This diff was obtained by executing:
```
rabbit@Ahasver:~$ cpanm --look List::MoreUtils
--> Working on List::MoreUtils
Fetching http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/R/RE/REHSACK/List-MoreUtils-0.410.tar.gz ... OK
Entering /home/rabbit/.cpanm/work/1427910517.17782/List-MoreUtils-0.410 with /bin/bash

rabbit@Ahasver:~/.cpanm/work/1427910517.17782/List-MoreUtils-0.410$ git init .
Initialized empty Git repository in /home/rabbit/.cpanm/work/1427910517.17782/List-MoreUtils-0.410/.git/

rabbit@Ahasver:~/.cpanm/work/1427910517.17782/List-MoreUtils-0.410$ git add .
rabbit@Ahasver:~/.cpanm/work/1427910517.17782/List-MoreUtils-0.410$ git commit -m "Everything we started with"
[master (root-commit) 8e735ea] Everything we started with
 33 files changed, 24900 insertions(+)
 create mode 100644 Changes
 create mode 100644 MANIFEST
 create mode 100644 META.json
 create mode 100644 META.yml
 create mode 100644 Makefile.PL
 create mode 100644 MoreUtils.xs
 create mode 100644 README.md
 create mode 100644 dhash.h
 create mode 100644 inc/Config/AutoConf/LMU.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/Tumble.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/inc_Capture-Tiny/Capture/Tiny.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/inc_Config-AutoConf/Config/AutoConf.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/inc_Data-Tumbler/Data/Tumbler.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/inc_JSON-PP/JSON/PP.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/inc_JSON-PP/JSON/PP/Boolean.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/inc_JSON-PP/JSON/PP/Compat5006.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/inc_Module-Pluggable/Devel/InnerPackage.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/inc_Module-Pluggable/Module/Pluggable.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/inc_Module-Pluggable/Module/Pluggable/Object.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/inc_Test-WriteVariants/Test/WriteVariants.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/inc_Test-WriteVariants/Test/WriteVariants/Context.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/latest.pm
 create mode 100644 inc/latest/private.pm
 create mode 100644 lib/List/MoreUtils.pm
 create mode 100644 lib/List/MoreUtils/PP.pm
 create mode 100644 lib/List/MoreUtils/XS.pm
 create mode 100644 multicall.h
 create mode 100644 ppport.h
 create mode 100644 t/lib/LMU/Test/Functions.pm
 create mode 100644 t/lib/LMU/Test/Import.pm
 create mode 100644 t/lib/LMU/Test/XS.pm
 create mode 100644 t/lib/LMU/Test/ab.pm
 create mode 100644 t/lib/Test/LMU.pm

rabbit@Ahasver:~/.cpanm/work/1427910517.17782/List-MoreUtils-0.410$ perl Makefile.PL
Checking whether pureperl is required... no
Checking for cc... cc
Checking for cc... (cached) cc
Checking whether perlapi is accessible... yes
Variant providers in LMU::TestVariants: CanXS
Checking whether pureperl is required... (cached) no
Checking for cc... (cached) cc
Checking whether perlapi is accessible... (cached) yes
Writing gt/pureperl/Functions.t
Writing gt/pureperl/Import.t
Writing gt/pureperl/XS.t
Writing gt/pureperl/ab.t
Writing gt/xs/Functions.t
Writing gt/xs/Import.t
Writing gt/xs/XS.t
Writing gt/xs/ab.t
Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good
Generating a Unix-style Makefile
Writing Makefile for List::MoreUtils
Writing MYMETA.yml and MYMETA.json

rabbit@Ahasver:~/.cpanm/work/1427910517.17782/List-MoreUtils-0.410$ git add .
rabbit@Ahasver:~/.cpanm/work/1427910517.17782/List-MoreUtils-0.410$ git status
# On branch master
# Changes to be committed:
#   (use "git reset HEAD <file>..." to unstage)
#
#	new file:   MYMETA.json
#	new file:   MYMETA.yml
#	new file:   Makefile
#	new file:   config.log
#	new file:   gt/pureperl/Functions.t
#	new file:   gt/pureperl/Import.t
#	new file:   gt/pureperl/XS.t
#	new file:   gt/pureperl/ab.t
#	new file:   gt/xs/Functions.t
#	new file:   gt/xs/Import.t
#	new file:   gt/xs/XS.t
#	new file:   gt/xs/ab.t
#	modified:   inc/latest.pm
#	modified:   inc/latest/private.pm
#

rabbit@Ahasver:~/.cpanm/work/1427910517.17782/List-MoreUtils-0.410$ find gt -type f -exec wc -l {} +
  10 gt/pureperl/Functions.t
  10 gt/pureperl/Import.t
  10 gt/pureperl/XS.t
  10 gt/pureperl/ab.t
  10 gt/xs/Functions.t
  10 gt/xs/Import.t
  10 gt/xs/XS.t
  10 gt/xs/ab.t
  80 total

rabbit@Ahasver:~/.cpanm/work/1427910517.17782/List-MoreUtils-0.410$ find inc -type f -exec wc -l {} +
    29 inc/Config/AutoConf/LMU.pm
   856 inc/inc_Capture-Tiny/Capture/Tiny.pm
  3733 inc/inc_Config-AutoConf/Config/AutoConf.pm
   341 inc/inc_Data-Tumbler/Data/Tumbler.pm
    26 inc/inc_JSON-PP/JSON/PP/Boolean.pm
   173 inc/inc_JSON-PP/JSON/PP/Compat5006.pm
  2795 inc/inc_JSON-PP/JSON/PP.pm
   129 inc/inc_Module-Pluggable/Devel/InnerPackage.pm
   425 inc/inc_Module-Pluggable/Module/Pluggable/Object.pm
   462 inc/inc_Module-Pluggable/Module/Pluggable.pm
   299 inc/inc_Test-WriteVariants/Test/WriteVariants/Context.pm
   621 inc/inc_Test-WriteVariants/Test/WriteVariants.pm
   102 inc/latest/private.pm
     8 inc/latest.pm
   157 inc/Tumble.pm
 10156 total
```


Yeah, 0.12 fixed this issue for me too @johnwebbcole
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Why this particular change? Do you recall?


volatile? to avoid sync issues, also, yes this is a hack, there are better ways to go about this.


Hmm, I'll do:
 When a \ac{SRWC} is
coppiced there is no foliage, but a large root mass.  In the coppice
submodel, a small portion of this mass is allowed to contribute as
\ac{RP}~at each monthly timestep.  The seasonal timing of any root
contribution is moderated by comparing a monthly \ac{NPP} to a
\ac{NPPt}, corresponding to a specified
\ac{LAIt}. $\ac{NPPt}-\ac{NPP}$ serves as a limit on the root
contribution.  Using a potential \ac{NPPt} serves two purposes. First,
it allows root contributions up to, but not beyond a certain foliage
amount, as specified by \ac{LAIt}.  More importantly, since the root
contribution is regulated by \ac{NPP}, \ac{RP} is timed with
conditions that are favorable for plant regrowth.


Not thread safe


Nui did it.....kinda


@fhats Sure did, thanks :)


I think my thought was that utility is in [0,1] so 0 was the lowest possible value - not sure.

Also, did you mean -abs(cost)?


how can i do to download this example with camel 2.12.0 version?


It just says Whee!


first pass


This needed to be added in authorhome.html, fixed in 210328ba496cc2067e4e7b5f9f815113cc851282


@ryansmith94 Thanks for the tip on hoisted.  Now I understand JS a bit better!


@myronmarston Hit me up on the irc room when you can, want to discuss some ideas I had in general with gems.


Looks good


Please start here to review Task 11


What does it work?


@mikand could you please extend the parser accordingly? I think that the main issue is that we expect types to be atoms, while for bitvectors we have the form (_ BitVec <width>)


@Khaon You should consider trying -fno-unsafe-math-optimizations when a lib You want to work doesn't want to, then at least some optimizations will work


I can dig it. Smth like:
```js
var getLengthBug = !!_.last(_.times(50,function(index) { isLength(index == 49 ? { '0' : index }: []) }));
```


This is a test for vMotion inside a single cluster. The test name should reflect that


Looking at the libsodium sources, you would have to initialize (allocate) hexstring for sodium_hex2bin and binstring for sodium_hex2bin. With your current patch you would be passing uninitialized pointers and length fields to the libsodium (you don't assign a value to the variables, and the compiler usually won't do it for you either, so they just contain what happens to be in memory at the time of the call), you're lucky if it segfaults and doesn't eat your data.

In bin2hex, at least binstring_length*2+1 bytes should be allocated for hexstring. Appending the terminating 0 character is not necessary. Use RETURN_STRING, and let PHP figure out the length of the zero-terminated string. Set hexstring_len to binstring_length*2+1. Check the manual for RETURN_STRING and PHP's memory allocation functions to be sure that PHP can clean up the allocated memory. sodium_bin2hex returns a char*, so you should compare it against NULL, not 0.

In hex2bin, you're probably safe using hexstring_length/2 for binstring_len, and allocating the same number of bytes for binstring. Setting the last byte of the buffer to 0 is just wrong, because it contains binary data. sodium_hex2bin returns an integer, which is the length of the actual result. If this is <0, an error occured, if it is >=0 you should use this value in RETURN_STRINGL to inform PHP about the size of the string.

I'm not really sure why you would implement these functions via libsodium, as PHP has its own bin2hex and hex2bin functions for several years now.


The password can't be hard coded inside the test


I direct committed this fix because it was one line and should have been included in last pull request that modified home.html


How short lived can these variables be?  Is there a risk of even this tight polling loop still missing a variable?  This loop doesn't seem to do *that* much, other than getting vars, time, and possibly executing predicates but if a variable has a lifetime on the order of microseconds this could miss it.


However it's written, I just want to make sure I'm not crazy for running 50 iterations during load time.


> I'm not really sure why you would implement these functions via libsodium, as PHP has its own bin2hex and hex2bin functions for several years now.

Cache timing side-channels.


>  I just want to make sure I'm not crazy for running 50 iterations during load time.

Naw not crazy. Check out this v8 bug [lodash detects](https://github.com/lodash/lodash/blob/master/lodash.src.js#L1136-L1139).


OK, I pushed a new version that sets the len to 0 whenever the buffer is NULL. Of course, the code in getpos() subtracts the base, so it could be badly wrong. As I wrote, the existing code is nonsense. But perhaps the calling code checks the len and not the buff....

My guess is the alloc_len is wrong, too. But it's equivalent to the existing code.


Fixes #1


@st : The resource is `/user` not `/users`.
`/users` works because the matching mode is `starts with` but it may not work in the future.

@rbf : I saw that the link on the UI point to `/users` instead of `/user`. I think this should be changed.
@mebster @loomis @konstan : Do you agree ?


Eh, it doesn't really matter... I'm probably going to stop using bind in general fairly soon, though yeah it's already bound so you can just use `this` below.


Yeah, we use the local variable 2 lines down, so we're relying on the assignment expression returning the assigned value.


I think I should be able to indicate the current branch.

Also, when I last checked, it worked for GHU as well, though I wonder whether or not it should be excluded as there exists the possibility of bad stuff.


I changed it a long time ago, haha. Thanks.

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From the docs: https://docs.cfengine.com/docs/3.5/reference-special-variables-context-sys.html these variables exists in cfengine 3.5


@joemsak Just noticed typo in commit message


MarkdownDocs (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1167 of 1168 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.91%25-yellow.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-69.8%25-green.svg)


@dudekm Po co to na tablicę zamieniasz?

```
$user = $this->userRepository->findByUsername($getUsername);
echo $user->getId().': '.$user->getUsername();
```

Ładnie można z tego korzystać, jest typehinting, można sprawdzić w deklaracji klasy jak `User` wygląda.

Przekaż go po prostu do widoku i wykorzystaj.


its good


@dudekm Tutaj już git, tylko przekazuj obiekt, a nie tablicę.


@dudekm Yep, tego brakowało.


I like it


Minor remark: XBMC/Kodi source use 2 spaces for indentation and no tabs. Could you check your mods and make sure that the new code matches the existing coding style?


@dudekm Tutaj przyjmuj obiekt użytkownika, a nie jakąś tablicę.


lodash-amd should be 3.5.0? (Updated in bower but not here.)


Weird. I fixed that typo a commits earlier.


@dudekm Jak użytkownika nie znaleziono to repo rzuci wyjątek, w ogóle ten widok się nie odpali.

W widoku musisz ten wyjątek przechwycić i zwrócić info (np nowa metoda widoku `renderUserNotFound()`).


Hi,

We understood the problem. The cause of the problem => upgrage 1.6.0.09 =>
14. mail FR folder has changed. All "{shop_url}", "{shop_logo}" changed to
"% 7Bshop_url7D%" and "%7Bshop_logo%7D" automatically in all files.
Everything must be correct each page! Do you have another idea? Thank you
for your help ...

Indeed, the FR MAIL folder is not a source folder of the upgrade version 14
but version 09 => possible that this will lead ...

See your later (maybe!)

DAN


@adrienbrault that makes sense. so it's a bit of a limitiation of the test and probably a good thing to discuss in-person with the candidate.


You use zip and say put the files in a jar that is named the same as the server jar. Then before you run that move the jar there and it will overwrite the files we edited.


this was all it needed? I don't understand why this worked


Hey Collin. Nice change. Good spelling.


master (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1166 of 1168 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.83%25-yellow.svg)


Bummer.


Fixed in https://github.com/SpongePowered/SpongeAPI/commit/04efded39af9f6440895324f90c22ad7e92701eb


Thanks Francois!  This seems to be working well.  I'll now work on expanding it out for t-tests


@dudekm Tablice asocjacyjne to tylko dane – nie mają metod – i nie mają ustalonej struktury.

Programowanie obiektowe: po to tworzysz klasy, żeby móc korzystać z obiektów, bo one mają dane i metody powiązane razem. Możesz wejść do klasy i zobaczyć jak obiekt działa i jak z niego korzystać.

W repo konwertujesz bazkowe tablice na obiekty, a w całej reszcie appki, wszędzie gdzie się da, latasz na obiektach.


This should be in the answer, not its own module.


Shouldn't you use the magic variable bank_first?
( https://www.odoo.com/documentation/8.0/reference/qweb.html#loops )


The following similar test did not worked. But it was also with the b7 and c7...
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/54dff4060ebc593e9fac1353

But since then, an Apex bonus was successfully added, which overlaps some of these CenterBindMask cases.(when there is a pawn in the centerbind)

IMHO, the only chance to make progress here is to distinguish those two cases (with, or without a pawn in the Centerbind). and eventually, add bonus only in the "without a pawn in the centerbind" case and apply this to more squares (like C6 and F6)


Please describe in which units the delay is specified.


looks good


Hey @whitneyl206 ,
You may need to take Erin's extras of your css file, too.


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I submitted #24 to help eliminate the possibility of collisions between methods.


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

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No haha, I am a Bukkit Dev but does not mean i want zcoin integrated into minecraft server xD I haven't done much with commits yet, i just wanted to change that real quick


This should of course not be included when I create a pull request, same with the row below.


@barfoon Do you still need this old fork?


Plus bitcoin integrated into minecraft was done and it went terribly wrong lol


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if you wish to look into server integrations theres a nice Glowstone and Bukkit repo on my page ;)


Merge sha 72aa36c2 is stale.


merging basho/clique/bugfix/jrd/edoc = 8de90ce8 into borshop-integration-57-bugfix/jrd/edoc


basho/clique/bugfix/jrd/edoc = 8de90ce8 merged ok, testing candidate = d8451033


Does this build the static libOVR.a we actually link to, and then the other .so that that connects to? The scheme significantly changed when moving to 0.5.


> I fear this change probably should have been coupled with a previous change to
`tifileutils/ticalcfamily.c`

Just kidding; this change stands on it's own.


saw approval from seancribbs
at https://github.com/basho/riak_core/commit/41e29e3215108a74a5c22714016dd68c2edf2f69


merging basho/riak_core/rebar/fd/riak_ensemble-dependency = 41e29e32 into borshop-integration-729-rebar/fd/riak_ensemble-dependency


basho/riak_core/rebar/fd/riak_ensemble-dependency = 41e29e32 merged ok, testing candidate = 429c22d1


Sidenote: I was able to confirm 36 iterations is all that's needed on a iPad Mini (original?) (8.1.1) and iPhone 6 (8.2). I think 50 is safer though, in case one of the other borked versions needs a bit more time to JIT.


What is `getType()` doing here?


Just a heads up this is PHP, PHP doesn't support this kind of syntax.


plus if i was doing something for minecraft i would have made the port 25565 ;) haha


what is the business benefit of this? Other apps are standardized around the use of mocha


I changed it because for some reason it wasn't working. That is my change done on @SGrondin 's computer because mine had problems. I agree the whole docs versioning needs to be improved and tested.


I just realized I have mistaken currentClipTrack for currentTrack in this and other commits in the same branch, that's why...


dash and zsh don't recognize `source` by default (and /bin/sh can apparently point to either on certain Debian-based distros).


I found!


This commit is when as soon as http://review.couchbase.org/49064 is merged.


Nice. Might be worth checking again whenever an implementation is chosen because heuristics.


Let me study tonight how allegro integrates with the iPhone.


its because world depends on control being initialized or something like that... maybe...


I guess you can do `knit_hooks$set(text = function(x) paste('\\noindent', x))`.


Also [a related blog post](http://firstdoit.com/ios-8-insidious-length-bug-on-jquery-and-underscore-each-map/).


OK deal


On the Linux end, I believe we need to explicitly link against the new libOVR.a, which itself links to libOVRRT....so. In Cmake this is simple, just change the linked lib from 'ovr' to 'OVR.a', but I'm not sure that jherico's fork produces things the way the official SDK does yet.


Не очень понял, зачем дублировать. Наверное, цель — иметь возможность менять стили из коробки для некоторых полей, но в этом случае нельзя забывать про имена полей типа `foo[bar]` и `baz[][]`, их нельзя будет так просто использовать как модификаторы, но, наверное, можно будет отрезать `]`, и менять `[` между буквенными на `-`, затем менять все `--` на `-` и отрезать `-` скраев. Тогда мы получим что-то вроде `_name_foo-bar` и `_name_baz` — годно, вроде.


Это точно нет, потому что `name` в виде модификатора не умеет `[]`.


Sorry, the first PR didn't add the new tools for some reason.


А это, кстати, тема.


This does not check that the target exists before returning it. It only checks that the files have the same name. You should check that target exists before returning it.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1247
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1245
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1281
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1460
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1463
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/426


I'd like to leave this part as is for now since cmake is currently only working for generating library archive file but not fully supporting the configure options and unit test/example runs


You can safely remove this empty else for the case that the dialog fails (e.g. when using a different skin).


Thanks @aesopwolf for pointing that out. I just updated it.


Does this make more restrictive? Can you explain me the issue with old CMAKE_MINIMUM_REQUIRED(VERSION 2.8) definition?


И про другие символы не забыть — `_` тоже надо будет в именах на `-` заменять. Может еще какие есть?


Yeah, I'll try to send a PR soon. Just so you know, I've created an [Archlinux "AUR" package](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/python2-django-annoying/). Would be great if it could also has a Python 3 version some day!


Okay, thank you for changing it.


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-57-bugfix/jrd/edoc = d8451033


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_core/builds/1557


fast-forwarding master to auto = dd3a58b9


ой ну прям лишняя ;)


This is probably better as `ErrWatchingOnly`?


Thank you so much for the wonderful project @gorhill :+1:
*Silently hoping for some contribution now & then"


Just curious, does the Perl compiler optimize this to skip creating a copy of the array?


@johnwebbcole Please, don't forget to update notable changes in releases when you publish something new release and update release draft if you merge PRs. https://github.com/AtomLinter/linter-htmlhint/releases


Yeah I'll see if I have some time and what Jekyll allows us to do...


Needs a https:// prefix


saw approval from kmcallister
at https://github.com/Manishearth/servo/commit/f41acb589a3ccaa908608478889f6f58b6b3e36b


merging Manishearth/servo/userscript_path = f41acb58 into auto


Manishearth/servo/userscript_path = f41acb58 merged ok, testing candidate = afbc51a7


Oops, this is a debugging print I left in.  Will remove it.


> Might be worth checking again whenever an implementation is chosen because heuristics.

Meaning?


these three lines could be `fake.assert_called_with_once(key)`


Update the branch and the above should be fixed. Though still having issues with actual updating.


Meaning once the patch is done for Underscore & lodash checking it again to ensure the test still hits at the current count.


Why `expire` instead of `delete` and why 90 seconds? Shouldn't the cache expire right away?


g_log is so C++


Pegou do mean seed, né amiguinho? :laughing:


Heh


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I suspect this should now just be `if a.watchingOnly {`.  All addreses under a watching-only address manager must now be marked watching-only too, so this could hide a bug by checking both conditions.


This should really be `README.md` so it shows up on GitHub.


Apenas a idéia, mas não codes ;)


Esto que mierda es? Vaya tela....


Same deal here.


only one..
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19 "Versus Saxton Hale" (1.53) by Rainbolt Dash, FlaminSarge, Chdata, nergal, fiagram
20 "Admin File Reader" (1.7.1-dev+5171) by AlliedModders LLC
21 "NativeVotes" (0.8.3) by Powerlord
22 "[TF2Items] Manager" (1.4.1) by Damizean & Asherkin
23 "Client Preferences" (1.7.1-dev+5171) by AlliedModders LLC
24 "Advanced Infinite Ammo" (1.3.9) by Tylerst
25 "High Ping Kicker - Lite Edition" (1.0.0.1) by Liam
26 "SourceBans" (1.4.10) by SourceBans Development Team
27 "Player Commands" (1.7.1-dev+5171) by AlliedModders LLC
28 "Anti-Flood" (1.7.1-dev+5171) by AlliedModders LLC
29 "Fun Votes" (1.7.1-dev+5171) by AlliedModders LLC
30 "Goomba Stomp Core" (2.0.2) by Flyflo
31 "Basic Votes" (1.7.1-dev+5171) by AlliedModders LLC
32 "Basic Comm Control" (1.7.1-dev+5171) by AlliedModders LLC
33 "Admin Menu" (1.7.1-dev+5171) by AlliedModders LLC
34 "Reserved Slots" (1.7.1-dev+5171) by AlliedModders LLC
35 "MapChooser Extended" (1.10.2) by Powerlord, Zuko, and AlliedModders LLC
36 "Server Defense Menu" (1.5) by Greyscale

It looks like it shows private players chat to all players
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Achei bem limpo, vou usar como base pra fazer um negócio :stuck_out_tongue:


libjpeg-turbo is built static. and I dont see it linked (check with readelf) to libvncserver or dispmanx_vncserver


you'd better build this static.


bugs in firefox:
- it seems to wrap before the right border (less than 80 chars)
- it changes behavior if the scrollbar appears (width needs to be adjusted to account for it)


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-729-rebar/fd/riak_ensemble-dependency = 429c22d1


:laughing:


TDD FTW!


No,  the goal here is to use funsafe-math-optimizations that is enabled with ffast-math

If the selected floating-point hardware includes the NEON extension (e.g. -mfpu=‘neon’), note that floating-point operations are not generated by GCC's auto-vectorization pass unless -funsafe-math-optimizations is also specified. This is because NEON hardware does not fully implement the IEEE 754 standard for floating-point arithmetic (in particular denormal values are treated as zero), so the use of NEON instructions may lead to a loss of precision.

For many applications such 2d and 3d rendering you don't care to have precise results. The goal of this is to try to make a list of "compatible modules with unsafe floating math operations". ffast-math is not applied  to the whole build here. Only the ones defined in the LOCAL_FORCE_FFAST_MATH variable

Yday someone from OptiOp tried your commit but we had a lot of linking errors, I still haven't had the time to try it


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Date: 02/04/15
Message: Removed HTML version of HTML style guide (/src/main/webapp/dev/htmlstyleguide.html)


It's not acceptable. Should check first if env is created and call 'exit 1' if not


Do we need to use `setUp` rather than `setup`? Is it a necessity of `unittest`?


loopLimit is not really used in smackgen.py. So why do you think it makes sense to add it here as a command line parameter, as opposed to into smackverify.py?
I am not totally opposed to this, but would just like to understand your reasoning. Thx!


@mikelikesbikes

Hey hey.

I know you are swarmed with questions and probably pressed for time,  but I wanted to ask for your feedback about my code for the choose your own CRUD challenge today.

I have made a video game ratings thing.

I would still like to implement linking users to ratings, to practice associations some more, but as it is right now it's capable of CRUD actions and user auth.

In *particular*:
Is there a way for me to handle my authentications better? I have seen BCrypt implemented a few different ways now and I wanna make sure I have a solid understanding of it.

Is it a better design to show your user their own account page if they try to access someone else's page that they don't have authorization to, or should I produce an error message?

Any amount of code review you have time and energy for would be amazing.


There could be some value in making this part of the core code.  Users can extend DelegatingCluster and then not need to implement all the methods individually, though I don't know if this will be a common enough use case to justify.


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Extra TODOs:
If we don't have information about certain elements of a function type, place in t-bottom for arg types and t-top for return types.

Do polymorphic generalization for conflicting argument types.

To indicate that we **inferred** a type for future errors: add a tag/shared field  to the Type datatype indicating if it's been inferred.


Just commenting here that I've had the exact same problem and found a simple fix. The AngularStrap datepicker expected an object, not a string. Using scope.date = new Date(myDate);, it worked as expected, not subtracting a day. Originally I had applied a similar patch as you have here.


Silly comments really, but this and the next test should be `Sent`


The sources are located in `administrator/components/com_gantry5/common/application` but if you want to test you just need to compiled js file which is located in `administrator/components/com_gantry5/common/js/main.js`


Should be "Connecting and observing connection state changes"


Weird... I did replace that... it's showing properly on my local copy ...

rebase issue?


I'd like to submit these changes for everyone to review. It was my intention with #3 (I tend to make pull requests as if they has a sign that read _here, take a look at this and tell me what you think, plz_) to have more of a conversation.

The annotation bits are straightforward, but I'm ambivalent to naming changes, &c.

As I alluded to while commenting on #2, the module should probably be split into two passes (see also the presence of a call to ```traceback.print_exc``` and ```exit``` ), one which handles configuration (generation, validation, &c) and one which handles the CLI. This latter module would be the one responsible for controlling httpd. I'm inclined to think that this change would pay dividends as I've noticed (anecdotally) that the order of operations matters quite a bit (_e.g.,_ ```service httpd``` and ```http-multi```) and will probably always be an advocate for [contracts](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Design_by_contract). I haven't taken the time to observe whether this behavior was pre-existing or due directly or tangentially to the addition of ```Listen/NameVirtualHost``` complexity.


:rocket: You can merge ! Good job!


Can we include an example for on connected, is there a handler for this now that you proposed a new way of doing things?


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Nou mooi.


This commit msg is incorrect, I updated `browserify-shim`, not `factor-bundle`


Thanks! Added a release tag :)


Header bloat is a valid concern, but I think most of that comes from our modules being slightly too big - I think splitting out GafferDispatch and possible GafferGraph would get that under control, at which point I think the separate header for DirtyPropagationScope would look quite appropriate alongside the rest of the GafferGraph headers.


Good. Yet please take into account the following remarks in sa2.in before I merge:
* Keep with my coding standards : use ${VARIABLE} instead of "$VARIABLE"
* We can improve the regexp just a little more:

SAFILES_REGEX="/sar?[0-9]{2,8}(\.(Z|gz|bz2|xz|lz|lzo))?$"
UNCOMPRESSED_SAFILES_REGEX="/sar?[0-9]{2,8}$"

(and I added the old "compress" extension .Z for free :smiley: )

Thanks.


Oh, ok. I kept it all in the giant css file like everyone else did. I
thought that's what we were supposed to do?

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It computes the interaction forces at the feet in order to impose a desired centroidal dynamics, which ensures the tracking of a desired center-of-mass trajectory.


Does it create layouts and pages?


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fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-116-bugfix/jrd/edoc = a2986bcc


This effectively disables the autoloading overriding in 3.5 for the `DataContainer` class. Is this intended?


Should each key support only a single message? Or should each key support its own array of messages?


Actual commit URI: https://github.com/chjj/marked/commit/3c191144939107c45a7fa11ab6cb88be6694a1ba

(the marked@blah one is screwed up in the commit message)


- Please add comments to the code.
- Some of the values you are setting to child1 and child2 please do it directly without using setValue (ie:child1.age=@(42))
- willChangeValueForKey redundant. Please comment why this is like this.


Ale te widoki beda działać, generujemy je kiedy chcemy zrobić custom jakiś.
Ogólnie bardzo doba robota :)

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This is a good question, I think currently in 2.0 its only a single message. But I am open to changing it.


Super :)

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I'm pretty sure this should just be a break instead of an error return.  Just because the wallet doesn't have it, does not mean it's an invalid address.  See the code below for errors on `ma.Script()`.

Also note that the call to `ma.ExportPubKey` needs to be before setting `result.IsCompressed` because that information is unknown if the pubkey isnt available.


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Actually I think the static import... Oh.


HsqlServerBean.createServer() shouldn't do something with the existent server, if present?
HsqlServerBean.getDataSource() could we store the created DataSource in the field?


We create mirror (just the site) and when it gets deleted we make sure it doesn't drag other sites (our default) down. It's a valid test.


I'd prefer each key (e.g., "info" or "error") support its own array of messages. Can you implement that? Otherwise, this looks great.


This is really cool.


This is a bit confusing--was this meant to be a PR against scikit-image/scikit-image?


Fine. Just my bad, looking at git diff I thought the indentation was different.


replace Weave with Calico


cancel button disabled after completion.
diasable-icon set for cancel button according to the ReportStatus.


okay


Progress


Водный кодекс Российской Федерации.txt

ЛУчше бы не убирали


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La page web est faite à 70 %


Confirmation dialogbox not prompted when the user Closes report with ERROR ReportStatus.


@marcioj do you remember what this timeout is for?


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I am trying out this bee on a Sodaq Mbili boardm but getting errors. I don't think the board is communicating with the ESP8266. Any clues?
Kees


on nexus 5 (4.x.x-5.x.x) all values not=128 are lags (this is especially noticeable in serious games)
previously on older devices ( e.g. sony sola) 2048 was the best


It's some strange `el-get` installation behaviour now.
`el-get` installation creates `~/.emacs.d/el-get` directory, not `~/.emacs.d/elpa/el-get-******`.
So I can not check for `el-get` package existence, because `(package-installed-p 'el-get)` returns nil.
It causes my configuration to reinstall el-get on each emacs launch.
Anyway, I do not use any packages from `el-get` and `elpa` is ok for me.


good


I originally wrote it to be that way (as that is how docker handles it), but after some changes @thibaultCha it was no longer working as intended.

Originally it was just  two properties in the header matter, that when you copy the folder you removed, could have been a simple script to do this.

One way is to just put all the latest files at the root of `/docs` and then when you make a new version put that inside a versioned sub direction `/docs/0.0.1beta-3` and change the root files (as those become the latest)

Eventually you'll have to store the versions somewhere for the dropdown.

I would suggest looking into collections: http://jekyllrb.com/docs/collections/


me too, great suggestion, thanks! :)


I can confirm https://github.com/jridgewell/underscore/commit/639456ed69feaffd412c3954e204f636645118a1 fixes the issue on an iPhone 5s (8.1.2).


wtf tomma klasser? Har inte git på hemdatorn ännu. Men har det blivit knas med dessa filer eller missförstod jag dig?
/Guden

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These are unnecessary and are added by `Matterhorn::Serialization::BaseSerializer`, but we can remove later.


Nit: Can you give this a name like `expand_deriving_clone_when_copy` to make clear it only applies in the case of `Copy`?


Cool trick @nunoguedelha , never noticed.


Given that you pushed a patch with f7 and c7 included, despite Joona's original (with f7/c7/f5/c5) I think it's reasonable to try just f6/c6.

But it may be the case that f6 is only useful when not an apex… and is king position dependent.

Basically an f6 bind is not fully picked up by StormDanger since the e-pawn is not factored in.


Não ficaria melhor todos em uma linha abaixo de "Realização"?


Hey not to push the issue. But how did you make out with this? Did you get the updated boot img i sent you ?


Yeah I had reasons for the changes tho but don't worry I'll see to it.


Even though I made my own typo by writing "type"  D':


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@Dimeranda, i recommend also use trim() for each string. This method removes extra spaces before and after a word.


Well, I examined how things are done in java and decided to keep global messaging via events. I have added callbacks for:
```csharp
channel.Publish("test", null, error => { });
client.Connection.Ping(error => { });
channel.Subscribe("test", messages => { });
```
So this is my current proposal :)


if you use `getattr(i, prop, 42)` then you can remove the try/except I think.. though it's style only ;)


Yes, but there were evil bug while deleting one site deletes ALL content (pages, snippets, layouts) of ALL other sites. It doesn't drag other sites down, it deletes all content of these sites.

We have 3 mirrored sites. We create page - we have 3 page (one per site). We delete one site. We expect 2 site and 2 pages as result. 2 site and 0 pages is very bad result.

I have wrote test for this scenario. Are you don't interested in it?


Remove 'With the addition of a "read-only" user, '


@Dimeranda what about using indexOf() instead of second 'for' loop?


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FYI, instead of device_id.__len__(), len(device_id) is much cleaner.


remove ping - it is not read-only.


What's this C about


I don't see why we are standardizing around teaching a mocking framework that is not the default for Rspec (mocha).

On a personal level as I'm teaching stubbing and mocking to other EE's after trying mocha for over a month it has been a recurring stumbling block for me and makes that teaching harder for me to accomplish personally.

I guess I chose to swap back here because I don't really see the benefit to mocha and it was a perceivable pain.


**[phpUnit_trunkIntegration run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/phpUnit_trunkIntegration/6994/testReport/) for this commit**


Thanks for the report. Sounds like a very specific case which is unfortunately not covered by the test suite. I'll look into it based off of your description and try to reproduce the behaviour.


I asked Lydumil explicitly and he said all cases, not just isolated. Usually best to start with his formulation as otherwise he complains ;)


@Dimeranda I think we don't need to display this warning every time. We should do it just once, if nothing was found.


What's the reason behind returning an empty map, and not the actual error? Looks like the actual error will be useful to the [caller](https://github.com/ActiveState/logyard-apps/blob/5b1e1cbc8ef5e8f526057f742ad6e08393bbed20/apptail/instance.go#L193), no?


please use curly brackets for each 'for' loop


* Teste para os 3 valores ('110', '301', '302') que causam o estado **denegado** para a Nfe. **OK**

Pode ser realizado o **Merge**.


we will need to change this behavior.
Ideally, we want to keep the login modal visible but flash a message that the login credentials were not accepted.


@slpsys @dollschasingmen i think this is a lot clearer as per andy's suggestion.


I'm indifferent. I think I liked it mainly because of test spies with bourne and I found the syntax to be more expressive / intuitive for me. Let's stick with native RSpec and see how I do with it :-) I'd rather optimize for you and the leveling up of the team


Então faça


* Teste da adição do estado "Denegado" no *workflow* funcionando corretamente. **OK**

Poder ser realizado o *Merge*


It is a copy paste from the super function. I had to override manually to integrate the variable partial_services.

But of course your right :)


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1248
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1246
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1282
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1461
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1464
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/427


Nope, it actually starts it appropriately the first time, apparently.  Or my testing failed.


Yea if its a major pain point in the other direction we can review the choice. Thanks!


Sorry, it was b7 and g7. (and c6 and f6). But no harm to try !
Many things have changed since then !

I came with those 4 additional squares because of an SPSA session on fishbench.
But the SPSA was not really conclusive.


Much better!


I'll take your work for this. I'll admit I'm not 100% up on the setup.py script yet. Thanks.


Again, please do future PRs into develop.


Fixed in 4ccc81262cd0e3cae44b0f67b4727d071601ce4a


Asså det är ju klasserna jag skrev. Det aknske blev knas i repository när developement togs bort eller?Kan ju committa imorn

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all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1235
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1233
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1269
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1448
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1451
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/415


This can be simplified to just `return this.store.find('item', params.item_id)` as it will just return the item from the store if it exists and only make the API request if it doesn't.


WTF?  How does this *not* get caught by our regression tests?


fast-forwarding master to auto = 15edd07e


rax retry tests


And i think checking the flags and deciding to discard a fragmented packet should be in S8 instead of S9.


Oh oops. I knew it felt familiar. Will come up with something else!
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TeamCity Helios :: Helios PR Build [Build 20](http://petabridge-ci.cloudapp.net/viewLog.html?buildId=405&buildTypeId=Helios_HeliosPrBuild&guest=1) is now running


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/mbrubeck/servo/commit/9cd976a4e74825f45eee28a21ad9f90ad4b1ae90


merging mbrubeck/servo/yodalee-issue4768-textencoder = 9cd976a4 into auto


mbrubeck/servo/yodalee-issue4768-textencoder = 9cd976a4 merged ok, testing candidate = 4846607e


Not saying it should not be caught by regressions, but this is purely related to conduction.


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Seems like this commit un-did the *ideal* end state. I'm a little :confused:


I'm not familiar with GAE.  Based on your pull request comments and what I see here, am I right that without this patch, SystemDefaultHttpClient would succeed to load (no exception *yet*) but then perhaps later would bomb?  If so, then I can see what you're doing here.  My only concern with this simple patch is a lack of comments.  I was puzzled for a bit. Before invoking ProxySelector, add a comment saying this will bomb in GAE environment and that it's required by SDHC.


r=pcwalton


This project was created with ember cli not yo man


You probably saw it as you were branch-surfing, but this was in anticipation of re-ordering some of the operations.


@fdr the previous behavior (bind mounting the hsup binary as a docker volume) didn't work well for me when running the docker driver inside a container, because I'd need to discover the full path to the hsup binary where the docker daemon is running (not inside the docker container running hsup).


Marc:

I just went through all the differences in _num.scm line by line when changing the inlining-limit in header.scm from 134 to 300.  It just seems to bloat the code and not offer very much benefit for it.

I'm sorely tempted just to change it back.


这里应该为 true


这几个值可能以后需要调整


`!=` is not the regex operator and neither did you write the regex correctly.


please update the documentation accordingly:


hxcpp.h really wants to be the first include because of pre-compiled
headers.

But you could include hx/Undefine.h again if you first
"#undef HX_UNDEFINE_H"

I think the mystery is solved, and the solution is to probably move these
to the ocaml code, then you would not need to do anything.

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Oops. I'll put that back


The moved block of code queries TFS for the changeset number in effect as of `build.getTimestamp()` and then records it, which ends up in `build.xml` as something like the following, under the `<actions>` element:

```
    <hudson.plugins.tfs.TFSRevisionState>
      <changesetVersion>4</changesetVersion>
      <projectPath>$/tfs-plugin-test</projectPath>
    </hudson.plugins.tfs.TFSRevisionState>
```

It doesn't depend on what happens as part of the `CheckoutAction`, although I added a TODO such that the effects should be indeed linked so that `CheckoutAction` should use the result of this block, to make sure we're consistent as to exactly which changeset is being recorded AND checked out.


90179004-ConstrNumBackNotInitializedComplexGlazing (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1167 of 1169 tests passed)

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Forgot a comma at the end of this line, breaks the build


#FYL


@elafargue because it isn't as fast to set the metadata as with USB, so it took long enough to do that at the end to trigger the timeout.


Looks fine for me.

Acked-by:FengYang


please rename variable "s" to something else...  settings?


Acked-by: FengYang


11/10 A++ would buy again


What makes you think it's wise to change it here???


A certain someone started it, and I just played along!


In line 10 - "  * Important: Texture Resizing won't happen twice" - I don't know if that's true anymore. I think I used the general settings to check the original value (to check if the texture was changed), but now we are changing the general settings.


@Xyene YOU SHOULD JUST CHANGE IT ON THE SERVER.


Was the "sports" dictionary removed for each athlete in athletes_dict?


Added box shadow


I am happy for the undef.h since there are usually new ones we'll discover over time :smile:


I would, but then any pull would overwrite it and I'm too busy practicing for upcoming tests to create a patch.


@kislayabhi  You could just write the two lines of new_scope as
``` new_scope = self.scope()[::-1]```


If I remember correctly Ben and I decided it was redundant


fix for #93


ok


manually naming these really is terrible. I only had to do this manually twice before writing that script so I could think about other things.


this comment does't make sense anymore


To be honest, this is a workaround for `DateVersionSpec.toString()` not emitting the date formatted in an unambiguous way, such as ISO 8601.  I'm curious to see if the behaviour is better with TFS SDK 12.


As of klutometis/roxygen@f2b7c9d15b57b2cc733886a833e0d00158c5011c, formatting of the Authors@R field will be preserved by roxygen.


Nice good idea for 404


wp8MaxTextureSize shouldn't exist...


As per #233


why use so small readahead value? it good for battery ?


On further review, I don't think this will be an issue with the new logic. Since we're not using `site.safe` as our litmus test, plugins should no longer be affected. Sharing will only be enabled when "production" mode is detected, though. (Which, I believe, is the correct behavior.)


Ok, removed this method in https://github.com/SemanticMediaWiki/SemanticMediaWiki/pull/953


this part needs to be rethought


For Vincent & those interested
==========================

This is a .bat that helps me open my GMS_group5 folder, as well as the related gitbash and Atom, in a single double-click.
If you want to use it, just copy it on your desktop, right click to modify it (double click left will open it as a command execution), check (&change) the different paths, and save.
Tell me if anything goes wrong.


Good idea, thanks!


The default visibility here is "package".  I extracted the method for future re-use by an overload of the `getRemoteChangesetVersion()` method.


Now tracked by https://github.com/SemanticMediaWiki/SemanticMediaWiki/issues/954


Were you seeing the camera crash because it was trying to execute a string?
From the data at the program counter section in the tombstone, it looks like "isable.touch-af-a" is somehow being executed (looks like the data in the tombstone is read in 32-bit chunks, so you'll need to reverse-endian each).


That was upon opening it
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This is all the code that re-initializes editor history and also tab settings upon page load.


(Tab settings == whether the developer panel is expanded or closed)


rkpryyrag jbex!


I believe the "years" dictionary was also removed.


I think we want a molecule of the week. Identifying 365 molecules up-front sounds daunting.


The only real reason for `frng` would be in this print statement


Line 4, adds something something from levelup.  There is no reference to levelup in package.json
Could this create a subtle bug
On my CircleCI build I get the Error: Cannot find module 'levelup/lib/errors'
Maybe others get lucky because it got installed by something else.  From a clean build I get a failure.


And perhaps that's a text file or something - get row X for week X for the InChI key.


Why rename `id` to `tag` here, but `tags` to `ids` in the function declaration?


*InvertMeasure (forgot the 't')


This has to do with "the law of Demeter" or the principle of least knowledge.  The idea is if you're providing an implementation and just end up calling one or two `get()` methods on it, you might as well accept the result of the `get()` call(s) as  parameters, instead.  This makes it more obvious what the method really needs to do its work AND it's easier to write unit tests for the method, because in this particular case, I wouldn't have to worry about constructing (or mocking) a `Server` instance, just so a `Project` could be obtained if I can just provide an instance of `Project` directly.  Similarly for `WorkspaceConfiguration.getProjectPath()` => `projectPath`.


There is no definition for this function. Somehow it got here

In master this is not called
https://github.com/uwescience/myria-web/blob/master/appengine/js/main.js


I could be convinced to submit this fix separately from this branch, since it _is_ unrelated.


Please put the code in your NetID folder in the same way as the others


This widget could use a few more liquid variables such as linked_in, and google_plus_id.  Would need to add them to the hub first then pull them over.


Yeah, as of right now this is just a placeholder for however we implement molecule of the week.


![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3385272/6933633/6e556b14-d7ef-11e4-87dd-6d048b96b25c.png)

I have added media information dialog in gtk-play. The information dialog can be launch by Mouse right click then select "Media Information". Next I was going to implement the track selection menu in popup menu context .. The idea is:

- user does right mouse click inside video window area
- this bring the popup menu and will have the following menu
   Audio -> Audio Track -> List all the tracks and user should be able to select which track he/she would like to change
  Video -> Video track -> List all the available video tracks
 Subtitle -> Subtitle -> List all the available subtitle tracks and user should be able to select which track he/she would like to play.

Let me know if I am on right direction or if u have something different in mind.


Thing is, I put maneuver-screen as the name, which is correct for the javascript side of things, but not the filename side of things, so I had to go through and edit a million things.


index.js


I think you're probably missing a comma here...


Tes Comment


LIne 5 buat apa?


These look like spaces where everywhere there are tabs...


Can't switch yet.  Moving to 4.6 is predicated on us having a full core CLR
solution. The merge from core CLR will be where the switch is made.

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You realize I can't even rebase these commits away since you tagged an issue in between.


I was actually thinking of just randomly choosing one a day/week. But if you'd rather hand choose a list of important ones that makes sense too. I just don't have the insight to choose good ones.


我新建maven项目，导入源码之后，报的错误信息是：
The method walkToLoad(ByteArray, BaseNode.ValueArray) in the type BaseNode is not applicable for the arguments (ByteArray, BaseNode<V>.ValueArray)
这是怎么回事啊？


rax retry tests


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1236
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1234
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1270
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1449
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1452
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/416


Why m_rtMsaa is commented out?


Using the latest commits, I've build this emulator and tested it on iPad Air 2, iPad Mini Retina and iPod Touch 5G (all unjailbroken). It works great on all those devices with the latest version of iOS (8.2).

Unfortunately, I've noticed that some sounds don't play. It's doing that on very few games because I only noticed it a week after having installed the emulator. The problem is present on all those devices.

The easiest way to test it is to use International Karate +. When the fight starts, you can hear the music but not the sound effects. To be sure, I've used the same ADF file on another emulator on an Android tablet and everything is fine.

I've tried to put back the previous values before the sound buffer was reduced and it doesn't fix it. I've also tried with 8 bit samples and 11025 KHz and still no luck.


This made quite some code much more readable. Very nice!


91244204-HeatExchangerAirToAirSensibleAndLatent-Supply-Air-Outlet-Temperature-Control-problems-#4794 (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1167 of 1169 tests passed)

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fast-forwarding master to auto = 4846607e


To match the names used in WrapFor.


Yay!


fast-forwarding master to auto = afbc51a7


If you're writing ES6, yes


develop (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1169 of 1170 tests passed)

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Thanks @gnovak!


I don't think you can set t.land outside of the action block because otherwjse the remove will not be animated (like th regards won't be removed when the unit walks over it)


مدران


مدیران


A cost function penalizing high joint torques - that generate the feet forces - is added to the control framework.


what is the reason to do this?


Haha aa det blev fel i Gudens filer. Blev förmodligen något fel när vi höll på med alla development-branches I guess. Vi fixar det imorgon.


This seed data is much cleaner. Also ty for setting up the seller seed before we actually implemented it. That will make it the transition smoother for getting in the habit of each contributor updating the seed data/factories.


@jridgewell head over to gitter when ya get a chance.


Oh wow, I hope this is not a joke ;)


saw approval from saneyuki
at https://github.com/jdm/servo/commit/a3c13d8a4031fb7e9bcabfd84d37082118deb9ff


merging jdm/servo/reflowquery = a3c13d8a into auto


jdm/servo/reflowquery = a3c13d8a merged ok, testing candidate = 6bedf4a2


Users willing to use this module should follow this list.


It's enough to just #ifdef CONFIG_ENABLE_BANNER


Should we commit also the "suggested" home position?


TODO


Yeap, default site has layouts/pages/snippets. So before your fix mirrored site was deleting those. Now it doesn't.


Quick hack because you don't consider the to tile in the animation.


Does that mean that class `Nette\Framework` is deprecated?


This change causes https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/issues/378


DesignDaysGridView (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2103 of 2196 tests passed)

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Not sure you have to move it down this far, it seems to only need to follow line 21, the invocation sourcing of the sysstat config file.

Is there some other documentation that needs updating so folks can see this is as a new control?


tag_header was never set to tag, thus the call tag->tag_header is causing segfaults


No, the file may not exist, which is *not* an error in this particular situation.


@dannynelson does this look ok?
Thanks!


@jimis where does the 7 minutes come from?


hey @mustafaibrahim989 could you please update the repo with at least a screenshot?


Not specific to this change, but I often wonder why it's not okay to just test _WIN32 on these conditionals.


Oh the other line is a mistake... Yeah i see what you mean


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (657 of 658 tests passed)

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i think we can do `syscall.SOCK_SEQPACKET | syscall. O_CLOEXEC` here so we dont have to setfd after


I went with this method. It uses the subreddit object and disallows posting to multireddits, /r/all, and /r/front


It hadn't occurred to me that it might make a copy.

`perl -e 'my @x = (1..10000000); my $r = \@x; print scalar(@$r);'`
is consistently faster than either
`perl -e 'my @x = (1..10000000); my $r = \@x; print scalar(@$r[0..$#$r]);'`
or
`perl -e 'my @x = (1..10000000); my $r = \@x; my @y = @$r; print scalar(@y);'`
so I would guess that it is not creating a copy.


I just used what it said in the docs, but I suppose it's not necessary


:+1: Thanks for noticing this. Let's stick with the current instructions that ask for the empty list.


So why there wasn't any failed examples before my fix.


@wolkykim Well, INSTALL.md says that it only works on 2.8.12 and up.


go package does not usually contain underscore. What do you think about just name it `criurpc` ?


It may be necessary if `unittest` calls the method internally.


@dorimanx if you remember we had one auto-calculator for tune ahead value based on size of sdcard during SGS2/Note. I have tried that here. It increased this value accordingly and bam... the lag.


You mentioned somewhere that intrinsics ended up being better than expected. Is this still something you want to say?


Done.  https://github.com/AtomLinter/linter-htmlhint/releases/tag/0.0.12


@wolkykim Ah...could I put something to the effect of "This is incomplete?" instead? Because it works well on Linux and is, in my opinion, better than autotools (although I hate developing CMake scripts, it's easier for users).


Btw, "python" is the default and the entry can be left out all together.
(Which was already the case in devel)


The GStreamer plugins are not necessary for a functioning firefox. They are only needed to decode Video/Audio, and Firefox looks for them at runtime. So I don't think that they should be part of the Firefox derivation, but I'm not the firefox maintainer.


My expectation was that the timeout would be in seconds, not milliseconds. The timeout flag for WiFi connection on Tessel 1 is also in terms of seconds so we should stay consistent.


Should mention the unit of time.


No no. Go on the link. I'm splitting the libs right now !


I realised that after I created it, but I was thinking of instead creating a README.md to describe the project, and then leave the documentation to explain some of the design/implementation details (at least when it's too long to have in the code)


Revert your fix and my test will fail. It wasn't failing in 4.2.0 though. Recent Rails version bump made it fail.


I'm hoping this resolves issue #6.


I think the intention behind the original fix for https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1134686 was that the check for "root and non-daemon processes" shouldn't skip over jenkins slave processes.  If I'm understanding https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1207486 correctly, the original fix broke the stop_lock logic because processes were getting skipped that shouldn't have.


@ismailsunni I'm not able to run this IF because of change. (I had to change it back to hazard_layer.get_geometry). Could you please explain what is going on and whether you can reproduce the problem? (I'm using Volcano point shp from our test data and point buildings from OSM)


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This looks like a bug in the Windows Python implementation: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14279658/mixing-read-and-write-on-python-files-in-windows

The reason your fix didn't work is because reopening the file with 'w+b' will truncate the file, per Python documentation: https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#open

Adding a seek(0, 1) resolves the issue.  I'll make a pull request with this fix.


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@arunabha Have a look.


and updated the docs: da4f48c79482ec5fdf91d2ebf88b2d98dbb00e8d


Trailing `.` in the commit message.


@edolstra
V4L-utils, Jack audio or OpenAL aren't obscure, however I agree that it is excessive, when most things that build against ffmpeg only require the libav libraries.

I am looking into adding a libs-only version of ffmpeg that would only include the minimal dependencies necessary to be used to build against.  This would solve the issue of the dependency size and also be used to solve the circular dependency issue with opencv.  If a libs-only version were added, the only things that would depend on the full version of ffmpeg are packages like youtube-dl that wrap the executable's cli.

Also adding a libs-only version could potentially eliminate the need for maintaining older versions of the full version of ffmpeg.  This would keep the complexity of the builds down for both because the full version with all of the optional libraries wouldn't need backwards compatibility and the libs-only version would only have a few libraries that would be explicitly enabled (given it would have to be confirmed that older versions aren't needed).

Some of the issues I am double checking relating to this before doing so however are whether or not any of the optional libraries for ffmpeg are required by programs that build against it (hardware accelerators like vdpau excluded).

What are your thoughts on adding a libs-only version?


It does need to be `setUp` - see https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.html#organizing-test-code


Thanks Fabian. Fixed in commit 66a8668e0f23c9b7a15b484501f42a02b8d274fa.


r=jdm


Without your fix this is the test failure:
```
  1) Failure:
MirrorsTest#test_site_destruction [/Users/oleg/Code/comfortable-mexican-sofa/test/lib/mirrors_test.rb:240]:
"site.layouts.count" didn't change by 0.
Expected: 3
  Actual: 0
```


Yes I can (thanks!), but it's kind of hackish ;) As I said, it would be nice to have a general solution to this problem that seems rather common to me. Also note that your solution does not work in all cases, consider e.g. situations where there's a `parskip` between paragraphs. See, e.g., [this question on SO](http://tex.stackexchange.com/questions/3371/how-to-prevent-paragraph-breaks-after-theorem-environments).


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

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@othiym23 Hi, I have a question.
Why is this slash had removed:question: I think this isn't pass the test.


Icons enum(optional)


`new EmberAddon()` take some time since it's the entry point, so it will register processors, resolve addons, require some node modules and so on.
And `dummyApp.toTree()` will build all the broccoli trees which take some time as well.


I'm glad that it's happening but there's an issue with the license: simply swapping one license with another is problematic, I'd suggest getting consent of every contributor that has made nontrivial contributions under the LGPL to relicense their contributions under the new license. Strictly speaking, they did not allow distribution of their work under the new terms. If they don't consent, their commits probably need to be discarded.


r+


You didnt fix this part here


#trash-pickup


Fixed. Thanks.


Take back the indentation of my errors and add an extra line at the end of the file


Try this one
https://www.androidfilehost.com/?fid=95916177934549431

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The problem is that only a few will answer on that...


I don't have objections. A new version is uploaded. Thanks.


Will this 'else' ever get hit?  The if condition is nested in the if condition on line 39, which is the same condition (os.name == "nt"), thus I don't think this else block is reachable.


OK, I'll do it tomorrow. I think we could simply add a new binding function for "_" and recognize BitVec as a reserved keyword


See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14942304/springs-javaconfig-and-customscopeconfigurer-issue

Looks like you should mark it static.


And we use the UNCOMPRESSED_SAFILES_REGEX in the SAFILES_REGEX?


thx :)


Consistently more accurate 0.00... deviation is more common.


Why are we buffering messages received from the server? I don't think this code block could ever be hit unless it's open to begin with. Because I don't think a socket that isn't open will ever event to it's `onmessage` handler.

I think #52 was about buffering messages to be sent *before* the socket is subscribed to. I think the Issue OP just didn't understand how to leverage the openObserver.


Maybe this paragraph could contain at least a link to Hawkular (if not links to the named subprojects too). Sorry, I was lazy to collect them.


Oh I love LaTeX and typesetting... :) I'm afraid I will have to count on you to find a general solution, since I'm unlikely to have the bandwidth to deal with this issue in the near future.


This makes sense, though.

I recommend rolling back the other change, because it's not accomplishing the goals intended with #52, which I disagree with anyway.


Haven't gotten around to write docs :(


I'd personally remove the "header" text from here. It is everywhere else. If you really want to keep it, check if it is the same as in e.g. Java files.


Hi @akbargumbira  and @ismailsunni,

I'm not able to run this IF point building on point volcano.

It seems like it is due to the line 263 in the IF.
```geometry=interpolated_layer.get_geometry(as_geometry_objects=False),```.

I could get point on point working when changing the get_geometry to use the hazard layer (since that is buffered and doesn't cause the exception).

Can you  guys reproduce this problem and confirm that using the hazard layer is an OK option?


Could you elaborate on why not?


Pushed up a patch to add this.


Thanks, Bill.  Fixed in commit f96de33.


Looks cleaner :+1:


This does not build for me:
```
[ 39%] /Users/adamholmberg/git/cpp-driver/src/random.cpp:43:18: error: use of undeclared identifier 'errno'
      strerror_r(errno, buf, sizeof(buf));
                 ^
```

```#include \<errno.h>```?


For better or for worse, you can't sidestep this though. If someone hasn't expressly allowed distributing their 200 lines of code under MIT, no one can do it so the code needs to go away.


Nice catch.


Now to run it through a linter and cry as it picks holes in everything xD


Just wanted to note, you're the only one so far who didn't decide to write their own version of Math.min for this problem. That was one of my complaints in other reviews; don't rewrite anything that's provided, even if it is simple.


I think you mean:

'available': available,

You undefined free in the patch here.


Excelente!


In Rails 4.2 (which I think you're using?), you should set the Rails `SECRET_KEY_BASE`:

https://github.com/WGBH/AAPB2/blob/master/config/secrets.yml#L22


We can just replace it, that's not a big deal but I understand the problem. I'd prefer they give us their agreement. Pfiou... I really find licences complicated...


This declaration is quite boring, can't we define something like that ?

~~~ cmake
function (add_unit_test UnitTestName)
    if (${UnitTestCommand} STREQUAL "")
        # Anonymous parameter definition (not tested)
        set(UnitTestCommand ${UnitTestName})
    endif()
    add_test(${UnitTestName} ${UnitTestCommand})
    set_property(TEST ${UnitTestName} PROPERTY ENVIRONMENT
                 PATH=${CMAKE_RUNTIME_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY}:$ENV{PATH}
                 LD_LIBRARY_PATH=${CMAKE_LIBRARY_OUTPUT_DIRECTORY}:$ENV{LD_LIBRARY_PATH}
                 PYTHONPATH=${CMAKE_BINARY_DIR}/bindings/python:$ENV{PYTHONPATH})
endfunction()
~~~


Thank you very much! updating right now!


hmm, could we do a try catch around the import shinx_rtd_theme and default to alabaster or something else if it isn't available


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The endless wonders of Latex... ;) Right now I also don't have the time, but maybe in a month or so I'll have some spare energy. If yes, I'll give it a try! In the meantime, thank you for your wonderful tool and the quick responses! :-)


Why is `m_target` initialized with `target`, and then immediately set to `value` inside the constructor?

It seems like the muddled meaning of target and value is what caused the original "egregious bug". I guess this is just a detail in the cpp, so not too important to get the naming right, but still...


Thanks ! There're a few other places in container_linux.go that have
underscore in name. I think we should fix them too.

I will try to give this + criu 1.5.1 a test.

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GetAddresses returns an error if the slice is empty and triggers the 404.


This is probably simpler to read, but be aware of the trap you fall into when writing something like

    if (cond)
        x = true

in a situation like this could be simplified to `x = cond` or in the specific example
`joined[i] = (z[i] != 0 && (y[i] % z[i] == 0))`

That being said, I think it's overall easier to read the current way.


magic numbers


This value changes per request given that its constantly rotating to perform round robin.


magic numbers everywhere


'xx' > '' not needed


Styling changes


trytry


:+1:

There'a also a dice roller plugin, but it's vulnerable to attack by users rolling too many dice at once, given the way it works (I had to disable mine...). If you trust your users not to abuse it, it allows `!roll #d#` for a command.


Where do messy data records get blocked?


The fact none of you know my last name disappoints me.


These look pretty fine to me. You have a good, consistent coding style, your implementations are simple and easy to understand, and you added sufficient tests in my opinion. You don't fall into the traps of being too clever when there's a simpler, clearer solution or being overly verbose. In the future, make sure to practice adding comments in useful locations. For this exercise, it's pretty obvious, but for future exercises, it'll make it clear what your logic was when writing certain parts of the implementation.


That probably needs to be dynamically generated because I think the trailing slash appears or disappears based on the Node.js / io.js version (yes, really).


This is a repository for code associated with UMUC's capstone project for CMSC 495


It works without a case to only execute when the ticker passes the message?


Was this code removed? I noticed the arrows now are now too steep.


No reason to be working with a pointer until you need to. So create values not pointers, then pass the address of the value when you need to share it. In cases where a value is being created to be immediately returned, like in a return statement, then it is ok.


What I did forget to ask about your changes: are these official icons? How are these icons licensed?


There should be an additional new line after the commit title, otherwise the whole message is treated as an extremely long title.


woooord


I dig.


99% Changes For Vendor To Go!


:beers:


kjn


misspelling


Even two separate lines would be fine if you use the fetch default of `[]` instead of nil:

```ruby
supported_reasons = EVENTS_FILTER.fetch(event_data[:kind], [])

unless supported_reasons.include?(event_data[:reason])
  ...
```

Note that you don't even need the fetch default if you just change the Hash itself to default that way:

```ruby
EVENTS_FILTER = Hash.new { [] }.merge!(
  'Node' => %w(online offline rebooted)
)

...

supported_reasons = EVENTS_FILTER[event_data[:kind]]
```


Wouldnt this modification from /etc/barrett to ${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}/config require us to modify everything that reads from the etc/barrett ? I believe there was nothing more than the ones included in here, in John Hopkin's patch.
Personally, I would still weigh having a shared central config vs local config equally given that each of them have their own pros and cons. However, I would be happy to follow your opinion since I have an equivocal view on this.


I don't see where you are filtering lower scoring, redundant matches to the same entity.


The select is not needed since you are only waiting on a single channel.  Line 87 will wait until a value is received, then your Purge call will happen and the loop will start over again.


i hate git


I think this is a good warning. Wondering if it needs to be mentioned in docs, or at least the API header.


In fact, the structure seems to declare both UINTXX and BLOCK_UINTXX parameters with the same name. Maybe the test was failling for a good reason, or we should at least have a warning?

~~~xml
<ComponentLibrary>
		<ComponentType Name="TEST_DIR">
			<IntegerParameter Name="UINT32" Size="32" Signed="false" Max="1000" Mapping="Binary:UINT32"/>
			<IntegerParameter Name="UINT16" Size="16" Signed="false" Max="1000" Mapping="Binary:UINT16"/>
			<IntegerParameter Name="UINT8" Size="8" Signed="false" Max="100" Mapping="Binary:UINT8"/>
		</ComponentType>
		<ComponentType Name="TEST_TYPES">
			<ParameterBlock Name="BLOCK_PARAMETER">
				<IntegerParameter Name="UINT8" Size="8" Signed="false" Mapping="Binary:BLOCK_UINT8"/>
				<IntegerParameter Name="UINT16" Size="16" Signed="false" Mapping="Binary:BLOCK_UINT16"/>
				<IntegerParameter Name="UINT32" Size="32" Signed="false" Mapping="Binary:BLOCK_UINT32"/>
			</ParameterBlock>
		</ComponentType>
</ComponentLibrary>
~~~


Makes sense since waiting for a channel is a blocking operation. Way cleaner indeed.


Ok


Also I wonder if you've considered using some git magic to preserve the commit histories when splitting the repos. It should be doable, but dunno if you'll find it worthwhile.


I've bought your argument on the `DirtyPropagationScope` header. What do you think about making the `UndoScope` change now and providing `UndoContext` in a backward-compatible-but-deprectated sort of way? Too scary? Too tangentially related?


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@hestad its been fixed. Thanks for the link :+1:


f_bsize;    /* file system block size */
f_frsize;   /* fragment size */
f_blocks;   /* size of fs in f_frsize units */
f_bavail;   /* # free blocks for unprivileged users */

It's possible that the f_frsize could be different than the block size.  so let's work backwards from the known units:

total = hddinfo.f_blocks * hddinfo.f_bsize
avail = hddinfo.f_bavail * hddinfo.f_bsize
used = total_bytes - avail


Thanks a lot!!!!


Why? :(


No worries @loongchan! In ES6 there is going to be `let` which will not hoist and variables defined with `let` will have block scope.


Ok, but we should never leave the release number in the links, because it will just go out of date.  Corrected later.


> This is disabled on VIP.

Why is it disabled on VIP, and what do you do as an alternative?

cc @mpatek


So the explicit copy version is dog slow...  However, the other two do not appear to be equal so there must be some optimization but it's not no overhead,

```
               Rate    array arrayref
array    17953321/s       --     -33%
arrayref 26809651/s      49%       --
```


This revision is clean.


You can use `df.talk_choice_type.SayGoodbye` instead of `5` here, which would be much easier to work with if the enum values ever change.


I would rather change the document syntax to ``plain/1.0``.


@stewart917: When I swap what I expect to be rows and columns values the meshes come out as expected. This commit also updated the generated meshes in the tmpData/c216 directory.


# todoTest


Thanks @muhqu!


We wanted to. We thought about asking github to move it to the organization. @jeremyletang finally decided to keep the old repo and create a new one.


Ok


The use of the `LPCWSTR` macro tells me you have your app set to unicode in the project properites.  I think using 'multi-byte character set' or whatever the alternative is will make your life easier.


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closes #34


rubocop wants us to prefer ```unless``` over ```if !```... what do you think about that?


In python they use usually ```if depend not in test_results:```


Here: https://github.com/datamade/dedupe-api/blob/master/api/utils/delayed_tasks.py#L201-L211 That query gets everything but except one record from each of the exact match pairings. I don't remember why it's that way.


I'm not sure you need github's cooperation for that. If humanly possible I'd be strongly in favour of not losing data when reorganizing the repo structure.
I haven't done such splitting before but a little googling suggests it's possible: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/359424/detach-subdirectory-into-separate-git-repository/17864475#17864475


Looks like this loop logic will cause the same message to be processed repeatedly.
Let's assume that `keepGoing` is true and `PeekMessage` returns false.

Also, PLEASE move your WM_HOTKEY logic into your WndProc, that's what it's there for.


i'm all about unless, so long as there is never an accompanying `else`. rubocop will also yell at you if you have

    unless blah
       blah
    else
        blah
    end


Sweet, thanks @jacburge ! :+1:


which is terrible.


I'll let @jeremyletang handle that. He will do it tomorrow, he doesn't have an internet access yet.


It's better to use explicit ```raise LookupError(...)``` here


That's what the example script was doing, it looked like the argument parser used a different type of slash.


r=jdm


True. I totally missed it. This will change anyways with fetch-as functionality and Michael, Lasky and Vince are discussing about the functionality of fetch-as.

I can do a temporary fix for the above mentioned scenario.


Ok


I made a typo in the title that says type" it suppose to be typo' and the real typo is in the mininetclidriver. I hope this doesn't confuse you.


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So you are saying that we block *all* the records, including the currently unmatched records.


In some more detail:

The Docker image/slug caching was put in in service of developer (me)
iteration speed, because I noticed I wasted a lot of time waiting for
images to re-download.

I also noticed that beyond a certain point I barely touched the image
download/extraction components...after all, it is download and untar
more or less.  So I sacrificed clarity in that case to make the stuff
that did require iteration -- execution -- be able to be worked on
something like ten or even a hundred times faster vs re-downloading
every time.

Given this change does is bake old hsups into the image, it sacrifices
that agility unless one is doubly sure that development is following a
pattern where one in addition does not frequently change
inside-container runtime code (e.g. abspath or the inner libcontainer
stuff), and somehow all the iteration is focused on the
outside-container code.

Finally, I think those semantics are complicated enough that people
are going to second guess whether they understand their change
correctly and be busting the image cache all the time.  Too much
cognitive load.

All in all, if this causes people to bust image caches frequently, the
entire enterprise of caching those images becomes merely tedium, and
the original purpose is lost.  Production doesn't really so much need
that caching given it can fetch S3 contents via gigabit.


How can I unpack it in CNF, for example?


The depreciation would be for the .getName() function, I believe it’s with the name. Bukkit has moved to UUIDs and name-related methods are discouraged and considered deprecated, from what I know.
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What's the reasoning behind this one?


Is this correct? Should it be `N=nsamples`?


ok thanks


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1249
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1247
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1283
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1462
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1465
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/428


Ok, but shouldn't use links to specific versions, which will just go out of date.


Bumping up redirects too?


On line 349, I sort the matches by the confidence in ascending order and then on 350, I make a reversed version of the ``entity_mapping`` dict (from line 347) where the keys are the entity IDs. If there is more than one record that matches a particular entity, only the last one (and therefore the highest confidence) gets recorded in the ``ents`` dict on line 350.


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Haha aa det blev fel i Gudens filer. Blev förmodligen något fel när vi höll på med alla development-branches I guess. Vi fixar det imorgon.

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Wondrous!


Any particular reason you are setting `decodeEntities` as false? This is a breaking change in my environment:

```html
<div class="container" style="color:black;font-family:"Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;font-size:14px;margin:0 auto;width:400px;"></div>
```

```shell
# Error
Error parsing: element: div style: color:black;font-family:"Helvetica Neue", Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;font-size:14px;margin:0 auto;width:400px;
```


Please revert this changes and rather add an build flag (which could be default off) whether or not to build shared libraries.


Okay. Thanks.


Possible to use `Exceptions#stringify(Throwable)`


If i try to serialise a user pojo to json,(using given/contenttype/body) which is what the post method is expecting i get an error saying jackson or gson must be in build path. They are in the build path but. WTF like.

Also if i just give it a string representation of the json object i get a 400 bad request error(bad request) without using both the body and also again tried using just params.

If i give it a json string and do not set content type i get a 415 error(unsupported media type) which is the only error that actually makes sense.


Просто писать ```except:```` в python - это плохой тон. Ты будешь перехватывать абсолютно все исключения, даже синтаксические ошибки. Как минимум стоит делать ```except Exception:```, но самое правильно это явно указывать ожидаемые исключения


Yeas.


@chrisaljoudi Remove me too from collaborators, please.


fast-forwarding master to auto = 6bedf4a2


this fixes #40


I'm OK with that, but I think we could do even better by only inserting the `T.eq` conditions on the dimensions where the shapes are different. For instance:
```python
    if theano.config.experimental.local_alloc_elemwise_assert:
        assert_cond = [T.eq(i.shape[idx], cmp_op.shape[idx])
                       for idx in xrange(i.type.ndim)
                       if not same_shape(i, cmp_op, idx, idx)]
        if assert_cond:
            assert_op = assert_(assert_op, *assert_cond)
```
(assuming that `same_shape` will return `True` if `i` is broadcastable on that axis)


All except one per exact match pairing. Again, I don't remember exactly why that is the way it is off the top of my head.


Si quelqu'un a les viewing_rights sur un binet, il devrait pouvoir accéder à members : cela permet en plus aux administrateurs d'accéder facilement à l'endroit ou ils gèrent les observateurs.


Maybe we should keep both tests?


we can... although we'd need a lock etc and the computation's always gonna be pretty light


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/mmatyas/servo/commit/56303e21ccb22313498584cdeb08544398a08c92


merging mmatyas/servo/canvas_arcto = 56303e21 into auto


mmatyas/servo/canvas_arcto = 56303e21 merged ok, testing candidate = ae31d9d9


#11 Test


Did all the specs pass?


I'd combine this in the switch case below like so:

```Go
case tc.watchingOnly, wantAddr.watchingOnly:
```


En fait à cause des merge, il y a un conflit qui a été mal résolu, et un lien que j'avais rajouté dans la sidebar a disparu ... Il s'appelait membres avec fa-group. Je peux le rajouter si tu veux, ou tu peux le faire.


This was overlooked when isolating this change. Will fix and rebase.


Forget about this .. I deleted it in the next commit


This was not meant to be pushed, reverting this revert.


Separate controller added to handle all views for the form. @andyjbas


peru gay


Back to the original Evaporator.py ... The refrigerant pressure drop function is removed .. no idea about the reference for it


Yeah, it works! @rnestler

![img](http://tmp.dbrgn.ch/screenshots/20150401_230320.png)


This argument should override the object labels, not supplement them.


jscs is yelling about this line, I think it is an option that is just on by default.

As far as the "why"

I agree with this article
http://benalman.com/news/2012/05/multiple-var-statements-javascript/

and the point about `Maintenance` primarily.


@ericboivin Après notre discussion de lundi, j'ai tester d'avantage pour trouver la source du problème. Il s'avère finalement qu'il y a un bug dans l'implémentation de l'API de paiement. Selon la classe `InformationsPaiementTO`, l'attribut `order_id` est un type primitif `long`. Néanmoins, lorsque je vais mes tests, on peut constater que le backend plante si je transmet un `long` (voir le code ci-haut) alors qu'il fonctionne très bien avec un int. Alors, il serait important de soit corriger l'API, soit corriger l'implémentation. Merci! :smile:


Thanks, that’s definitely better.


Ok je le fais.


Can you post the errors that led you to make these changes?


I cannot recollect.

@elbuo8 can you?

Otherwise, @doctyper we welcome a pull request, to make that an optional setting - defaulting to false.


@chrisseaton yes


@jvehent could we leave it in and support both JSON formats?

As I said before, I have something like half a year worth of data in this currently-obsolete format...


You can write %table.table.table-striped for brevity.


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Same here. %span.label.label-primary.
But both options are equivalent, class: is mainly used when you have variable classes.


About linking errors, the proper toolchain is needed which supports LTO.


Yes, I haven't done any behavior change besides fixing the issue — I don't know the original reasoning behind the code after all. I've just updated the PR, hope that makes sense now (looks cleaner indeed).


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It was breaking `'` since it replaced it with an incompatible version.

We should change this to accept an options object for cheerio rather than hardcoding this.


This can be replaced by
```if task_participants.where(user: user).first.completed```
(assuming completed is a bolean field)


Return true / false explicitly is overkill. In ruby, the last expression is automatically returned, so you can remove the entire if / else thingy.


hm, I can't reproduce the first issue anymore. All the better :)


perhaps "createBucketType" would be a better method name, given that we all Riak's `bucket-type create ...`? (even though it means create *or* modify - still arguably better to be consistent with Riak's commands and documentation). Same goes for effector method on RiakNode as well (but the effector description can say "Create or modify a bucket type before activation" [1]).

Do we also need to activate the bucket type: "Like all bucket types, this type needs to be activated to be usable within the cluster." [1]. That is, call `riak-admin bucket-type activate ...`?

[1] http://docs.basho.com/riak/latest/dev/advanced/bucket-types/


Nope.


Thanks @koalaling !


Updated!