet>
>
> This commit actually uses overloads and makes the compiler choose the
> correct method. However, I see that it has issues with ambiguous overload
> resolution, which is presumably why @davidchappelle
> <https://github.com/davidchappelle> changed back to the old API with
> 38c6f5e
> <https://github.com/davidchappelle/AutobahnCpp/commit/38c6f5eb950a0faf799f03bdc4ed8ad673e99e4e>,
> also on the PR.
>
> However, it's pretty straightforward to use templates and std::enable_if
> to get this working correctly. See: taion@30c334a
> <https://github.com/taion/AutobahnCpp/commit/30c334a6fb7a1985396f23511e65d15b9b025efd>
> .
>
> @davidchappelle <https://github.com/davidchappelle>
>
> Did you have a particular reason for not doing it this way and instead
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if true and not false


Should be done. I had to add a css fallback and use the S tag.


Il y a peut-être un problème avec les normales. Je vais essayer de résoudre le problème d'ici à demain. En attendant, ça donne déjà un meilleur apperçu du rubix cube je trouve. Ce que je ne comprends pas, c'est la couleur violette de certaines faces du cube. Alors même qu'il n'y a pas de violet sur la texture.


It's done. :) What's left is to work on the binaries. I'll be on that now.


Can we locate the 'options' parameter at the end?


Why do you add 1 to the port?


On Sun, Apr 19, 2015 at 06:41:16PM -0700, daurnimator wrote:
> Why not `ENOTSUP`?

Because the old code didn't fail when dladdr wasn't available. AIX doesn't
have dladdr, and I wanted to be able to test the new code for regressions on
all the same platforms that previously worked--Linux, OS X, *BSD, Solaris,
AIX.

I need to either make it optional at runtime to pin the module, or implement
dladdr on AIX. Actually, both should happen eventually. But it's more
important to merge the new code and tag a release.


Мне кажется, так как ты здесь проверяешь только на то, серч это или не серч, но стоит вместо свича сделать просто
```java
if (type != EntryType.SEARCH)
    return false;
// весь остальной код
return true;
```

Будет меньше вложенность и код будет меньше уползать вправо.


Thanks, that makes sense to me.


Все мапы стоит сделать `final`. Ну и вообще по коду пройдись, расставь их везде, где можно.