On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 6:03 PM, Luthaf <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Ok, I did not realize that you also maintain Julia.jl =). So it should be through the julia-user mailing list.

*grin*, that is correct !

PS: Do feel free to submit a PR if you have a package to share in .py or .jl :)

SVAKSHA ॥  http://about.me/svaksha  ॥


That's not right because the this table has other columns


I've made the change.


This commit removes one div with a class row and adds a missing class span6 to the container of the controls. Everything should align perfectly now.


You should avoid checking in your API keys! Can you fix this?


@copumpkin: As @lethalman mentioned, it's only for VM tests, you usually want to use net or serial console for a more accurate way to extract textual content.


Return would actually break us out of the each loop in the false case here.


Updates


Yeah, I figured it was for VM tests, and that's why I was surprised at the display -> OCR thing instead of serial console!


lol, love the commit name


Why not in CSS/SASS?


@mikedurbin I looked over this and the only predicate I had to add was also `premis:hasDateCreatedByApplication` for the original date a file was created. Since I wasn't moving the entire Fedora3 object, I only needed the fields that Sufia was using, and that Fedora4 would subsequently create when the object was recreated in Fedora4.


:+1: for whitespace awesomeness.


US english - Initialization
British english - Initialisation


Thank you for all the fish ..... quick cheat to get gd working with new libvpx


NONEED MEPA


Sorry for the delay in my response.

The only thing I'm concerned about is allowing regexes, which (traditionally) isn't what NO_PROXY supports AFAIK. Wouldn't a simple string compare do for starters?


SHould the AUP be shown twice?


Can line-height be set more globally for this sort of element (i.e., are we repeating something here, or is this unique?)?


I don't understand why this was limited to 2 metrics to begin with, but it makes me nervous to allow an arbitrary number. Let's put an upperbound of 4 on this for now, which will solve your usecase...


Eh, I was suggesting it for flow reasons. It reads strangely to me that this comes after
> A relationship object that represents a to-many relationship **MAY** also contain pagination links under the `"links"` member, as described below.

...but flow is perhaps a larger problem to be addressed later. If you can see a way to clean this up, great. If not, I'm +1 to merge.


:+1: for pulling the footer out.


I think this test for file existence fundamentally wrong and should be removed.  It defeats all the non-simple-file drivers.  Blech


There's no context here, so it's hard to judge. What is the problem? Doesn't Stackexchange and/or Wordpress provide an 'openid.ns' param? They're required to do so as per the spec.


init to 0 otherwise there is another warning


Good point, let's change that !


`provide and accept constructive criticism on the work of others or our own work`.


Sure, that should fix it too! Will close the bug then, thanks!


The deque approach sounds good to me too...  I've just used it elsewhere in #165 and the same thing should probably happen here.


The coolness factor is very great, but...

Tesseract is a big dependency (tesseract + leptonica =~ 160 MiB). So it would be good to make this an optional dependency of the test driver so that we only pull it in for tests that need it.


my bad


:+1: :heart: @aszlig


I would do a sanity-check verification here before returning the value, that way we're sure we'll be able to verify this thing when it comes back.


Felix, thanks for the contribution! I think this is a very useful feature.

There are some more to consider here.

The reason we remove the project folder is that, the space in temp folder (usually /tmp)   is very limited and therefore we want to clean up the previously built project files by default.

Please add another option, e.g. --keep-project-file, to get rid of the clean-up. Do not simply remove the delete operation here.

Thanks!


@nickclaw has this been published? (Cause I am still seeing this error...)

Is there away to run this from the git repo (without it needing to be published)? Forgive me for not knowing enough about Atom to know if I can do that.


Actually, since you area going to release it, the repository URL should be updated to point to *this* repo not the original, since the code you push on npmjs.org corresponds to this repo.


This is interesting. I was looking for other cases where this type of naming convention is used for gdal datasets, and unable to find examples.


ok


Is this command tested?


I think some of these were made unsigned for a reason... how does that hurt MSVC?


@edolstra: Mhm, that's what I was mentioning in the commit message as well, I'll try to make it optional.


This is fixed in another fork. The code should be `socket.destroy()` instead of `socket.close()`.


Cada vez melhor.
Consegue fazer ele e pegar um arquivos com funções de extensao?
Fiz algumas uteis pro opencart, mas o render ficou enorme.


а твиттер с фейсбуом, ютюбом тоже можно сделать или нет?


Bcoz the phone simply stucks at the kernel logo. Maybe I should remove ric file from ramdisk?


nope was a mistake corrected it


we might need this for USB?


исправлю


Thanks Mark! Now what exactly did you have the NSLog print to confirm that
, that was the issue? Were you print out a BOOL result?

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> @Diego-F-Aguirre <https://github.com/Diego-F-Aguirre> The issue you are
> having is caused by this line. It should be NSString *accessToken =
> [urlString substringFromIndex:indexOfTokenStarting]; Consider the
> difference. The result was that the access token was not being saved - and
> that is required to fetch data. I found this by placing NSLog(...)
> statements in various spots.
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So we are waiting for them to update their documentation?


@as-cii could we please use Rails’s `flash` messages here?


TankDeadband (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1146 of 1146 tests passed)

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Need to push level button into controller here:

                onCompleted: {
                    controller.factPanel = viewPanel
                    controller.statusLog = statusTextArea
                    controller.progressBar = progressBar
                    controller.compassButton = compassButton
                    controller.gyroButton = gyroButton
                    controller.accelButton = accelButton
                    controller.airspeedButton = airspeedButton
                    controller.cancelButton = cancelButton
                    controller.orientationCalAreaHelpText = orientationCalAreaHelpText
                }


By the way I just got in at work so no worries if you can't get back to me
soon.

On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 2:20 PM, Diego Aguirre <diego3884@gmail.com> wrote:

> Thanks Mark! Now what exactly did you have the NSLog print to confirm that
> , that was the issue? Were you print out a BOOL result?
>
> On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 1:58 PM, dothework <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> @Diego-F-Aguirre <https://github.com/Diego-F-Aguirre> The issue you are
>> having is caused by this line. It should be NSString *accessToken =
>> [urlString substringFromIndex:indexOfTokenStarting]; Consider the
>> difference. The result was that the access token was not being saved - and
>> that is required to fetch data. I found this by placing NSLog(...)
>> statements in various spots.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/Diego-F-Aguirre/Blocstagram_V3/commit/4fe8e57c3e499500ac85184b67eea5bf57de5d8e#commitcomment-11312215>
>> .
>>
>
>
>
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Comecei a exclusão de descontos, mas na página ainda não mostra o nome do produto (já tenho a consulta do BD que cruza os descontos e os produtos, mas ainda estou tentanto usar as funções do Codeigniter para isso). Fiz baseado no commit anterior de Joel


я думала, что да. чтобы автор цитаты был на другой строке.


Fixes https://github.com/SpaceTalk/SpaceTalk/issues/28#event-310951302.


Nice!


Would you like a cup of tea misteURE Rouzier ?


Shouldn't this be conditional on the file existing?  I think it will emit an error in the case where the admin has set up a config file to disable it before the service has started the first time.


This was the problem line.


`Citizenship` should be able to be covered by `Naturalization`, no?


There are assertions missing. It can't be exactly the same test case as with Catch ES. You need to verify that the redelivery happens and happens the correct number of times.


Ele mostra os descontos na página de exclusão criada


@iSaulius

Clean install will not help you to solve the problem because this fix has been merge today, and will be available in the next release.
At the moment, you have 2 options:
1. To download the master version from GitHub.
2. To add this fix manually to the ralavent CSS file.

Hope it helps.


Thanks!


Yep, I'm familiar with that project!  I'm not really a fan of most documentation generators because you almost always want to editorialize, or gloss over a bunch of insignificant changes.


The same exceptions should also be caught in putOneHost, deleteOneHost, startApplicationOneNode, stopApplicationOneNode. Can we handle the exceptions within the *Inner methods instead?


I made the change.


Maybe extra variable `order` is unnecessary?


`DraftRegistration` should change to `MilitaryDraftRegistration` to align with `FactType`.


yep, i patched manually and that worked as advertised


I'm planning on adding that next - I'm using https://github.com/WebReflection/get-own-property-symbols as my metric, and I opened https://github.com/WebReflection/get-own-property-symbols/issues/4 for the `Object()` case.

Can `core-js` fix itself so this test passes?


Thank you!


`Flourish` was determined to be the same as `Living` as a `FactType`. Should probably be the same here, too.


*Changed the way that AllNodes and RootNodes are sought. Now we get all "TR" using a pseudo class. This will improve the perfomance, because, instead of get all "TR", we just get the specific elements.*


'Zi cupe off tee' you mean I think.
That's 'French english'.
Seems that's the one used here these days


Sorry, not published yet.

Yeah, you can replace the file in your installed copy.


`Guardianship` was clarified to be `GuardianParent` in `FactType`. I assume that's the same thing?


Test fails with new design.


my_variable = 10


There's a competing patch adding the same feature by @tcichowicz https://github.com/pz07/winston-rsyslog/commit/980134d38cfaa30a140225ce5d639935df6a5e8c


It may also be worthwhile for you to make a smaller tesseract package. It currently comes with multiple languages by default and I imagine they blow up the size quite a bit. You could probably get away with no extra languages, check the `tesseract` expression for what I mean.


`Illness` was determined to be covered by `Medical` in `FactType`.


But uf curse!
Mi bad!


Hmm, how do you mean?  Because I had a feeling something was bizarre about
having to directly link to a .hmtl, plus that looked different from how you
wrote from the code for the other header links.

How can we fix the bucket?

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88737258-EPW-Ruby-Access (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2114 of 2213 tests passed)

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`Interment` was determined to be the same thing as `Burial`.


yes, it is required.  the logic is:

    if there are files
        throw validation error if there is more than one file
        set files tuple to first and only file
    else
        set files tuple to empty


WOW NICE COMMIT <3


The check has been implemented at lower layer: https://github.com/rzarzynski/ceph/blob/wip-4099_garbage_collector/src/rgw/rgw_rados.cc#L4679.


71693606-CompilerWarnings1 (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1656 of 1656 tests passed)

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I've added some default values.


I think we decided to use `MarriageBanns` as the same as `MarriageIntent`.


Isso não me diz nada, desculpe a idéia do subjetivo não é legal... peço um comentário para esses casos.


I think we decided to use `MarriageBanns` as the same as `MarriageNotice`.


This should be a primitive boolean, initialized with false. We only use boxed primitives in cases where we really need to differentiate between false and "not initialized", e.g. where we do some lazy loading of a boolean attribute. If I get it right, this field is not stored in the database and the getter of this field will return false for the actual null/false values.


What's `MarriageSettlement`? That's a new one to me...


Extract validation logic to validator.


and the parameters/return values should then change too in this and the next method


No, of course i'm not offloading it. But i already use nginx to serve some images, why not use the same method?
(but it's project-specific in nginx. it also turned out it is not exactly the same - nginx strips all = signs, but that was my reasoning)

About remote url masking: we have two projects, both of them use images from each other. There is a risk that search engine will consider one of them a mirror of another, so we wanted to get rid of other project's urls.


`Membership` seems really generic to me. What's the formal definition?


I have now fixed that one and a few others... thanks again.


Let’s keep it as is.


Is this file still something we're working on or is the experiment finished?


Not sure, http://udu.tivac.com doesn't have that problem so I'm suspicious about the bucket config. My guess is it's bucket permissions not being set quite right.


Ciao @marcore!
Sono Andrea Di Giorgi, ti ricordi di me? Abbiamo lavorato insieme al progetto *Feeding Knowledge* per Expo :smile:

Thank you so much for your contribution! I'm glad you tried to use our new Gradle scripts!

However, these are only prototypes that are not maintained anymore and will be removed eventually. We moved all these scripts to [Gradle plugins](https://github.com/liferay/liferay-portal/tree/master/modules/sdk) written in Java. They're still under development (especially `gradle-plugins`, the main one), but you can already try them and let me know what you think! Any suggestions are more than welcome! :blush:


Military rank and regiment may fit better as properties of the event/fact of type `MilitaryService`, no?


Thanks for your attention. I'll fix that soon.


@apg Thanks for the review! I agree, limitless is probably a bad idea.

Would it be alright with you if I set the upperbound a bit higher (6 or 8) instead of 4? Would give some room if we need to add a few more events in the future.


I'm baffled by these changes. @smarterclayton aren't we supposed to use camel-cased names since `golint` isn't complaining about them aka it's considered more idiomatic?


We decided to split `Move` into `MoveTo` and `MoveFrom`, so `Move` might be superfluous.


Other than putting a ceiling on the number of metrics we pull, this looks good to me.


@bion such confuse - how are these both Nil? Even before I replaced MusicTheory::Note @frequency's "options[:frequency || 440.0" with interpret_frequency_or_pitch_object I was getting Nil for @pitch_object_note and @frequency note.


Yes, upstream uses "_" incorrectly, we should only ever be using camelCase for our constants here.


`optFilter(tabs).map(Browser.toTab)`


This SHOULD work (only for HTML5) but it doesn't for some reason.
It would be easy enough to include some if statements to create overrides for the flash player, but really i'd like to get the HTML5 player working as a basic controller first.


commit


Okay, I see. I actually thought of the same thing but decided against it because the paragraph on the optional `links` member is still a part of the main definition of a relationship object that probably shouldn't be split in two.


hahahhahaha

![img](http://i0.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/000/198/020/BRTky.jpg)


yeah, I guess that was a stupid question, since you're clearly checking the signature in this commit :)  though that would be an interesting way to do signed requests... do it entirely within nginx such that imageproxy isn't even aware that it's happening?

Anyway, thanks for the additional info.


Hi Alex - I'm not sure you intended to remove all the semicolons from the GPL declaration ...

BTW is there a function in pycbc (or lalsimulation) that calculates the 'correct' chirp time for non-precessing inspirals, including all known PN terms and aligned spins?


LGTM, but it would be a great idea to not walk the list of tabs once for each open tab… high-priority follow-up.


Extract events and constant in enum and fields to avoid mistakes in future. I recommend you avoid events, because it make architecture tangled.


My pleasure. You provided a lot of changes, and for that I couldn't really find much to comment on. :+1:


This is my kind of commit!

![](http://media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lsbbavICPF1qcn7d7.jpg)


ok


also I am now going to be arranging my entire work day around using this image as much as possible


88737258-EPW-Ruby-Access (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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@krokodilerian @vlood @ignisf @isld пичове вчера излизайки от лаба осъзнах, че затварянето на всички прозорци не е най-добрата идея за лятото. Така през най-хладната част от денонощието няма да имаме проветрение в Лаба. Дайте да измислим кои прозорци да остават отворени и кои трябва да се затварят. Имайки предвид, че имаме решетки не би трябвало да е проблем с прозорците.


Do you need that positional data for this? If so, can you open a new issue and assign it to me?


Guys contact me on hangouts, i have some things to tell you about this.. Search Sira Cuervo


Wanna go to this thing when you're visiting? I dunno anything about it, but there's free drinks


nice!


I can't understand with is "tastTA", probably it is bad name for class.


it seems wrong, should be instead
var OSG = window.OSG


Hey there,

Beginning with your first question, are you asking for a standlaone LZEXE unpacker? I think there's already a port available (in addition to the original DOS versions):

http://sourceforge.net/projects/clonekeenplus/files/Tools/unlzexe/
https://github.com/gerstrong/Commander-Genius/blob/master/tools/unlzexe/unlzexe.cpp

As for the data lookup, this is a good idea. My current plan is letting the program look for compatible game data in the process' working directory, as well as an internal small set of directories used for certain installations of games (like the 3D Catacombs from GOG.com). So, this is what I think that I'm going to do for now.

In case you want to add any additional directory (like something in /usr/share/games), one obvious question that may pop up is, which games and versions of them are expected? How should their installations be structured? And, while not implying this will necessarily be useful, how can one be ready for the possibility of any future version of a game to be supported? Hopefully it's just a matter of naming directories, though.


Wanna go to this thing when you're visiting? It might be boring, I don't know anything about it, but there's free drinks and food
https://learn.zenefits.com/2015-roadshow-registration.html


I think the implementation with properties is much better, allows for easy future addition of other hints and settings. However, why the API backward incompatible change? Why not overriding with a second constructor, leaving the original in place?


@Fuuzetsu: Haven't looked at the `tesseract` expression yet, but will do that now.


we can remove completely this sample from the repository


Why was this log removed ?


Thanks for explaining!


LGTM.


thanks for cleaning up my rubbish :-)


Uhm I think there was a mail on the internal Metalb maillist. Don't remember why I thought This comment would be the best idea to improve this thing here.... :)


VC lists that the for variable must be a signed integer variable.


I'm confused. All my local tags (including v2.0.25) have been pushed. I use `git push --tags origin`. I don't know what `master` would do as you suggest. I had originally understood you were complaining about the detached tags (i.e., a tag that references a commit that is not part of the master branch or any other branches).

> You're not just tagging a commit, you're changing a file.

How can one tag a commit that doesn't change anything? Your tags also changes something, see 085834a98ae87f2cd438c6c2b23d49757d576406. Similarly, https://github.com/jquery/jquery-ui/commit/9422541ccfb51839e735537ba270fec2f6e03f42.
 Anyway, this doens't change


I think the implementation with properties is much better, allows for easy future addition of other hints and settings. However, why the API backward incompatible change? Why not overriding with a second constructor, leaving the original in place? Note that with original, I mean the very original that did not have either `fetchSize` or `properties`.


@cgwalters

I tested it. It does not fail. I think it just checks if there is a file pointer in metadata of logical volume and if it is present, remove that link. And it does not care whether file is present or not. For example.  Following is how volume looks like with profile attached.

- Volume with profile docker-test--docker-pool-extend attach
  docker-pool docker-test        twi-aot---  17.94g             55.67  0.62                             docker-test--docker-pool-extend

- Remove profile file
   rm /etc/lvm/profile/docker-test--docker-pool-extend.profile

- Detach profile
 lvchange --detachprofile docker-test/docker-pool
  Logical volume "docker-pool" changed

- state after detach
docker-pool docker-test        twi-aot---  17.94g             55.67  0.62

So it worked. I think failures will happen when you attach profile and remove file. Later when daemon tries to read profile to read rules, it will complain as file is not there.


Also are you sure about removing `FlushSamples()`? It does some extra stuff and I'm not sure that the shortcut you are taking will not have side effects.


pas mal mais deux choses :

1/ ne vaut il pas mieux réunir les tanks et bunkers, vu qu'on ne fonctionne qu'avec des obus et non des tourelles ?

2/ Il faut sincèrement créer un double des listes, tout simplment parce que lorsque ta fonction est finie, ta "copie_liste" va disparaitre et tu ne pourras jamais faire bouger tes projectiles.


Much better!


const (
...
)


It was supposed to be moved into `create_container`, but looks like it's gone missing. I'll open an issue.


Aussi tu as fait une erreur : pour haut et bas il faut faire :
+        copie_liste = list(obus_position_haut_bunker)
+        copie_liste[h1][1] += 5

Car pour le coup tu bouges sur le X et non sur le Y pour un obus qui va vers le haut, ça ne va pas ! ( modification => copie_liste[h1][0] += 5 devient copie_liste[h1][1] += 5 )


Can't we just use `Census`?


symfony


If this is an LDS ordinance, we should probably remove it from here and create our own LDS ordianance types...


maintenance


Agree with previous comments in both commits and can't add more. LGTM.


`Photograph`? What are the conditions where you'd want a `Photograph` event? Why not just link to the photo?


![fin_mur](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11269760/7756284/912faedc-fffa-11e4-8c56-e60e38e09655.png)
![fin_noyade bonne taille](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11269760/7756285/91366f24-fffa-11e4-956a-13fdca9458bd.png)
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It is doing an API call per metric -- my guess is that the 2 was put in place because arithmetic is usually a binary operation.

We should have pretty high limits right now in terms of API call limits (and other limits which are a bit opaque and we don't understand so well), but nevertheless, I'd prefer to be a bit more cautious about our potential API usage, as exceeding those limits results in spurious pages that wake people up at night for no reason.

Librato supports *naming* composite metrics. 4 seems like a reasonable number to just *list* as you're doing. But, if you need a sum of more than 4, it'd probably make sense to just build a new named composite metric within Librato, and query *that* in your alert definition. See [this blog post](http://blog.librato.com/posts/announcing-saving-and-alerting-on-composite-metrics) for more details.


What's `Pension`? Is it a receipt of a pension distribution?


I gathered you wanted me to create a 'Living' Event Type.   The next check-in will have that.


Why magic number? I thin that SERIAL_BAUD_RATE should remain here :-1:


Minor issue here. `@win_game = true` sets `@win_game` to true. `@win_game == true` tests to see if `@win_game` is true.


`SchoolEnrollment` is the same as `EducationEnrollment`, no?


Or hard-wrap. Whatever.


Changed it to "GuardianParent"


we should maybe add a catch/fail here


> Are you sure that locking m_ImageProcessingLock isn't enough?

Even if so, we have specific queue lock that should be used to guard `m_ScheduledSamples` and `m_FreeSamples`.

>  Also I would be very careful with removing the main m_ImageProcessingLock lock when emptying the samples.

It is already locked in calling function. Again we have specific lock for queues and we should use that. Or remove it, because it might be redundant.


.catch/fail ?


Remember, `board` isn't in scope here. You probably wanted to refer to the instance variable `@board`.


Commit annullato per cambiare il nome del commit per adeguarlo allo standard del progetto


is this intended to be used anywhere?


Yenda, I'll let you decide on this - ultimately you might need to let
Kirill know if you want him to implement something different than what he
has done - , but if you do end up adding some stuff to this, please try to
avoid huge #ifdefs in the middle of existing functions - better to create
extra function calls where the Windows stuff can go - and make sure that
all function names are Kaldi compliant, e.g. XxxYyy not xxx_yyy.
I think we can assume bash or bash-compatible shells are used; I think
there are probably certain aspects of Kaldi that don't work if the default
shell is not bash or bash-compatible.  Some scripts don't work (or at least
didn't used to work) with even dash, e.g. x.{y,z}.a doesn't work in dash.
Dan

On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 4:50 AM, jtrmal <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> a) From my point of view, we should make user be responsible for correct
> paths -- i.e. we should avoid filenames and paths tinkering (e.g. mapping
> /tmp into %TMP% and so on) -- that's not our responsibility. And problems
> stemming from this might be hard to track. So I think we should not be very
> smart about the paths.
> b) We should have pipes working, as it is part of the official
> functionality.
>
> I don't mind the Kirill's heuristics to detect if it's running under bash
> or cmd -- if it's really needed. Another way around might be to make the
> behavior chosen during compilation -- for example ternary
> KALDI_WIN_POPEN_CMD or KALDI_WIN_POPEN_BASH or KALDI_WIN_POPEN_AUTO which
> would compile the popen using default win behavior or with bash or with the
> Kyrill's heuristic...
>
> Now as I'm thinking of it, there is another, possibly better way -- make it
> configurable using environment variable. Default behavior would be cmd.exe
> and if there would be some specific environment variable
> (KALDI_BASH_POPEN), the bash way would be chosen.
>
> BTW, what would happen in cases the cygwin user would be using e.g. csh?
> y.
>
>
> On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 1:06 AM, danpovey <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Yenda, what do you think about this?
> > Dan
> >
> >
> > On Wed, May 20, 2015 at 6:46 PM, Kirill Katsnelson <
> > notifications@github.com
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> >
> > > @danpovey <https://github.com/danpovey>: using this 12-line
> > > <
> >
> https://github.com/kaldi-asr/kaldi/commit/5d2cc33b614294c36aa6e7e0e5619d69e9ca7aaf#diff-35d4c23a4288ae52e707e78f09b77229R148
> > >
> > > popen() implemenation. As for the detection, bash sets a few
> distinctive
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Why this was changed?


TODO: Remover o "type" também


I would think 'Divorce' or 'DivorceFiling' would cover this.  so I took it out.


I'm quickly losing track of these snippets.

Would you be open to rolling these into release notes?
https://github.com/scitran/api/releases/new

Thoughts @gsfr @josschne @andynemzek ?


This code was commented out, but 'onNtpReceive' still here? When is now called? Who call it?


71693606-CompilerWarnings1 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1656 of 1656 tests passed)

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Am I missing something here? If intentsRemaining == [ ], the len() is 0 and there are no intents remaining? If that is the case, the if/else logic seems to be mixed up here


I don't think we have "formal definitions" for these things.  I'd guess that it would mean "This person's membership was established into a particular club, political party, etc.  Events like this would have dates associated with them...usually.


Why is NTP server configured in onReceive?
I think that it should be configured before initialize NTP call, or not?


add foreign key for expense_id


Please add a commit with a test case.  You should be able to update org.hibernate.jpa.test.graphs.queryhint.QueryHintEntityGraphTest to reproduce it.


I'm trying to override the `__getattr`__ for the refX_unit because refX_unit needs to be settable or the `__init`__ and as_unit methods raise an exception.


This should be mentioned in "Breaking changes" part of new release [announcement](http://www.ev3dev.org/news/2015/05/20/ev3-ev3dev-jessie-2015-05-20-release/).


I'm honestly not sure how much better it is.


I guess it's more flexible.


What is this?  What 'fritz.box' mean?

ntpClient.setAutoQueryInterval(60);
ntpClient.setAutoQueryInterval(30);
was logical, but not I don't understand when NTP call is initialized


Anything else before I tag the release then?


A consistent string in the comments would make it easier to find later to remove.


Ask scrutinizer lol


Yeah it's more flexible


Remove from here


Defined, but never used...


Great to have comments. :+1:  I think we should adopt this habit. I see that most of us (personally me) don't include comments, but sometimes they are very useful when we don't really remember what was that code for.


Okay!
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wouldn't be enough to have frisby installed locally and run your version of line 25?


How about IPv6? `http://[::1]:8080`


Add ```use Crypt::OpenSSL::X509;``` here


typo here


Hi porterjamesj,

I just noticed on an Ubuntu 14.10 PC with German language support, that your fix does not work either, because the ifconfig output looks like "inet Adresse:127.0.0.1", i.e. the address name is localized.

Unfortunately, I cannot offer any solution, am no Python programmer, either. I just stumbled about exactly that being a problem when trying to configure my parallel python cluster (the SSH Launcher uses public_ips)

Maybe you have an idea?
Regards, Stephan


Missing check for result of malloc.


I found another problem:
I get a stacktrace if I use `-r xml` to generate an xml report (full command: `neko run.n -s checkstyle -c resources/config.json -r xml`):

    Main.hx:32: std@sys_create_dir
    Main.hx:33:
    Called from /usr/lib/haxe/std/neko/_std/sys/FileSystem.hx line 81
    Called from reporter/XMLReporter.hx line 19
    Called from a C function
    Called from reporter/XMLReporter.hx line 9
    Called from Main.hx line 125
    Called from Main.hx line 80
    Called from Main.hx line 29

After a compile run I get a run.n that works. Maybe it is just broken for me…


Probably you would have to edit the JS widget that is used by ckeditor to get/insert images.


I still would not remove the `m_ImageProcessingLock` lock just because we are already locked in the calling function. I mean it's dangerous if we need to call this function from somewhere else later. It's guaranteed that it cannot deadlock even if it's already locked by the same thread so the idea is to ensure that we are really locked here.

I would keep the `FlushSamples` call for the exact same reason. It makes sense to flush the sample so even if currently we might be able to factorize the code without changing anything, it might not be true if we have to change the `FlushSamples` function.


71693606-CompilerWarnings1 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Maybe it should be called "switching world" instead of "changing world".
"Changing world" can easily be misinterpreted as the entity "modifying" the world and not moving to a different world.


@jmunhoz looks fine, can you replace the commit message line that references the bug to:
Fixes: #11639

?
Thanks


This is the code...

- (BOOL)webView:(UIWebView *)webView shouldStartLoadWithRequest:(
NSURLRequest *)request navigationType:(UIWebViewNavigationType)navigationType
{

    NSString *urlString = request.URL.absoluteString;

    NSLog(@"%@",urlString);

    if ([urlString hasPrefix:[self redirectURI]]) {

        // This contains our auth token

        NSRange rangeOfAccessTokenParameter = [urlString rangeOfString:
@"access_token="];

        NSUInteger indexOfTokenStarting = rangeOfAccessTokenParameter.
location + rangeOfAccessTokenParameter.length;

        NSString *accessToken = [urlString substringFromIndex
:indexOfTokenStarting];

        NSLog(@"%@",accessToken);

        [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter]postNotificationName:
LoginViewControllerDidGetAccessTokenNotification object:accessToken];

        return NO;

    }

    return YES;

}

On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 2:21 PM, Diego-F-Aguirre <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> By the way I just got in at work so no worries if you can't get back to me
> soon.
>
>
> On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 2:20 PM, Diego Aguirre <diego3884@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Thanks Mark! Now what exactly did you have the NSLog print to confirm
> that
> > , that was the issue? Were you print out a BOOL result?
> >
> > On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 1:58 PM, dothework <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> >> @Diego-F-Aguirre <https://github.com/Diego-F-Aguirre> The issue you are
> >> having is caused by this line. It should be NSString *accessToken =
> >> [urlString substringFromIndex:indexOfTokenStarting]; Consider the
> >> difference. The result was that the access token was not being saved -
> and
> >> that is required to fetch data. I found this by placing NSLog(...)
> >> statements in various spots.
> >>
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> >
> >> .
> >>
> >
> >
> >
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> > :::::::::::::::::::::::::
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>


> I don't know what master would do as you suggest. I had originally understood you were complaining about the detached tags (i.e., a tag that references a commit that is not part of the master branch or any other branches).

That's exactly what I'm complaining about.


Since I did this update, I'm receiving this error SignatureVerificationException("Claim 'exp' must be an integer.").


It is normal. Your lists are helpful! I don't really know what to say to describe your big list. If you are a better idea, feel free to propose it!


What about returning the exception message as default if it can't find any status code to use? Would make it easier to debug. Maybe it depends on the displayer. Since the HtmlDisplayer shouldn't reveal anything to the visitors.


I sign off on this changes.


I don't understand why this was merged to codebase.

SystemClock_NTP/app/application.cpp is not completely unintelligible and full of commented out or not used code.


Gosh, how did I miss that one. :astonished:


Maybe its up to the developer. This could be done in a custom displayer.


That rings a bell.


71693606-CompilerWarnings1 (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1656 of 1656 tests passed)

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Fixed in 77d9cb2f04462677f2a36f487c20e7a7992a0a32.


Neither am I a Ruby expert, but nevertheless:

`sh` is provided by `rake` (see [documentation](http://rake.rubyforge.org/FileUtils.html#method-i-sh)) and is mostly a wrapper around `system`, thus it is platform-agnostic. It has has the convenience of throwing an exception on error while `system` requires one to check the return value. `sh` also prints the command with its arguments to the console, much like a Makefile would do.

The `view` task was always OS-X-specific due to `open`. I addressed this to the best of my knowledge in UniqMartin/texworks@fad2d7a9fa5d429758ece71723c29b5554156058.


I can understand your puzzlement as I failed to document my reasoning behind this change:

`poppler-data-*`: This is not part of the repository, but it ends up in the source directory once a package is created on OS X. Hence my additions to the `.gitignore` file in TeXworks/texworks@ecd43dd8e743ff4f4c9e1fc1430a7cb4a934f0f4. I wanted the generation to be mostly independent of the state of the working copy.

`modules/`: My impression was – after looking at the commit log – that the development stalled about 1.5 years ago. Personally, my suggestion would be to make `QtPDF` a stand-alone project with its own Git repository. (I could help prepare one, if you agree.) Once it is ready to replace the current PDF preview in TeXworks, it could be included as a Git submodule or via some other means. (Of course I will remove this directory from the exclusion list, if you disagree with my analysis.)


Where does conf come from? Don't you need to get it from the task attempt context?


Same thing here: I think you need to get the conf from the task attempt context. Also, this should probably be done in both the MergeOutputCommitter and the NullOutputCommitter.


Yay! :D


Closer with every iteration! I know I may be annoying you with not accepting this Checkpoint yet, but I've got good reason. I really want you to look at this code and understand what it is doing.  Let's concentrate on the main function first. What's going on here? What *actually* happens depending on magicNumber's value? Can you tell me what happens if magicNumber is 45? What about if it is 6,003,455,210? What is it's 0? I want you to run the code from the main method in your head line by line, and try to figure out if there's a way to shorten it. That's what I'm really trying to get at here. You've corrected the glaring "worst practices" in terms of syntax, and styling the code, and now we need to really think about if the code is doing what the code is trying to do the best way it can do that. I hope that makes sense. If it doesn't, that's OK. I think this may be one that we need to talk through, which we can do in our meeting tonight.


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I don't think the intent was to limit it to an LDS ordinance.  Don't other religions have ordinances?


@progietheus what do you have actually inside the 'exp', what type in particular?


Great evolution of code here. Using functions to do checking instead of inline will save you some repetition


Not sure what the intent was.  It was just in our list.


good point


@donludovico fascinating! maybe we could just check `if "inet" in blocks[0]`? @minrk what do you think? I'm also not sure what the current situation is with making PRs to IPython parallel, given that the plan is to split it into a separate package as part of the whole jupyter deal.


could possibly be `map[int]string` and replace `ErrorPage`.  Would be helpful if you needed to do lookups by status code.


Good, you're thinking about how to use variables to reduce repetition. :+1:


is this a meaningful name, or just autogenerated?


Nooo! :) It must be called `Examples`, otherwise it's not handled by numpydoc.


Perhaps because the back side of the photo contains genealogical information useful enough to construct persona information from it.   I'm making this up on the fly.


@pandres95 ah vale, me estaba rallando. Esta parte está sin traducir. Lo dejo traducido en iojs-es/evangelism#10


Generalizing your input checking, even better :+1:


Glad the xilinx_axidma patch helped.  You might also want to check out the "ezdma" driver I've been working on.  I'm working on getting it added to the mainline kernel, but for now it's hosted here:

https://github.com/jeremytrimble/ezdma


I'd highlight that there is an intimate connection between (a) and (b). The pipes *are* working out of the box, and an option of doing nothing at all to satisfy (b) is also technically viable.

However, this may present a stumbling block if one wants to build a Windows solution (even if only a decoder, not training). You work with kaldi not in terms of individual programs, but you rather take whole building blocks of shell scripts calling other shell scripts up to 4 levels deep. Indeed, while in the end one might be building a solid monolithic executable, having an ability to compare its performance in progress of "converting" from bash-glued kaldi executables into final form would be a big support--it is for me, indeed. When you first run a script and realize that `gunzip` is a filesystem link to `gzip` and therefore does not work outside of bash, that is a discouraging. Most if issues can be worked around, but some require a non-trivial knowledge of Windows and Linux and Cygwin.

For this reason, in my opinion it would be beneficial to enable the "pathname trickery" and piping through bash. This is a compact piece of code that is called in just a few points in a low-level single file. It has a low maintenance cost but looks beneficial for those migrating their solutions to Windows, especially given that many of these users not as dextrous with Windows tools, for whom having a working parallel solution would be a useful debug supplement without invoking überhacker's cross-OS coding skills.

Oh the other hand, an option of calling bash in `popen()` but not massaging paths (call this (b) without (a)) looks the least attractive. One practically need bash to run kaldi scripts, but then you need the paths. I do not think that porting (in a very extended sense of the word) even a decoding subset of kaldi utility scripts in such a way that they work as a temporary scaffolding would be too hard to undertake for someone working on the simplest Windows decoder. This is why I believe (a) and (b) go together, drop them or keep them.


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Thanks :sparkles:


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@marjev - Experimental filter dictionary for consolidating content group lookups and allowing cross course filtering... Please use this code as you wish


<title>geovane</title>


@RLovelett @nickclaw just published, you should be fine to update from the package manager now


Hi,

Let me give you some background: many games in Debian are split in a free engine and non-free/non-redistributable data; but there is a tool named `game-data-packager` that enables users to packages game data in a .deb that got installed system-wide at /usr/share/games (mostly).

This does comes withs various method to get the data: Steam folders autodetection, downloading patches from web mirrors, automatic handling of GOG.com archives, cheksumming etc...

There is also ruleset for a lot of games, that range from Zork to Doom3 with a lot of Scummvm games inbetween, and I'd like to add the Commander Keen series.

Having a `KDREAMS.EXE` at  /usr/share/games  and several copies of the extracted files in `refkeen_internal_files/kdreamse_113/embedded/` for each user is not optimal; this extraction should be done before-hand when the .deb is packaged; thus by a standalone extractor.

For the naming, I don't have preferences, I mostly use what the upstream project have settled ; /usr/share/games/kdreamse_113 would be ok; this way the various versions are co-installable;
which make it easier to test/develop the engine.
(for exemple Wolf3D v1.2 & Wolf3D v1.4 are not co-installable because they share the same directory).

Finally, I welcome the ones who would find this usefull & use it outside of Debian.
(building a plain .tar.xz wouldn't be difficult)

http://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/pkg-games/game-data-packager.git/


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merge it now, check mg_read again later


The only documented way to get `rocco` is via `gem install rocco`. I also checked the package repositories of both Debian and Ubuntu without finding a `rocco` package. Thus, I'm pretty confident that we can rely on the Gem being installed.

Nonetheless, my approach to check for and invoke `rocco` has some problems on Windows. I now installed Ruby 1.9.3, 2.0.0, 2.1.6, and 2.2.2 on a Windows-7-machine using the officially recommended [RubyInstaller](http://rubyinstaller.org/), installed the `rocco` Gem, and made sure the `Rakefile` works with all of these. The relevant changes are in UniqMartin/texworks@3395ec01615f36e040accece7eda81b052d71a0d.


I think we can limit this to a list now, the other `norm_constraint` function is good for single inputs. This will make code and documentation easier. It can be called `tensor_vars` than, as per my suggestion.


I would not do this on update, but rather in the post handler.


:smile:


I found that one of the forks out there does make this a variable:

https://github.com/pz07/winston-rsyslog/commit/82036b26685bb114b8c1f6505b8f72bda06a5b5f


## This is a markdown file


I just tried and the deprecated version, createStructureViewModel(), compiles in both 13 and 14.


> he possibility of any future version of a game to be supported?

This directory would only be for original game assets, you can save the engine data (if any) where you want.


So this is interesting. Most of your classmates used `user_input.to_i` for checking number type. Do you know how using `Integer()` works differently?


@Omicron7 looking at all your commits it seems like all of your commits apart from this one are just merging changes from google's svn repo and maintaining a podspec. There is now a pod that does that for you
```
pod 'gtm-oauth2'
```
If you can find another way to do this, you could do away with this repo and directly use the google one. I would be happy to help figure it out if you explain why this commit was made.


Reusing the Controller::redirect function would be better.  You can also return the URL and the controller will just know to redirect to it after processing the post request.


This is not an internal server error.


Good use of a different loop type :+1:


Ah whoops, must have copypasted this from somewhere


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meow


I'm pretty sure this will not look any good in Sphinx. The correct syntax should be:
```
Returns
-------
tensor_vars : list of TensorVariables
    The scaled tensor variables
norms : list of ScalarVariables, optional  (not sure if that's the correct term?)
    The norms of the input variables prior to rescaling, only returned if ``return_norms=True``
```


Why is this necessary? Perhaps there are obscure use cases where such co-existence could be useful


I was one click away to make a pull request of this fix. You happened to be faster :)

Just one mention. Uncomment m_cubeSideLength in MyShipDrill. It is used further down the code:

private Vector3 ComputeDrillSensorCenter()
        {
            return WorldMatrix.Forward * (m_blockLength-2) * m_cubeSideLength + WorldMatrix.Translation;
        }


Anything that is flagged as kOther will get excluded as well.  Do you want that?


Nice example!


@Woazboat. Good idea.


I'm not sure, but the Y-Coordinate dosn't change after this call; the circle hangs somewhere down the screen.


sorry about the formatter, maybe you can publish your own formatter (I use eclipse)


Puh, but don't the bug then remains? Maybe I do not get the point, but if you check '"inet" in blocks[0]', what do you 'addr.append(..)', if you only want the ip address alone (which IPython parallel requires for writing into the .json files). IMHO we still appended "Adresse: 127.0.0.1" if following your suggestion.

We somehow had to consider the localizations. Or we could check for another ':', but there is "Bcast:" also in this line :-(

BTW: a similar problem occurs with IPv6 adresses: My 'ifconfig' shows "inet6-Adresse: fe80::5eb9::ffff::ffff:1234/64"


Was this intentionally or does this need to be `//=> 'us'`?


@danpovey:
> better to create extra function calls where the Windows stuff can go
This is what I do. I am actually *removing* many mid-function `#ifdef _MSC_VER` in other places.

> and make sure that all function names are Kaldi compliant, e.g. XxxYyy not xxx_yyy.
Oops, will do. Kaldi's coding standards looked so much like Google's, that I applied the latter just out of habit.

If you see anything that is not to the standards, please add comments directly under lines, even a missing/extra spaces. GitHub's pre-commit reviews allow for very easy smoothing of even little snags that you won't normally ask to fix post-commit.


We'll table this until we actually do the file attachment part later.


MapOsPath


I'll go with `current_update_in_epoch` shorter and looks like the others.


We should check whether the `T.switch` variant or the `T.clip` variant from `norm_constraint` is better. At least I'd prefer using the same in both cases, otherwise it leaves people wondering.


Confirmed, OK.


Yes that's what I mean.

Dan

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Sorry, I forgot to exclude AttackingCalculator. The arrows will fly somewhere, since the class is still in debug.


Camelcase function name.


@abatishchev Thanks for the quick response, it's a DateTime type with the date in this format '5/21/2015 00:00:00'. This has to be an integer now then?


The syntax is `[1]_`.


So you did!


This adds a dependency on the intl extension.  That dependency needs to be documented and we need to make sure that it is installed on the server before we deploy.


Can use the same "r" and "rb" on linux and drop the `#ifdef`?


Intentionally to be as "international" as possible.


<?php foreach(... as ...): ?>
...
<?php endforeach; ?>


Remove


I got a solution!
From: https://github.com/docker/docker/issues/923 (ifconfig is deprecated and localized)
and https://dougvitale.wordpress.com/2011/12/21/deprecated-linux-networking-commands-and-their-replacements/

Use 'ip addr' instead: No localization, similar output.


A legend should live inside of it's fieldset.


This should be done by clang-format


same here


0.878530 - Model = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, learning_rate=0.099, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=9, verbose=1) & st.loc[idx, 'prediction'] = 0.399# pure hack

0.89676 - Model = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, learning_rate=0.099, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=9, verbose=1) & ytest.loc[idx, 'prediction'] = 0.49 # pure hack


Since `RecurentTask` inherits from `Task`, subclasses can override `pre/post_update` and `pre/post_epoch`.


Is this a typo?


This regex by jlacroix removes double-quote style comments while leaving anything in quotes intact. You can try it here: https://regex101.com/r/hY1vG2/3


@kevva https://github.com/kevva/etc-keyboard/commit/14b51230fa2bf96f410f5bfc35b74d04cd55c593


It was intended to be called once, but if we can think of something more flexible and generic I'm not against. I'll add an issue.


Should be called `return_norm` then, if it doesn't return a list of norms, but a single norm.


I should have said "be mercilessly slaughtered" instead of "close abruptly".


I discovered it too, so this just got forced push over :D.


That is not too readable. Maybe something like:

> This RFC proposes that breaking changes be permitted in minor releases *only* if they fix a soundless issues.


For some reason if I print str (len(intentsRemaining )) it is equal to 2
but if I print the actual intentRemaining value it is [] 'empty'.

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would `<?php echo (!$event->approvedforcirculation)?'checked="checked"':'' ?>` be better?  I guess it doesn't really matter, I just tend to do it this way in templates.


'heb': 'Hebrew',


To keep it consistent with the previous version where it was `data` or `errors`. My understanding is we shouldn't return data if errors are present, since that would imply a partial success.


I guess it makes sense to use the "rb" on linux as probably the "b" will be
ignored.

Dan

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All right. Feel free to make a PR and we can discuss it there.

I can try looking into a way to do this with Javascript after we have
something.
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wrote:

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> see problem history and explanation, but clicking on "Problem" link. User
> then is redirected to this page
> https://drdump.com/Problem.aspx?ProblemID=132609&Login=guest The
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I think this might need some accessibility love.


The use of `ApiPrefix` is good.  We should keep that.


Why `dd`? Shouldn't it be `mrid`? I just realized that this is Hungarian, but hey.


Closes #30


guesses = starting parameters for testing


I think with a good docstring it will be "manageable", but of course IDE will be less powerful.
I'm adding an issue for that too.


This is also not so readable. Maybe:

> this includes:
> - bug fixes in the compiler
> - changes to the type system
> - flaws that are uncovered later


Noooo, that one is so scary, hah. I fixed it now!


Maybe it would be better to use self.assert* methods (possibly from Flask-Testing)
1) If the assertion fails it will print the expected & actual values - useful for debugging
2) you get a bunch of nice methods such as self.assert200(response)


It should, yeah, although it seems strange that you'd want to include all earlier pre-release versions than the one you tested against.


Ok, das geht klar dass ich vor dir halte @dauphin001
Ich erstelle morgen auch meinen Part des Vortrags
@allgaeu hast du ein Bildchen zum Multiple Shooting und Diskretisierung gemacht? Eines für die Diskretisierung habe ich dir nun noch gar nicht gegeben. Ich überlege mir morgen etwas einfaches


Looks really nice though!


Also this is Ivy's imple:

```java
    public String toString() {
        return moduleId
                + (branch == null || branch.length() == 0 ? "" : "#" + branch) + ";"
                + (revision == null ? "NONE" : revision);
    }
```


I need eyes.


I just see that you moved everything to a folder called 'aaa'? I'm curious, why?


What are you trying to get from the new item?


I used an `[]int` because that's what the shuttle configuration uses (it was easier to assign a range of code to a single page that way). Interestingly I checked, and it's converted to a `map[int]*ErrorThing` internally, lol, :neutral_face:


Could we remove this?


This is actually a bug and will CRASH the roku client off if not changed. Cant figure out how to edit original comment, so left this reply comment below to explain.


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Exception: Undefined method module: ModuleCache
--- call stack ---
Engine->GetModule() in /var/www/example.com/engine/classes/core/Engine.class.php on line 612
Engine->_CallModule() in /var/www/example.com/engine/classes/core/Engine.class.php on line 773
Engine->__call()
Engine->ModuleCache()
call_user_func_array() in /var/www/example.com/engine/classes/core/Engine.class.php on line 1298
E::__callStatic() in /var/www/example.com/common/classes/modules/user/User.class.php on line 780
E::ModuleCache() in /var/www/example.com/common/classes/modules/user/User.class.php on line 780
ModuleUser->CloseSession() in /var/www/example.com/common/classes/modules/user/User.class.php on line 720
ModuleUser->Logout()
call_user_func_array() in /var/www/example.com/engine/classes/core/Engine.class.php on line 636
Engine->_CallModule() in /var/www/example.com/engine/classes/abstract/LsObject.class.php on line 44
LsObject->__call() in /var/www/example.com/common/classes/actions/ActionLogin.class.php on line 172
PluginAntibot_ActionLogin->User_Logout() in /var/www/example.com/common/classes/actions/ActionLogin.class.php on line 172
ActionLogin->EventExit()
call_user_func_array() in /var/www/example.com/engine/classes/abstract/Action.class.php on line 198
Action->ExecEvent() in /var/www/example.com/engine/classes/core/Router.class.php on line 445
Router->ExecAction() in /var/www/example.com/engine/classes/core/Router.class.php on line 187
Router->Exec() in /var/www/example.com/index.php on line 23
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CBECC (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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I believe it should be in milliseconds since the start of Unix epoch


We already have logic for `ipconfig` (the Windows equivalent) to use a regex to get the IP address. Maybe we should do that with ifconfig too. We also use `ip addr` on Linux, but at lower priority than `ifconfig` for whatever reason.


Ah cool thanks! I was wondering why they weren't just static functions or
something ;)

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(thumbsup)


Also my commit you referenced is in master. This one isn't.


Nice thank you.


I'm using pytest. Test failures include both expected and actual values.


71693606-CompilerWarnings1 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (632 of 632 tests passed)

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thanks for fixing this!


In my experience it is very seldom that for one version there are different prefixes but often they are quite cumbersome with a mixture of alphanumeric, dot, dash, underline,... I just dont want to bother with this,  and usually after a short time a stable version becomes available anyway. If I want to set constraints more specific I can do anytime.


Your suggestion doesn't solve your complain. My example shows your tag also changes stuff. We're circling back. I suggest we have a conversation.


Iteration is also performed on fitting. This iteration performs a different purpose (though one that might be able to be partly handled in the fitter): it improves the quality of the match list based on improving the WCS. Note that the current code does NOT handle distortion as well as it should; this is a known issue and I'll be filing a ticket on it. The problem is that the current matcher works in x/y space when it ought to work in RA/Dec (as Tabur's original matcher does). If the x/y space is severely distorted then the matcher will probably run into problems.


@brandonmwest Since this came from the blueprint, we need to update the apiary doc to reflect these changes as well.
Copied @mauidude to get the changes made.


71693606-CompilerWarnings1 (mbadams5) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1656 of 1656 tests passed)

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Not sure yet. I think I would have to use it to distinguish multiple "services" from each app in consul (a service can only have a single ip:port, so they need to be independently registered).

Not sure how an app could specify the name in the configuration though, and I would default to using the string representation of the HostPort. Maybe we drop `Name` and just refer to this by HostPort for now?


What do you want in the PR? A php page?


The reason is that it makes the error message easier to read if the test fails. The old code would report the error in radians.


Your code will run slower as it will run an unnecessary echo


I believe this should be `find_by_text`. Ironically, not covered by a test. :grin:


At first I wrote `assert_equal @pitch_object_note, @frequency_note`, and was confused as to why that test was passing.  By `puts`ing the class  of  `@pitch_object_note` and `@frequency_note` I learned that they were both Nil objects.


This commit has to do with a decision made when implementing The Key OAuth support. For mobile/standalone app clients the redirect_uri has to start with `thekey:/oauth`. This uri won't trigger the first `requestHost && requestPath` branch because there is no host component, and the second direct equality test fails due to the `requestURL` containing the authorization `code`.


cool things going on here =)


Yep, it's not design final at all. We're building implementations here


I wonder if this is related in some way to #102 .  Thanks for finding and fixing.


Замінити термін "придбання" на "купівлю", щоб не плутати заявку на придбання (ЗНП) та заявку на продаж (ЗНП).


Maybe.  I was also wondering if we needed to have PortMapping distinct from VHostEntry, but I think it's probably a cleaner serialization if it is.


Haha, thanks for taking a look. I didn't think anyone would find it useful.
I've been running it for a while and what I've noticed is that it sometimes loses tab_id. I'm not sure why. Might be related to long running chrome tab.
Anyways, thanks for your initial work. It was a good learning experience for me to poke around in chrome api.


and here


@nvreynolds why?


Sorry this test is out of date, I forgot to push this change, it no longer calls this, the function finalizeToJSONRowsObject() no longer takes an argument (as we are no longer using a special/sentinal file name for in-memory vs on-disk.


What confuses me here is that even before I substituted the above line, `MusicTheory::Note.new(frequency: 493.883, duration: 1.0, distort: false)` from implement_pitch_test.rb was evaluating to Nil.


Also du mainsch per convetion die duralah bis in REST Layer (GlobalExceptionHandler?) und erst döt abfange? Maine so wies dr Dave gmacht het wird  a SignatureNotFoundException gschmissa wo denn im Frontend ahchund und für üs schriibemers ja ins Log. Sus verschaierischs nachr aifach uf REST level woja aigentli wiiter vum Tatort weg isch? Bir Signature hemmers sogar uf Model ebeni, also genau drzwüscha :-)

So wie die alt Implementierig gsi isch hettima ja sogar 2 Exceptions (oder nur a nullpointer wil t'funktion abbricht?).


Good catch. Unfortunately assertLess doesn't work because sometimes the fit is of equal quality.


Why hiding button to pay if there is still payment to do ?


0.88935 - Model=  GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, learning_rate=0.0989, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=9, verbose=1) & ytest.loc[idx, 'prediction'] = 0.51 # pure hack


For prime numbers, already exists [prime](http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.2.2/libdoc/prime/rdoc/Integer.html).

Nice add!


refer to const here


Whoops! Fixed in the very next commit. Sorry!


Alright, thanks!

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No no, thank you. I never moved to webRequest out of spite since
declarativeWebRequest is better on resources but since you did the work for
me I decided to integrate ;). It's broken right now but I needed to sync
before I left for home.
I'll merge it into the main branch and update the store version once I've
tested it all.
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> I've been running it for a while and what I've noticed is that it
> sometimes loses tab_id. I'm not sure why. Might be related to long running
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we also have an open issue & patch against gtm-oauth2 for this issue here: https://code.google.com/p/gtm-oauth2/issues/detail?id=22


It would need "," before "and." and should be "according to the Atom specification." However, even if a value was set for email and link values, there still would need to be a name value for the feed to be valid (http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc4287#page-10), so maybe we could just say something like:

For the feed to be valid according to the Atom specification, an <author/> element containing a <name/> element is required.


following other gemspec's

and you were unresponsive... deploys still failing please fix

http://jenkins.avantcredit.com:8080/job/Heroku%20Parameterized%20Deploy%20Job/3073/console


@jgendr2 ^


@stephane-bastian i don't think you need to override `hasRole` and `hasPermission` because you can do that in the SQL statement right? You might have a complex schema and then the sql statements will include joins and so forth...


Hi Mark,
I think you need to copy this file:
/hcana/examples/PARAM/sos_recon_coeff.dat

here:
/analysis/replay/PARAM/

Ahmed


Hi @marjev - these settings should not reside after the private.py imports... otherwise they will override any settings of the same name stored within the private.py file. Apologies for not noticing before.


I glauba au... :+1: :wink:


concerning translating... Did you get ST3 workin? By using that you only need to select the text and press ctrl+shift+m, it will automatically create a new label in strings.po then (or it will give you the option to select an existing one if available)


lawl

On a more serious note @pitchinvasion, can we avoid using 'type'? I hate it when I see it, cause I'm all like 'but it's Ruuuuuby'. Maybe 'variant'?


Could this be pushed to hackage?


I think speed in this context does not matter.  `echo` is so fast that it will have no visible impact.  I was wondering more about the readability of the two.  And I'm actually leaning on your version being more readable.


I have found that it is easier to build with accessibility in mind than to refactor and revisit later.


Yes, that's exactly what I did :)


This makes this work with gcc >= 4.8 and Solaris Studio compliers.


@SmallJoker has pointed out that this doesn't work on windows. See the according [doc](http://c-faq.com/stdio/textvsbinary.html).


This commit is related to manifoldjs/ManifoldJS#60


An RHS for a const var assignment doesn't have to be a constexpr, does it? Please quote the GLSL spec if it is.


@abatishchev Well that's strange, I hadn't noticed this before at all! Just noted this section in the project page: https://github.com/jwt-dotnet/jwt#exp-claim, which confirms what you say. Thank you for your help!


Please add --min-version 1.0.4


agreed, very ugly.


I like this cleanup commit. :+1:


Hi,

First of all thanks for your PR.

Why do you think this change is required? Which problem do you have with file permissions?

Bests
Walter


you misspelled word


No, but I'll definitely try again soon. The biggest problem facing this skin and foreign languages is the view buttons - they really need to be auto-width otherwise they wont look right.


I don't understand why there's an assertion (or an exception in the PR) if XRefs are not exported.


Cool test, but please address the comments.


Introdotta la gestione del buffer dell'output per igliorare la gestione di javascript e cc aggiuntivi


I think this is fine... 0.5 resolution for values below 10.

Also, looks like you solved the jiggling problem I was seeing.

PS Qiana, you should always upload the APK and its matching AIA at the same time.


@purplefox i agree that the relations should be:

```
user ---> role ---> permission
 |   1..*      1..*      ^
 +-----------------------+
 1..*
```


if (data.len > 0 && data[0]==thing)


Can we move this dependencies to their own block?


that is a serious bummer. There is no way around that. Unless the google adopts your change or theKey changes their policy.


Das isch au sona fancy funktion vum ng-route: macht dasnn wenn dr content neu glade wird grad zum content scrollsch und nid wider z'oberst ant siita....oder so hets sich mal in minem test verhalte :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:
Isch no cool - besser aber isch z' ui-sref wo gradno active klasse setzt wenn dr link aktiv isch. T'href location läsi direkt usm state us was garantiert das üsi navilinks au no funzen wenn öppert an da state-urls umaspilt :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


Adding more desc when I have time...


Nice codes, but wtf is wf?


Check this out:
http://weblogs.asp.net/gunnarpeipman/net-framework-4-0-string-isnullorwhitespace-method

string emptyString = string.Empty;
Console.WriteLine("emptyString: " + string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(emptyString));

output:
emptyString: True


Shouldn't we have some basic DDL for a simple schema for popular DBMS? say Postgres, MySQL, Oracle, MSSQL?


@Bananeweizen now I remember why I choose this approach. See line 81, function `mergeTrackable()`. I wanted to handle the case where we could merge, say TB1 which have 'full' values with TB2 which could be lazy loaded. This theoretically could be the case if we merge GK loaded from GK connector with GK loaded from OC connectors.


that's awesome


@borshop: retry


I spent some more time fooling around with it, and the only way I've managed to not show junk on startup is by flushing twice here. I thought maybe the problem was the OpenGL context wasn't being uninitialized properly, but I can't find anything indicating that I'm doing that wrong.


I guess that's true, but before we change it again and clutter up the git history more, how about we ask for more opinions ;)

I vote for SwitchingWorld


You're welcome, I'm glad it helped.


I think script can do this for you.


Whatever is needed and we'll discuss it there; you know the details.
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"For C89, you must declare all of your variables at the beginning of a scope block."


k.


@caseyhoward I tried couple of code, but those codes are failed in some use cases.


@sdurrheimer cool, I was just going to tell you about #1442 but you already know.

Please give me a ping whenever you add new features to zsh completion that are relevant for bash completion too.


Why not use something like on JWT use a JKS file? I don't like to see passwords and secrets in code...


Closes 1st part of: https://github.com/unified-db/Database/issues/69


gotcha, we can likely just rm that part too


good idea, maybe mention this over at the official source, https://github.com/cheffo/freebsd-ports ?


Dear Dvir-Julius, Thank you for your attention,
I added fix manually to my main web www.restoranu.eu, - still problem.
Then downloaded the master version from GitHub and make a clean install on the other domain www.skalbykluiranga.lt. - still problem!

To better show the problem i changed font color from #333 to #000 (on latest GitHub version) and then in safari made 'zoom in' 3 times (pressed command key with + key 3 times), see difference in attached photos below.
To better see problem, please look at my page ...http://www.restoranuiranga.lt/en/information/contact.html
There is slideshow (carousel) installed on page side, just scroll mouse on top menu left and then on top menu right side, - totally difference!

I hope I I explained, sorry for my english, :)

![11](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3704666/7757090/546104d4-0008-11e5-9c25-c50a6dbcc3e7.jpeg)
![22](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3704666/7757089/543a8a84-0008-11e5-9bff-8d1fa49904fc.jpeg)


Ah yes. Damn it. I will fix it, thanks!

--

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<http://www.plataformatec.com.br/>Founder and Lead Developer*


This function looks like a duplicate of the function above it.

A better architecture would be to have these two functions call a new function `public HttpRequestBase asRequest(String entity)`, and have `HttpRequestBase asRequest(JSONObject parameters)` call `asRequest(parameters.toString())`. Likewise with `HttpRequestBase asRequest(JSONArray parameters)


According to the documentation are fractional timeouts allows?


Could move the id check out to a method since it's used a few times.


Not sure I follow - what passwords/secrets are you referring to?


@seadowg I think it should be `testCompile 'com.android.support:support-v4:18.0.0'` since `minSdkVersion` and `targetSdkVersion` are both `18`. Otherwise, nifty PR.


I agree that this is not a simplification.

This test is abuse of [-3, 1] bounds and LTC.

These bounds (and LTC) should only be preserved for clear simplifications, not for cryptic formulas.

I stop the test because it's not committable in any case.

Please consider more carefully in the future about time controls and bounds to use.


Good fix, but I think you should revert the logic and reuse it for all the vsnprintfs in that function. E.g.:
````
   r = vsnprintf(buf+of, sizeof(buf)-of, ...);
   if (r > sizeof(buf) - of)) {
        // truncate "..."
      ..
   } else
      of += r;
````


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If magicNumber is 45, it gets multiplied by 5 (225). It can now enter the if statement, and goes into the while loop. 225 decreases by 1 until it reached 0. The magicNumber can't be 6,003,455,210 because the maximum integer value is 2,147,483,647. If the magicNumber is 0, it never enters the if statement.


@nkeyes need to remember to change this


Here you need to use getExecutable too


bei der Vorlage bekommt man Punkte, wenn man das Haus trifft. Die Zeitung liegt dann halt im Vorgarten^^.


I think it is the same package as `code.google.com/p/go.net` .  So we should treat this as update and adjust client imports too.


I didn't followed all the logic but  in this case:
SpellCallToWar::SpellCallToWar(GameMap* gameMap, bool isOnServerMap)

If (and only if) I'm not mistaken, the you have to include the gamemap header in the corresponding cpp file, right?

Then in that case I don't see what's actually different. But don't mind me too much. I'll have a closer look to get it fully as soon as I can. :)


I only drink local wf. :100:


This is amazing.


0x02, line 45 and 0x08 line 51 seems to be reversed, after swapping them it seems to be good.
Thank you! :+1:


I added 2.0 as a config parameter, as well as the iteration limit of 0.001 arcsec


OK. I'll make it debug


You might want to define the PHP constants as empty as well.


ah missed this one. I guess I had already pulled the patch. Mind opening a new PR with this commit?


`diese, um` <- Missing comma there.


Try printing the type of intentsRemaining. My guess is it is actually a string with the value '[]'. You probably want to run it through json.loads first?


requiring thekey:/oauth was a security based design decision I made about 2 years ago (I forget the specifics of why I made the decision now). Overall it hasn't had any negative user interaction issues, just the one minor annoyance of us having to maintain a minimal gtm-oauth2 fork.


If I use
``` php
$packager->mount('./some-binary-file', '/usr/bin/binary');
```
then this file is presented in package, but does not have executable bit so it is not callable.


I think it would be better to let the requests time out. If the client software wants to handle things more intelligently, it can also implement a change of state based on the notifications it receives from Brando


I thought this was really hot...
http://www.pornhub.com/view_video.php?viewkey=1730136320


@Underground78: Even if this will not fix the issue at least for consistency sake `m_SampleQueueLock` should be locked when we are accessing queues.


This seems to be a recurring theme :wink:


The original idea was to extract the 'view' we use inside the cell and use the same view during the animation but I can probably just combine the two like we had before and use the TabCell since a UITableViewCell is just a view...


Maybe you can keep methods like this and use the head note to retrieve the data. It will be less code elsewhere I think...


Cool :D Ya I found the pattern somewhere and liked it since it cleans up the init/viewDidLoad logic a lot. Also has the benefit of not having to use explicitly unwrapped optionals because of the view controller's life cycle.


This isn't a Gaussian distribution (at least, not in distance --- it is a Gaussian distribution in dx and dy), so I'm not sure this is really a good convergence criterion.  Just the pure RMS scatter (about zero) multiplied by some configurable number) might be better.

I'm not sure I like iteration at all here.  It was originally introduced to deal with distortion (it served to advance the matching over wider and wider radii), and the original convergence criterion (raw number of matches) wasn't well founded.  But we are dealing with distortion properly now, so what purpose does the iteration (in matching, as opposed to fitting) serve?


Just a note that all these changes mean this version of FW/1 will **only** work with .lucee views and .lucee controllers. I've opened an issue in FW/1's main repo to add support for .lucee files in the CFML version so mixed CFML / Lucee apps will be possible: https://github.com/framework-one/fw1/issues/333 The FW/1 core will need to remain CFML tho' so it is portable (this fork is an interesting academic exercise and I'm glad you didn't have to change anything beyond file extensions, and a few CF tags in examples, in order to make FW/1 run on Lucee).


as commented above, it should be easier to get the query user only calling getUser(). Also the other developers will not have to know that we are using notes to store the query details. It will be encapsulated in the Query class. I think the other methods are worth it also, like getReplies, etc...


Nothing in CefSharp uses the exported methods, so for just our usage we don't need them for that. I just discovered that TestComplete (commercial UI test IDE/tools) supports automating CefSharp1 (but not CefSharp3) web content. I wonder if these were from CefSharp1 whether or not that helped them do what they needed to do. I was thinking of dropping them a line to find out tomorrow.

Bill


Again, why log this at the "info" level for every iteration?


This seems like a bad change.


If it does x and y separately (!?!), surely 2 would be a good default?


Hi @esjewett  sure :)


[+|-]?[0-9 ]+ {printf("%s : Numero entero", yytext); };
[+|-]?[0-9 ]*[.][0-9]+  {printf("%s : Numero decimal", yytext);}
[+|-]?[l0-9 ]+[.]?[0-9]+[e][+|-]?[0-9 ]*[.][0-9]+  { printf ("%s : Numero notacion cientifi", yytext); }


Maybe move this to the Query object, getReplies()?


This is a new and orthogonal feature.


Since these constraints are pretty much static and don't need any adjusting after they've been set, there's no need to add additional constraint setup code in updateViewConstraints. UpdateViewConstraints gets called multiple times during rotation and layout passes so if we don't need to touch the constraints we might as well not.

I've noticed in other places in the app like the URLBarView we're remaking constraints everytime updateConstraints is called which I think is causing some sluggish performance when laying out that view. In particular, I noticed it took a long time when I was trying to use the URLBarView in the TabContentView for the tab animation. Eventually I'd like to take a look at that stuff and simplify the constraint logic.


Could you please set POULPE-528 in the beginning of the commit message?


Darrin was noticing that changing the transform of the collection view itself was causing the animation to 'drop frames'. Not sure why that would be happening... maybe because the collection view in turn needs to run that transform on it's cell views? I might do some more testing to see what could have been causing that but the snapshot definitely makes the transform faster since it's just scaling an image.


Perdón Profe, pensé que  habíamos corregido todas las faltas de ortografía.

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My mistake, the error threw me off,
```
configure: error: ECMAScript Internationalization API is not yet
supported on this platform
configure: error: C:/comm-esr31/mozilla/configure failed for mozilla
```
Turns out that the Comm-central configure script ignores
--without-intl-api and enables it for subdir configures and passes both
on, easy to fix.
Sorry for the noise.


Welcome me


This is another orthogonal change.


Why?  And isn't this again orthogonal?


Beginning to learn programming, data structures, and searching/sorting algorithms.


我先合并了. 不过有几个小问题以后要稍微注意下:

1. 你基于的版本好像有点旧了, 建议提交PR前尽量同步下
2. 函数翻译, `//` 后面有一个空格, 注释一般以函数名开头, 函数名后面和中文注释之间有个空格, 比如: `// ParseFiles 函数解析命名的文件关联结果到模板t。`
3. 麻烦你提供下邮件信息, 需要添加到 翻译者 列表中

感谢 :)


this is not the query head note?


But `meanFitDist` and `meanNoFitDist` are the same…?


我靠 东西呢？


`self.assertLess` would have caught the error in the previous...


Won't this break backwards compat? Can't you just change the display name instead?


`%icon { &--twitter { }}` converts to 2 rules: `%icon {}` and `%icon--twitter {}`. So the `@extend %icon;` is extending %icon--twitter into %icon so you don't have to apply both icon and icon--twitter classes to get the twitter icon.

It's not necessary, but I've gotten into the habit of doing it.


I think hiding that the query is using the first note to describe itself inside the query class is better... but maybe I am overlooking something.


Why is this being done as part of this commit?


GREAT! :)


This is orthogonal.


Yeah! So your idea "specify odoo revision in description" really matters.


Why?  If this change is mere personal preference, leave it alone.


Found it!
Thanks for the explanations, it is indeed needed.


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5-LibC++: OK (351 of 351 tests passed)

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71693606-CompilerWarnings1 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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What do you mean?


The name `preflight` doesn't really convey much meaning, especially since we call this "post-flight" too, a few lines below. Same for the function name.

I propose: `auto const result = canApply (m, journal);`

Rationale: The name of the function accurately describes its purpose: to determine if we can apply a manifest, and the function accepts the manifest itself, instead of bits and pieces of it.


I would create a QueryAccessPolicy class to wrap all policies required to access it. So we first need to make sure user has access to the workflow stage and then we need a valid query. That's the pattern we usually follow for all policies, the internal ones are generally tools to be used by the more complete ones outside, which will call all the other required policies to validate the access to something.


@rassilon Is there are reason for the `IWebBrowserInternal.BrowserAdapter` layer of indirection? There's probably a reason that I haven't though of yet!


Ya I could see that. I'm kind of torn on the idea of the TransitionManager being a generalized thing. I liked the callback events the delegate exposes for setting up the animation and doing the transition but I also feel it's a bit limiting because you're constrained by the order of which those callbacks get called during the animating. In particular, when referencing views from to/from view controllers, it's not clear when the moving view is available.


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/33a929ef93d7583e55eb09c78b881217d3388502/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/33a929ef93d7583e55eb09c78b881217d3388502/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/33a929ef93d7583e55eb09c78b881217d3388502/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/33a929ef93d7583e55eb09c78b881217d3388502/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/33a929ef93d7583e55eb09c78b881217d3388502/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


Nope - legacy from some of the work darrin did


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That's a good place to use a QueryAccessPolicy that I commented about just above.


I am unsure of the last line of p. 24 of the PDF. There is a mark, but I am unsure if it is a comma or an imperfection in the scan. Also, I left the quotes surrounding the poem to close CH 3, as he is quoting Cowper. Do you prefer I delete them?


+1 beat me to it :(

However I am nearly finished with a full build. SM 4.9 & AICP stock kernel, going to make my own flavor soon


no docs...


Sounds good I think. Having issues to understand the formula, but it will result in this, right?

![comp_ao_map2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/97088/7740445/13244dd6-ff69-11e4-8f58-35312c208462.png)