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I am not the author.sorry for the mistake.


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this isn't necessary: rocker was allocated with kzalloc.


Hmm, error paths are difficult, but I think we should at least try to have some rollback here if this or one of the earlier calls fails. i.e. cancel the scheduled schutdown. I mean, i don't think we really need to get back to the status quo ante if this fails, but at least to a somewhat sane state, where either the event source is allocated *and* m->scheduled_shutdown_type, or neither, if you follow what I mean.


利用这些技巧确实可以在 LaTeX 盒子中使用 `\verb`。

`\verb` 很特别，记得 `tabularx` 和 `tabu` 宏包中都有对它的不完全模拟。

其实我觉得像 `listings` 的 `\lstinline` 一样，提供 `\` 来转义 TeX 特殊字符也不失为一种解决方法。


Yeah


Just to summarize, the rule for picking one project after login if the user has access to multiple is:

1. If a namespace is already in use from the config file, try to keep using that one.
2. If user has access to the "default" project, use that one.
3. Otherwise pick the first project in alphabetical order.


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Yes, it also turns out since the block is used in multiple places (batch details, person profile) David recommended to check the context and then sort ascending by Id (when via batch) and descending by date, id for the other cases. https://github.com/SparkDevNetwork/Rock/commit/9bab1cd098a5c9f9aaab539626eb222ffdbedeba


Chyba z tym pomyśleniem to mam rozwiązanie. Ustaliłem, że można osiągnąć
szerokość na poziomie 1130px wprowadzając następujące zmiany:
- Szerokość nazwy sektora z 30 do 20
- Rezygnacja z zegarków przy azymut i szerokość kątowa
- Zmiana opisu "Szerokość kątowa" na "Szerokość"
- Szerokość azymutu i szerokości kątowej z 10 na 6
- Zwężenie "Wysokość" (3 pewnie by wystarczyło)
- Zwężenie zasięg do 6
- Zmiana opisu "Numer zezwolenia radiowego" na "Numer pozwolenia".
- Colspan=2 na kolumnie częstotliwość w miejscu dodawania nowego sektora i
colspan=2 (jest 3) w miejscu przycisku "Dodaj".
- Nazwa kolumny "Urządzenia sieciowe:" zamienić na "Urządzenia".

Ewentualnie komputery i urządzenia sieciowe można jeszcze połączyć w jednej
kolumnie i liczby umieścić jedna pod drugą.

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We should stick the world name in the world ops structure for pretty printing here.


Can you remove this? This project is no longer going to be developed/maintained...


I think this should just be "WallMessage". The fact that we append our own text to it is mostly just an implementation detail, that doesn't have to be encoded in the API, no?


What about this: http://git.alpinelinux.org/cgit/aports/diff/main/samba/gnutls-3.4.0.patch?id=c24f03b4939af0d710bc4a029ab8e807e10c93c7


So far we always called this just "unsigned", never "unsigned int"...

Not that it would matter in any way...


This sounds concerning. Do we track the memory somewhere else?


Yeison, para poder consultar todas las ordenes de despacho de un suplidor y por rango de fecha usa la url:
http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/prestamos/solicitudes/od/suplidor/1/2015-01-01/2015-04-22/

y para consultar todas las ordenes de despacho por rango de fecha sin especificar suplidor
http://127.0.0.1:8000/api/prestamos/solicitudes/od/fecha/2015-01-01/2015-04-22/


@HollyCore естественно так и будет. Вы не используете мою БД


maybe sub-func rocker_world_init()  or rocker_worlds_init()?


You could just as parameter the GUI Object


rocker_world_uninit()?  or rocker_worlds_uninit()?


Or this: https://attachments.samba.org/attachment.cgi?id=10948


You can do `git commit --author "NAME <EMAIL>"` if you're committing on behalf of someone else.

I used do that to fix your pullreqs, remember?


completely random nitpick: i'd always do the error handling within an if block, but do the "clean" code paths outside of one, if you follow what i mean. More specifically:

if (r < 0) {
        log_oom();
        return 0;
}

utmp_wall(l, NULL, NULL);


Thanks!


I didn't bother for a line change tbh


On staging I can only see ``gnome3_12.empathy`` referring to gnutls. Since it depends on webkit, it will take some time to verify if it builds OK ;-)

Patching samba is probably better than using older gnutls, assuming the patch is "reliable", but this one seems unresponded to, so I'm not so sure. It's in bug https://bugzilla.samba.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8780


This change is dangerous because now an instanceId is created whenever a PortletInstance instance is created, even if the portlet is not instaceable. If we want PortletInstance to decide when to create the instanceId (which could make sense) then it needs to have the Portlet object to determine whether the portlet is instanceable (which BTW is a confusing name for the term, it should be repeatable or something like that) or not


why you added this? @ssaporylo


ffff


Keep this with the module_param_array() above.


Thks !


I'm ok.


It might be valuable to have some links to testing -- I know that @ondrae said he had a way to do tests, and I had tests for this in template-maker [as well](https://github.com/codeforamerica/template-maker/blob/master/template_maker_test/unit/users/test_users.py). Our [newer project](https://github.com/codeforamerica/pittsburgh-purchasing-suite) will likely also implement persona and I'll probably just copy these tests over entirely.


Oh I see this is the purpose of "IntTracker" - it seems it's a testing tracker, can we move it to this file then?


tested and working


move this after of-dpa stuff


Зачем дорабатывать этот код, если его нужно полностью переписать?


Doesn't seem to be applied by any major distro. Will try with gnutls 3.3 for now. Also I'd like to know the reason of the 3.4 switch, was it necessary for anything in particular?


The /dev/$vgname directory only exists when one or more of the LVs are active.


This is already defined in `APIGatewayAuthFactory`


Would simply error with transaction already committed previously.


     Options, ie
        a)
         b)


I am just utterly confused by github.. sorry.  I updated this file somewhere and left another comment but I don't see it here.  Can you see the changes?  Is there are way to change this one?


this is duplicated, we have a state key below... (line 62)


> separate commit

Do you mean separate bug or ...? :)


Which style? The convention of assign `this` to `vm` in controllers is part of the style guide and used in every controller.


might be something to add to util.c and then user from src/user-sessions/user-sessions.c and here? Given the english language it might be worth unifying the code for both paths.

Maybe have a call int permit_login(bool b) that creates the nologin file if passed false, and removes it when passed true?


Wow, a while ago :)


We should probably enclose this in (void).


Does this need to be public? I don't see it referred outside of the OAuth2Session class' implementation.


And I'd say such ```normalize.css``` should be shared across all apps.


Please use new fflush_and_check() call for this.


',' looks to be a subtle typo here.


I think that `"Error while getting build info I"` should be in a separate line, aligned directly under `clGetProgramBuildInfo`.


Enclose both in (void) casts?


Greatly Thanks,it was almost a nightmare for beginners. I thought I have lost the control of the coins deposited until I have read source code of these Daemons.
I have noticed only one thing is very important,the 64 hex exponent.

Your tool may be the finest one. Why 255 (0xFF) at last?


Within Pivotal, you can still point to this same gem if you need to generate PDFs; it just should probably not be in the public Gemfile.


I made a change to your site; let me know what your thoughts are.


Enclose in (void) cast?


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How to deal with several statements have the same head name?


This feature request allows to space out animations within the main style sheet. See following example:

```less
.animation-1 {
    .animated(@animationLessTime:2s);
    .fadeIn;
  }
.animation-2 {
    .animated(@animationLessTime:3s);
    .fadeIn;
  }
```


Yep, will add comment that it should be fixed in https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1055357


Segui um exemplo da internet de como usar um radiogroup


Sorry, I dont know what version Config.rb I was referencing but the one I had looked at didnt have it set (may have been referencing one of my local versions by accident), thats my bad, ill revert this one and put your original agent string back.


Negating the error number is not necessary, log_error_errno() handles that properly either way.

Also, no trailing \n, log_error_errno() adds that on its own.

Hmm, so, log_error_errno() adds an ERRNO= field to the journal message it writes. I think in this case we probably shouldn't use log_error_errno(), since you don't actually propagate any error code from some function, you make one up right here... I think this should hence better be:

if (avoid_bus()) {
        log_error("Unable....");
        return -ENOSYS;
}


The bug report suggests the removed functions were deprecated since 2007 :-)


sd_bus_error_free() already resets the error to SD_BUS_ERROR_NULL, no need to do that explicitly.


What are the reasons to stop allowing Windows XP? Mono is the only post C# 4.0 implementation available for Windows XP users.


You can remove this line, not needed anymore since this patchset is not built in (its for CFS)


Modifiqué los grupos según lo que se armó en la sala.


You probably want to use %s and bus_error_message(&error) here. That way you will get the precise error shown, that is included in the error structure, rather than just using the errno style error number.


@Oscar-Rodrigues ahah, it sure was! nice job :+1:


It seems that "_...and then visit any number of the cities..._" does not hold with the [problem set analysis](http://community.topcoder.com/tc?module=Static&d1=match_editorials&d2=srm207) which demonstrates that the routes being considered are only __full routes__ which are routes which has visited _every_ city exactly once.


calculate from a period to percent and back to time is not a good idea. it is inaccurate and won't work which files having no constant total playing time like pvr with timeshift.


:+1: All standards being followed, good use of comments, enjoying the white space per @benfalk


glog.V(4).Infof() on subsequent calls


Oh wait, you can't.  Uh...  Hrm.  I don't like this silently failing.


@vcunat doesn't matter much I'd say :)


@iarora there are merge conflicts here; can you fix them?


I added this for clarification of the issue we've been discussing.


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Did you change it locally and forget to push? :P


Also global variables are an antipatern trap and we should not be using capabilities like this.  How much code *actually* references this?


we should make the last argument of ofMap the sound vector size, that way it would always sync


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You wouldn't think it would, but moving the `IntTracker` to `ItemFetcherTests.cpp` gives a linker error (which is why it's over there)

```
9>ItemFetcherTests.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "public: __cdecl stellar::ItemFetcher<int,class stellar::IntTracker>::ItemFetcher<int,class stellar::IntTracker>(class stellar::Application &,unsigned __int64)" (??0?$ItemFetcher@HVIntTracker@stellar@@@stellar@@QEAA@AEAVApplication@1@_K@Z) referenced in function "void __cdecl stellar::____C_A_T_C_H____T_E_S_T____42(void)" (?
```

I don't suppose you have a guess at what might be causing this?


Yeah, makes sense - will do


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i18n needs to be initialized before setting the info fields, otherwise no translation would happen.  This means calling e.g. `main_locale_init(localedir, package)` like `PLUGIN_SET_TRANSLATABLE_INFO()` did.

It doesn't actually matter in core plugins because translations are part of Geany, but still would be useful to show in demoplugin.

Also, I'd rather drop the separate function and simply inline the four sets, I don't see much point of keeping that function.


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Pushed.  Sorry about that.

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This still isn't quite right.  It needs to be moved above the previous block.  Like this, can you verify it.

```
diff --git a/man/man8/zfs.8 b/man/man8/zfs.8
index ad96159..eaf4709 100644
--- a/man/man8/zfs.8
+++ b/man/man8/zfs.8
@@ -2898,6 +2898,8 @@ Do not actually receive the stream. This can be useful in conjunction with the \
 Force a rollback of the file system to the most recent snapshot before performing the receive operati
 .RE

+.RE
+
 .sp
 .ne 2
 .mk
```


rax retry tests


I'm sorry to say I'm completely lost but you can see the changes here: https://github.com/billynoah/docs/commit/e10bcbca49a8ccec66331e2c80f1b1bb9065b4b8#diff-fb1d900c00641150fcc4d4eeb0e2a54c

Did I do that correctly?  Is there a way to make the change so they can be seen in this thread?


This may also require an update to the readme.md file that includes the
flag to check files with a phtml extension! Glad it helped.

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Totally. I had remembered that already, but didn't get to have the time on Tuesday to fix it.


> You need to be caching the whoAmI, not calling it over and over again.

Can't, this is iterative over legal tokens.  It must be called each time.


when the subscription arrives from upstream it will set `upstreamCompleted = true, and thereby `interpreter.isFinished && upstream.isFinished` here will stop it


Yes N and D

N In With Nurse
D In With Physician


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ah, this is aroundReceive. Thanks


I don't know. Haven't the stages seen the cancel from downstream already, when that happens?


I think `room` breaks consistency. Our actions thus far reference `channel`... can we keep this uniform without messing up the world?

* https://github.com/StackStorm/st2contrib/blob/master/packs/slack/actions/post_message.yaml#L16
* https://github.com/StackStorm/st2incubator/blob/master/packs/hubot/actions/post_message.yaml#L19


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seriously?


why not call emitSourceFileStart from emitJavascriptWorker?


hum, if setting the callback's data needs to be done like this, it's a rather good reason why one shouldn't use `PluginCallback`.  IMO, we should either not advertize those anymore, or default passing the plugin or the user data (e.g. if the data is set to NULL in the entry).


@myrup you won't be able to run Mono on Windows XP anymore. It is no longer supported by MS and spending time on workarounds for missing APIs doesn't make sense.


@peti This commit causes the non-HaskllNG GHC 7.6.3 to break due to this line in `haskell-defaults.nix`:

```
    cabal2nix = super.cabal2nix.override { hackageDb = super.hackageDb.override { Cabal = self.Cabal_1_18_1_3; }; };
```


In the "sendOverWaveData" method I am not receiving back a 'D' everytime i try to send over data. I am not sure if this is because the 'onrecievecallback' method is incorrect or because the arraybuffer does not contain data when sent. After testing, I found that every time i finish the second 'for loop', and log the arraybuffer it is empty but the bufview contains char code data. However this seems correct since I read that you can't read/write to arraybuffers but can with bufviews. Therefore, I think it has something to do with how I am splitting the data.

I think it might be that the uint8 array can't hold all 256 bytes of data in the arraybuffer but Im not sure. I found this reference guide but i am having trouble understanding it (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Typed_arrays) . Let me know what you think. Thanks!


is the `this.value` bit needed? it gets assigned anyway in `_bindValueChanged`, i think.


Cool! LGTM % a question


@ibuildthecloud  `expose` is still not setting the Exposed ports in the container.

https://github.com/rancherio/os/issues/216


this is not a good idea in a demo plugin people should read to get inspiration and guidance.  Rather rename access to this to e.g. `geany_data` -- or simply `plugin->geany_data`.


From constructor, I am preparing a Map of AccountId as Key and related objects record list as values


if it's with VC++ it might be because of stale object files, try to do a
clean build. Otherwise, maybe you missed a forward definition of
sorts somewhere in the .h file that confuses the linker?

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> ItemFetcherTests.cpp gives a linker error (which is why it's over there)
>
> 9>ItemFetcherTests.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "public: __cdecl stellar::ItemFetcher<int,class stellar::IntTracker>::ItemFetcher<int,class stellar::IntTracker>(class stellar::Application &,unsigned __int64)" (??0?$ItemFetcher@HVIntTracker@stellar@@@stellar@@QEAA@AEAVApplication@1@_K@Z) referenced in function "void __cdecl stellar::____C_A_T_C_H____T_E_S_T____42(void)" (?
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all this file's changes should not be in the commit :)


If I understand correctly, it means that in the case of starting a new network from an existing database, taking the buckets from history-0x00000000 and applying the transactions from history-0x0000003f doesn't yield the buckets of history-0x0000003f. Are we ok with that? At least, I think this corner case deserves a few words of explaination in the comment.


emitJSWorker should be little more than a dispatcher, and I'm renaming it to `emitBareNode`.


Seems innocuous enough a feature to add. +1


:chicken: :facepunch: :+1: :dancers:


fixed already


hum, why?  shouldn't be needed, or should be for everything, shouldn't it?


Building clean doesn't fix this. I fiddled with it quite a bit before
giving up and moving the code to `ItemFetcher`. My best guess is some
weirdness occurring because of the nested class.

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>
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> notifications@github.com
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> >
> > 9>ItemFetcherTests.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol
> "public: __cdecl stellar::ItemFetcher<int,class
> stellar::IntTracker>::ItemFetcher<int,class stellar::IntTracker>(class
> stellar::Application &,unsigned __int64)" (??0?$ItemFetcher@HVIntTracker
> @stellar@@@stellar@@QEAA@AEAVApplication@1@_K@Z) referenced in function
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great addition :beers:


@Carmer looks solid


wow, that's magical.  I don't get how comes Vala automatically swaps the data and instance arguments?  (it does, no question, but… wow.)


Ok, I will remember it. By the way, how can I format my sources on Windows so you have not to do it each time when I commiting?..


I think 400 is appropriate here.

When possible, I try to use more specific codes.  I also considered 409 Conflict, but the documentation that I read gave an example of responding 409 to a PUT.  I'm uncertain about whether 409 was intended to be used with POST.

If 409 doesn't make sense in this situation, then I think we should stick with 400.


Previously, this form used checkbox inputs instead of radio. Have there been changes in the requirements for this form?


@LimeDang @ChuanyuWang I realized that I didn't turn on issues so I've created an issue https://github.com/jchuong/ios-webkit-debug-proxy/issues/1.  Please add in some information of what you're trying to do so I can figure out a good solution to this.


\o/


Why do we have this condition app.prodKeyScope.length > 60 ?


are are allowed to change the regression test, or complain if they're unfair 'cos they randomise in a different sequence


Wat! How did I miss this? Lol.


Actually we've been limited by 1000 modules in dbgshim for quite some time now. ( https://github.com/dotnet/coreclr/blob/master/src/dlls/dbgshim/dbgshim.cpp#L583 )
I agree that it's somewhat sad an unnecessary limitation, I created an issue to address that #792.

But in this particulate place, it should be alright, because it shouldn't even be used on Windows CoreCLR in an official attach scenario. I do it mostly in order to unblock myself, in a temporary way. I'm not even sure it's gonna survive to more that a few months. (if it does there is no harm in it)


I'm sad to hear that on behalf of our XP users. I guess they'll be stuck in mono 3.12.1 until their beige machines flameout.


Users can search only one resource type at a time, so a radio button makes sense here.


artfiles.org/apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-7/v7.0.59/bin/apache-tomcat-7.0.59.tar.gz leads to a 404...


Done!


Not one of the cool kids, obviously... :p


Referring to Patient/Client->Patients
interface/main/finder/dynamic_finder.php


Mono 4.0 should also work.


ah yes, I guess they had. Can you add a test-case where you cancel before the subscription arrives and check if the stages get onDownstreamFinish?


We should be on 0.2.0, right? We're currently on 0.1.2. What happened between 0.2 and 0.3?


Should we rename to `specialKids` ?


Ok, could you then just add limiting the countModules to 1000 please?


@oritwas don't think you need to initialize atomic*_t to zero, but it's fine.


What is the problem that KeY ran into? Setting JAVA_HOME would probably have been a faster solution, plus avoids hardcoding it in several places in the XML.


Note: Mac requires OpenGL/gl.h instead of GL/gl.h.


That’s a good call. We’re [using HTTMock in Ceviche](https://github.com/codeforamerica/ceviche-cms/blob/0dccc6af019123ec1749a8bb86638fe3c05a1557/test/test.py#L1227) to test verification; I’ll add a link.


If that was done on every script, there would be way to many of these options. Best to just follow coloring that is done in the reports. Ideally, this would be controlled by the "theme" in the future.


such **deletions**! :clap:


Interesting! I hope the minimum requirements aren't raised :)


We should make this scheme consistent that in #27 - either URLs look like `type/slug/action`, or `action/type/slug`. The former is definitely more popular and RESTful.


Look like ```[data-type="list"] p time``` is used in thread-list only. I'll move it to ```views/thread-list/style/thread-list.css``` in this patch. ```Divide and conquer``` :) In this patch I just wanted to ```divide```, so that we can ```conquer``` (e.g. replace this nasty selector with one-/two-part class-based selector) every view styles in the separate follow-ups.


@oritwas Looks good. Can you just amend the commit message to elaborate a bit on the effect of this bug (eventually was leading to leaked rados objects)


I'm unable to re-publish to npm, i'm only a collaborator on github.

@goatslacker could you bump the version and re-publish to npm please?


R was used to create file.


90946736_WSHP_#4567 (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1137 of 1137 tests passed)

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download clang-format:
http://llvm.org/builds/

make cmake find it and then run "make format"...

i hope that works?!


Thanks! BitHub has sent payment of  $11.02USD for this commit.


Or I see I can join it with one more bad selector ```[data-type="list"] .summary time``` that looks a bit better though


Use lowercase n and d (use lowercase for list ids) and add it to the appointment status list.


Should I change?


yay! :+1:


This will be faster if you use mappart


Du mener vel  "Jeg så en fejl i Christians kode. Jeg kunne ikke selv løse det, så jeg fik David til det"? ;)


makes sense


nit: prettify command line instructions like `bundle install`


@PatrickBM , can you take a look at this change?


We should just use gnutls 33 since it is still supported. 34 still fairly
new so hopefully the samba guys catch on and make the needed updates soon.
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It needs the latest version of autotools :/
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Ohhh. Bad thing. Sorry, to say, but this should be at most be optional.


missing semicolon.
reply gets never called?


Doesn't `map` on DArray already do that?


@acbart

You may put your course ``import``statement here. Also you can follow Devstack documentation link below to install Devstack on you local machine and test the entire build process.

http://opendsax.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Devstack.html


Look at mechanism when click Edit for the Prescription on the patient summary screen. Using a modal in this situation makes more sense and is more secure from a session standpoint.


Mmm, in shared we have ```.edit [data-type="list"] li > label```, but in thread we just tweak ```transform``` with ```.edit [data-type="list"] .danger```. Doesn't like smth generic or what do you mean?


they are in the list (on my pc 8^) ) Just forgot to let you know


Не плоди коммиты! Делай всё через git commit -m 'Description'


Looks good to me


Bättre med självdokumenterande kod än kommentarer. Jag tycker det skulle vara bättre med en `var oneHour = 3600000` variabel som används både för `config.timeBetweenBackups` och `config.timeBetweenPdfUpdate`.
![6okh251](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/442870/7303297/fe1632d0-e9ef-11e4-82c9-6d88324fdb96.jpg)


I did't want commit this changes with issue #2 :rabbit: -> webstorm


Granskad!
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revert back


Instead of using a transform on the toolbar's frame, try assigning the transform directly to the view's transform property.


revert it -> commandline :trollface:


Tested, works. good thing you need to be in creative... its possible to click a block way above your head and go thru & fall down on the other side... not a but just funny.


These 3 lines could be simply `return wxExecute(…) == 0`.

Oh, so there’s a pretty bad bug in there: the test should be `== 0`, not `!= 0`, as exit code 0 is used to indicate success.


Yeah, I think the other timer will interfere. Will have to disarm that
first or just reset it. :P

How do you generally log in lnav? Do you just print stuff to normal stderr
or do you need to do something funky with ncurses?

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Hello. Реквестирую поддержку движка АИБ. Ниже список борд на нем:
http://claire.ws/b/  (осторожно, троян)
http://rchan.ru/b/
http://hiddenchan.ru/hc/
http://kurisu.ru/
http://9ch.ru/a/


"DeprecationWarning", not "DeprecationWarnint"


@osantana, thanks for this, and sorry for taking a while to comment.  Should the other calls to `_get_memcache_timeout` (add, set) be changed to `get_backend_timeout` as well?


## This is a markdown file"


Why -1 ?


Już poprawione.


If using in openemr main codebase, should also be on openemr's out of box list. However, when go to a vertical table, there will be no need for this sort of code (all status's will get an entry with no special treatment). So, would hold off on adding the n and d entries for now.


Is this a bug? If so do you have a breaking example?


<title>App01Simple</title> строка, которую создалась командой rails new app_01_simple


Может вместо этих ветвлений всё это перенести в объект `aib` и тут просто вызывать функцию вроде `aib.init();`?


Because & 255 prevents byte overflow.
Is clamcoin really 0x0B? Addresses on http://khashier.com
look like it's 0x89 (xJDCLAMZsZg1YqGytiP9CRzYYdsrJXX9Kh).


Ага.


I just noticed that this breaks "Play using..." from one Kodi instance to another (and probably in general) because a few lines further down we immediately check if the player is playing which is most likely not the case anymore due to the play command being asynchronous.


Use crefs here, maybe?


This "if" should be vm_update


<title>Ruby on Rails Tutorial Sample App | <%= yield(:title) %></title>
строка, добавленная вручную, для шаблонирования заголовка страниц в браузере


This block should be removed.


Алсо, `url,brd,TNum,pageNum` тоже можно перенести в `aib`. Чем меньше глобальных переменных тем лучше.


My above post is another argument for the patient_tracker_elements table discussed below. That way every single status change will be recorded no matter what it is.


This all looks cool but I don't understand it.


Poprawione


Can we have a bunch more comments in the nginx conf


## This is a markdown file"


Ah, of course.


Unfortunately, this likely won't work as is with the intended look.  The configuration view holder doesn't squeeze the configuration view that it is provided.  You will probably need to add another constructor to AMScanConfigurationViewHolder that has a bool argument like ```squeezeWidget``` or something similar.  Then in the constructor, instead calling ```addWidget(view_);``` you'll have code very similar to your ```buildMainWindowPane()``` method you've already built.


@ryanbrainard this code fails when user has no recent items. (I think it NPEs at .getId()). Filed in #21


I would guess that Chrome content script generated events don't fire in the host page's scripting context. We may need to add the script to the host page's scripting environment. I am worried this may be challenged by the CSP...


@gustavofonseca acho que está sobrando um "ou"..
não seria:
"Caracteres especiais devem ser inseridos diretamente no documento ou por meio..."?


:+1: :+1:


See lnav_log.hh, specifically log_debug() and friends.  When starting lnav, you can pass '-d path/to/logfile' to specify the file to log to.


И раз ты тут. Исправишь в функции `prettifySize` последнюю строку на `return val.toFixed(2) + Lng.sizeByte[lang];`? А то скорость в байтах/сек. выводится со слишком большой точностью.


I'm half tempted on sending in a PR to correct this. ;)


Shouldn't this be an 'Activate with AI' condition?


Well, you probably shouldn't commit syntax errors :-P


`return plugin->configure_single || plugin->hooks.configure` would work the same :)


Oops it was a copypaste typo. Fixed to 0x89 in https://github.com/brainwallet/brainwallet.github.io/commit/147e0e7f42dd20d402cbaabede1c6cbb50862f92


You should probably have only one filter for dino size. Or at least mention that this can be skipped by entering a certain option.


There's a second one of these around here somewhere..let me look for it..


There should be a command to list available eras.


Content that is pending deletion will show up in the History table, but you won't be able to make any changes to it. The production content server deletes the post with a cron job, which your local development environment probably doesn't have. This means old posts sit in your History application until you manually run the cron task.


Yes. That one is covered.


I mean that one is correct.


OK, thanks.


Mm, have no idea, maybe it has been created when ```.panel``` didn't exist and then just copy-paste?


We do not need to stop UFW if the guard in line 58 is made more robust as then it will add the proper TFTP allowance.


@ellisonleao I will make a pull request, to ensure that any Config object is a valid one


That was already in the file, was not done by me.


Yeah, I have mixed feelings, it depends on the side we look into it :) Move it to ```Composer.css``` if you think it's better :)


@yumin It would be great to put lines 45 — 49 into `smtk/smtk/simple.py` as "CloseModel" similar to other operations. It makes other tests easier to write.


Suggestion: Use a classvar (vbCanBeReserved) for this so we can set them live if necessary.


`toMarkdown('<li><p>1 lb. <a href="http://link.com">spaghetti</a></p></li>')`
results in this:
`"*   1 lb.[spaghetti](http://link.com)"`
where the whitespace between `1 lb.` and the start of the `<a>` tag gets trimmed.


Hey Jorge,

I didn't change any logic. I just renamed the methods. So I couldn't have introduced a bug in this.


Why don’t you print the error?


I had deliberately put in a named variable 'processId' to indicate that it's actually a process id, not an error code as one would think intuitively. wxExecute is async by default, and according to doc:
"For asynchronous execution, however, the return value is the process id and zero value indicates that the command could not be executed."


Thanks @mklassen, that fixes the one issue, but I still can't set a non-nul-terminated attribute string using your `setAttributeString(const char *attr)` function. If I pass an unterminated `char*` to that function it may explode on the first line: `size_t length = strlen(attr);`.


this is typedefed below and doesn't seem to be used in-between


Doing this:

```
CGAffineTransform zt = CGAffineTransformScale(CGAffineTransformIdentity, factor, factor);
toolbar.transform = zt;
```

results in the button text scaling - not the toolbar itself.


not much to do with the commit, but ok for removal as it's in plugindata.h anyway


doesn't seem to have anything to do here either?


typos : "ratio of experienced to new mappers"


typo (space after "Group"; "throttling")


Do not have a problem with the vertical table. Just not sure "I" am capable of understanding mysql,php,html,javascript,jquery and ajax enough to do it.


rax retry tests


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Seems like we should make a decision (doesn't have to be in this change). Either emitFunctionDeclaration emits comments for all of its constructs, or all the callers emit comments. I don't like mixing caller/callee responsibilities.


looks nice :)


> I had deliberately put in a named variable 'processId' to indicate

And yet I managed to ignore it so completely it didn’t even register :( Sorry about that, I’ll go hide somewhere now :(

\*blush\*


Here, you can use:
```python
 expr_is_label(expr)
```
from `asmbloc` module


Ok


In fact I got a first draft for my personal knowledge.
```diff
 Makefile | 14 +++++++++++++-
 1 file changed, 13 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-)

diff --git a/Makefile b/Makefile
index a207c05..c27e7e4 100644
--- a/Makefile
+++ b/Makefile
@@ -35,6 +35,11 @@ endif
 OUT_DEC ?= dcadec$(EXESUF)
 OUT_CUT ?= dcacut$(EXESUF)

+SRC_DIR = $(realpath $(dir $(lastword $(MAKEFILE_LIST))))
+vpath %.c $(SRC_DIR)
+vpath %.h $(SRC_DIR)
+vpath %.pc.in $(SRC_DIR)
+
 SRC_LIB = \
 libdcadec/bitstream.c \
 libdcadec/core_decoder.c \
@@ -71,6 +76,13 @@ SRC_CUT = dcacut.c
 OBJ_CUT = $(SRC_CUT:.c=.o)
 DEP_CUT = $(SRC_CUT:.c=.d)

+$(OBJ_LIB): | objdir
+$(OBJ_DEC): | objdir
+$(OBJ_CUT): | objdir
+
+objdir:
+	mkdir -p libdcadec
+
 default: $(OUT_LIB) $(OUT_DEC)

 all: $(OUT_LIB) $(OUT_DEC) $(OUT_CUT)
@@ -132,6 +144,6 @@ dcadec.pc: dcadec.pc.in
 install: $(OUT_LIB) $(OUT_DEC) dcadec.pc
 	install -d -m 755 $(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR) $(DESTDIR)$(PKG_CONFIG_PATH) $(DESTDIR)$(INCLUDEDIR)/libdcadec $(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)
 	install -m 644 $(OUT_LIB) $(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)
-	install -m 644 $(INC_LIB) $(DESTDIR)$(INCLUDEDIR)/libdcadec
+	install -m 644 $(addprefix $(SRC_DIR)/, $(INC_LIB)) $(DESTDIR)$(INCLUDEDIR)/libdcadec
 	install -m 644 dcadec.pc $(DESTDIR)$(PKG_CONFIG_PATH)
 	install -m 755 $(OUT_DEC) $(DESTDIR)$(BINDIR)
```


done, all good
https://github.com/akka/akka/pull/17217/files#diff-59a559d890e855094590029696178df5R397


Are you guys going to add something like this again or not?


Are you running rc.7? This should be fixed (just tried that markup on: http://domchristie.github.io/to-markdown/_


@vibraphone  Sure, I will rebase this PR and work on the tests tonight.


@aaronksaunders
This almost works, but rather than going back to the original tab-list view after adding an item, it's almost as if a new updated tab-list is made with both a Back button and a New Item button in the nav bar of the tab-list view. Hitting Back takes the user back to the New Item page and pressing Back again takes the user back to the original, un-updated tab-list view.


This change broke another WooThemes product called Product Vendors. Product Vendors lets subscribers and customers manage their own products when that user is identified as a vendor admin.

http://docs.woothemes.com/document/self-management-for-vendors-in-product-vendors/

> "Regardless of their roles (e.g. Admin, Subscriber, or Customer), all vendor admins are able to add and edit their own products, as well as edit relevant settings for their vendor profile."

With this change, vendors can no longer manage their products, which destroys the point of that $79 plugin, which isn't a great bug fix =). I agree with @vicky081, the condition should check roles, either in addition to or instead of checking the edit_posts capability directly. Then it Product Vendors would also need to associate with a role, which isn't great given it's current flexibility.

Perhaps WooCommerce could introduce a new capability called "access_admin" and Product Vendors could ensure those marked as vendor admins have that capability. Then for version compatibility, have a fallback which checks either (or both) roles/capabilities.


@yumin It would also be great if both discrete and cgm models could be tested here if the bridges and datasets exist. In Python, you can see if a bridge is available with:

```python
    import smtk
    'cgm' in dir(smtk.bridge)
```

In Python unit tests, you can see if the data directory is present with:

```python
    import smtk.testing
    from smtk.simple import *
    if smtk.testing.DATA_DIR != '':
        models = Read(os.path.join(smtk.testing.DATA_DIR, 'cgm/pyramid.brep'))
```


hm está errado assim? agora fiquei em dúvida =]


Hi @kellzpagez - I love your advice! How about adding something about waiting to hire a CTO?


Hangover from the now removed

checkState(buffer.size() < frameWriter.maxDataLength()); // should have been <=

removed -1


Hum... I'm not found of this error message because I would directly look at the definition site to see if the `...` is in the signature and I would not think of the call site.

Maybe add `Use ... as argument suffix` or something like that?


Hi Diana, nice job with this. You never clarify what BDUF is. Since this is intended for newbies, you probably want to specify.


@dianamcho, great take away. Can you just give an example of what a user story is?


Opa, li sem ritmo.
haha está ok


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Yeah maybe change this to a `Did you mean 'Array[Int]...' ?`


:D four eyes is better than two eyes indeed.


@dianamcho I like that you added your personal story.  Can you add a few tips on getting employees aligned on the process?


method_missing (lefticus) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang-Debug: OK (341 of 341 tests passed)

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I suggest that we always return success. the call to g_windowManager.GetActiveWindow() is wrong too because an interface method must not grab the gfx lock.


Here, you can use:
```python
 expr_is_label(expr)
```

instead of
```python
            if (isinstance(expr, m2_expr.ExprId)
                and isinstance(expr.name, asm_label)):
```
from `asmbloc` module


Não sei o que tá acontecendo...
Estou deixando a ultima linha em branco mas aqui não aparece:
![captura de tela de 2015-04-23 15 00 15](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7050977/7303816/7ff999a8-e9c9-11e4-90eb-c167b66c37fa.png)

E Meu sublime tá configurado pra fazer isso:
![captura de tela de 2015-04-23 15 00 50](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7050977/7303833/93e39f54-e9c9-11e4-881e-18ead5c79755.png)


Revert of a Revert. LOL gotta love the Windows Github GUI This is what I get for using the Windows GUI and not the Git Bash shell to get this code for Coupon Commando over here to Github. It just easier to laugh about it. I'll have to get this fixed later when I have the time. This doesn't effect the code in anyway, it's still a dynamic and amazingly robust and very fast to set up Local area small business owners Online Couypon website. Fully functional, easy to administer online coupons for your local area business owners/ churches, non profits, local event happenings sort of website/Web app. It's built with the Code Ignitor PHP framework and is blazing fast. Extremely easy to template and customize! Use it to generate some income or start a local publishing company!


@kellzpagez, can you please include a picture of a landing page? Thanks!


It's supposed to set socket callbacks to all Tempesta sockets. Meantime, all Tempesta sockets are processed in deferred interrupt contexts, so typically we should set sk->sk_allocation = GFP_ATOMIC for all our sockets.


@liiaang really comprehensive!  Can you add a few headings to help guide the reader on what you will say on each of the points?


Browser


Hey @marisakololyan, how about adding a point on incremental development vs. Big development upfront (BDUF)?


Why don't we set atomic allocations for listening sockets?


Could you add an attribute for this too? (E.g. 100MB/sec is small on machines with 20 or 40GB NICs.)


Ha! Silly me. I was running rc.2 -- thanks so much for your help. Dumb mistake on my part.


@marisakololyan, can you include a brief definition of what agile development is?


Love the picture! Maybe you can add why you should use an MVP?


This seems a bit better :)


@marisakololyan really helpful. re #9:  can you provide an example of the type of meeting you would have?


> Dumb mistake on my part.

Not at all! I’ve been releasing a rather frequently. It should be a bit calmer now :)


@yyuu changed that to avoid more confusion like [here](https://github.com/yyuu/pyenv-installer/issues/24). I hope I can carve out some time soon to do it right.


Unfortunately that's not how the UPnP specification works. That way the controller will offer the user the possibility to control remote playback but there might actually be nothing playing. I'll have to check what interval we use to check if something is still playing.

If we could finally have multiple callback handlers for IPlayerCallback we could wait a specific time for the callback to happen. Well we could do that with polling as well but that feels kind of wrong.

And yes we need a way to be able that a slideshow is playing without having to query the window manager.


`body`, right?


Sorry I'm bringing this up a little late, but we should make sure this doesn't introduce quadratic performance somewhere.


Probably not.

My Android client worked pretty solidly as a pointer compared with any other publicly available app, but I ditched all this when I experienced the additional difficulty of having to look at the smartphone screen every time I had to press a button, which quickly gets tiring.

To try to solve this annoyance I also mapped some controls to physical keys like volume up/down, but they weren't enough for normal gameplay.

A Wiimote is quite cheap nowadays, even if I know that having alternative ways of mapping an already available gyroscope would be cool. Maybe I get inspired to give this a go again in the future.

Sorry, mate. :(


*iPhone

Thanks @drewcoo


Is this really the most efficient way to load data into the GL buffer? I don't understand the reason for the for loop and the calls to x.concat() and y.concat()...


Probably this is not necessary for us to call this.


I'd rather not have these annotations in something that's not API (this is just an internal class anyway). If you want to mark the designated initializer, just mark it as NS_DESIGNATED_INITIALIZER.

But, since you have pulled it out somewhere where the headers are visible, nullability annotation *is* probably appropriate.

And, I'm not used to seeing `new` marked NS_UNAVAILABLE; it's implicit because of init. If you feel strongly that init should be explicitly marked unavailable, you should back it up with an init implementation that throws an exception.


Just don't. For all `knitr` lovers' sake. :)


@JKingsnorth - do you want to submit this as an issue via Drupal.org if you'd like it to go into 7.x-2.0?

I am aware some sites currently use the email password functionality (ill-advisedly, perhaps) - so we might need to provide appropriate hooks to preserve this for them to come to 7.x-2.x.


I mean `data` in the previous line should be `body`.


Yeah, it should not be too difficult to just move ```edit``` related styles to a separate file - will do this here.


Lowercase GET.


The correct HTTP code here is 400, Bad Request.


you could also not nest the classes

On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 10:11 AM, Guillaume Marceau <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Building clean doesn't fix this. I fiddled with it quite a bit before
> giving up and moving the code to `ItemFetcher`. My best guess is some
> weirdness occurring because of the nested class.
>
> On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 1:08 PM, MonsieurNicolas <notifications@github.com
> >
> wrote:
>
>
> > if it's with VC++ it might be because of stale object files, try to do a
> > clean build. Otherwise, maybe you missed a forward definition of
> > sorts somewhere in the .h file that confuses the linker?
> >
> > On Thu, Apr 23, 2015 at 9:59 AM, Guillaume Marceau <
> > notifications@github.com
> > > wrote:
> >
> > > You wouldn't think it would, but moving the IntTracker to
> > > ItemFetcherTests.cpp gives a linker error (which is why it's over
> there)
> > >
> > > 9>ItemFetcherTests.obj : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol
> > "public: __cdecl stellar::ItemFetcher<int,class
> > stellar::IntTracker>::ItemFetcher<int,class stellar::IntTracker>(class
> > stellar::Application &,unsigned __int64)" (??0?$ItemFetcher@HVIntTracker
> > @stellar@@@stellar@@QEAA@AEAVApplication@1@_K@Z) referenced in function
> > "void __cdecl stellar::____C_A_T_C_H____T_E_S_T____42(void)" (?
> > >
> > > I don't suppose you have a guess at what might be causing this?
> > >
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:) Piece-of-art-selector


This was me, I had just not logged into this account on source-tree yet


Attacking pawns show in the tests no significant effect, so dropping them is harmless. I have done in the last days some experiments and it seems best to allow only bishops, knights and rooks as attacker.
In this version this seems operate as a bonus for the possibility to sacrifice a piece to break perhaps the pawn shelter. Most time a bishop or knight, sometimes a rook is used for this. But very seldom a queen.

So i will try a last test with this idea.


As long as we're using tools it's no idea trying to tweak a detail like that. I have no idea why it ended up as it did.

BTW this was more or less unrelated to the code-style discussion but may serve as an example. I simply noticed we had indentation too screwed up from various edits with different tab width and some even aligned with tabs. I found that first running indent and then astyle yielded almost perfect results in this case.


Yeah, why not


Use format() or old style concatenation instead of `+` to concatenate strings.


removed


This means that if I instantiate some actor object and I want to specify the timeout as None - it will fall back to the default:

```python
helper = misc.DoSomething(..., timeout=None)  # Ignore timeout for this actor

helper._timeout  # Will be the value of default_timeout
```


This is a simple fix, and will keep the user at the last level they were at before their exp was buffed up past max


even it the sample started playing, it could stop right after this. there has to be some mechanism to cover this.


Thanks. I see that `sqrt . unsafeProb` could be more efficient than `unsafeProb . sqrt` in the `Sample` interpretation, is that what you mean?


Prefer regular iteration over `in range(len(...))`. if the index is important use `enumerate`.


Ah, this is an artifact of me testing where the problem is. (it makes webgl render 100x more points than necessary).

Sorry, I had to commit in a hurry so I had no time to clean up :)


items structure should be a dict, if order is important OrderedDict.


@mauritsvanrees We shouldn't pin release tools in versions.cfg. Otherwise they will be pinned in a Plone release. This is why we pin them separately.


This logic is a bit convoluted. I'll try to simplify it.


This particular additional assertion can actually also be expressed like this:

```js
response: {
  body: {
    foo: 'bar',
    timestamp: expect.it('to be defined')
  }
}
```

And you can even chain `.and('to be a number').and('to be within', 1e9, 2e9)`... To your heart's content :)

I still really like the example, though :)


Yep, I'd say so.


Closes #17


Actually this is just inet_create() call and we should implement alternate implementation using struct sock


If a dict was being used this could be replaced by `item_id not in items`. Also with a default dict adding a new item and increasing the quantity could be the same code.


> I think it's for both;

Mmm, but ```edit-container``` class is defined only for ```#threads-container```?


Why the hell does it say you authored this?


Yes, that's all I mean.


Right!


reponse => response


What is a bare node? I have never seen that term. I think emitJSWorker or emitJSForNode is good.


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I'll add your comment here :)


Unless current_quantity is a reference this is not increasing cart.items_quantities[item_id] entry.


Separate template to an external file.


We should abandon struct socket completely.


My immediate problem was that I couldn't debug the eclipse plugin (unsupported class file version).  key-abs as currently offered for download seems to contain a mix of 1.7 and 1.8 class files - you can start it but cannot open files (unsupported class file version error again).  My amateur remote diagnosis is that it includes parts of our build process.
Hardcoding could be a feature since then the build becomes more reproducible, but maybe there's a projects-wide setting that we could use.


Yeah I should remove that line :p


Don't use raw queries. Possible SQL injection.


This entire method can go in the main.rb file.


I personally dislike the above change. Perhaps `-c0` would be better.


Yuck.  Ok


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@Pacane When we added the action, I deliberately did not allow any parameters to be sent to the dartfmt.  It is intended to be an opinionated formatter.  For a configurable Dart formatter the Dart formatter built into IntelliJ can be used.


@SenWu Great point!  I guess I didn't really think about that case, so the code will produce wrong dependencies: probably all pointing to the last statement.  To deal with disjunctive bodies, or equivalently, multiple statements on the same head relation, we'll probably have to transform the parse tree into another form, aggregating all bodies by name.  Multiple conjunctive query bodies can be compiled into a union of SQL queries, and that way a single relation will yield a single extractor with correct dependencies.  Make sense?


Python has built-in batteries for that:
```
>>> foo = [1,2,3]
>>> from itertools import product
>>> p = product(foo, foo)
>>> next(p)
(1, 1)
>>> next(p)
(1, 2)
>>> next(p)
(1, 3)
>>> next(p)
(2, 1)


:+1: bro


Currently referenced at:

Validation: https://github.com/pweil-/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/api/validation/validation.go#L697-L704
Kubelet: https://github.com/pweil-/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/kubelet/kubelet.go#L861-861
Kubelet utils: https://github.com/pweil-/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/kubelet/util.go#L28-28
Docker manager: https://github.com/pweil-/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/kubelet/dockertools/manager.go#L374-374
Api server cmd: https://github.com/pweil-/kubernetes/blob/master/cmd/kube-apiserver/app/server.go#L201-201
Kube app cmd: https://github.com/pweil-/kubernetes/blob/master/cmd/kubelet/app/server.go#L409-409


Because my username is set as the git user on that computer...look up how to change the git user.


item0 and item1 is a poor choice of name, prefer something more semantic like item and possible_match.


Prefer `is None` to compare to None.


If doing this in updateConstraints rather than at init time, I *think* you ought to remove the old version of these specific constraints before adding the new ones. Otherwise you'll accumulate constraints. But I have not verified this.


Avoid conflicting names that means different types: `record = query_result.fetchone()`


It can make database unusable in some cases.


If the other darge is in Git, probably should pull it in via Bower instead.


The 5 functions above are not the faster alternatives to standard socket function avoiding socket and inode/file wrappers, but just a struts to call the heavy standard functions. This is not the way we go.


nit: redundant. Since t is declared as a type Task you're only testing Java here


пробую комент оставить


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Prefer doing the expansion here: `for name, amount in cart.discounts`.


The removed require is for the last darge to work. If it's no longer necessary with the being used version of darge, then we should just move code of `_doTest` into `doTest`.


Is this necessary, or was it for debugging?


And we need a similar constraint for the tempPicker. When I tested, you can see the tempPicker off to the left during navigation animations.


Prefer `','.join(discounts)`, instead of concatenating strings inside the loop append to a list then join them.


Using join you wouldn't have to worry about the first chars being comma and space.


This seems like it's not really a fixture, I'd probably leave off `-fixture` from the name.


Did you mean '0.1.6' since this group of commits updates it to that? Otherwise, I'm not sure why the 0.1.5 is important in the README. Is there a way to only have to specify this in one place?


Alright! Thanks for the info


Why not use a constant here?


It would need a doc.


You should make it so if player dies or returns to spawn they get potion effect back


Esse método de certificar se a pessoa está logada é tratado em outro cenário, esse cenário é usado apenas para tratar a ordenação dos planos pela quantidade de upvotes. Os cenários devem ser modularizados, então verificar se o usuário está logado deve ser feito em outro cenário.


total_discount will never be greater than zero because is not being set anywhere besides when is set to zero.


Rather than drop this hunk entirely lets convert it to an `ASSERT(list_empty(&zsb->z_all_znodes))` and move it in to the `unmounting` block below.


prefer getting only the fields you need: `SELECT id FROM items`.


@al-martinez done with my review. checkpoint complete. press on.


use language features and libraries to run queries with parameters, instead of concatenating the string, possible SQL injection here waiting to happen.


Again don't re-use variable names.


false, findByName will return a null if the task is not found


-	tP(legfront01,x_axis,-44,3)
-	tP(legfront02,x_axis,-44,3)
-	tP(frblade01,x_axis,44,3)
-	tP(frblade02,x_axis,44,3)
-	Turn(legrear01,x_axis,44,3)
-	Turn(legrear02,x_axis,44,3)
-	Turn(rblade01,x_axis,-44,3)
-	Turn(rblade02,x_axis,-44,3)
-	Turn(center,z_axis,-90,8,true)

Would have fixed.. im getting old .. :(


Sorry I didn't see this until now.
>


Or `return path.extname(file) === '.js'`


You can simply: `return result is not None`.


mark as abstract?


Prefer `is` over `==` to compare to None.


If I run the same two commands, I get this difference:
```
diff --git a/src/common-opencl.c b/src/common-opencl.c
index c0999b9..5efdcfa 100644
--- a/src/common-opencl.c
+++ b/src/common-opencl.c
@@ -997,12 +997,14 @@ void opencl_build(int sequential_id, char *opts, int save, char *file_name)

 				memset(&lock, 0, sizeof(lock));
 				lock.l_type = F_WRLCK;
-				while (fcntl(fileno(file), F_SETLKW, &lock)) {
+				while (fcntl(fileno(file), F_SETLKW, &lock))
+				{
 					if (errno != EINTR)
 						pexit("fcntl(F_WRLCK)");
 				}
 #else
-				while (flock(fileno(file), LOCK_EX)) {
+				while (flock(fileno(file), LOCK_EX))
+				{
 					if (errno != EINTR)
 						pexit("flock(LOCK_EX)");
 				}
```


Have the user input their selections in this file. You don't need to create another class for input.


Generic exception catch, what are you expecting here? Be more specific.


Vixe... Acho que esse APP_SECRET não deveria aparecer!


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This is too messy


```
$ indent --version
GNU indent 2.2.11
$  astyle --version
Artistic Style Version 2.04
```


Move template elsewhere. So you can re-use in other views.


Sure! I forgot the other calls :) Sorry... I'll update PR ASAP...


Move HTTPResponse elsewhere so you can re-use in other views.


rax retry tests


This line should have `exec` inside the double quotes as well (since otherwise you'll keep the new `sh` process spawned here too).


cioè io penso che per me sei troppo forte


You can't do this, because it will select __all__ ul elements (so also ul elements in panels)


Looks good


is this line is required?


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I am planning to create version 3.0 by just taking version 2.0 and remove all IE8 specific stuff very soon. Don't afraid to create github issue if you need some other feature.


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The validation could be controlled by the admission controller.


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The kubelet should come from the security context of the pod.


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Kubelet utils should be removed


@dekent  how is this different than the `grasp_pose` frame ID inside the `geometry_msgs/PoseStamped` header?


Hi @zeebonk. Would you agree to submit a pull request to https://github.com/Graphite-Tattle/Graphite-Tattle for this plugin ?


Docker manager should be injected by security context manager on the kubelet


I used whatever is in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS. Since the above is not what we ask for I guess your version has a bug?


Yes, this is very close to what I had in mind, just a few comments.

* We're only 100% guaranteed that `zsb->z_nr_znodes` will drop to 0 in the `unmounted == TRUE` case.  For something like a rollback or a zfs receive there could potentially still be znodes pinned by open files.

* There's no need to explicitly call schedule() here.

* For readability and clarity you may want to use something like `while (zsb->z_nr_znodes > 0) { }`


API server command should be passed in to the admission controller.


A better way to do this would be to begin retrieving bipeds if the user replies yes. You already have your dino_filter methods so use them. you could have the following:

``` puts "Do you want to filter for bipeds? (Y/N)?
    reply = gets.chomp

    if reply == 'Y'
      dino_filter.find_bipeds
    end
```

The dino_filter is already chainable so you can just keep chaining upon each response.


Kube app should be security context initialization.

So it sounds like all of them.


I was basically reusing the old code here. But I think this logic could be moved to readFile instead. :-)


Thanks for submitting this pull request. I have a few objections to your submitted code. I've added some comments to some lines. Also, please do not upgrade the version numbers/package files. If I want to pull this stuff in, I want to be able to decide a possible minor update if necessary.


This method and the one below it don't seem very necessary if you were to use your dino_filters method.


Will change that too. :+1:


@al-martinez there's no need to modify this, but consider what would happen if the number value being passed in was any value greater than one-half of the maximum value of an integer + 1. The method accepts an NSNumber but converts it to an NSInteger.


allora io penso che hai sbagliato nella riga 1 perchè non si scrive #welcome ma si scrive patata.


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@al-martinez done with my review. checkpoint complete. press on.


This line throws an error
`Uncaught TypeError: list.options.init is not a function`


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If only a null check fails this, then how about t != null instead then?


Is 2.4.0-RC1 out? If I try to use it in my own project, it downloads many of the libraries, but fails on com.typesafe.play#play-omnidoc_2.11;2.4.0-RC1


Amelia and I discussed this and we are on the same page: do not spend dev time on features that allow a typical user to accidentally wander into advanced mode. However, there should be some way (my current preference is an item in the drop-down) to get into the advanced mode, and it should be behind a flag. I think if that were added, then we could re-enable this for model iteration repeats.


The grasp_pose header frame_id is the frame that the pose is in, the eef_frame_id is the part of the robot that should be moved to that frame when grasping.  It's used in the planner, where you have to specify what link you're planning for along with what pose to move to.


map on DArray is `DArray(I->map(f, localpart(d)), d)`. But mappart is simply `DArray(I->f(localpart(d)), d)`


CLOSES ISSUE #20


I'm kinda wondering what *bvcncbvncbv* means…


@netj Yes, or we can make a HashMap[String, List[Statement]] to capture all statements with same head. When we use them, we just need to flat those lists.


As soon as `writeFileIfChanged` is given a `File` and not an `Option[File]` it's not required to wrap it in this way.
If it can be nullable/failing and it should be checked before being passed there.
So I would just let `if (content != readFile(path))`


Tyyliin niin kuin tuossa alapuolella time_remaining lasketaan eri tavalla, niin saadaan yksinkertaisempi if-lauseke


:+1: on it.  You can disregard the big old "this is a warning comment" in the kubelet until these changes shake out


Please double check there is not a space between [this](https://...

The link does not seem to work at the moment.


On 04/23/15 19:20, Ryland Herrick wrote:
> We should be on 0.2.0, right? We're currently on 0.1.2. What happened between 0.2 and 0.3?

Oh heck, I lost track.  That was supposed to be just 0.2.0.

Frankly, I should not have touched that at all, as it is your project - You are the release manager.


AFAICS the string will be leaked unless you use `g_variant_get (reply, "(&s)", &s)`


if the is connected check is added in that location.. should it not look like this instead ?

```java
        if (mApiClient != null && mApiClient.isConnected()) {
            LOGD(TAG, "Trying to disconnect");
            mApiClient.disconnect();
            if ((mMediaRouter != null) && setDefaultRoute) {
                LOGD(TAG, "disconnectDevice(): Setting route to default");
                mMediaRouter.selectRoute(mMediaRouter.getDefaultRoute());
            }
        }
        mApiClient = null;
```
if mApiClient is not null and not connected. don't you risk mApiClient not to be "reset/destroyed" ?

not sure if it would matter or not.


@jamesrhaley Is using JS here to control styles really neccessary?  Can't you use last child or first child?


Add at the end of this line:  (or mention that it is a feature request in the issue comments).


Since not all users will have sufficient privileges to the repo to label an issue.


@jamesrhaley you have a dangling `<strong>` here.  Why not just remove this entirely?  I noticed a lot of commented out code.  Let's try to minimize that.


the compiler complains about no new line at the end of the file


@SenWu You mean changing the value type of stmtByHeadName to List[Statement], right?  I guess that also works, although the compiled application.conf can appear a bit unclear.  Multiple extractors having the same output relation always makes me nervous.  I'd rather write them in a single extractor with unions.  As a quick fix, let's do the way you suggest.


...</b>  or mention it as a bug in the issue comments.  ...


Test if I can comment on this line of code


Thank you @moijes12. A few small changes and I am happy to merge. :penguin:


@CraigCasey Stalled at parsing the file, if I recall correctly. It is pretty far from ready to be merged. I sort of started with a skeleton of it, but I think it is probably a bit backwards. The data structure is using a QObject-style parenting thing to avoid too much memory management. Do you want to take this over? Otherwise I can probably work on it some next week.


Shouldn't this be since 1.9.5?


Yeah, I've gotta update the CHANGELOG and push tags once it's merged anyway, go ahead and leave the version at 0.1.2.


Extra new line


No need to `#ifdef ARM32`, I assume `tee_l2cc_mutex_configure()` returns some error when not enabled.


Missing spaces


PROFESOR YA  PUDE SUBIR EL PROGRAMA QUE CALCULA EL AREA DEL CIRCULO Y RECTANGULO, SE ACUERDA QUE NO PODIA SUBIR LA CARPETA, PERO GRACIAS A DIOS YA SE PUDO :) SALUDOS!


If you set the builder to a var, then you can reuse it like:

```php
$deleteBuilder = (new Command\Builder\DeleteObject($riak));
$deleteBuilder->atLocation($location1)->build()->execute();
$deleteBuilder->atLocation($location2)->build()->execute();
$deleteBuilder->atLocation($location3)->build()->execute();
```


Unfortunately this doesn't solve the problem entirely.


This could be made faster by querying against users who have a non-null, non-empty comments_viewed_timestamp.

```python
Q('comments_viewed_timestamp', 'ne', None) | Q('comments_viewed_timestamp', 'ne', {})
```


Factorial of the zero is zero, really?


The underscore convention completely depends upon the compiler used to generate the symbols. Is there some reason to always expect "_"?


So call out explicitly there is a follow up to remove Capabilities and replace it with policy/context injection.


Also set `mfr=False` and `set_backends=True`.


Can you do `instanceof` on string literals somehow? This looks broken now.


If it doesn't do any validation, how is it any better than just `IFn` or `Fn` ?  I guess, if you were specifying parameter and/or return types, that's a bit more descriptive ... but in this case it seems like `Fn` would be equivalent.


Fib means fiber or what? Missing space before the brace.


Sorry!    Not sure how that got checked in!


@Pacoup why was `!important` added here?


Factorial of a negative number is ...?


Use the named constants, e.g. `Comment.OVERVIEW`.


Try to avoid one-letter variable names.


@firesock why did you decide to do make `defaultConfig` how property of config?
why not simple variable defaultConfig.


Почему не sparse?


done


Doesn't treat negative numbers.


(although we should acknowledge that there are in fact [cases](https://books.google.com/books?id=oSrnBwAAQBAJ&pg=PA171&lpg=PA171&dq=secd+microprocessor&source=bl&ots=DqmjC0FO_E&sig=zZd8zov7ob6j_j3cTJ92KmQcjVY&hl=en&sa=X&ei=sz85Va39HoGDNtuUgNgH&ved=0CC8Q6AEwAw#v=onepage&q&f=false) where one _can_ put a Lisp book on top of a CPU and teach it lambda calculus (though it takes some amount of work))


I may or may not have just severely screwed something up with an unintentional merge. From Git on my own computer and from what I can see on the Lukacs Lab master - there most up to date code is correctly on here. Hoping it didn't screw anyone up....

If anyone (slash Josh :) ) wants to take a look at the "call_jags" script in the model folder and see if I took the right stuff out of the model scripts and put them into the call_jags script, that'd be sweet.


good idea


@khadijaibrahim  @samaasallam   #39


Avoid using this command, may be system-specific.


Well on ARM64 there is a compile error on the 2nd parameter (wrong type). I chose the easy solution...


Is this the correct behaviour? E.g. Environment popover shows up and then QR code dismisses it without showing itself in its place?


I think 39 should be better... :-P


Elena, below is a few improvement suggestions.

1. Combine search.js and customsearch.js into one podSearch.js file, which is our pod search widget. The name of the widget class can be something like "esri.production.dijit.Search".

2. The pod search widget inherits the ArcGIS Search Widget and uses its widget html and css files.

3. The pod search widget supports the same API calls as ArcGIS Search widget (even constructor: function (options, srcRefNode)), but may have its own default properties set in its constructor function.

4. Add validation logic for the search field type. Current ArcGIS search widget only supports searching text fields so pod app error out on searching "SECOORD" field, which is a double. Pod doesn't need to search that field and it is better to remove any non-text fields from the searchfields array before sending the query request.

5. Convert the tabs in the source code into white spaces before check in. Tabs look bad in the github UI when comparing files. Our coding convention is using 4 white spaces to replace a tab. Most code editor/IDE has this setting.


PROFESOR YA PUDE SUBIR LA CALCULADORA CORREGIDA, IGUAL NO PODIA SUBIR LA CARPETA, SALUDOS Y MIL GRACIAS!! :+1:


Maybe we should switch to `LwjglPreferences` instead of using `java.util.prefs.Preferences` ?
Here is an example: https://github.com/libgdx/libgdx/blob/master/tests/gdx-tests-lwjgl/src/com/badlogic/gdx/tests/lwjgl/LwjglTestStarter.java#L103

@pmudry can you check if this solve your bug ?


@Diego-F-Aguirre done with my review. the height of the cells is not correct when I run the app in the simulator. does it work correctly for you?


GCC breaks on this command, as I have expected.


vale me gusta


The versions I get on my ubuntu 14.10 system are exactly the same..
And I get exactly the same diff when I run these 2 commands on my ubuntu system.

But it gets even more strange, when I try to repeat your changes after a `git reset`.
```
(bleeding-jumbo)src $ git reset --hard feb8a1521f7e69642cc430970cc1714c14698466
HEAD is now at feb8a15 Major white-space clean-up to common-opencl.[ch]
(bleeding-jumbo)src $ git reset --hard HEAD~1
HEAD is now at 1cd735e Ensure unsigned divisions with SIMD_COEF_32/64 for faster code.
(bleeding-jumbo)src $ indent -kr -i4 -ts4 -nlp -nbbo -ncs -l79 -lc79 -bad -il0 common-opencl.[ch]
(bleeding-jumbo)src $ astyle --style=kr -t4 -U -H -p -xC79 -c -k3 -z2 common-opencl.[ch]
Formatted  /home/fd/git/JtR/src/common-opencl.c
Formatted  /home/fd/git/JtR/src/common-opencl.h
```

```
diff --git a/src/common-opencl.c b/src/common-opencl.c
index 906695e..720c0dd 100644
--- a/src/common-opencl.c
+++ b/src/common-opencl.c
@@ -638,7 +638,7 @@ void opencl_preinit(void)
 			if ((current = options.gpu_devices->head)) {
 				if (current->next) {
 					fprintf(stderr, "Only one OpenCL device"
-					        " supported with --platform syntax.\n");
+					        " supported with --platform " "syntax.\n");
 					error();
 				}
 				if (!strcmp(current->data, "all") ||
@@ -646,7 +646,7 @@ void opencl_preinit(void)
 				        !strcmp(current->data, "gpu")) {
 					fprintf(stderr, "Only a single "
 					        "numerical --device allowed "
-					        "when using legacy --platform syntax.\n");
+					        "when using legacy --platform " "syntax.\n");
 					error();
 				}
 				if (!isdigit(ARCH_INDEX(current->data[0]))) {
@@ -997,12 +997,14 @@ void opencl_build(int sequential_id, char *opts, int save, char *file_name)

 				memset(&lock, 0, sizeof(lock));
 				lock.l_type = F_WRLCK;
-				while (fcntl(fileno(file), F_SETLKW, &lock)) {
+				while (fcntl(fileno(file), F_SETLKW, &lock))
+				{
 					if (errno != EINTR)
 						pexit("fcntl(F_WRLCK)");
 				}
 #else
-				while (flock(fileno(file), LOCK_EX)) {
+				while (flock(fileno(file), LOCK_EX))
+				{
 					if (errno != EINTR)
 						pexit("flock(LOCK_EX)");
 				}
@@ -1652,7 +1654,7 @@ void opencl_find_best_gws(int step, unsigned long long int max_run_time,
 	}

 	if (options.verbosity > 4)
-		fprintf(stderr, "Raw speed figures including buffer transfers:\n");
+		fprintf(stderr, "Raw speed figures including buffer " "transfers:\n");

 	// Change command queue to be used by crypt_all (profile needed)
 	clReleaseCommandQueue(queue[sequential_id]);    // Delete old queue
@@ -1672,7 +1674,7 @@ void opencl_find_best_gws(int step, unsigned long long int max_run_time,
 		if ((gws_limit && (num > gws_limit)) || ((gws_limit == 0) &&
 		        (buffer_size * kpc * 1.1 > get_max_mem_alloc_size(gpu_id)))) {
 			if (options.verbosity > 4)
-				fprintf(stderr, "Hardware resources exhausted\n");
+				fprintf(stderr, "Hardware resources " "exhausted\n");
 			break;
 		}

@@ -2132,14 +2134,13 @@ cl_uint get_processor_family(int sequential_id)
 		if ((strstr(dname, "Cedar") ||  //AMD Radeon VLIW5
 		        strstr(dname, "Redwood") || strstr(dname, "Juniper")
 		        || strstr(dname, "Cypress") || strstr(dname, "Hemlock")
-		        || strstr(dname, "Caicos") ||   //AMD Radeon VLIW5 Gen 2
-		        strstr(dname, "Turks") || strstr(dname, "Barts") ||
-		        strstr(dname, "Wrestler")
+		        || strstr(dname, "Caicos") ||  //AMD Radeon VLIW5 Gen 2
+		        strstr(dname, "Turks") || strstr(dname, "Barts") || strstr(dname, "Wrestler")
 		        || strstr(dname, "Ontario") || strstr(dname, "Zacate")
 		        || strstr(dname, "WinterPark") || strstr(dname, "BeaverCreek")
 		        || strstr(dname, "Cayman") ||   //AMD Radeon VLIW4
 		        strstr(dname, "Antilles") || strstr(dname, "Devastator")
-		        || strstr(dname, "R7")  //AMD Radeon VLIW4
+		        || strstr(dname, "R7") //AMD Radeon VLIW4
 		    )) {

 			if (strstr(dname, "Cayman") ||
diff --git a/src/common-opencl.h b/src/common-opencl.h
index 7307a1c..e8d23b0 100644
--- a/src/common-opencl.h
+++ b/src/common-opencl.h
@@ -92,9 +92,9 @@ typedef union {
 #endif

 #ifdef DEBUG_CL_ALLOC
-static inline cl_mem
-john_clCreateBuffer(int l, char *f, cl_context context, cl_mem_flags flags,
-                    size_t size, void *host_ptr, cl_int *errcode_ret)
+static inline cl_mem john_clCreateBuffer(int l, char *f,
+        cl_context context,
+        cl_mem_flags flags, size_t size, void *host_ptr, cl_int *errcode_ret)
 {
 	fprintf(stderr, "allocating %zu bytes in line %d of %s\n", size, l, f);
 	return clCreateBuffer(context, flags, size, host_ptr, errcode_ret);
```

Did you fix these
```
-					        " supported with --platform syntax.\n");
+					        " supported with --platform " "syntax.\n");
```
manually, or dif you indeed use different commands?


Возвращает по сути массив фичей домноженный на коэффициент. А про фичи, как мы договорились dense


Although the parameter `solvent` is added, it is not assigned to an object attribute in the constructor of `ThermoLibrary`.

So creating `ThermoLibrary(..., solvent='foo', ...)` won't store that solvent.

This should be taken care of in #380 .


Default link behavior should be prevented here.
`function(e) {
    e.preventDefault();
    ...
}`

The console message should probably go as well.


not sure if it vvorth it


This `seek_confirmation` idea is awesome!


type(item.features) ?= scipy.sparse.coo_matrix


Well, I guess there are 2 options:
1) Write something myself
2) Build from before this commit
I am really disappointed though :(


Is this for real?


Yea that sounds right


Preallocating `len(dialers)` pointers for the trusted slice will probably waste memory.  Probably not a big deal, but growing the trusted list from 1 will probably not cost a big deal either.


Да, мой косяк


LOL, Nice one @Swaagie ;-)


r+


We do not encourage using wild card imports: https://wiki.openmrs.org/display/docs/Coding+Conventions#CodingConventions-CodeStyle


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Yes we will notice it very fast because `CUPnPPlayer::DoAudioWork()` is constantly polling the renderer for its current state, position etc (which might be a bit overkill).

While this approach may work fine between Kodi instances I'm not sure how it is handled by other UPnP controllers. I'll give it a try with BubbleUPnP.


why not


this was unnecessary... settings is already there, issue on secondary machine was tied to ancient version of package control.


saw approval from gmarceau
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/3a41149cfb821c9709c1038dc89172619c7833fb


merging graydon/stellar-core/bug-452-forced-checkpoint-and-catchup = 3a41149c into auto


graydon/stellar-core/bug-452-forced-checkpoint-and-catchup = 3a41149c merged ok, testing candidate = 19b96146


Отправил начало своих исправлений.


Test with
```
./graphturbate.sh plot "Plot[Cos[2*x],{x,0,Pi}]"
```

or
```
./graphturbate.sh gensha "Plot[Cos[2*x],{x,0,Pi}]"
```


I think we should really implement XML parser in DLL so we can skip conversions.


yeah. you are right. seems i have overlooked that. updating the pr right now ! :)


Criando o projeto aqui no GitHub para que todos possam fazer o download


Informatizada = N permanentemente tanto na edicao quanto na criacao de JSM


Should this be just `"application/vnd.api+json"`?


We don't need it in the sandbox. The mac address is not going to change when we move from host namespace to the container namespace


in order to make the thumbnails square the images have to be added as a background image of a square div.  Style is not actually being applied here, I am just injecting the photo behind the div.


btw, next time you should comment on the pr changes not the commit itself so the commet is part of the PR and would not get lost when one updates the PR.

you can find the changes on the "[Files changed](https://github.com/googlecast/CastCompanionLibrary-android/pull/173/files)" Tab in the PR.


Keep shadows on one line

@Mumfrey correct me if wrong


Good point, but Julia is used with gfortran almost exclusively, or occasionally ifort on Unix platforms where AIUI it follows gfortran's trailing underscore convention (or can easily be set to do so with a flag). The most commonly used Fortran compiler that I know of that does not add a trailing underscore is ifort on Windows, which I don't think has ever been tried with Julia (and Elemental doesn't work on Windows anyway at the moment). There's an issue open in base Julia to add an `fcall` function with some more flexibility/intelligence about quirks of different Fortran compilers. Sure would be nice if more than one of them were open source...


sur pour le col-xs-18 ? la grid bootstrap par default c'est 12 non ?


just curious why you cant just use range


Installing a module called `_version` in the global namespace is a very bad idea.


Okay. I see some more pins in tests.cfg. I will move them there.

Some might have crept in as real dependencies though. Hard to tell currently, as these were reported by simply running the standard bin/buildout. I'll see what I can find out.

BTW, I do not mind having some extra pins.


Why is this overwrite exactly needed?


nit: "cna" -> "can"


I have left code behind if we needed it but you are right it is time to remove it.


Cancel the original chat message sending, in favor of the one sent after the event is fired (so plugins can modify them)


At the end a pin is moot as long as nothing requires it, so even if we pin django we are depending on it...


updates defaults to empty array, so updates.empty? not updates.nil?


What happens if ps is null?


I am running a linux vm on my windows work laptop to do development, so when I try to run a vm within a vm I can only boot i386 servers.


@khadijaibrahim @samaasallam


No, delete the line.

Avoid to have dead code.


#4833-Documentation-for-HX-controlling-to-SP (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (623 of 623 tests passed)

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Yes, that I did remove that `" "` manually, and I made some manual tweak to the header file to avoid that weird result for john_clCreateBuffer(). Nothing else IIRC.

Are you sure you don't have some .astylerc or .indentrc that skews the results? Or maybe I had? I am pretty sure I did not.


I like this!


Right, it is being set when the veth is in the default netns, then it is a concern of the driver.
Will change it, thanks.


i know :sun_with_face:
but in the next update'll add an option for the op decide whether to receive the effect again when they die, obviously that be configured from config.yml :smiley:


Never mind, I see the conversation continued elsewhere.


Optional


I should not be putting commits that should be in master or another separate branch in this core_reconstruction branch..


You have a memory leak here.


> The versions I get on my ubuntu 14.10 system are exactly the same..

Ubuntu has a habit of applying patches that are only reflected in the package names, so they *might* not be quite the same. I don't think this is it, but it could be.


Thanks for clarifying!


No you're correct. Shadow annotations with no params go on one line.


good catch, thanks!


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Nice, but failed in PEP8 check because it is more than 79 chars...

```python
asser_error_msg = "Config should be instance of AbstractConfig"
assert isinstance(self.config, AbstractConfig), assert_error_msg
```


Complete for Milestone 5.5.1


A comment on why we don't believe there is a race condition here would be nice, because the reason is not obvious from reading the code locally.  Something like "We don't need to protect client.balInitialized from race conditions because it's only accessed here in initBalancer, which always gets called under Configure, which never gets called concurrently with itself."  This also makes it clear that there is a risk here, should any of these statements stop applying some day.


It would be better to overwrite the initializeConnectionToPlayer and move the printout to the bottom.


saw approval from christophermancini
at https://github.com/basho/riak-ruby-client/commit/4c5bb707e9c103d402fb0e73bb0029dd88a54b68


merging basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j330-get-preflist = 4c5bb707 into borshop-integration-217-bk-j330-get-preflist


basho/riak-ruby-client/bk-j330-get-preflist = 4c5bb707 merged ok, testing candidate = a19e2719


Not really.


Also, since this is an `@Overwrite`, shouldn't you follow the new [standards](https://github.com/SpongePowered/Sponge/issues/231) with `@Overwrite`s?


Same observation as for balInitialized applies here.


Na - it only gets set I think when you manually adjust the size of the window displayed. You can also unset the property easily by selecting the top-level element, and clicking on the restore to default button on baseSize.


Ops! Sorry, I will fix right away

> Em 23/04/2015, às 16:23, Bruno Rocha <notifications@github.com> escreveu:
>
> Nice, but failed in PEP8 check because it is more than 79 chars...
>
> asser_error_msg = "Config should be instance of AbstractConfig"
> assert isinstance(self.config, AbstractConfig), assert_error_msg
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Personally I think this would be better with a `HEAD` injection anyway.


Yep the window is resizable and there are no drawbacks to doing this at all. Mudlet still looks and works as it did.


For when we add custom metal blocks to the game.


Lets us modify spawning. Use when doing mobs.


iye kak sudah sa tambahkan penjelasan


Looks like the header for the last beta got changed too.


these args look like they won't match/run. am i missing something? how about
```DO.deficit <- calc_DO_deficit(DO.obs=7, temp.water=25, pressure.air=900, salinity.water=2.43)```
so you only have to type it once?


removed commented css


I am not sure what you mean by that =/


I'm interested! Keep going! Show us that `minirethink` :tada: :P


## The following is a pair of functions that cache and compute the
## inverse of a matrix.

## This function creates a special "matrix" object
## that can cache its inverse.

makeCacheMatrix <- function(mtx = matrix()) {
    inverse <- NULL
    set <- function(x) {
        mtx <<- x;
        inverse <<- NULL;
    }
    get <- function() return(mtx);
    setinv <- function(inv) inverse <<- inv;
    getinv <- function() return(inverse);
    return(list(set = set, get = get, setinv = setinv, getinv = getinv))
}

## This function computes the inverse of the special
## "matrix" returned by `makeCacheMatrix` above. If the inverse has
## already been calculated (and the matrix has not changed), then
## `cacheSolve` should retrieve the inverse from the cache.

cacheSolve <- function(mtx, ...) {
    inverse <- mtx$getinv()
    if(!is.null(inverse)) {
        message("Getting cached data...")
        return(inverse)
    }
    data <- mtx$get()
    invserse <- solve(data, ...)
    mtx$setinv(inverse)
    return(inverse)
}


Updated in 81084e180bcb5d2b4b2e85db82f4c939c5cdcbac. I moved plone.releaser and zest.releaser out as well.

For reference, I added a base.cfg locally and ran the buildout with it twice to see if any forgotten pins turned up after moving some to tests.cfg. It is a stripped-down version of core.cfg:

```
[buildout]
parts =
    instance

extends =
    sources.cfg
    checkouts.cfg
    versions.cfg

allow-hosts =
    *.python.org
    *.plone.org
    *.zope.org
    launchpad.net
    code.google.com
    robotframework.googlecode.com

find-links += http://dist.plone.org/thirdparty/
extensions =
    mr.developer
versions = versions
show-picked-versions = true
eggs =
    Plone
    plone.reload

develop =

[instance]
recipe = plone.recipe.zope2instance
user = admin:admin
http-address = 8080
eggs = ${buildout:eggs}
environment-vars =
    zope_i18n_compile_mo_files true
```


do you remember the history of this change? http://trac.kodi.tv/ticket/15636

```
upnprenderer sends an application message with wait and blocks. main thread tries to connect back to upnp server and fails. not blocking upnp renderer fixes the issue.
```

I forgot why the main thread calls back. having a return value for anything other than just the function call itself and a callback does not make sense, right?


Also, what do you think about using match.arg() on all the args so that a user could type DO=7, t=25, p=900, s=2.43? I have mixed feelings about arg matching (for example, what if we introduce a new argument in ... that also starts with 't'), but in this case it might make the user's code more readable...just a thought for discussion


Nice


I think you are looking at a stale commit


heya @tlrx you are planning to send another PR to remove this deprecated block on master and all the version checks right? sorry if you are already working on it, whcih is probably the case ;)


You actually can remove this since you moved it to ApplicationController.


You can remove this also since it's in the ApplicationController.


Done @ d84903b779b6f38f94cd0c6dc7206a8e447f01d4, let me know if something else needs explaining.


Then change them in demosaic.c too


@thomasgohard Because `details.alert>:first-child:before` overwrites the default glyph of notices with nothing because:

1. The notice glyph must show before `details`, not `summary`
2. Chrome already has an arrow; without this it would show an arrow plus a second gyph on top
3. That's where the polyfill shows the pointer in Firefox, but `details.alert>:first-child:before` takes precedence, so the polyfill must use `!important` to overwrite it.

Same reason `details.alert>:first-child:before` has a color and font-family instead of `details>summary::before`, because otherwise it would need yet another `!important`.

This is all trickery made in order to extend existing notices without having to change their markup and without needing special markup in `details` `summary` all while making sure the polyfills for those are a close replica of native implementations, which wasn't the case before (the alignment was off and so on).

I'm sure you can find talk of these decisions hidden somewhere in comments for outdated commits in the relevant pull request: https://github.com/wet-boew/wet-boew/pull/5935.