How dare you, @kbenne.  I told you never to speak of that document again.

JK.  Yes, this is a subset of the goals in that file, although this task can still be much more isolated than that.  The "creating instances from idf" comment above is probably one step above what @mmatts is going for in the scope of this particular project.  B̶u̶t̶ ̶l̶e̶t̶'̶s̶ ̶s̶e̶e̶ ̶h̶o̶w̶ ̶f̶a̶r̶ ̶w̶e̶ ̶c̶a̶n̶ ̶p̶u̶s̶h̶ ̶h̶i̶m̶.̶ But let's see how awesome we can make this.


1640-AddHVACPart1 (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Thanks!


final


There's only one timestamp that we set; we advance it after uploads to ensure that we don't re-download items that we just uploaded.

Deleted items are uploaded records, so that applies to them, too.

Note that this is separate from the threading of timestamps in at the start and between batches, which is there to support I-U-S.


That might be the case, I can try it later. I'm not sure what you proposed will work, but maybe instead I can just wrap the `#pragma GCC diagnostic ignored "-Wdeprecated-register"` in a `#ifdef __clang__` conditional.


@emanouil Depth in the main search() function is the distance to the leaf node, or the remaining depth to search until we reach depth 0. (= leaf node) With each recursive call of search() we usually reduce the remaining depth by one ply.
So when we are being told to search depth 20, we start to search with depth = 20 and decrease this variable depth with each move we make, and as soon as depth is less than 16, we start to do movecount based pruning. And the closer we get to the leaf node, the more we prune.


`return QVector::fromStdVector(fp);` should be enough.


Ah, my change was just to support one still, but it no longer has to be the first one in the list.


Hey, can you trim this down to what's actually been changed? For example, is there any change to these images?


What about generics???


add  a null check for the array


Fixed, thanks


nevermind - I see you did some work too


why not final?


DITTO


CSS3 Box-sizing not supported by: IE (8,9,10,11), Chrome (37,41,42), Safari (8,7.1), Opera (26,27,12.1), iOS Safari (8,7.0-7.1,8.1-8.3), Opera Mini (5.0-8.0), Android Browser (4.2-4.3,4.4,4.4.3-4.4.4), Chrome for Android (42), IE Mobile (10,11), UC Browser for Android (9.9)


CSS outline not supported by: Opera Mini (5.0-8.0)


Per email, lets remove the white styling on `Sign in with your Firefox Account` so it matches the rest of the string. This is not a rush and can wait until Tuesday. Thanks!


Not sure that we need this method. Actually, our application doesn't care about database cluster. Thus, this method definitely useless.


Maybe it should be even simpler and use `sh`?


`stderr` might contain messages that aren't the value of the secret. `stdout` is guaranteed to be exactly the value of the secret.


I think we should just let `stderr` write to stderr


It is a good practice to make special configuration file for such purposes, but let it be for a while.


Hi,
**it works now**, all that I have done is to try  `GLVisualize.jl/test/test_text.jl` , some misplaced characters though. The only working mouse signal is the roller which scrolls the text.
Best
Alain

FYI: I am trying to extend a little bit MetadataTools to work with installed packages (not in METADATA),
may be this might be of use if I achieve sufficient functionality. For now MetadataTools only looks
at packages on the (official) METADATA


treta


this Coordinate reader should expect message text as input to constructor. Or it should be field in the Enum


finals


What was the reason to move this to a static method? Probably it should be reverted since the same is done in `RunTestsAction`. Of may be it could be moved to utils.


UI in the move!


What about basic unit test for MongoConnector? Every new feature should be covered with the unit tests.


Yep.  I thought about trying to figure this out relative to the path the test script is in but decided against it.  It seems like scons should know the base directory doesn't it?  I'll check the manual after lunch.  If it has the concept of separate source and build tree paths it might complicate this.


Should be `config().context_color()`


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

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Thanks. I'm free most times, so whatever works best for you two will likely work for me as well.

It's a mess right now but I guess I've got to start somewhere. The idea is to have GroundTemperatureManager handle all of the getInputs for all ground temp models. Maybe that happens in the constructor section for all GTMs at once when the first one is called... Maybe some other way. Dunno right now what is best. It would also handle all of the logic associated with which models to use under under given circumstances. For example: in the slab model, the user can specify three parameters for calculating the ground temp, **or**, they can omit the three parameters but they must include the Site:GroundTemperature:Shallow object. All of this logic would be handled in one place. Hopefully that's within the Manager. GroundTemperatureModel would be the base class for all derived models.

@Myoldmopar Feel free to push me :smile:


mostly fixes #15, still no clever name


Thanks for comments. I am indeed planning to re-design my code using rabit
at some time.

I agree with your suggestions. But local checkpoint comes at  a cost of
doubling or tripling the memory of local_model. They are very unacceptable
when the bottleneck of scalability is the mem per node. Personally, I feel
using more nodes will decrease the scaling efficiency very quickly, if one
use Allreduce at each iterations.

Jianbo

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wrote:

> on the otherhand, the local checkpoint was only replicated over a ring
> over a few nodes. It is not globally replicated over all the machine's RAM.
> So I think it is also fine to use local_model when needed
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Yeah I did go back and see when this change was made. I agree that the previous process was probably annoying. I'm not sure I understand how having `spark-ec2` in this repository makes it more difficult to require its dependencies.


zzzzz


when use $instance->$name->thumbnail('admin_preview') is working, but when use $instance->$name->thumbnail('original') is not working ..

InvalidArgumentException in UrlGenerator.php line 273: Route [imagecache] not defined.

    in UrlGenerator.php line 273
    at UrlGenerator->route('imagecache', array('original', 'uploads/NFFSOxoAqB.jpeg'), true, null) in helpers.php line 451
    at route('imagecache', array('original', 'uploads/NFFSOxoAqB.jpeg')) in Image.php line 121
    at Image->thumbnail('original') in Image.php line 43
    at Image->getCellContent(object(Slider)) in Image.php line 24
    at Image->render(object(Slider), '1') in d947c2342ac0f0aa6e0277d0e18f0781 line 37


> because populateRPCTransactionObject() handles literally everything in one go

Yeah it is getting a bit out of hand isn't it hehe - I'll take a stab at breaking it apart and let you know how I get on...


Use `=== null` instead of `is_null()`.


Everything should be dandy after 61ff17d


dsgydgh


I certainly think that the ginkgo tests were better in terms of readability. Could you explain how golang obfuscates that syntax? It seems to me that it is pretty close to Ruby, just with a different closure syntax. Being a DSL is absolutely not a bad thing, it would make sense to choose something that specializes in the domain of testing.


Check out `find_or_create_by` http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveRecord/Relation.html#method-i-find_or_create_by

I'ld also like to discuss the use of the `post_attributes` array


The time package offers some nice high-level methods for time arithmetic:

```
threshold := time.Now().Add(time.Duration(-room.RetentionDays) * 24*time.Hour)
// select oldest as time.Time
if oldest.Before(threshold) { /* ... */ }
```


@Slava haha funny!! xD


Oh, man, that's right. I didn't pay attention.


OK. That number (1.0-1.1) is what dch wrote in.


class name is too simple


Why not use the above REVERSESCREEN instead of actually sending bell on telnet?


:heart:


yes


good


whattttt, you made it?!


Was it intentional for this commit to become a part of master branch?


It's fixed in one of my commits in the PR.
On May 21, 2015 8:05 PM, "Ivan Malopinsky" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Yes I'm aware of the repo URL discrepancy, I released the original to
> solve an immediate problem. I'll fix it.
>
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> .
>


request de doctora


xxxxx


Surprised that arg isn't already used by Bitcoin Core (but you're right it's not currently) - suggest ```GetArg("-omnilogfile"``` just in case in future upstream they provide this option (that way we won't have to change).


ewfwef


fwefwer


gewtetre


thtrhtrh


ttyy


closes #3 closes #5


I gave up the intention of being able to write Kaldi scripts in cmd shell
when I realized that cmd shell lacks any proper mechanism for escaping
double quotes (and there is only one type of quote that it recognizes).
Dan

On Thu, May 21, 2015 at 7:28 PM, Kirill Katsnelson <notifications@github.com
> wrote:

> @jtrmal <https://github.com/jtrmal>
>
> Do we need the bash popen because the pipe commands in egs use the bash
> syntax (wildcards expansion, variable substitution and so on)? Or is there
> some other,l reason I fail to see?
>
>
>    1. Yes, bash syntax, quotes in particular Scripts use single quotes
>    and they are not quotes in cmd. Something I really hit (or, rather, the
>    other way round).
>    2. Links and shell scripts where you won't expect them. You can run
>    gzip from cmd but not gunzip, because the latter is a shell script
>    invoking gzip.
>
> C:\projects\kaldi\kaldi\msbuild>gzip --version
> gzip 1.6
> . . . .
> C:\projects\kaldi\kaldi\msbuild>gunzip --version
> 'gunzip' is not recognized as an internal or external command operable program or batch file.
>
> C:\projects\kaldi\kaldi\msbuild>bash -c "gunzip --version"
> gunzip (gzip) 1.6
> . . . .
>
> Another commands you do not have are awk and python, as they are
> symlinks, understood by cygwin-compiled binaries only.
>
> C:\projects\kaldi\kaldi\msbuild>python --version
> 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
>
> C:\projects\kaldi\kaldi\msbuild>bash -c "file `which gzip gunzip awk python`"
> /usr/bin/gzip:   PE32+ executable (console) x86-64, for MS Windows
> /usr/bin/gunzip: POSIX shell script, ASCII text executable
> /usr/bin/awk:    symbolic link to gawk.exe
> /usr/bin/python: symbolic link to python2.7.exe
>
>  one can run cmd pipe even using cygwin commands without any problem.
>
> Yes one can generally, if only for a very liberal definition of *any*...
> : (
>
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>


As we discussed off-line, arrays `[x, :none]` are no longer returned, so `clean_roots` is no longer required.

`find_roots_midpoint` is a terrible name. I suggested in #34 that this function -- which requires no knowledge of the working of interval arithmetic -- should be called `find_roots`, and that people who are happy with interval methods should just use `newton` or `krawczyk` directly.  cc @lbenet


I'm in split minds about this - we'll leave it as per your changes for now and when I get a mo I'll see if I can find a way to identify failures in persistence more accurately so we can track a real failure (rather than just clean startup).


The problem is that fd.send does not raise socket.error exception when rsyslog is stopped.
The total_sent is always equal to zero.
Recreate steps
1. start rsyslog
2. start glance api
3. stop rsyslog
4. invoke a glance log.
CPU takes up 100%. Dead loop found below: 1,2 3
/usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py
    def send(self, data, flags=0):
        fd = self.fd
        if self.act_non_blocking:
            return fd.send(data, flags)

        # blocking socket behavior - sends all, blocks if the buffer is full
        total_sent = 0
        len_data = len(data)
        while 1:
            try:
                total_sent += fd.send(data[total_sent:], flags) ---1
            except socket.error as e:
                if get_errno(e) not in SOCKET_BLOCKING:
                    raise

            if total_sent == len_data:  ---- 2
                break

            try:
                self._trampoline(self.fd, write=True, timeout=self.gettimeout(),
                           timeout_exc=socket.timeout("timed out")) --- 3
            except IOClosed:
                raise socket.error(errno.ECONNRESET, 'Connection closed by another thread')

        return total_sent


Forgot to mention, I was unable to write a test for this, but current tests still pass


메진데?


Looks like you misspelled "canola"!


track:

> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(346)send()
-> try:
(Pdb) n
> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(347)send()
-> total_sent += fd.send(data[total_sent:], flags)
(Pdb) n
error: (107, 'Transport endpoint is not connected')
> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(347)send()
-> total_sent += fd.send(data[total_sent:], flags)
(Pdb) n
> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(348)send()
-> except socket.error as e:
(Pdb) n
> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(349)send()
-> if get_errno(e) not in SOCKET_BLOCKING:
(Pdb) n
> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(352)send()
-> if total_sent == len_data:
(Pdb) p total_sent,len_data
(0, 121)
(Pdb) n
> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(355)send()
-> try:
(Pdb) n
> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(356)send()
-> self._trampoline(self.fd, write=True, timeout=self.gettimeout(),
(Pdb) n
> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(357)send()
-> timeout_exc=socket.timeout("timed out"))
(Pdb) n
> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(346)send()
-> try:
(Pdb) n
> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(347)send()
-> total_sent += fd.send(data[total_sent:], flags)
(Pdb)

(Pdb) bt
  /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenpool.py(82)_spawn_n_impl()
-> func(*args, **kwargs)
  /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/wsgi.py(661)process_request()
-> proto.__init__(sock, address, self)
  /usr/lib64/python2.6/SocketServer.py(627)__init__()
-> self.handle()
  /usr/lib64/python2.6/BaseHTTPServer.py(329)handle()
-> self.handle_one_request()
  /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/wsgi.py(321)handle_one_request()
-> self.handle_one_response()
  /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/wsgi.py(433)handle_one_response()
-> result = self.application(self.environ, start_response)
  /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/webob/dec.py(130)__call__()
-> resp = self.call_func(req, *args, **self.kwargs)
  /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/webob/dec.py(195)call_func()
-> return self.func(req, *args, **kwargs)
  /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/glance/common/wsgi.py(394)__call__()
-> response = req.get_response(self.application)
  /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/webob/request.py(1296)send()
-> application, catch_exc_info=False)
  /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/webob/request.py(1260)call_application()
-> app_iter = application(self.environ, start_response)
  /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/keystonemiddleware/auth_token.py(720)__call__()
-> 'Invalid user token - deferring reject downstream')
  /usr/lib64/python2.6/logging/__init__.py(1056)info()
-> self._log(INFO, msg, args, **kwargs)
  /usr/lib64/python2.6/logging/__init__.py(1173)_log()
-> self.handle(record)
  /usr/lib64/python2.6/logging/__init__.py(1183)handle()
-> self.callHandlers(record)
  /usr/lib64/python2.6/logging/__init__.py(1220)callHandlers()
-> hdlr.handle(record)
  /usr/lib64/python2.6/logging/__init__.py(679)handle()
-> self.emit(record)
  /usr/lib64/python2.6/logging/handlers.py(801)emit()
-> self.socket.send(msg)
> /usr/lib/python2.6/site-packages/eventlet/greenio.py(357)send()
-> timeout_exc=socket.timeout("timed out"))


@aperezmontan @TTrinkle This is my commit for User MVC


@aperezmontan @TTrinkle This is my commit for the sessions and authentication


@TTrinkle @aperezmontan This is my commit for various styling, bootstrap, header, navbar etc...


Should be `self.ALM_PRIORITY_MAP` I believe. The parent alm_plugin_base defines this attribute


i_Book Book Trading System


Actually you don't even need this line anymore - its on the parent, alm_plugin_base


@sokra you're AWESOME!!! :100:


I2C (and SPI) P/Invokes need to use arrays, not ref parameters.  For now I have circumvented the auto-generation and dynamic loading to get the I2C methods to have the correct signatures.


Missed this, will fix.


Don't need these three lines - you can set `default_priority_map` to `TFS_DEFAULT_PRIORITY_MAP` in the class definition


What happens if someone requests `advertisements#new`?  Is there a way you could limit the routes to the two available actions defined in the controller?


temoto,
Sorry, Forget my last two comments. It is a long time since I created the issue.
I work for me, thanks your contribution.


@mikehwang this code was moved from the RP and is not new.


Ok. Ill fix the autogenerator. Thats odd why that has a different signature. Should be able to fix that tonight.


Hey, that was all you. Go check my fork. ;3


I like this a lot


Ha!  Nice catch.  This is what I get for doing per-user groups with the same numeric value as the uid, I totally didn't notice this.


OK, thanks for testing.


O_o You do realize that ```gradle/``` and ```gradlew``` are the gradle wrapper? If you add ```.gradle/``` to ```.gitignore```, you'll find that users can make use of the gradle wrapper easily, while you can use the gradle command. :3


Sorry missed adding comment, this check in is for showing all uploaded images in scroll bar area


hobby 是啥啊？


Cool, thanks!


Nice comment


THRESHOLDS typo


rax retry tests


Thanks!


@shioyama Should we sync `komoju/active_mrechant` repo :question:


Looking through code on passing arrays, using ref byte[] doesnt work. Its going to require some manual marshalling.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa719546(v=vs.71).aspx


You should adjust bfs too right?


Oh, I see.


Ah OK.  Well then, a few other comments:

1. It's unusual to say `if (widget.open === true)` rather than just `if (widget.open)`.  Any reason for that?   Likewise for `if (widget.open === false)` instead of `if (!widget.open)`.
2. I think there's a path where you will call `Promise.all([this._doTransition(widget, params), promise])` where `promise` is undefined.  I guess that will still work though.  It might be easier to understand though if you just built up an array of promises (which would have 0 length when `valid === false`), and then at the end of the function `return Promise.all(promises)` (where `promises` is the array).


@danpovey: It's very simplistic, and this makes it quite hard to write any complex scripts. On a side note, they tried it the second time with powershell, and, in my opinion, blew it again--the language is inconsistent, with some simple things merely not doable. I keep Cygwin around for any kind of scripting tasks.

`cmd` [quoting algoritm](https://github.com/kaldi-asr/kaldi/commit/5d2cc33b614294c36aa6e7e0e5619d69e9ca7aaf#diff-35d4c23a4288ae52e707e78f09b77229R154) is very simple though: just double every quote. Not that it makes it fun to write, as quotes double, then quadruple, then octuple. Never had them, er, hexadecuple, though. Yet.


@camelmasa I discussed this with @k2nr and we decided we don't want to change the Shopify pull request, so I don't think we need to sync it.


@shioyama I see. thanks.


get rid of this completely.  one reason is cache is never sent from the server to the client... another reason is that line 4 completely depends on the use of Laravel, and you want this to be a standalone package


I wonder why ViewStack does that.  @dmandrioli?


A plain byte[] parameter will work.  That's what the page you linked to shows for a char* (as compared to a char **).


Old vim_stricmp mentioned:

```
-/*
- * Compare two strings, ignoring case, using current locale.
- * Doesn't work for multi-byte characters.
- * return 0 for match, < 0 for smaller, > 0 for bigger
- */
```

The mention of locale and warning about multibyte is helpful. Suggestion:

```
/// Compares two strings, ignoring case, using current locale.
/// Doesn't work for multi-byte characters.
```

Same for `strniequal`.


The reason they have a different signature is because in C++ (and C) a pointer variable can signify either a reference or an array.  The only way to tell is by looking at the signature.  More specifically, check if there is a second parameter that's paired with it to signify length.  That way you can be positive that it is supposed to be an array parameter.


first commit


OK. Ill check if it works when I get the time. Also the HAL-RoboRIO implementation has to be changed to accept an array as well. The generator was assuming when it saw * that always meant ref, because for all the structs that was right. So ill figure out the byte[] and add it as well.


Hmm, go is certainly not a DSL language so it doesn't help the syntax, plus having to include the "("s and "{"s, but I intended to show the reverse, that the rspec syntax obfuscates the test logic.

I'm three levels deep before I write an "Expect." That sort of context (the descriptions) is nice in the world of ruby, where everything is loaded from files on the fly and everything is available everywhere, or when your test files are far away from the code but the files are right next to their implementation counterparts in the go scenario.

I did fail to pick a particularly tricky case, as HasLength is one of the matchers that works well. But the matchers which exist are limited, and limited not by their lack of implementation but the lack of reasonable implementation in go's typed, no method overloading world. Moreover their "magic" is not idiomatic.

All this is to say the rspec doesn't feel like go, I get a bad gut feeling.

I do not want to force a DSL. Would a reasonable compromise be to vim code block "describes" and comment "its" above test cases. These things are not code, but rather configuration and should be treated as such.


@kaspth I proposed this in https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/19487 and did some digging when the internal tests were failing. Perhaps this might help. https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/19487#issuecomment-85371069.

Unfortunately I didn't have the capacity to look into why the tests were failing at that time.


is this div necessary?


In the future we may wish to let these two consumption_thresholds vary independently, but no need to do this for tomorrow. For example, what happens as we increase coverage but keep our definition of the poor the same? In this case only the first consumption_threshold changes


I want to avoid "stronger than" because that sounds like it would be true for two pieces with the same owner.


Good point, I'll add an issue.


rax retry tests


hmm why i never get this warning? do you plan to make a PR to fix this upstream?


Woops! This was one of the patches I was working on then I broke stuff so I ended up git resetting back to before I patched bfs with this...facepalm... Will need to go through and redo it :(


This is equal to `null`.


Oh, I see what you mean. In the comment.


Use tabs, not spaces.


You should break here.


Pssshhht what is this, Rust?! :P


Muita treta


why is here $1 and bellow is used $HOSTNAME in sed subsitue command? Also this fnction is call with parameter.


That just broke old signs


Not needed comma after `-project`. Also name of the options are `logicTest` and `appTest`.


It must be `>=0.8`? check #673


Me refiro a linha acima ```'POSTS_DELETED'	```


Is this correct to setup ServerName in inernal site? Shouldn;t ne this configured at reverseProxy?


This totally needs some tests too. I probably broke something.


Just confirming, this is all only a de-indent? (dumb diffs...)


I can't stop it… I even put a semicolon _after_ the closing braces!


Desk? >.>


Hey Jeffrey,

To add your list to team members:

1. Clone the repo to your personal computer.
2. Open up the ReadMe.md file using a text editor (I personally use Sublime, but it doesn’t matter which one you use)
3. Add your name under team members (you can follow my example to make your name appear as a link to your github)
4. Save the file.
5. In your terminal type the following (not including the parts in parentheses):
	git add -A (this stages your changes for commit)
	git commit -m “added name to ReadMe” (this commits your changes in git
	git push origin master (this sends the updated file back up to GitHub)

Let me know if you run into any problems.

—Frank

> On May 22, 2015, at 3:04 PM, Jeffrey Collins <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> How do I add myself to the list of members?
>
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I got the structure of the program, though pointers to functions (or is it function to pointers?) still give me a hard time to understand.
PS. I don't know if that's how I was supposed to do it an out-of-sort- algorithm. Maybe that "*endResut"  should have been somehow used?


Nice


May be it is stupid but what if `_appTests[testBundle]` exists?


Yes. Add `?w=1` to the diff URL to ignore whitespace :)


It would be nice to have common format in files (tabs or spaces)


@vilinfield Got them from here https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_motorola_msm8226-common/blob/cm-12.1/cm.dependencies


Great! Sorry for the mess ;) Misplaced or missing? It seems this is quite
the difficult text to display (Photoshop failed as well, and sublime messed
up the placement), but the placement has been right for me... Just quite a
few missing symbols for the font.

Great! MetadataTools looks like some cool stuff!


Let me add some more reasoning. Both this and receptor cannot and should not return 409s. The conflict is something caused by how we are doing the updates. The create can return a 409 although highly debated. The user/client did not provide any details to cause a 409, they asked to update something and internally we caused the conflict. We need to determine whether the update occurred already, or needs to be reprocessed. If the conflict continues, we need to report an error since we have no idea why we cannot update.

As to the multiple WriteHeader issue, the actual implementation and httptest have differing behaviors. See http://golang.org/src/net/http/server.go?s=1500:2376#L630


TIL radixes are stupid in JS


Uhm, I think the *endResult should be my final output


Could we do something like
```
graph = RDF::Graph.new
if result.success?
    graph << JSON::LD::Reader.new(result.body)
end
graph
```
This looks similar to the HydraEditor::Fields::Factory


At rootdir/etc/init.g2.rc:665 there is */mnt/media_rw/usb* (not usbdisk) location used by **fuse_usb** :
`service fuse_usb /system/bin/sdcard -u 1023 -g 1023 /mnt/media_rw/usb /storage/usb`


CSS3 Box-sizing not supported by: IE (10,11), Chrome (41,42), Safari (8,7.1), Opera (26,27), iOS Safari (8,8.1-8.3), IE Mobile (10,11)


Please use modern Objective-C ;) `_appTests[appTestPath];`. I recently spend a day to convert everything.


@ggouaillardet the datatype engine in Open MPI handles all the heterogeneity during the unpack. Thus, there should be nothing regarding heterogeneous support in the pack.

What exactly is the problem you are trying to address?


Wrong naming of options.


@hekonsek  Ah I forgot that one. Thanks!


I prefer "world" capitalized  if followed by a "," but even the Wikipedia link uses it both ways so it must be a preference thing.


Should this commit be merged with `Save SDK path as extracted from SDK info dictionary`?


plural! very important :)


CBECC (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2040 of 2158 tests passed)

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O texto acima perdeu um pouco o sentido sem essa linha. Pq removê-la?


No problem :) .


How about `zookeeper.dependencies`?


We could also link to the new jam participant guide.


In attachment, a screen copy:

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> Great! Sorry for the mess ;) Misplaced or missing? It seems this is quite
> the difficult text to display (Photoshop failed as well, and sublime messed
> up the placement), but the placement has been right for me... Just quite a
> few missing symbols for the font.
>
> Great! MetadataTools looks like some cool stuff!
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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The round ripple appears to have a jagged edge and not as smooth as the other controls
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1816536/7778821/26680ac4-009d-11e5-8849-07ff34bff484.png)


It now seems that `pip install` gets me binstar 0.10.1 and `conda install` gets me binstar 0.10.3. Is there a general rule or best practice?


Do you map this to a class somewhere?


If you make all these methods as instance methods then you don't need to pass many arguments. Up to you though.


This is the line that is giving me trouble


71693606-CompilerWarnings1 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1650 of 1650 tests passed)

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Fixed


Fix pep8 in files under restclients/dao_implementation/.


According to docs, this is already the default value.  https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.5/ref/settings/#std:setting-CACHES


@rhc54 This is a commit from Oct 2014.  I think Nathan's *new* commit should probably come over to v1.8, though (i.e., 9da29c36211be33910ce3c4be6daf20ca4b3d165).


@marcingrzejszczak you're super fast!


Show have the size of a pointer.


Should have the size of a pointer.


Not yet but I would like to use that for client side load balancing like in micro-infra - https://github.com/4finance/micro-infra-spring/blob/master/micro-deps/micro-deps/src/main/java/com/ofg/infrastructure/discovery/util/ProviderStrategyFactory.java

```
public class ProviderStrategyFactory {

    private static final Map<LoadBalancerType, ProviderStrategy> STRATEGY_CREATORS =
            ImmutableMap.<LoadBalancerType, ProviderStrategy>builder()
                    .put(LoadBalancerType.STICKY, new StickyStrategy<>(new RoundRobinStrategy()))
                    .put(LoadBalancerType.RANDOM, new RandomStrategy<>())
                    .put(LoadBalancerType.ROUND_ROBIN, new RoundRobinStrategy<>())
                    .build();

    public ProviderStrategy createProviderStrategy(LoadBalancerType type) {
        return STRATEGY_CREATORS.get(type);
    }

}

```


Yeah, I had reverted this locally but somehow the revert got lost.


a


aa


Race condition here: `switch_renderers` might change between reading and assignment.

Fix: `VideoCore::g_renderer->switch_renderers.fetch_xor(1)`.


Usado na etapa do MergeSort


OK. (By the way, that is called the "Oxford Comma" and it is fairly standard.)


You have two different variables for Fabric?

`FABRIC_SCRIPT_KEY` and `FABRIC_API_KEY`?


I don't think this is right. `attrs_offset` is analogous to python's `tp_dictoffset`, so we need to replace (or add to) the `tp_dictoffset` line, above.

We still need to do the `tp_basicsize` equality check, which you commented out.


Ah, TIL.


Race condition here: `switch_renderers` might change after entering the loop and before reaching this line.

Fix: `if (switch_renderers.fetch_and(0))`. This will enter the branch under the same circumstances, and either doesn't do anything or unsets the flag atomically if it was true.


Is this still needed on master?


Yep, failed on 0.4 otherwise


CBECC (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Laravel will fully move to PSR-2 everywhere at the end of next week - I think. You'll have to check with Taylor though. :)


should explain why it's not thread-safe.


Hmm, thought I fixed that...


Did this change the serialization format?  If so, something like this should require a new version number, no?


edf


oh my gosh... how could I miss that. sorry


Are these just formatting changes? If so, might not want to lump these in under the guise of a bug fix if they are not directly fixing the bug in question.


see comment above


@oscarmcm why did you remove git flow and commitizen stuff? and are you serious about the emojis


Chargebacks?

Hosting platform? Build yourself vs use a thing like Shopify?

After you figure out what payment method, how to select one (like why Braintree vs Stripe)


I ran some profiling.

This function is being indirectly called from ```ResourceLayer.Render``` as it checks for obscured cells. It's spending an extremely unreasonable amount of time, taking up a huge chunk of overall render time.

There are two problems here:
- Repeated projections into shroud space.
- Having to run the full IsExploredProjected method. If you're testing a bunch of cells you're repeating the work of checking the map bounds and if the shroud/fog is enabled. (This is what the old *Test methods were designed to avoid).

This ```IsVisible``` call is also being slow for similar reason, repeated calls from ```FrozenActor.UpdateVisibility``` are taking much longer than before and are now unacceptably slow.

We need to reintroduce some abstraction that allows us to avoid having to repeat the projections and checks for every single cell every single query.


>I wrote about this for a more compact code.

- 1 line in constructor body
+ 1 line in initialization
So let it be as is.


On May 22 2015, Ismael Mejia wrote:
> Simplified youtube-dl command construction using extend as suggested by
> @rbrito

Great, thanks!

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This build finishes successfully as well.


To be honest, I don't remember exactly. I guess it has to do with calling `asAnnotable` on things that have keyword parameters (which throws an exception IIRC). So they both cannot have keyword params, before checking that any of them has annotations. /cc @jurgenvinju @msteindorfer


Thanks, it's all just rough code right now as I move fast and break things, the unit tests will protect me later :8ball:


Thanks for the shout out. To be honest, I'm a bit bummed I won't be in the official contributors list. If I can follow some more official process for contributing in the future, I would love to know how. Cheers!


whitespace


You're importing ntpath here but I don't see it being used?


That component isn't found on my Win64 VS15 box, even after building latest LLVM master. I can build LDC without it though.


>Yes, but some functions will return incorrect data until TorrentHandle::handleStateUpdate() is called with the full status.

Don't see the logic... Explain.


I don't really understand the `Conflicts: src/librbd/ImageWatcher.cc` line in the commit log there? Since this PR is for master, there shouldn't be conflicts, right?


@lethalman Should be fixed by 25a148fa196b944b3f134527da87e43d88c066f9


Sure, fixed.


Fixed.


>/admin/CalendarのCalendarは小文字でも良いのではないかと思います。
仮のフォルダ名だったので、IMEの変換そのまま使ってました。

>HTMLのIDにアッパーキャメルケースとチェインケースの混合が見られます。
前のコードから引き継いで来たものと新しく書いたもので混合してしまいました。

ありがとうございます、両方修正します。


@raibutera oh my apologies, I overlooked git flow and commitizen, adding this to the contributing file, ummm the emojis are not a rule but a quick and easy way to classify commits. btw if you don't like it, we will remove this.


:clap: :clap:


You are missing the body_class Function.


Ok.


I don't see your loop anywhere.


Indeed, but as far as I can tell (I did not test) the serialization format did not change.  What changed is how objects are accessed.  The previous code assumed a specific representation for many objects (structures, promises, continuations, frames, etc) which are "vector-like".  That's a problem with the universal backend that uses classes to represent memory allocated objects.


Oh, the conflict is because of "[DNM] squash of wip-librbd-helgrind"?


When you @jay I get notified. The notification system here is different from stackoverflow.


Ok. I did it in other places. Here, apparently, forgotten.


Free responsive starter kits from Dreamweaver CC?


Ok good to go!


Is there an official contributors list? Is there is, I've not seen it. Submitting PRs is the way to contribute, and the recongition is via Github, which displays all contributors.


@ktdreyer agreed that it shouldn't remain once ready-to-go


Требуется описание с большей детализацией


I am fine with the code


I would really prefer to keep the abbreviation as `RAI` instead of `Rai`. It is an abbreviation, meaning it is capitalized. This the convention we universally use in the SciJava software stack. E.g., in SCIFIO, we write "TIFF" and not "Tiff". (The only notable exception is "Fiji", which we do not write in all caps. This is for historical reasons.)

We also cannot do this rename for technical reasons: on OS X and Windows, where files are case insensitive, case-only renames wreak total havoc with Git. It will bork everyone's branch if we merge this.


well I agree that they are less readable on the other hand i like the idea of having a short and long version who are coherent, mmm...


Gibt es eine Möglichkeit diese Warnungen zu unterdrücken oder gleich ganz los zu werden?


:shipit:


jaja buena!


Fixed.


I absolutely love all of this, except for the `RAI` :arrow_right: `Rai` rename discussed above. I do see the ugliness of `FooToRAIParallel` where the `RAI` and `P` have no visual separation, but for consistency would prefer to live with that "lesser evil."


Your Body Class Function is missing.


In this case, I had to copy and paste the code, since it was to our private repo which was only released today, I think you have some other commits. If you can rebase those to develop, then you'll get the official mention as a github contributor  Sorry for this, it wasn't intentional.


Where is your loop?


71693606-CompilerWarnings1 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1145 of 1145 tests passed)

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Nice post, I agree this open source collaboration schema helps you discover many things, following code is amazing, it shows so many nice tricks. And I have to confess that I used to find code reviews a bit annoying, but there are a lot of great things to learn and discuss. I really want to thank your for taking your time to review and comment in all the PRs.
Moito obrigado.

ps. you have to invite this meejah to give us a hand with the tests :P


single quotes


oh man, i owe one again
:heart:


No. 1
/*
*  Question1.cpp
*
*  Name:           [ OMAI, OLUCHI SYLVANUS ]
*  Department:     [ STATISTICS ]
*  Matric. No:     [ 45306461 ]
*
*  Program that reads an integer and determines
*  and prints whether it’s odd or even
*
*  Stub file to enable you complete assignment #1 - question #1
 */

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()

{

// declare variable to hold integer value

  int j,k;

// display welcome messages to user

	cout << "Welcome - This program reads an integer\n";
    	cout << "and determines if it is odd or even\n";

	std:: cout <<"Enter an integer\n";
	std:: cin >> j;

if (j&1==1)

	std:: cout <<"odd\n";

	else

	std:: cout <<"even\n";

	return 0;
}

No.6
/*
* Question6.cpp
*
*	Name:			OMAI, OLUCHI SYLVANUS
*	Department:		STATISTICS
*	Jamb Reg No:	45306461CE
*
* 	Body Mass Index (BMI)  calculator application that reads
*	the users weight in kilograms and height in meters,
*	calculates and display the users body mass index
*	and print whether it's odd 	or even.
*
*	Stub file to enable me complete assignment #1 - question #6
*/

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cmath>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
	cout << " BMI VALUES" <<endl;

	cout << " Underweight: Less Than 18.5" <<endl;
	cout << " Normal:      Between 18.5 and 24.9" <<endl;
	cout << " Overweight:  Between 25 and 29.9" <<endl;
	cout << " Obese:       30 or Greater" <<endl;
	cout << " " <<endl;
	cout << " " <<endl;
	cout << " " <<endl;
	int weight;
	int height;
	int BMI;
	cout << "Enter your weight(kg): " <<endl;
	cin >> weight;

	cout << "Enter your height(m): " <<endl;
	cin >> height;

	BMI = weight / height;

	cout << setprecision(2) << fixed << "Your BMI is: " <<BMI <<endl;

	if (BMI <= 18.5)
	cout << "You are under-weight." <<endl;
	else
	if ((BMI > 18.5) && (BMI < 24.9))
	cout << "Your weight is in the normal range. =)" <<endl;
	else
	if ((BMI > 25) && (BMI < 29.9))
	cout << "You are over-weight." <<endl;
	else
	cout << "You are Obese." <<endl;

	return 0;
}


was just filling a bug report


Didn't mean to remove the spirit ball check here.


I see your main navigation system here. Where is your sub navigation system?


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.3 [Build 16](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=251533&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 26 Build time: 00:34:57


Please add 16.


See also #133


Oh interesting, what is the runtime lifecycle of this lua code? Is it all re-instantiated on every request?


Export the xmls from skipper


That's kind of a weird dep for the main package, isn't it?


Sanity checking, I like fail-fast as a design principle. I'll tell you in person about some of the things this pattern has saved me from in the past.


Quit breaking Broken..


Nevermind


Wrapping this in quotes gives people the impressions that it's a `string`. Which it isn't, right?


In this situation, the different event types can still race against each other; we've just serialized events of each specific type. Also, let's say there's a leaderChange event; then the two leaders (old and new) are racing to process the leaderChange event versus any other job/formation/host/stop events that might be happening.

This probably isn't the end of the world, but it's something to consider.


It was, but yeah, it's changed now. Wanna PR?


Yeah. I added it prematurely. I used it only when I added ExtendedSummary class.


Add 17


Actually I have asked you for permission to do this and you replied (https://github.com/magit/git-modes/issues/117#issuecomment-62050041):

> Do whatever you want to do, I don't care.

@rafl did not reply at all and I figured that means that he doesn't care either. Please note that you are both mentioned as authors.

In any case I am perfectly willing to mention the two of you by name. Just say that you still want me to do it and I will. (But I am not online much this month, so it might take a while).

I am not so sure that the GPL requires that you are being mentioned by name in the library. My interpretation is that linking to a file which is distributed with the library and which does acknowledge your copyright does comply with the license. For what it is worth, I have removed these lines in order to treat everyone the same.

Everyone is considered a "Magit Project Developer" who ever contributed. That's not really obvious I guess. Originally I suggested that we use "Magit [Project] Contributors" but that didn't get much love.


@behlendorf I know it's a bit late, but will this work if ZFS_MODULE_LOADING=0?


Done.


Going back to old version to troubleshoot


:+1: Looking forward to a new release.


Yes, you're right, we do have the eTag/annotation data, so nsync can know in some cases that the desired state is up-to-date and it can succeed early.

Let's step back and reason about what the correct behavior should be in all these cases from the receptor on up through nsync and CC. Seems like we need to deal with:
- receptor: CreateDesiredLRP
- receptor: UpdateDesiredLRP
- nsync: DesireApp (depends a lot on receptor behavior)
- CC's logic for handling whatever failures we expect from nsync

Seems reasonable for the receptor to return a 409 on create if the DesiredLRP already exists before the request: the client is asking to create a resource that's already there. We already decided we don't want that to be an up-sert, and that's a common pattern for other APIs. I think it's more complicated if the receptor/BBS routine finds that it's not there initially and then something else races around it and creates it before it can, but from the client perspective that seems equivalent to the resource existing before the client call. What's the alternative status code to report? 500? We have more info than that, though.

For updates, we can retry in the receptor, but what should happen if the DesiredLRP is deleted by the time we get there? No way to do an update then. Again, seems like a case where a conflict error with sufficient info about the failure would be appropriate.

Once we settle the receptor response cases, we can address the nsync logic.


@TiTo-418 Thanks for letting me know!


inline and extern inline semantics changed from gcc 4.9 to gcc 5.1. Apparently static inline stayed the same.
http://www.greenend.org.uk/rjk/tech/inline.html


ACID PART:
http://paste2.org/0zbkmIGI


We now run a lot of the tests from the command line using:

```
js jsshell.js RunShellTests
```

This runs the list of tests defined in `ShellTestlets.java`. If a new test passes, it should be updated there as well. I'll submit a patch for that.


Unfortunately I don't know how to do it, and the documentation doesn't give any example. `include` matcher takes only one argument


ok


You have removed nzbget queue,


Why not sort?


Accessing widgets explicitly is bad style. Instead, a boolean parameter can be added to this slot, which would be forwarded from the `triggered(bool)` signal in the general case. The case where it's called directly can be changed to ToggleHardwareRenderer(ui.action_Use_Hardware_Renderer->isChecked()).


This LGTM.


git_version.c should not be created under the source tree. You don't really need a C file. You could just generate the header file under the $(work_dir) directory (and add that to the include path in the module.mk of modules that have files that include the header).


Because multi-line environmental variables (our repository definition for parrot) get sorted into different lines, i.e., ripped apart.


Oops.


Thanks for the link!  I didn't know about `org.apache.curator.x.discovery.strategies`.  We use [Netflix Ribbon Load Balancers](https://github.com/Netflix/ribbon/wiki/Working-with-load-balancers#common-rules).  When do the curator ones get used?


Gotcha. Thanks for clarifying!


Hmm, good catch. Something is fishy here, because the other tests are using selectedAs.


Warning from GCC. I was assuming that size_t promotes to an unsigned 64 - but if that's not the case, then yeah, not the right fix. I'm not sure how to fix the warning then.


@musically-ut Thanks for pointing this out.


It looks like the code used to check `isFailure()`, did you intentionally change it to ignore ABORTED?


Good stuff, fixes incoming.


@FransUrbo Yes, but `ZFS_MODULE_LOADING=1` won't work.


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ref #164


So confused.


@damirius
Done, merged and pushed `feature_devsupport` to github. Thanks.


closes #164


This is now `model/vnd.gltf.binary`.  There is no `+binary` suffix, and other 3D formats use `model`.


Sure.


Can we come up with a name that doesn't imply the existence of some checkbox behind this? For instance, in the future it might very well happen that there is a shortkey for changing this flag. The variable name shouldn't implicitly suggest how the variable is being set.

Suggestion: `g_hw_renderer_active`


Eh, it's not worth changing.


@dlsniper Please take care about `getText` next time.


As mentioned on IRC, this should be of type `std::atomic<bool>`.


why changing this could fix the build?


Yeah that's the thing that in Spring Cloud there is Ribbon... So maybe that's actually completely not needed. I have to think about this.

In general we are using the Strategies here - https://github.com/4finance/micro-infra-spring/blob/master/micro-deps/micro-deps/src/main/java/com/ofg/infrastructure/discovery/ZookeeperServiceResolver.java#L97 to build the `ServiceProvider`.

Then from it we can retrieve ServiceInstance:

examples of the flow:
org.apache.curator.x.discovery.details.ServiceProviderImpl#getInstance ->
org.apache.curator.x.discovery.ProviderStrategy#getInstance ->
depending on the strategy retrieves the instance


@jroper This change isn't in the `master` branch yet.


Good catch, just one: FABRIC_SCRIPT_KEY.


Correction: the CLI updated the `cf routes`


why remove the trailing comma?


Now that this mutex only protects this code, it does make sense to just hold the lock through the whole function.


If after you run the command above you get:
```
OperationFailure: command SON([('renameCollection', u'scitran.tokens'), ('to', u'scitran.authtokens')]) on namespace admin.$cmd failed: target namespace exists
```
It's likely because the app was running and the collection was created already, thus the namespace collision.


Downloaded and added myself following your example. What do you mean by
terminal? I have git on my computer and git bash.

On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 4:03 PM, Frank DelPidio <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hey Jeffrey,
>
> To add your list to team members:
>
> 1. Clone the repo to your personal computer.
> 2. Open up the ReadMe.md file using a text editor (I personally use
> Sublime, but it doesn’t matter which one you use)
> 3. Add your name under team members (you can follow my example to make
> your name appear as a link to your github)
> 4. Save the file.
> 5. In your terminal type the following (not including the parts in
> parentheses):
> git add -A (this stages your changes for commit)
> git commit -m “added name to ReadMe” (this commits your changes in git
> git push origin master (this sends the updated file back up to GitHub)
>
> Let me know if you run into any problems.
>
> —Frank
>
> > On May 22, 2015, at 3:04 PM, Jeffrey Collins <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > How do I add myself to the list of members?
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <
> https://github.com/fdel15/BitCoin-Trader/commit/55fa0d45c6b7234973529224715e2ccfe6fed3a8#commitcomment-11333708
> >.
> >
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Uhm... it looks like much more diffs than needed are included in this pull request. And I do not see the real changes to the prefs. Could it be you created it on a wrong branch by mistake?

Can you rebase on master and create a pull request including just the needed changes? I'll be glad to merge them.

Thanks!


iirc this doesn't reliably work right in JS


It may indeed be ugly. I'll play with it and see what I can come up with.


Hmm, ok, but maybe in a separate ticket? Already too many refactorings in this one :)


it doesn't work right in IE8, but it's explicitly permitted by the ES5 spec. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7246618/trailing-commas-in-javascript


should be `./Observable`, right?


This works, but you have to run a lot of comparisons for grades further down the chain. Is there a faster way to achieve the desired output?


I found the git shell. I don't think it worked.

On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 5:02 PM, Jeff Collins <myorlandovacations@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Downloaded and added myself following your example. What do you mean by
> terminal? I have git on my computer and git bash.
>
> On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 4:03 PM, Frank DelPidio <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Hey Jeffrey,
>>
>> To add your list to team members:
>>
>> 1. Clone the repo to your personal computer.
>> 2. Open up the ReadMe.md file using a text editor (I personally use
>> Sublime, but it doesn’t matter which one you use)
>> 3. Add your name under team members (you can follow my example to make
>> your name appear as a link to your github)
>> 4. Save the file.
>> 5. In your terminal type the following (not including the parts in
>> parentheses):
>> git add -A (this stages your changes for commit)
>> git commit -m “added name to ReadMe” (this commits your changes in git
>> git push origin master (this sends the updated file back up to GitHub)
>>
>> Let me know if you run into any problems.
>>
>> —Frank
>>
>> > On May 22, 2015, at 3:04 PM, Jeffrey Collins <notifications@github.com>
>> wrote:
>> >
>> > How do I add myself to the list of members?
>> >
>> > —
>> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <
>> https://github.com/fdel15/BitCoin-Trader/commit/55fa0d45c6b7234973529224715e2ccfe6fed3a8#commitcomment-11333708
>> >.
>> >
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>> .
>>
>
>


Try our More Enumerables challenge, then come back and see what you can do to make this method a bit more in line with The Ruby Way.


@rouault I made changes according to your previous suggestions.


Do you have a mac or a PC? On Macs it is called terminal.

> On May 22, 2015, at 5:02 PM, Jeffrey Collins <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Downloaded and added myself following your example. What do you mean by
> terminal? I have git on my computer and git bash.
>
> On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 4:03 PM, Frank DelPidio <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Hey Jeffrey,
> >
> > To add your list to team members:
> >
> > 1. Clone the repo to your personal computer.
> > 2. Open up the ReadMe.md file using a text editor (I personally use
> > Sublime, but it doesn’t matter which one you use)
> > 3. Add your name under team members (you can follow my example to make
> > your name appear as a link to your github)
> > 4. Save the file.
> > 5. In your terminal type the following (not including the parts in
> > parentheses):
> > git add -A (this stages your changes for commit)
> > git commit -m “added name to ReadMe” (this commits your changes in git
> > git push origin master (this sends the updated file back up to GitHub)
> >
> > Let me know if you run into any problems.
> >
> > —Frank
> >
> > > On May 22, 2015, at 3:04 PM, Jeffrey Collins <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > How do I add myself to the list of members?
> > >
> > > —
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <
> > https://github.com/fdel15/BitCoin-Trader/commit/55fa0d45c6b7234973529224715e2ccfe6fed3a8#commitcomment-11333708
> > >.
> > >
> >
> > —
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@zliu41 ,
Based on discussion #189,  Commit needs to be all or nothing otherwise there are chance of corruption when you write file name with same name with HDFS.

Thanks,
Bhavesh


We've discussed this internally about how we officially recognize contributors. If you could submit a trivial PR against the develop branch, that will get you into the contributors list on github.. And now that the development branch is back in the public repo, this won't happen again!

Let me thank you again for your contributions - they were first class!


The consensus for a failed update when you aren't providing any details like etag or some other bit of data that could cause a conflict, you return a 400 (others prefer 422 but that is WebDAV).
If the entity is deleted, we should be returning a 404. You treat each try as a new request, doesn't really matter if it occurred on the first, second or Nth request.

I am still struggling with a 409 on update, since I don't see how a user would know what the conflict is about. I don't believe we know either other than it was updated between our GET/UPDATE which has no relevance to the end user since we don't know what version they started with.

The more I look at the Receptor API, the more I realize how little info we provide in terms of status codes, headers, etc...


Why was the empty first cell removed?


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pc windows 7

On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 5:06 PM, Frank DelPidio <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Do you have a mac or a PC? On Macs it is called terminal.
>
>
> > On May 22, 2015, at 5:02 PM, Jeffrey Collins <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > Downloaded and added myself following your example. What do you mean by
> > terminal? I have git on my computer and git bash.
> >
> > On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 4:03 PM, Frank DelPidio <
> notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Hey Jeffrey,
> > >
> > > To add your list to team members:
> > >
> > > 1. Clone the repo to your personal computer.
> > > 2. Open up the ReadMe.md file using a text editor (I personally use
> > > Sublime, but it doesn’t matter which one you use)
> > > 3. Add your name under team members (you can follow my example to make
> > > your name appear as a link to your github)
> > > 4. Save the file.
> > > 5. In your terminal type the following (not including the parts in
> > > parentheses):
> > > git add -A (this stages your changes for commit)
> > > git commit -m “added name to ReadMe” (this commits your changes in git
> > > git push origin master (this sends the updated file back up to GitHub)
> > >
> > > Let me know if you run into any problems.
> > >
> > > —Frank
> > >
> > > > On May 22, 2015, at 3:04 PM, Jeffrey Collins <
> notifications@github.com>
> > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > How do I add myself to the list of members?
> > > >
> > > > —
> > > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <
> > >
> https://github.com/fdel15/BitCoin-Trader/commit/55fa0d45c6b7234973529224715e2ccfe6fed3a8#commitcomment-11333708
> > > >.
> > > >
> > >
> > > —
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > > <
> https://github.com/fdel15/BitCoin-Trader/commit/55fa0d45c6b7234973529224715e2ccfe6fed3a8#commitcomment-11334518
> >
> > > .
> > >
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> >.
>
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It wasn't. It was moved up to not be prepend a `<td>` to all questions headers.


if the whole tr isn't inline anymore, lets nest


Data Science Specialisation
	===================
	### John Hopking University
1f95cde @Angemon92 Update README.md
Angemon92 authored on 26 Oct 2014
	####Course 2: R programming


Ok cool. I have always worked from a Mac, but I think it should be the same process. If you have a second do you want to hop on Google Hangouts real quick? We can use screen share to try and figure this out.

> On May 22, 2015, at 5:11 PM, Jeffrey Collins <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> pc windows 7
>
> On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 5:06 PM, Frank DelPidio <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Do you have a mac or a PC? On Macs it is called terminal.
> >
> >
> > > On May 22, 2015, at 5:02 PM, Jeffrey Collins <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > Downloaded and added myself following your example. What do you mean by
> > > terminal? I have git on my computer and git bash.
> > >
> > > On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 4:03 PM, Frank DelPidio <
> > notifications@github.com>
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > > > Hey Jeffrey,
> > > >
> > > > To add your list to team members:
> > > >
> > > > 1. Clone the repo to your personal computer.
> > > > 2. Open up the ReadMe.md file using a text editor (I personally use
> > > > Sublime, but it doesn’t matter which one you use)
> > > > 3. Add your name under team members (you can follow my example to make
> > > > your name appear as a link to your github)
> > > > 4. Save the file.
> > > > 5. In your terminal type the following (not including the parts in
> > > > parentheses):
> > > > git add -A (this stages your changes for commit)
> > > > git commit -m “added name to ReadMe” (this commits your changes in git
> > > > git push origin master (this sends the updated file back up to GitHub)
> > > >
> > > > Let me know if you run into any problems.
> > > >
> > > > —Frank
> > > >
> > > > > On May 22, 2015, at 3:04 PM, Jeffrey Collins <
> > notifications@github.com>
> > > > wrote:
> > > > >
> > > > > How do I add myself to the list of members?
> > > > >
> > > > > —
> > > > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <
> > > >
> > https://github.com/fdel15/BitCoin-Trader/commit/55fa0d45c6b7234973529224715e2ccfe6fed3a8#commitcomment-11333708
> > > > >.
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Shouldn't this subclass Game?


ready


@ignatov sure, but why? Besides the fact that now we have the isPublic() method?


leaks memory in non json case


Try `print "Unexplored Systems: %s" % un_ex_systems`


o.k.


eg `TorrentHandle::lastSeenComplete()` will be empty between TorrentHandle::updateStatus() and TorrentHandle::handleStateUpdate()


Can you explain this line of code please?


ha. :-1: to me.


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> On May 22, 2015, at 5:13 PM, Jeffrey Collins <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> o.k.
>
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Debug prints?


As far as I can see, hTransformWGS84 is never freed


Revert this commit and will be fixed :)


This uses the empty space (if available) below the image in the card explorer to display a list of decks containing the currently selected card. It has been designed to run in the background so that it does not impact on the UI - I have tested scrolling up and down by holding down the the arrow keys with no obvious impact on responsiveness (the loading of an image can sometimes cause a slight delay but that has always been there). You can double-click on a deck name in the list to open a read-only view of the deck editor.

This area below the image could also be used to display other information for a card that is not immediately available or obvious from the table entry. For example -
- sets.
- whether card has a groovy script.
- banned/restricted lists.
- rating using star icons.
- oracle text (for those of us without a wide screen).
- link to magiccard.info (would like gatherer but could not work that one out).


extra space of indentation


Chris, do you want a reaction status to be available via SOLR?


leak in non json case


4 remarks

a) congrats for your last tuning that finally passed ! Were you planning to tune it a little bit more on fishbench ?

b) In case some see this result as some proof that tuning pawns at LTC would be better,
    let's observe that last time you tried this double pawn simplification, it failed at STC too.
    http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/5401ad6d0ebc597f480a9750

c) would be nice to halve those arrays in 2 like you did for psq tables

d) Also, I don't know how often triple pawns turn up...Any idea ?

If they do, the following would seem more logical to me.
Doubled[f] / distance<Rank>(s, frontmost_sq(Them, doubled));
The closer the doubled pawn from the next one, the worst it is.
In case of tripled pawn, this change would result in a higher penalty.

I looked at the history of double pawns, and I found this interesting post
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!searchin/fishcooking_results/doubled$20subtle/fishcooking_results/9DoV12gYL94/6wj2Jy0rd5EJ


Github trick: if you click on the line number in the code diff view, you can put a comment like this ^^ right on the line to which you are referring.


inconsistant indentation


Yeah I know, just trying to see if it builds like that :D


you suck ben


I don't like this, this should be an abstract E, not AES, as I've been saying I would like to make an abstract crypto library. I will most likely work on this this weekend and switch things over.


Blank line


When comparing with frmts/arg/makefile.vc, $(JSON_INCLUDE) doesn't seem to exist for Windows makefiles. Use  -I../../ogr/ogrsf_frmts/geojson/libjson instead


Why not use a for loop?


Pretty sure this was fixed in https://github.com/caolan/forms/pull/137 - are you using the latest version?


Each div of class "row" can only contain a total of 12 columns. If this condition is met this row will have 21 columns. I would suggest opening up a separate div/row for the purpose of displaying the image.


I think you can move `negVec` to the test itself. It's used only once.


For that case I prefer to have space around `%`
```
 Yes:

i = i + 1
```


wondering why ``final InputStreamReader reader = new InputStreamReader(url.openStream, charset);`` isn't sufficient, closing of reader supposed to cause close of underlying stream?


@tarsius Ah, sorry, forgot about that conversation.  It's ok then.  Sorry for the hassle.


semi :goat: ish


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Is it something you've seen in go code somewhere?  I'm pretty sure go has a
tracing GC, so at best you'd be getting slightly better performance like
this.  The compiler should be able to figure out that the reference is
unreachable at that point and decrement its refcount automatically, but
maybe the go compiler isn't that smart?

On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 2:20 PM Rafał Rzepecki <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> To destroy it. It decrements refcount and it will get garbage collected.
> (At least that was my intent, it's the first time I ever wrote any go ;)
> Afaict it's an idiom with destructor-y things.
> 22 maj 2015 20:59, "Jon Mason" <notifications@github.com> napisał(a):
>
> > Why is tf being set to nil?
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Accessing widgets explicitly is bad style. Instead, a boolean parameter can be added to this slot, which would be forwarded from the triggered(bool) signal in the general case. The case where it's called directly can be changed to ToggleHardwareRenderer(ui.action_Use_Hardware_Renderer->isChecked()).


I would have expected `mg2`, or no number.


the show message is a brilliant idea :heart:


What's wrong with your identing?


i think this whole method would be a lot more clear if you matched the pseducode more closely. You can use lists and then do something like ''.join(["hello", "world"]) at the end and something like [l for l in iter(partial(StringIO(data).read, 4), '')] maybe wrapped in a function call to rejoin, that way you can use the same indexing notation.


Same feedback for this method.


You need to be more consistent with your assignment write ups, you reference an E here and then never use it.


i am really good at copy paste, like, really good


I don't think you need a ? here, but that's a minor issue.


Easy and fun photo-editing.


I'm fine with you merging this.


Should have this in by default for the master copy. Also I think you mean advantage.


Hello Unknown! When will you login?


Should be before the break ?


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If you have a stub for this type spec and you're going to get text of it the whole containing file will be reparsed.


This is not the one fixing the build. It just changed the file structure in the dist directory. Before it was
-- dist
  -- dist/main.css
  -- dist/main.js
  index.html


You could also remove all keys under the prefixes `/local/pins/indirect/keys/` and `/local/pins/recursive/keys/`, they're write-only remnants of the old code.


This hunk should probably go _after_ the `assert_bytes`, so that it's just another clause in the existing `if`/`elsif` encoding chain.


The decryption is given in this assignment so this test should not be included.


What was the reasoning behind removing the hyphen on line 6 of hbase-site.xml?


This is so cool! :+1:


Same comments here, I think it would be better if we mimicked the pseudocode more using split/join type methods.


Well, it's just for tidiness; the instance is 'destroyed', so the pointer
is invalid. (In this particular case it'd still kinda work, but let's be
strict.) I remember seeing MMap.Unlock() setting the reference to nil, at
least in the docs.
22 maj 2015 23:22, "Jon Mason" <notifications@github.com> napisał(a):

> Is it something you've seen in go code somewhere? I'm pretty sure go has a
> tracing GC, so at best you'd be getting slightly better performance like
> this. The compiler should be able to figure out that the reference is
> unreachable at that point and decrement its refcount automatically, but
> maybe the go compiler isn't that smart?
>
> On Fri, May 22, 2015 at 2:20 PM Rafał Rzepecki <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > To destroy it. It decrements refcount and it will get garbage collected.
> > (At least that was my intent, it's the first time I ever wrote any go ;)
> > Afaict it's an idiom with destructor-y things.
> > 22 maj 2015 20:59, "Jon Mason" <notifications@github.com> napisał(a):
> >
> > > Why is tf being set to nil?
> > >
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> >
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> > >
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Unrelated to Java 7 - done in a63352f72562708bff76ba2fd45aa9e471b1b540


#tumadre


Never mind I get it, I don't like this notation but I guess it's what we have.


I also believe that the version is kind outdated (current stable is 4.2.0).
Will try out later...


I did it here: 9b508a2c068c678cf1a7fd7bfe765db50fa6f3a2


I never liked these print statements, if you really want throw an exception but I think returning False is sufficient.


"Coding" may be a bit too flattering ;).


hahaha era para un chero @FherUnity #tuculo


Тут вполне влезет в одну строчку


Same write up inconsistency comments here.


No problem. And don't be shy to request that I do it anyway. I would rather not but it's more important that contributors don't feel mistreated.

@rafl the same applies to you of course.


Optional? If you don't run it after installing you won't be able to run Pootle.


you could also do:

minX = Math.min(minX, point.x);


can we flatten this:

l, x = k, ''


do you know how to include libspatiallite ?  via Rcpp? i'm not a great with C


Тут тоже влезет в одну строчку, если в отдельной строчке предварительно вычитывать детектор, типа:
```
std::string detector = yamlReader->read<std::string>("mol", "detector");
```


It only initializes a single terminology project: https://github.com/translate/pootle/blob/master/pootle/core/initdb.py#L222-L234


Same comment here as previous commit, using split and join will let us match his pseudocode much closer.


21/22 can be merged on one line.


@sckott Aye, `Suggests` might be more appropriate. Will change


Good point, code updated to make this clearer and also possible to set the type if needed.


Again, I don't like the use of AES here, I would rather we use an abstract crypto lib in places where he calls abstract functions. I'll try to write something up that does this this weekend and replace your AES calls.


Commit changed the htaccess


_zfs-import_      This script will...


Fanttazy is perfect if you want edit your photos in a quick and fun way, with the convenience of doing it on your smartphone. An app designed for young people with a modern and laid back interface. You just need to choose your photo, paint the area that you want to keep and choose a new background. No default image, editing, or background. Use all your creativity and images of your gallery.


Soon on the App Store.


Лучше сделать явный метод типа `stop()` и вызывать его, когда требуется остановить  цикл.


Em breve será lançado na App Store.


Me too please - I would like to know how to make it a plugin :)


Dawg did this really need a commit LOL


Add 18.


0.88839 = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, learning_rate=0.097, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=8, verbose=1) & ytest.loc[idx, 'prediction'] = 0.035

0.87556 = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, learning_rate=0.09999999, min_weight_fraction_leaf = 0.001, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=8, verbose=1) & ytest.loc[idx, 'prediction'] = 0.045


Ok.


Fanttazy is perfect if you want to make fun photo editions quickly and have it in your smartphone.


Is this Mongo checking if there's a check value at all or if the value of the check is true?


Shh I forgot to create a readme on initialization.


Ойой. Поназакомментил. Такие вещи лучше в репо не коммитить стараться.


Is there a reason we need to make this specific exception for windows?  Shouldn't it be able to resolve ccm from PATH?


@TrinityDevelopers you can add Redstone Lamp On light? And Note Block on touch sound function?


Me nether... `Rcpp` might be possible and maybe even faster. Haven't played with that as well.
The original `libspatialite` source files have to be configured and prepared into a **file.c** file.
Currently it compiles the library during the installation and loads it via SQL query (`SELECT load_extension(path)`).


I noticed on the install from pypy that the only ccm file in my path was the 'ccm.py' in %PYTHON_PATH% scripts, although maybe that recently changed?   ccm wasn't found for me until I made a copy named 'ccm' in that directory.


@SummerWish
Failure in dep upgrade with SunOS systems... details at OpenUserJs/OpenUserJS.org#631 and OpenUserJs/OpenUserJS.org#632 ... we have downgraded on production/dev and all is well so this should probably be retested in your package. Thanks. :)


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

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jlk


lgtm! thanks!


I think we can get rid of the -M [...] now that cvmfs symlinks are fixed.


I think $frm->radio_switch is what you need here :)


Enjoy the opportunities.


vfuzz removes the overfull warnings, the second part removes the underfull ones


`/etc/init.d/zfs-import: line 204: tempfile: command not found`

`tempfile` isn't part of a standard CentOS6 install.  I think you're going to want to go with `mktemp` here which is part of coreutils.


We still want to overlay the SITECONF local directory.  But maybe we should export CMS_LOCAL_SITE or whatever that was called?  Setting that to the local siteconfig directory should have the same effect and avoid overlays in parrot.


The naming of this method seems confusing. If you call it twice, you'll get false the second time, even if it's in the SCHEDULING state


This should be all uppercase or lowercase?


QUESTION 1.

/*
 *  Question1.cpp
 *
 *  Name:           [ OMAI, OLUCHI SYLVANUS ]
 *  Department:     [ STATISTICS ]
 *  Matric. No:     [ 45306461 ]
 *
 *  Program that reads an integer and determines
 *  and prints whether it’s odd or even
 *
 *  Stub file to enable you complete assignment #1 - question #1
 */

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    // declare variable to hold integer value

  int j,k;

    // display welcome messages to user
    cout << "Welcome - This program reads an integer\n";
    cout << "and determines if it is odd or even\n\n";

	std:: cout <<"Enter an integer\n";
	std:: cin >> j;
	if (j&1==1)
	std:: cout <<"odd\n";
	else
	std:: cout <<"even\n";

    return 0;
}

QUESTION 2.
/*
 *  Question2.cpp
 *
 *  Name:           [ OMAI, OLUCHI SYLVANUS ]
 *  Department:     [ STATISTICS ]
 *  Matric. No:     [ 45306461CE ]
 *
 *  Program that reads two integers and determines
 *  if first is a multiple of second
 *
  */

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
    // Variable declaration
    int j;
    int k;

    // display welcome messages to user
    cout << "Welcome - This program reads two integers\n";
    cout << "and determines if first is a multiple of second\n\n";

    {

	std:: cout <<"Enter an integer\j";
	std:: cin >> j;
	std:: cout <<"Enter an integer\k";
	std:: cin >> k;

	if (j%k==0)
	std:: cout << j <<" is a Multiple of" << k;

	else
	std:: cout << j << " is Not a multiple of" << k;

	return 0;
}

QUESTION 3.
/*
 *  Question3.cpp
 *
 *  Name:           [ OMAI, OLUCHI SYLVANUS ]
 *  Department:     [ STATISRICS ]
 *  Matric. No:     [ 45306461CE ]
 *
 *  Program that prints a box, an oval, an arrow and a diamond
 *
 *
 */

#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

int main()

{

	std::cout<<"********         ***                *               *  \n";
	std::cout<<"*      *       *     *	           ***            *   * \n";
	std::cout<<"*      *      *       *	          *****          *     * \n";
	std::cout<<"*      *      *       *	            *           *       *\n";
	std::cout<<"*      *      *       *             *          *         *\n";
	std::cout<<"*      *      *       *             *           *       *\n";
	std::cout<<"*      *      *       *             *            *     *\n";
	std::cout<<"*      *       *     *              *             *   *  \n";
	std::cout<<"********         ***                *               *  \n";

	return 0;

}

QUESTION 4.
/*
 *  Question4.cpp
 *
 *  Name:           [ OMAI, OLUCHI SYLVANUS ]
 *  Department:     [ STATISTICS ]
 *  Matric. No:     [ 45306461CE ]
 *
 *  Program that inputs a five-digit integer,
 *  separates the integer into its digits and prints them separated by three spaces each
 *
 *
 */

#include <iostream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main()
{

    int fivedigits;
	int i,j,k,l,m;

    // display welcome messages to user
    cout << "Welcome - This program reads a five-digit integer\n";
    cout << "separates the integer into its digits and prints them\n";
    cout << "separated by three spaces each\n\n";

	std:: cout<< "please enter the five digits";
	std:: cin>> fivedigits;
	if (fivedigits<10000)
	{
	std:: cout<< "incorrect digits! Try again!";

	if (fivedigits>99999)

	std:: cout<< "correct digits!";
	}

	i=(fivedigits/10000);
	j=(fivedigits/1000)%10;
	k= (fivedigits/100)%10;
	l=(fivedigits/10)%10;
	m= fivedigits%10;

	std:: cout<<i;
	std:: cout<<"     "<<j;
	std:: cout<<"     "<<k;
	std:: cout<<"     "<<l;
	std:: cout<<"     "<<m;

	return 0;
}

QUESTION 5.
/*
 *  Question5.cpp
 *
 *  Name:           [ OMAI, OLUCHI SYLVANUS ]
 *  Department:     [ STATISTICS ]
 *  Matric. No:     [ 45306461CE ]
 *
 *  Program that calculates the squares and cubes of the integers from 0 to 10
 *
 *
 */

#include <iostream>
#include <math.h>   // library to use pow() function to calculate squares and cubes
using namespace std;

int main()
{

    // display welcome messages to user
    cout << "Welcome - This program calculates the squares and cubes\n";
    cout << "of the integers from 0 to 10 and prints using tabs\n\n";

  cout << "integer\t\psquare\t\pcube\n";
  cout << 0 << "\t\t" << 0*0 << "\t\t" << 0*0*0 << "\n";
  cout << 1 << "\t\t" << 1*1 << "\t\t" << 1*1*1 << "\n";
  cout << 2 << "\t\t" << 2*2 << "\t\t" << 2*2*2 << "\n";
  cout << 3 << "\t\t" << 3*3 << "\t\t" << 3*3*3 << "\n";
  cout << 4 << "\t\t" << 4*4 << "\t\t" << 4*4*4 << "\n";
  cout << 5 << "\t\t" << 5*5 << "\t\t" << 5*5*5 << "\n";
  cout << 6 << "\t\t" << 6*6 << "\t\t" << 6*6*6 << "\n";
  cout << 7 << "\t\t" << 7*7 << "\t\t" << 7*7*7 << "\n";
  cout << 8 << "\t\t" << 8*8 << "\t\t" << 8*8*8 << "\n";
  cout << 9 << "\t\t" << 9*9 << "\t\t" << 9*9*9 << "\n";
  cout << 10 << "\t\t" << 10*10 << "\t\t" << 10*10*10 << "\n";

   return 0;
}

QUESTION 6.
/*
* Question6.cpp
*
*	Name:			OMAI, OLUCHI SYLVANUS
*	Department:		STATISTICS
*	Jamb Reg No:	45306461CE
*
* 	Body Mass Index (BMI)  calculator application that reads
*	the users weight in kilograms and height in meters,
*	calculates and display the users body mass index
*	and print whether it's odd 	or even.
*
*	Stub file to enable me complete assignment #1 - question #6
*/

#include <iostream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cmath>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
	cout << " BMI VALUES" <<endl;

	cout << " Underweight: Less Than 18.5" <<endl;
	cout << " Normal:      Between 18.5 and 24.9" <<endl;
	cout << " Overweight:  Between 25 and 29.9" <<endl;
	cout << " Obese:       30 or Greater" <<endl;
	cout << " " <<endl;
	cout << " " <<endl;
	cout << " " <<endl;
	int weight;
	int height;
	int BMI;
	cout << "Enter your weight(kg): " <<endl;
	cin >> weight;

	cout << "Enter your height(m): " <<endl;
	cin >> height;

	BMI = weight / height;

	cout << setprecision(2) << fixed << "Your BMI is: " <<BMI <<endl;

	if (BMI <= 18.5)
	cout << "You are under-weight." <<endl;
	else
	if ((BMI > 18.5) && (BMI < 24.9))
	cout << "Your weight is in the normal range. =)" <<endl;
	else
	if ((BMI > 25) && (BMI < 29.9))
	cout << "You are over-weight." <<endl;
	else
	cout << "You are Obese." <<endl;

	return 0;
}


Same for the rest of these methods


Thanks for this.


Need to restore the license apparently :)


Yup. I'm fine with Hound being a bit overly demanding but he shouldn't be wrong :stuck_out_tongue:


Find people that are close to you and take the chance. Themed chat rooms, location saving, VIP profile. All in one app. The app gives you only one chance to talk to strangers, connecting you to new people and avoiding unwanted insistence.


added this due to https://ci.appveyor.com/project/libgit2/libgit2/build/820/job/dt737fikf5s7x57b
```
1: transport::register....
1:
1:   1) Failure:
1: structinit::structinit::compare [C:\projects\libgit2\tests\structinit\structinit.c:57]
1:   Expression is not true: memcmp(&git_clone_options_macro_latest, &git_clone_options_func_latest, sizeof(git_clone_options)) == 0
1:   Macro-based and function-based initializer for git_clone_options are not equivalent.
```


No, please the cypher-compiler should pick internally the default and not rely on the cypher module to pick one. Otherwise we are gonna tight the defaults of older compilers to the default of the latest Cypher version which might be wrong.


The app gives you only one chance to talk to strangers, connecting you to new people and avoiding unwanted insistence.


There is already a Common header, and it's #included. Why dlsym?


Looks awesome. One question, is line 107 particular to Waffle.io or just a best practice that you'd suggest?


This warning doesn't seem to match the logic enabling it.


This commit causes a bug if `cache_path` has not been set. If it hasn't been set (or is set to blank) then `$this->cache_dir` ends up being simply `/cache/eedt/`, and when the next few lines of code try to find a directory at that absolute path, PHP errors get thrown.

... And even in the case that `cache_path` has been set, shouldn't the appended string only be `eedt/`? I would have that that `cache_path`, if set, would include the `cache` folder too.


We probably shouldn't treat all zfs_action()'s as success.  This should be.

```
        if [ "$ret" -eq 0 ]; then
                zfs_log_end_msg $ret
        else
                zfs_log_failure_msg $ret
        fi
```


Tab this to the left once or twice so it lines up with "issue" above.


This part looks pretty good, so it works for data without the comments?


Ok. Tried cleanup example here
https://github.com/anakod/Sming/pull/81
But I found some issue...


The changes are fine for me. Go ahead - thanks!


The timeout function is called at every update. Would be better to add a state check?
```
If @config.autoReset
  clear...
  If presence is on then @_reset...


Tests are not always run by scons, as I was reminded a little while ago.  They should be able to be executed from anywhere.  But having data files relative to the location of the test script is acceptable.


I'm using forms@1.1.1. https://github.com/caolan/forms/pull/137 seems to deal with empty strings on the html side. I'm not sure if that test would pass when loading `""` from the database.

I haven't looked at form's tests yet. I should see if I can write one that runs into this. I'll move this over to a pull request when I get somewhere with that, or an issue if I don't.


Good point. Would using `sh` screw up usage for people that export their Conjur config as env vars?


This really should be `"~> 5.0".


Now that `CURDIR_SANE` no longer has to be set I start wondering why we need this at all. It seems that if `HOME` is correct, then this would not be needed?


Yeah, I agree, especially after thinking about it more.

So the provider contract is:
* on success, value is on stdout, exit code is 0
* on failure, err message is on stderr, exit code is non-0

Sound right to you?


You're right, but it doesn't make any difference in annotator :)


Yup. Leave it for Mando. Its his fucking device. :P


I was just bumping a Linux readme file correction (9f83935) when this one (48fd36e) came in too.
Any ideas?!?


Kiss my ass
On May 22, 2015 6:07 PM, "CrackerTeg" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Yup. Leave it for Mando. Its his fucking device. :P
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/BrokenROM/device_motorola_victara/commit/34f9f2575de702ab194e0e052d32b8ae57fb3077#commitcomment-11336192>
> .
>


Can't let you have all the fun.


Hahahahahahahahahahaha


Mistakenly went through `npm publish` flow instead of `apm publish`, apologies for two back-to-back minor version bumps.


I'm wondering about the double-comment code for the callout. Is this some convention I should be aware of?


Typo. Fixed.


Thanks, either would be great :-)


This is not related to splash screens. This is just the Screen API that is defined by CSSOM View.


@svanharmelen if I read this correctly, you set project to -1 when not provided in `a.Params`. Based on my test (4.3), is see that listVirtualMachines returns virtual machines in projects *only* when called with projectid = -1.
Let's sync up on IRC.


Having reread this code, I see that it was doing something different to what I initially realised, but you can still optimise it a bit. Feel free to ignore this part of the pull request though.


So what we have here is a somewhat advanced pattern we need: multiple asynchronous calls and we want to do something at the end of all of them.

So essentially, you want some way of calling a callback function at the END of all of the github requests. This is usually done with "promises" a somewhat newer JS pattern that allows you to combine multiple asynchonous functions into one and call something at the end of them. The syntax for this would look something like this I think:

```js
var asyncFuncs = [];
for (var i = 0, ilen = list.lenghth; i < ilen; i++) {
  var ghissue = client.issue('bobloblahblah', issue[i].number); // Get current issue
  asyncFuncs.push(ghissue.comments) // Pass async github function to get all issue comments and push it into array
}
when(asyncFuncs).then(function(err, body, headers) {
  // Happens aafter all asyncFuncs have been returned.
  json2scv(body, etc...
}
```

If you have seen `push` yet its a way to push something on to the end of an array, like Python's `append`. So quick example:

```js
var s = []; // empty array -> []
s[0] = 3; // adds something on -> [3]
s.push(4); // adds 4 to the end -> [3, 4]
s.push(10); // adds 10 to the end  -> [3, 4, 10]
var t = s.pop() // removes last element of array and assign
// t -> 10
```

I don't this this is the exact way but a general idea. You put all the async functions you have to run in an array and then pass them into `when` which returns a "Promise" that has a `then` method to call when all of them are finished.

This is pretty advanced, so maybe we can go over it next week.


Don't want to be picky, but this col should be 12 now. Full width is good for headers.


Now ladies.....I know you like to fight over wearing each others panties without asking, but really?.........hahaha


oh, i didnt know there was anything under there, thanks!


Wouldn't you want this outside of the loop? They can all share the response.


Is the data type here ok? i.e., "browser"?


lol


They do because you use `<>` for arguments.


I'm online... Hit me up...


Maybe backport this to v1.9


woot hell yeah :+1:


this is still clobbered on L50 (only when `PERFORMANCE` is set, but still...)

also, should probably update L220 so it's not necessary to have a space at the end of `GINKGO_TEST_ARGS`


Looks good except for 1 nit.

Design question: why pass the user with the event? Wouldn't it be available as gapi.auth2.getAuthInstance().currentUser.get?


:+1: Oh! What a relief! Laravel didn't lose its way!


Just stumbled upon this when merging into a branch of mine: this will crash if no `NSError` pointer is provided and JSON serialization fails.

You could just pass the method's `error` pointer into `NSJSONSerialization dataWithJSONObject...` and return nil on this line to keep things simple.


> Also after the xdg-open command can you put need_ok "opening documentation failed" or something like that to handle the error?

need_ok doesn't seem to work with commands that are backgrounded with '&'. The exit status seems to be 0, even if the command fails.


We talked about this today during lecture, so you didn't know it at the time, but you should ideally move this behaviour to a model. ex: `Song#votes_by_user(user)`

To check if a user is logged in you can use an action helper called `current_user`.


Suggest calling save! here so you get an exception if the points cannot be calculated. That will help you if you need to debug the error.


That would also be a reasonable way to do it, but both pycharm and I prefer it without those extra spaces.


Awesome! right in the PEEP... :)
thanks for sharing this...


Since the number of index types are limited, feel free to replace this with logic or a lookup table.


I think this should be done after `if (path == savePath()) return;`


Lo sabía... :v
Cardinal modificado... claro que sí....


This was a 404 for me and I had to change it to `/css/main.css`, am I doing something wrong?


Agreed. I noticed your repository when you attempted to fork mine.  Were your gcc patches based off of those made by Henry Wertz?


:)

So that mpdecision hackery in userspace can rest in peace.


@irdan Done.


Not to nitpick, but perhaps this should be `BlogFeatureRESTAPI`?


I'm seeing some strangeness in the logging which didn't happen before.  I'll get the following on pool import for CentOS6, I haven't quite been able to explain why.

```
Importing ZFS pool ztest_upgrade/etc/rc.d/init.d/functions: line 488: echo -en \033[60G: command not found
```


Thanks for commenting on this, I totally missed this commit


One thing we've been trying to do and has been suggested is that when you have a TODO, HACK, FIXME is to attach your name and the date to it. i.e. `FIXME(koke 5/20/2015) - cheating, we need to add a jetpack property`


Yo me lo guiso, yo me lo como.


lets call this a StorageBackupConfig and move all backup recovery related configs here.


@sartak I just thought that it would be a good idea to give admins the chance to move the attachments out of the database if they lower the cutoff size.

Another point is that some changes in the extension would require re-run the extraction to take effect, which was actually not documented in the extension:
https://github.com/bestpractical/rt-extension-externalstorage/commit/b0e2369
https://github.com/bestpractical/rt-extension-externalstorage/commit/ee70d45
If this happens later here, it's easier to say 're-run extraction with the --all option' instead of 'you have to delete the ExternalStorage attribute from the database'. But this can actually be done here if it would become necessary.


We can either take this piece out or we can replace ' ' with ''


This variable isnt local, so it would be possible to set it with a usb message in the middle of this code doing its thing. Then either the usb message action will be overwritten
- or -
this pattern line will play on the wrong led.


Agreed. We'll fix.


This is a bug. If this method is not declared as @staticmethod, then the first argument must be `self`


Is it a proof of concept? Or is the aspiration that it will be production capable at some point?


Rofl


I think it may be desirable to have an import option like:

```perl
use Test::Stream::Capabilities -requires => [qw( FORK )];
```

or similar which is shorthand for:

```perl
use Test::Stream::Capabilites qw( CAN_FORK );
BEGIN { plan skip_all => "This test requires fork support" unless CAN_FORK }
...
```