For me it didn't work:
```
 % ano build                                                                                [0]
Searching for Board description file (boards.txt) ... found multiple:
  - /Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Resources/Java/hardware/arduino/boards.txt
  - /usr/share/arduino/hardware/arduino/boards.txt
Searching for Arduino lib version file (version.txt) ... /Applications/Arduino.app/Contents/Resources/Java/lib/version.txt
Detecting Arduino software version ...  1.0.5 (1.0.5)
Searching for Arduino core library ... FAILED
Arduino core library not found. Searched in following places:
  - /usr/share/arduino/hardware/arduino/cores/arduino
```
I've made a
```
git clone -b feature/LibNotFoundFix https://github.com/scottdarch/Arturo.git
```
And a make install before trying. It's the same


各种缩进不太对…


Düzce Üniversitesi Telefon Rehberi Uygulaması, android işletim sistemli telefonlarda kullanılmak için geliştirilmiş günlük hayatı kolaylaştırmaya yönelik bir programdır. Bu uygulamayla kullanıcı aradığı üniversite personelinin dahili oda numarasına doğrudan erişebilmekte veya istediği fakültenin , birimin telefon numarasına ulaşabilmektedir


Factory has to remain stateless.  You'll need to pass this in to the method you want to call on factory, or add a new options object that gets passed to the factory method.


Super weird that the `data` sometimes gets duplicated which causes tests to fail.


What is the behavior of "replace" if the key doesn't already exist?


r+


Please don't mark all of these as xfail.  Instead, you can use:

```
if fs_type == "tensor" and mesh.ufl_cell().cellname() == "quadrilateral":
    pytest.xfail("No support for tensor function spaces on quad meshes")
```


why not call by value instead of reference?


Won't actually function correctly at the moment. Have to add i and j...


As an aside, can you raise a useful error in `TensorFunctionSpace` if the mesh is a quad mesh (rather than dying deep in fiat/ffc).


this is what I have now:

  $(document).ready(function() {
 $(".drug_screen_completed").change(function() {
      top.restoreSession();
      $.post( "../library/ajax/drug_screen_completed.php", {
        trackerid: this.id,
        testcomplete: $('.drug_screen_completed').is(':checked')
      });
    });
  });


Tepu


Should there be a documentation patch as well?


назви змінних не ахті. основною метою була перевірка продуктивності


Also, there are some methods like this in platform.h, not sure if they would help (isspace, etc)


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/5dd05b54a0683814c0eb4d17325cd9bdd6447391


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/txEndpoint = 5dd05b54 into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/txEndpoint = 5dd05b54 merged ok, testing candidate = 37e83287


Yay


> tersebut   berpotensi

Formatting error, ada spasi berlebih.


Така класа изглежда по-добре


Would it help to wrap this and the loop on 248 in a 2 pass FOR loop ?


> tiket sudah dijual,11 - 14th Juni

Formatting error, kurang satu spasi diantara koma.


You sure we don't need this in the event of an exception?


@mrietveld ouch my bad. I thought its new commit since it showed in the recent changes on github. But now I see that it was only because of your comment there.

The tabs should not be there in any case :)


You still have `zero()` and `one()` a lot. I think we should just put 0 and 1 and let the compiler do its job! (Since you only use these for calculating with other values, so it won't affect type stability or performance.)


I think I'll try that toy example to learn Rust and Nim :-)


Review complete


That would mean decoding the tree path, and then either implicitly or explicitly encoding the path (on unix) when writing the file.

I thought we are trying to avoid this (for our default behaviour, ) so that we don't have to guess the encoding (very easy to get wrong,)  and so that we can handle trees with broken encodings, e.g. https://github.com/garyvdm/git_unicode_files2

With this patch, we never encode or decode a tree_path (except for when `Repo.stage` gets passed a string.) In order to do this, root_path needs to be encoded to bytes, so that it can be joined with a bytes path without that being decoded.

`tree_path.replace(b'/', os_sep_bytes)` worries me a bit for when it come to multibit encodings, but as far as I can tell, it is not possible to get an unintended `b'/'` or `b'\'` in encoded bytes for the utf* encodings.


Yeah, regex is always the best way to parse XML.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1732348/regex-match-open-tags-except-xhtml-self-contained-tags/1732454#1732454


@nkzawa could you send a pull request?


The ticket 64 I mentioned is from another repo -> https://github.com/scieloorg/scielo_publishing_schema/issues/64


Браво! Така ми харесва доста повече!


Shouldn't those logs be debug?


This commit looks good to me. Thank you @plexoos


Could this error message be more informative?


denke scalevo_cmd, scalevo_info, scalevo_err und scalevo_cmd besser

sie sollten schon etwas aussagen...

das gleiche für distance oben...


Done https://github.com/Vladec/matching-engine/commit/07f02f0e5c5b57ebc2f1e96d327821af021b5e2e


Pode remover o parâmetro idCurso.


The name of this function is not great. (Yes, I know that that is my own fault!)


Weird spacing with `||data` but I also find it odd that this condition is checked and then nothing is done.  I realise the negation of this would be unwieldy, however could you not rather do the following:

```javascript
var nativeDataType = data == null ||data == undefined || typeof(data) == 'string' || BufferUtils.isBuffer(data));
if (!nativeDataType) {
  if (Utils.isObject(data) || Utils.isArray(data)) {
    msg.data = JSON.stringify(data);
    msg.encoding = (encoding = msg.encoding) ? (encoding + '/json') : 'json';
  } else {
    throw new ErrorInfo('Data type is unsupported', 40011, 400);
  }
}
```


This will contain https://github.com/svanzoest-cookbooks/apache2/pull/314


done


Unnecessary semicolon, can you set up linting in your editor?


This is beautiful.


Probably somewhere else all together. Forms and routing should probably be separated.


Should we not add at least one test to positively assert that the exception is raised for an invalid data type?


Already checked Boost.Operators but not useful enough to add the dependency.


I don't have this issue either.


Done. https://github.com/Vladec/matching-engine/commit/07f02f0e5c5b57ebc2f1e96d327821af021b5e2e


You created a great tool: Rake ! We will miss you !


Don't need it. https://github.com/Vladec/matching-engine/commit/07f02f0e5c5b57ebc2f1e96d327821af021b5e2e


@bmneely DWMR. press on.


- Alterar os parâmetros conforme conversado em sala ontem (13/05)


semicolons in js are like chocolate sprinkles; the more the merrier; right? ;)


I guess I view it as an unnecessary save. Currently we are focussed on lazy implementations. Eventually we will create repositories that have a strategy of inserting immediately into the data store, attributes set on session will immediately be persisted, etc.


@bmneely if `dollars` were less than 4?


#good paul


> yeah if completing a member of another member you can assume you'll find it somewhere -- though it's not true here as your examples uses a reference to the undefined foo :]

Since we don't check the whole chain of the member access, you will get scope completion also for an undefined variable.

>My remark was to basically replace what member_at_method_scope() seems to do -- check whether something is visible from that scope.

1. I check the parent scope so this part is done.
2. I don't check the current scope because this is inside a function whose body is skipped by the ctags parser so we won't find anything.
3. Then there's the extra check whether the parent is a class (or struct which can also be used for classes in C++). I did this purely because of the fear of how scopes are used by some unknown-to-me ctags parsers (assuming classes behave the same way everywhere) and can possibly be removed.

Apart from that the function doesn't do anything else (if you know a better way of handling the scopes other than g_strsplit(), just tell me - this is the easiest thing I could think of but maybe there's a better way).


Again, apologies if you are teaching me basics here, but if someone uses a channel that blocks and waits for an error, but there never is an error raised, how will they a) easily release the channel when it succeeds, b) not have some code wait indefinitely on the chance that it fails?


Nice work, can you merge this into the generator?


It looks like mutually exclusive groups can only contain optional arguments, so it wouldn't be able to change `compiled` back to positional, but I've added them in this commit cd20b440ab4d77cef511978637bd89f9674d3e68 to prevent the user from using `-sl` and `compiled` together to better organize parseschema2.py


Using this now:

$drugval = '0';
if ($_POST['testcomplete'] =='true') {
	$drugval = '1';
}

$tracker_id = $_POST['trackerid'];

           sqlStatement("UPDATE patient_tracker SET " .
			   "drug_screen_completed = ? " .
               "WHERE id =? ", array($drugval,$tracker_id));


FWIW I took it out in the commit I have stashed. Just waiting to hear back on some `CacheListener` questions before pushing.


@bmneely perhaps a test for `number isEqaulTo:otherNumber` to start?


In line 103, you have to call your source after you dereference it.


This includes https://github.com/opscode-cookbooks/firewall/pull/57


Yeah, I know. spent 15 minutes yesterday trying to get nodeunit's `test.throws` to work without success, then gave up on the grounds that no other exception's currently being tested either. I can have another go.


this is the deal here. Firstly, it's just basic functionality. Right now you can actually upload iumages in production when creating a post. However I need to make a better UX experience, which I am planning to do in the form of a micro-SPA app.

In the mean time, if you want to actually place an image in your post, you will have to create it and upload images, then go edit the post and then you will see a link that says 'link:' which is followed by standard markdown for an image link. It looks something like `![image](http://)`.

Paste that where you want it in your post and image will be placed there. If inlining is a problem, thoe in an extra return/linebreak or simple `<br>`.

This will all be better and less harder soon :)


:shipit:


:rocket:


done


Reverting commit https://github.com/crossroads/app.goodcity/commit/e3fb15
It was allowing user to zoom-in manually, but that was causing zoom-in issue when user click on any input-field.


Thanks for the tips - see 7484b4b and a545359.


Ok, but I still don't see the value in this.  For example, imagine this pseudo code:
```
channel.updateState(newState);
if (channel.state() == ChanStateAttached) {
   doSomething();
}
```

Now if we wanted to avoid a racey situation, you would do the following:
```
channel.stateMtx.Lock();
channel.updateState(newState);
ChanState currentState = channel.state();
channel.stateMtx.Unlock();
if (currentState == ChanStateAttached) {
   doSomething();
}
```

However, by simply locking & unlocking in the writer & then the reader separately, you have achieved nothing.


If we need a synchronized strategy we can add it later. It also seems weird that we synchronize on deltas but not any other attributes. I'd say lets keep it unsynchronized for now and recommend a new instance per thread. If we need synchronization later, we can certainly add it.


There're a lot of bugs in the optimal solver. It seems that nobody has done any tests on any of these codes. For example, it should be phase1Opt, instead of phase 1. And the value 455677 in line 194 should be 0x455677, etc.

All of the bugs have been fixed in
https://github.com/cs0x7f/sq12phase/commit/ab49b9f4a715b553ea6fa15edd4519d35e78f707
https://github.com/cs0x7f/sq12phase/commit/403dd8110e593fc1cc6f1de89184120a2b1ad2d8
And the optimal solver works now.


What you could do is add `-sl` and `compiled` together in a mutually exclusive group with both of them being optional, but make the group required (i.e. add it with the option `required=True`). Then one, and only one, of the two of them would have to be given. I think that covers all the cases.


Reverting commit https://github.com/crossroads/admin.goodcity/commit/21c61d
It was allowing user to zoom-in manually, but that was causing zoom-in issue when user click on any input-field.


I'm not sure what would get printed in the usage message though.


JSON was added as a global to get rid of errors in jshint https://github.com/voldemortensen/menu-customizer/commit/dadbde76c536ad1f0238570d0f39568e9d68608d


Ah, good point, thanks for clarifying!


Yeh, will do – will merge once all the Statix changes are made in case there are any further updates that need to cross over.


I would really prefer we avoid obscure names where possible, can you think of a better name?


gorgeous
hilarious
like a million dollars... :)


gone


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/14935/testReport/) for this commit**


Actually, this class is design to handle non-objects types ( int / long / double ...). So for the moment this line is good enough.


ack


Just finish reading this. Thanks!


May I ask why we need one variable for Enabled and one for Disabled? Aren't they mutually exclusive (Enable = f.Value, Disable = !f.Value)?


```python
url = config.get('url_aliases', {}).get(url, url)
```


If both the forwardedHost and Host headers will be null, this url will be invalid. Why not use the IP address instead?


Ahh no it's okay, I didn't recognize the closing brace of `StringConverter`


I would rather call the function `setOptionValue()`


same comment from UVCasAuthenticationEntryPoint applies


:chocolate_bar: :snowflake:


Align format string with `created` argument.


It should work on 8.0 and newer, and if you are using Visual Studio 2015 it might work on Windows 7 (it worked in one of the preview versions, but not sure if it still does).


I kind of like "clustefuck"


We're not using it anymore. Should it still stay in?


Why do we need that?


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Actually, it looks like the direction they're going is to use Dolphin VR as a reference implementation for using OSVR, which may actually be the better direction to head in. OSVR is a free library, but has a non-GPL Oculus SDK plugin, that solves both licensing and vendor lock-in problems.

(Dolphin VR on the other hand, is in direct violation of the GPL license it's supposed to be using)


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

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg)


Closes #17.


Usage message is still 'parseschema2.py [-h] [-o OUTDIR] [-l LANG] [-i INCLUDES] [-d] [-sl] [compiled]' since there doesn't seem to be a work around for making `compiled` both positional and optional (if `-sl` is given) but your suggestion creates a much better organization of the code.


I agree with you that it doesn't affect type stability, but I don't regarding performance. See http://docs.julialang.org/en/release-0.3/manual/performance-tips/#avoid-changing-the-type-of-a-variable
I usually go with the last suggestion, but the second could be another possibility.


Hello, I was wondering why are you initializing the broker for each **ProcessNotification** call, instead of keeping a broker instance during the **PushNotificationProcessor** lifetime?

And maybe just calling the **KillBroker** in the **Stop** method?


Well it would be nice... but not essential.  If that does not work, why not simply:

```
try {
 channel.publish(null, 123);
 test.expect(false, "Exception was not raised");
} catch (e) {
 test.expect(e.code === 40011, "Invalid data type exception raised");
}
```


This isn't totally clear to me what it catches but it worries me to catch and ignore assertion errors.


@alexcalixto sweet....nicely done. :)


Sorry, I forgot about it. I do not think it will ever occur, otherwise we have a pretty flat function and very very bad luck. I will change it to something more informative.


TODO:
  PropertiesViewModel#ToPropertiesItemViewModel
  PropertiesViewModel#ToPropertiesItemViewModels


When using e.g. at the end of a sentence then have a comma beforehand so:

Some text, e.g. an example.


What I meant was, there is no need to define an explicit variable called `z` that is equal to 0 -- you just put

`while 0 ∈ C` here and the 0 will be converted by the compiler. The type stability issue is if a variable is first given an integer value and then later a floating-point value, but this is not the case here as far as I can see.


Sorry, not quite sure why I said Attach error :|


@HeikkiDev Hay un error en el script:

Query:
insert into empresa values(1,'heikki',12345,'A','CicloHobby','B','email@gmail.com',654980523,'Portada Alta','Málaga','www.google.es','null')

Error occured at:2015-05-14 17:04:46
Line no.:93
Error Code: 1366 - Incorrect string value: '\xE1laga' for column 'localidad' at row 1


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/62558017


When using e.g. in the middle of a sentence then have a comma before & after so:

Some text, e.g. an example, some text.


lets them all squash it's fixed in there somewhere.


So we can't use alternative date formats with `useNative`?


don't you see in the test how cool it is? If a bear wants a list of ints he can just use `typed_list(int)` to get it.


See https://sourceforge.net/p/phpmyadmin/bugs/4905/


this works! in production. I just tested it. Ket me know all of your thoughts on the best UX for this (keeping in mind this is only forward-facing to like 6+ devs (4 currently), meaning we don't want to put too much effort into, but it's okay to put effort in as long as it seems fun!?')


Is this software update incomplete?


@sjmielke can you tell me why the above function does not work as intended?

It is supposed to parse a string with the structure `"Int.Int.Int"` like `"1.4.7"` into `Version 1 4 7`
like so:
```hs
read "1.4.7" :: Version
==> Version 1 4 7
```


fast-forwarding master to auto = 37e83287


And `zero(T) ∈ C` ? Indeed, `z` is just used here


Should we be using the vault_password.sh from our tsuru-ansible in place of --ask-vault-pass ?


With this being a mapping change, how is this applied to active deployments? Will the next execution of db.pl against the local cluster update that mapping?

@awick


Hint: You could write this as `topic_data.try(:category)`


What is the use for this `__repr__` change?  Is there no better place to do this in?


If the user is created through the provided rake task or seeds the token gets generated:
https://github.com/spree/spree_auth_devise/blob/master/db/default/users.rb#L63

If your creating your own users it's on you to generate an api key.


A different idea would be (without the ! at the beginning of the line...)
+ can_castle_but_not_now(Us, ei.attackedBy[Them][ALL_PIECES]) * 6

For this, you would need to add the following helpers to the file position.h

(around line 115)
bool can_castle_but_not_now(Color c, Bitboard b ) const;
bool can_castle_but_not_now(CastlingRight cr, Bitboard b) const;

and around line 282:

inline bool Position::can_castle_but_not_now(Color c, Bitboard b) const {
  if (!can_castle(c)) return false;
  if (can_castle_but_not_now(WHITE_OO << (2 * c), b) return true;
  return can_castle_but_not_now(WHITE_OOO << (2 * c), b);
}
inline bool Position::can_castle_but_not_now(CastlingRight cr, Bitboard b) const {
  return can_castle(cr) & ((b | byTypeBB[ALL_PIECES]) & castlingPath[cr]);
}

Not tested, might have issues to verify with chess960, (I don't know the rules)
but if you want to try it, you are welcome.


Done

On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 5:36 PM, dscho <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Could you please sign-off on this patch?
>
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>


Could you clarify what problems here?


Looks like you forgot to include RatioVolatilityScore.h in this commit, so it won't compile...


Add an additional route for performing a `DELETE` to `/containers/<cid>` (to more appropriately use the HTTP verbs).

Something else to mention is that verbs (actions), in general, should never be contained in a URL. We can rely on the defined set of HTTP verbs to describe the action being performed on the resource at the endpoint. Each HTTP verb has semantics. For example, `GET` requests are not supposed to have side effects (such as deleting a container). Other verbs can be used to performs other *CRUD* operations.

That being said, HTML pages (not including JavaScript) are limited to `GET` and `POST` requests via links and form submissions.. so that means the other verbs can't be used without the help of JavaScript. Because of this limitation, URLs may need to include the action to differentiate between actions made by a request. For safety and explicitness, forms actions that have side effects should always use a `POST` request, not `GET` since it is too easy to navigate to a URL and accidentally delete a container without needing submit and confirm anything.


these*


I've accepted your argument on the previous usage of "For example" and dropping it in favour of e.g. as long as the above style is used. This and the comment below should hopefully be my last on this e.g. stuff.


added AND `list_id` = 'apptstat'


Would be nice to document the contents of the vault for people who will need to create their own vault file from scratch.


added AND list_id = 'apptstat'


Any luck using cuda 7.0?
On May 13, 2015 10:58 AM, "Christoffer Heckman" <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> This breaks the linking against Kangaroo on my machine in two places:
> first because of the i386 architecture, and second because thrust is
> finnicky and doesn't compile without libstdc++. The way the compilation was
> done before this branch came about was using libstdc++ as a result, but all
> applications were built with the regular old std libraries.
>
> We can figure out why this change was necessary on @gsibley
> <https://github.com/gsibley>'s machine and then consider possible ways to
> address it.
>
> Linking CXX shared library libkangaroo.dylib
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>       ...
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>       ...
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>       ...
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>   "std::ostream::operator<<(unsigned int)", referenced from:
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>   "std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >::basic_string(char const*, std::allocator<char> const&)", referenced from:
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>       thrust::system::cuda::detail::cuda_error_category::message(int) const in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::generic_error_category::message(int) const in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::detail::temporary_allocator<roo::LeastSquaresSystem<float, 12u>, thrust::system::cpp::detail::tag>::allocate(unsigned long) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::detail::temporary_allocator<roo::LeastSquaresSystem<float, 12u>, thrust::system::cuda::detail::tag>::allocate(unsigned long) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       void* thrust::system::cuda::detail::malloc<thrust::system::cuda::detail::tag>(thrust::system::cuda::detail::execution_policy<thrust::system::cuda::detail::tag>&, unsigned long) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       ...
>   "std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >::basic_string(std::string const&)", referenced from:
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>       thrust::system::detail::generic_error_category::message(int) const in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::cuda::detail::cuda_error_category::message(int) const in kangaroo_generated_cu_dense_stereo.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::generic_error_category::message(int) const in kangaroo_generated_cu_dense_stereo.cu.o
>       thrust::system::cuda::detail::cuda_error_category::message(int) const in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::generic_error_category::message(int) const in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::cuda::detail::cuda_error_category::message(int) const in kangaroo_generated_cu_heightmap.cu.o
>       ...
>   "std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >::basic_string()", referenced from:
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>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::bad_alloc::bad_alloc(std::string const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&, char const*) in kangaroo_generated_cu_dense_stereo.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&, char const*) in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::bad_alloc::bad_alloc(std::string const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       ...
>   "std::basic_string<char, std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char> >::~basic_string()", referenced from:
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>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&, char const*) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::cuda::detail::cuda_error_category::message(int) const in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::generic_error_category::message(int) const in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::detail::temporary_allocator<roo::LeastSquaresSystem<float, 12u>, thrust::system::cpp::detail::tag>::allocate(unsigned long) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       ...
>   "std::string::operator=(char const*)", referenced from:
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::bad_alloc::bad_alloc(std::string const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_dense_stereo.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::bad_alloc::bad_alloc(std::string const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_heightmap.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_operations.cu.o
>       ...
>   "std::string::operator+=(char const*)", referenced from:
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::bad_alloc::bad_alloc(std::string const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_dense_stereo.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::bad_alloc::bad_alloc(std::string const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_heightmap.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_operations.cu.o
>       ...
>   "std::string::operator+=(std::string const&)", referenced from:
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::bad_alloc::bad_alloc(std::string const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_dense_stereo.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::detail::bad_alloc::bad_alloc(std::string const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_heightmap.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::what() const in kangaroo_generated_cu_operations.cu.o
>       ...
>   "std::runtime_error::runtime_error(std::string const&)", referenced from:
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&, char const*) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&, char const*) in kangaroo_generated_cu_dense_stereo.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&, char const*) in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&) in kangaroo_generated_cu_plane_fit.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&, char const*) in kangaroo_generated_cu_heightmap.cu.o
>       thrust::system::system_error::system_error(int, thrust::system::error_category const&, char const*) in kangaroo_generated_cu_operations.cu.o
>       ...
>   "std::ios_base::Init::Init()", referenced from:
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_anaglyph.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_bilateral.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_convert.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_index_buffer.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_dense_stereo.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_lookup_warp.cu.o
>       ...
>   "std::ios_base::Init::~Init()", referenced from:
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_anaglyph.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_bilateral.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_convert.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_index_buffer.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_dense_stereo.cu.o
>       ___cxx_global_var_init in kangaroo_generated_cu_lookup_warp.cu.o
>       ...
>   "std::cout", referenced from:
>       roo::SumSpeedTest(roo::Image<unsigned char, roo::TargetDevice, roo::DontManage>, int, int, int, int) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
>   "std::basic_ostream<char, std::char_traits<char> >& std::endl<char, std::char_traits<char> >(std::basic_ostream<char, std::char_traits<char> >&)", referenced from:
>       roo::SumSpeedTest(roo::Image<unsigned char, roo::TargetDevice, roo::DontManage>, int, int, int, int) in kangaroo_generated_cu_model_refinement.cu.o
> ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64
> clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
> make[2]: *** [libkangaroo.dylib] Error 1
> make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/kangaroo.dir/all] Error 2
> make: *** [all] Error 2
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I believe `zero(T) ∈ C` does not gain anything in terms of performance, and in my opinion it loses readability. But if you prefer it, then go ahead.


Shouldn't have been merged might not be needed if problem is in the framework


Same logic applies. Require a `POST` for this endpoint since it alters the state of the resource.


for maximum portability, extconf.rb should not be responsible for building anything other the ruby extension itself.

Making it pick up headers/library when GRPC_ROOT is set is sensible, but I'd prefer not to see additional platform-specific build logic in here.  That should stay in other tools, which should trigger the ruby extension build when it's needed.


> wss:// is on 8181, ws:// is on 8182

Oh... in that case, I'll have to modify the About dialog because it currently incorrectly shows 8182.  That explains the confusion.  It all makes sense now.

> Firefox doesn't allow a secure connection on an insecure page (no wss on http). So we cycle through all of the secure ports, if all of those fail, we re-cycle through all of the ports, adding 1 this time to see if one of the insecure ports is listening.

Very good.  I did not understand this.  That is great, thanks.

I think I will have to create a class to manage the ports in Java so I can display them properly in the about dialog without hard-coding too many 8181's, 8182's, secure vs. insecure in different places etc.  I'll take a swing at it today (or tonight) and post back.

Thanks again for taking the time to explain.


i


fair enough :+1: https://github.com/ably/ably-js/commit/c051fd493254564a8a8579e5edbde7f9eb8cd1d5


Does a python programmer has control about casts? If so it makes sense and is indeed cool. If not the user can't cast to custom classes^^


Sorry for offtopic but what happened with 4.3.4 branch?


Can we hide the table from the front-facing side of the api?  Instead of switching on a mode argument can we test if the table exists and create it if it doesn't?  You already have the safeguard for the situation where it doesn't exist.


aliendalvik


how do i upload it at github

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or just copy the code from this url. It will work fine.

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Any suggestions? `guarded_deriv_mid`?


Would you like to reconsider identifiers also in [other source files](https://github.com/FastVPSEestiOu/fastnetmon/blob/0bbe244aa05e77b8f481ec75784db3d0154785b8/src/example_plugin/example_collector.h#L1 "Update candidate")?


Yes; I committed to d876b8c85bb54e187e775886001ac0e45ffff11b and a95294ae6c4409f74921e61df4f6c62d78325aeb to reflect that CUDA 7.0 works without any trickery with stdlibc++.

It turns out that simply updating the CUDA driver is not enough, you need to upgrade your entire CUDA 7.0 toolkit. It requires a ~1GB download directly from NVIDIA for the upgrade.


HelloWorld.md created from local remote being pushed to this datasciencecoursera repo.


done


Ok let's put a version check in kangaroo cmake to inform folks about this.
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I just noticed that I forgot redefining `alpha`...


ack!  Log the exception here with Log.e


No tables. If you need to align something, use CSS. Since Bootstrap is being use, you can peruse their documentation to see which markup and classes can be used to get the layout you want, but don't use tables. They become difficult to maintain and are not intended to be used for laying out other elements. They should only provide structure for content (data).


Missing ILogger instance


cambiar class por typename


@anttikantee Yes, it does. In mainbouncer() we call exit(rv), which calls _exit(), which calls pthread_exit(), which calls _lwp_exit().


@Flameshot: http://www.trinitycore.org/f/topic/10582-6x-is-now-the-supported-branch-612-19865/?p=73414

P.S Instead of commenting random commits please use our IRC channel (#trinity @ irc.rizon.net) or the forums next time :)


Perhaps call it `derivative_midpoint` and write a comment / doc stating why it needs its own complicated function.


This was certainly tested a few times, and will not work for the following reasons:

a) the mobility is changed and is not calibrated for this
b) king attacks are amplified, and are not calibrated for this (the Queen weight might be added, although it is more like a bishop or rook weight when done through x-ray)
c) some safe checks by the Queen will be computed, even if it cannot actually deliver the safe Check
d) some contact checks by the Queen will be computed, even if it cannot actually deliver the contact Check


You don't have to upload it on github. It should be uploaded on w web host.
Read the description properly.
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I put a check for CUDA 7.0, but it would be good if @jfalquez could test it with his (what I presume to be) out-of-date toolkit to verify that the check works.


First commit


As a general comment, make sure HTML tags are aligned and indented properly to the right levels. Inconsistent indentations make it difficult to determine which tags go with which element. Indents should be in increments of four spaces.


If you want the change just run db.pl upgrade and it will change FUTURE indexes, currently indexes can't be changed, nor do they need to be.  This change is only needed if using super jumbo frames (just jumbo frames are < 9k) so it probably doesn't affect most people.


Ok. I'll change it to `0`


You're better placed than I to make that call. I suspect it would do. Another way to look at it: Would it be more likely to change if it was editable as content rather than as code? If so, I'd create the sidebar.


Got it. Fix it!


oh nvm, I will add case class WorkspaceName


FacilityTabGridView (evanweaver) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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I create my admin user via backend admin.
Which is official spree auth devise gem: https://github.com/spree/spree_auth_devise/tree/master/lib
I think it's the same thing as rake tasks or seeds. api key should generate as well.
Or I should submit this to spree_auth_devise?


File: js/bootstrap-colorpicker-module.js
Line 224 and 225:
**event.originalEvent**.layerX and **event.originalEvent**.layerY


Should there not be a default behavior for these if the caller is trying to set color to be nil?


Yay, thanks :+1:


**event.originalEvent**.layerX


cc @jonfuller @snibble I guess I should have a deploy script, too. :grinning:


This event will never fire - you haven't specified the event type (ie. click, doubleclick, etc)

Try $('input').on('click', multInputs); or $('input').click(multInputs);


**event.originalEvent**.layerY


Okay user has control, ack :)


Two things seem to happen here:
1) The point is interpreted as a decimal point and parsing an Int from that fails. So replacing `.` with `#` leads us to...
2) The types seem to be unclear, I also needed to specify what I wanted reads to do like `(ma, '#':r2) <- reads s :: [(Int, String)]`


What is that for?


Feel free to submit a PR.


Don't think you need a .each here - that would be if you had more than one div w/ the class inputMult.


Did you mean to use `<pre>` here as in `plugins/gb-env.md`? This is not rendering the HTML correctly on the page.


Here too probably.


@martin-g beware of next commit I will make in master (probably over the WE), it will be quite big with some potential API breaks: I've renamed all `#newOnXxxBehavior` to `#newOnXxxAjaxBehavior(IJQueryAjaxAware)` to align and generalize the approach you made in `ContextMenuBehavior`...


FacilityTabGridView (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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There's no general way to do this. In Android versions prior to 4.4.2 you could launch the native "Settings" app with the right extras, this does *not* work however starting with Android 4.4.3 unless `AppOpsXposed` is installed, and for Lollipop it won't work even with AppOpsXposed (at the moment at least). You could theoretically detect if AppOpsXposed is installed, and launch that if it is. This solution comes to mind (untested):

````java
Intent getAppOpsIntentForPackage(Context ctx, String pkg)
{
	final Intent intent = new Intent();
	boolean useSettingsApp = true;

	try {
		final PackageInfo pkgInfo = ctx.getPackageManager()
				.getPackageInfo("at.jclehner.appopsxposed", 0);

		// AppOpsActivity is available since 1.21
		if (pkgInfo.versionCode >= 12100) {
			intent.setClassName("at.jclehner.appopsxposed", ".AppOpsActivity");
			useSettingsApp = false;
		}

	} catch (NameNotFoundException e) {
		// Ignore
	}

	if (useSettingsApp) {
		intent.setAction("android.settings.SETTINGS");
	}

	final Bundle args = new Bundle();
	args.putString("package", pkg);

	// AppOpsXposed uses the same com.android.settings.* names for the AppOps fragments,
	// so this code works for both.
	intent.putExtra(PreferenceActivity.EXTRA_SHOW_FRAGMENT,
			"com.android.settings.applications.AppOpsDetails");
	intent.putExtra(PreferenceActivity.EXTRA_SHOW_FRAGMENT_ARGUMENTS, args);
	return intent;
}
````


$total will be undefined here, since this line is outside of the scope of the function defined on line 7


Hmmm, it looks like I'm wrong:

```
julia> f1(x) = 0 < x
f1 (generic function with 1 method)

julia> f2(x) = 0.0 < x
f2 (generic function with 1 method)

julia> @code_native f1(3.)
	.section	__TEXT,__text,regular,pure_instructions
Filename: none
Source line: 1
	push	RBP
	mov	RBP, RSP
	vxorpd	XMM1, XMM1, XMM1
	vucomisd	XMM0, XMM1
Source line: 1
	seta	CL
	movabs	RAX, 4542942336
	vucomisd	XMM0, QWORD PTR [RAX]
	setae	AL
	or	AL, CL
	pop	RBP
	ret

julia> @code_native f2(3.)
	.section	__TEXT,__text,regular,pure_instructions
Filename: none
Source line: 1
	push	RBP
	mov	RBP, RSP
	vxorpd	XMM1, XMM1, XMM1
	vucomisd	XMM0, XMM1
Source line: 1
	seta	AL
	pop	RBP
	ret
```


I don't understand why git changed the file mode, need to fix this if we use this commit^^


`guarded_derivative_midpoint` or `guarded_derivative_mid`? I like it to be a reminiscent of `guarded_mid` used in Newton's method... As you pointed out, except for few minor changes, both methods are identically implemented.


no, that's wrong, absolutely wrong, it's a macro not a function


no $ACTION, because it is for test cases


I like explicit names, so let's go for `guarded_derivative_midpoint`


I think Matt's suggestion is better, and also:
- check string, then buffer, then others
- strictly it should be `data === null` and `data === undefined`


gg


fgf


Here is a full solution, based on the HTML you provided:

$('input[type="submit"]').on('click', multInputs);  // only fire the event if they clicked the submit button, not if they click on one of the text inputs

function multInputs() {
   // you had this part correct, just didn't need the .each
   var $val1 = $('.val1').val();
   var $val2 = $('.val2').val();
   var $val3 = $('.val3').val();

   var $total = $val1 * $val2 * $val3;
   $('.answer').text($total);  // moved this inside the function
}


develop (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1137 of 1137 tests passed)

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Ah, I missed that you had taken it out.


No worries. I made a lot of changes to the AJAX so it's easy missed.


PHPCS: Expected 1 newline after opening brace; 2 found


PHPCS: Expected 1 space after IF keyword; 0 found


Fixed on 4beb5ff


Challenge Cup was a Stadium thing. Battle Factory is its in-game successor. The old CC mechanics do not follow the old in-game format, clearly, as Battle Factory does that. Also, I don't see why we can't change the meaning of Challenge Cup. We're the leaders, pioneers. Other simulators copy us and Smogon, not the other way other around.

I think you're right about the ruleset.


How do you think about a program termination if the shown function call failed?


Then I'll leave it as `zero(T)`...


Fixed on f8673a4


```yaml
runner:
    use: thread
    workers: 3
```

Or:

```yaml
runner:
    use: some.package:ProcessRunner
    processes: 2
```

Using [marrow.package](https://github.com/marrow/package#41-resolving-import-references) to load the reference, allowing bare references to load entry_point extensions from the `task.runner` namespace.


Didn't realize @miyagawa already bumped into that (didn't read much of the #toolchain backlog). Please see https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=104435 before a release.


:+1: (assuming `bundleContext.getBundle().getVersion()` returns the right thing -- I haven't checked)


Funcional implementation using optional monad :sunglasses:


메뉴 굳이 안없애셔도 되는뎁. 다른 챔프 작업하면서도 느꼈지만 세부적인 옵션을 위해서라면 메뉴 남겨놓는게 참 좋다고 생각.


tells nodeunit to wait for 12 positive assertions to happen before allowing the test to end, two for each message (the two on lines 227 & 228)


Didn't know guid existed for a SDC in the API. I wonder in which 1.31 build they introduced that?

The code look ok and it shouldn't break backward compatibility.


yy it seems to do ... `'0.3.0-SNAPSHOT'` currently. I set up a PR than, thanks!


Database should be a nested dictionary of the form:

```yaml
database:
    host: mongodb://localhost/mtask
    additionalArgument: bob
```

These can be passed as `**kwargs` to MongoEngine's `connect()` function.


Is the purpose of this to enforce that pageLimit requests are versioned?


@karenetheridge I've seen you add this to multiple dists - this is a better link: https://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-shortlog.html#_mapping_authors (as per https://github.com/dbsrgits/dbix-class/commit/0e98b8e907)


A URL of the form `/networks/name/name:<network_name>` and `/networks/id/id:<network_id>` seems unnecessary. Why not just `/networks/name:<network_name` and `/networks/id:<network_id>` etc. ?  Same comment for all the URIs below.


list-group-collapsible-default styles are bleeding into regular list-groups.


Storing the logging configuration as a nested dictionary and passing it straight through to [dictConfig](https://docs.python.org/2/library/logging.config.html#logging.config.dictConfig) would be highly effective, if limiting compatibility to Python 2.7.


We can leverage variables for border radius.


@sweetpi  Is this applicable to other devicesensor ?


Instead of hooking on to .icon-monospaced, can we give this a separate class like list-group-heading-icon.


Mobile first.


I still not feel right about this.
An admin user should access anything in backend admin.
after this commit, an admin user can do most of thing, but any of AJAX request will be failed unless api key is available.
So It means that if you want an admin user back to "I am admin, I can access anything in backend".
The api key must generate when admin user been created.
Not from rake task, not from seed, not from admin web.
It's a matter of user class itself.

Even you create an user from console, once it has admin role. It should generate spree api key as well.
Otherwise it's just a broken admin user which CAN'T do anything via AJAX api.


The description is used by Yeoman to describe the generator. I think this will attract less people, who might need flux/reflux generator


are you joking?


rax retry tests


static host?


Espejel es mi nombre de usuario de mi cuenta de github


Nice idea. Fixed.


As I mentioned before please submit a PR with your improvement.


Matt's suggestion was done in https://github.com/ably/ably-js/commit/6025e2524fe13788b60613f30ce845a1bb6b8769, will tweak further per your suggestions


Okay doc refactor:

`def typed_list(conversion_func)`
Creates a function that converts a setting into a list of elements each converted with the given conversion function.
*:param conversion_func:* The conversion function that converts a string into your desired object.
*:return:* A conversion function.

I hope it's okay :)


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references #2


thanks for beating me to the punch @benbalter, this week ended up being busier than expectd


Uh, I didn't notice that was you code. However the point is still valid. I've also added correct u16string support to my version, see char16_t branch.


Dashes between words and have the display logic capitalize? E.g.
'build-host' becomes 'Build Host' on display.
On May 14, 2015 5:25 AM, "Daniel J Walsh" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> So you want lowercase camel? Why not go with Upper Case Camel, or just
> case insensitive.
> I originally looked at making this all lowecase, but multi-word labels
> would look awful.
>
> Upper Case Camel makes output look nicer.
>
>  atomic info rhel7
> Vendor       : Red Hat, Inc.
> Name         : redhat/rhel7
> Build_Host   : rcm-img05.build.eng.bos.redhat.com
> Version      : 7.1
> Architecture : x86_64
> Release      : 6
> BZComponent  : rhel-server-docker
>
> But matches up better with current rpm -qi look. Do you know how apt
> handles this?
>
> rpm -qi docker
> Name        : docker
> Version     : 1.7.0
> Release     : 6.git56481a3.fc23
> Architecture: x86_64
> Install Date: Mon 11 May 2015 05:27:58 PM EDT
> Group       : Unspecified
> Size        : 19620862
> License     : ASL 2.0
> Signature   : RSA/SHA256, Fri 08 May 2015 01:46:57 AM EDT, Key ID 32474cf834ec9cba
> Source RPM  : docker-1.7.0-6.git56481a3.fc23.src.rpm
> Build Date  : Fri 08 May 2015 01:31:49 AM EDT
> Build Host  : buildvm-14.phx2.fedoraproject.org
> Relocations : (not relocatable)
> Packager    : Fedora Project
> Vendor      : Fedora Project
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@domenkozar 779b65f0193ca0d18b3d815a99cccd5886ef2126


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this was an experiment. Not sure if I dislike it or what.... Please critique. Happy to revert it if need be. or feel free to modify front-enders!


This needs to be moved to bloomSourceBubbles.ts. :)


Thanks! noted :memo:

Will improve in next commit.


This merge was bad. "f2-1" line has appeared in f3 branch, but f2 branch (introduced f2-1 commit) hasn't been taken into prepro (suppose it is incorrect and deferred for a while) and now if we merge f3 into prepro, f2-1 will appear there.


Would you like to amend your commit message?


Nice work!!


Why this artificial limitation? Since req.Body is an `io.Reader` you can use `ioutil.ReadAll` to read all of the body and return `[]byte` for you to use.


this is the only part I'm a little nervous about.  Had to remove the 'commit' to get the tests to pass.  I don't fully grok what is going on, yet.


See note in the example configuration on using `marrow.package` to load this.  [I've added the needed changes to `setup.py`](https://github.com/marrow/task/commit/dcb49efa492ee1e33feec51eb5b05f093ba15e9d) to support loading these as "extensions" to marrow/task on the develop branch using the "futures.executor" namespace.


looks good. approved!


See note in the example configuration on using the dictionary-based logging configuration function.


...or should this return `undefined` instead of `null`? Spec says `no field`.


Така правиш две заявки към базата. @stanislavBozhanov


good catch.


The runner's actual script (`startup.py` so far) can be kept simple.  I'm working on `marrow.script` in parallel, and this will greatly ease construction of the command-line interface and remove the need for other command-line parsers like `argparse` or `getopt`.


ack


В списке инициализации конструктора Point вам просто надо вызвать конструктор Named. Это тонкий момент для виртуального наследования. Вы не должны "прогибаться" под компилятор, когда это противоречит разумности. Создавать Named без имени -- не разумно.


Are you sure that this code behaves as expected?


-[threejs on Github](https://github.com/mrdoob/three.js/)


hmm, if it helps, I am using ```Product:  EMC ScaleIO Version: R1_31.243.0``` for these tests


yep, that is what i meant.


A couple of nitpicks:
* Commit line is too long. Try to split it after ~60 chars.
* Does the doc need to be updated in regards to the timeout ?
* Note that this commit breaks backward-compatibility


PHPCS: Line exceeds 120 characters; contains 149 characters


Вы должны воспользоваться полиморфизмом вместо нагромождения костылей. Вы на лекции ходили? Каждая фигура должна себя печатать так, как только она знает как.


PHPCS: Expected 1 newline after opening brace; 2 found


PHPCS: Expected 1 space after IF keyword; 0 found


Как же функция будет работать с юникодом и при этом не заниматься перекодировкой, если эта функция является основной функцией, а запрос будет не в юникоде?


__API Blueprint syntax error on line 87__: base type 'string
' is not defined in the document (Autogenerated message from apiary.io)


It doesn't look like self.api gets used anywhere?  I removed it in a mega-merge of all the kubernetes pull requests you've sent and it doesn't seem to be causing any errors in the javascript console.


The nested Client naming is a bit weird. Maybe name it HttpClient instead ? It's not critical at all.


this is crap


No hyphens. Sigh. :P


Запрос будет в уникоде. И что значит "основной функцией"?


Thanks for the report. How would you like to deal with this? Unfortunately, tnoodle effectively has a copy of thise code. I see a lot of stuff has changed over in your repo (https://github.com/cs0x7f/sq12phase/commit/9badf60b40062054c2be398ee06e990df0fa7eeb), could you submit a pull request to tnoodle? I certainly wouldn't mind adding new tests either =)


As it turns `Py_DECREF(shape);` should not have been added. `PyTuple_SetItem(args, 0, shape);` steals the shape reference https://docs.python.org/2/c-api/tuple.html which means we don't have to dereference it https://docs.python.org/2/c-api/intro.html. `Py_DECREF(list);`had the same issue.

Fixed in https://github.com/invenia/matpy/commit/d12dbf33d2793bcd934a9512975ed48e00cdda2b.


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kthx


Please refactor this code to check for `if !rsp.isOK()` invoke the `http.Error` within if and return immediately. For sucess case invoke `writeJSON` code in the normal indent level.


Эх, точно, вы правы :)
Странно, зачем я это захотел... А! вспомнил: у нас же есть фабрика, и она может точно нам рассказать, сколько чего она создала.


http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/5224aad10ebc594ff262acb6
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/532171560ebc596574f72401

and certainly a few more:
https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups=#!searchin/fishcooking_results/x-ray


謝謝，已修正。

2015-05-14 8:59 GMT+08:00 Osfans <notifications@github.com>:

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>


А как называются невспомогательные функции?


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Ручное удаление -- это правильно. Ручное удаление можно сделать в одну строчку, подумайте, это легко. Я имею в виду: одна строчка внутри фор-а.


В любом случае, если функция не занимается вводом-выводом, то она не должна
ничего перекодировать.


Very minor, but I typically prefer to use fest-assert instead of Hamcrest as I find it more readable.


Чёрт, точно. Эти h/cpp я оставил на случай, если кто-то вздумает делать толстые фигуры. В вашем случае hpp было бы удобнее.


Should be greater than or equal to (generally true for other locations) since it might execute fast enough that the time has not changed.


Is there any difference?


уберите, а?


I've tried replacing `.` with `#` and specifying types now and it still refuses to work.


You need to run it in the root directory oft the repository and replace "miscellaneous" with the file name of the file you want to export an icon from and lc_iconsetformatdialog with the icon Name. Inkscappe should open and close by itself.


SdcGuid is documented all the way back to 1.30 so this is something I have forgotten to add to the SDC class. Thanks for adding it.


build and network are two words. So name this func `buildNetworkResource`. Same below for `buildEndpointResource`


Read through - readability looks good, makes sense


Impressive


This should be called `purescript-optic` - it's causing problems in `slamdata` when we try and install anything else using `purescript-optic` as then you get duplicate definitions as it pulls in copies with both names. Can you update please?


Why can't this be `[]*endpointResource and just append the endpointResource to the list in `buildNetworkResource`


Thanks. 1 hour that I'm trying to build it.. ><


We really should compute that...


Here we should pass the done argument directly to update.


I have seen the linked article in the CHANGELOG as rationale for this removal. That's why @vijaydev and I have always rejected Apache configurations in the assets pipeline guide, we just weren't certain those were really robust.

But NGINX has `gzip_static`, which was the motivation for writing this feature (I wrote it) and as far as I know it works correctly. I think a flag would have been better because now NGINX users are left without the ability of having this in a normal workflow.


Usage should reflect that vnet and subnet names are required "usage('[options] <vnet-name> <name>"


`require("./../config/index.js")` can be rewritten `require("./../config")`. Since config is a folder, node will look for the `index.js` file by default.


same comment as 'comment- 1'


Another thing to consider: As applications (especially games) get larger, they often need to do some kind of automatic resource management beyond what the driver can provide. If there's no generic "acquire" then a generalized resource manager can't do this without dispatching on its own.

Think about resources that are only used in particular levels or rooms, for example. The level structure would be traversed, a list of resources gathered, and as you enter/exit the surrounding area, you can increment/decrement ref-counts for the geometry and shaders. This subsystem doesn't (necessarily) care what types of resources it's creating/destroying.


Yeah, my mistake :( . I've already realize that, and changed it instantly. Didn't want to create another commit, just left it there as example. That token doesn't work. thanks :+1:


This is broken.


Do you really need it ? If so then include it in spec_helper.


wtf why did you comment on your own commit telling yourself


This would require getDataDirectory to be always an absolute path. That contradicts your original default setting of "." for data directory. I think it's OK if we require absolute path as long as it's documented in the config class.


In terms of naming variables you should use CamelCase everywhere in your code.

`var apiKey = ...`


What is it for ?


I think '--network-security-group-name'  is applicable only for ARM, could you please check SDK serialization logic look for this property?


PHPCS: Expected 1 newline after opening brace; 2 found


PHPCS: Expected 1 space after IF keyword; 0 found


We should add `obj.hasOwnProperty(key)` check here.


Should the setter return anything? The examples in [the blog post](http://emberjs.com/blog/2015/05/13/ember-1-12-released.html#toc_new-computed-syntax) seem to imply not.


I'd say "Destroys the queue and releases all resources used by the queue"


typo should be 'Network security group name'


Isn't better to remove "cm_string.xml" instead ?


I wonder there's no enum for PReLU, so whtat's its type in protxt


xit


mark all tests are pending so they won't fail


"sholud be add [nsg-name] [vnet-name] [subnet-name]", otherwise user will never get below prompt.


Do not put requests in before filter.


Maybe it should be added to the keyword section instead?


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@ocefpaf this was a quick hack done on two random plugins selected from your list. Far from being perfect but works on these two. :smile: Let me know what you think, perhaps can be an initial step towards plugins feature.


Alright I stand corrected on this. Sorry about that.

I'm wondering what the benefit of using the deltas approach is providing. It seems to add quite a bit of complexity and I'm trying to find the gain.

My understanding when we discussed the delta implementation was that we would be able to retrieve only attributes of the Session that have changed so that we could ensure only those attributes were persisted. This would ensure that multiple threads/processes working in a session would not override session attributes to the data store.


needs `hasOwnProperty` check.


Stealing this idea - sorry!


why we should change this?


Everyone is doing it these days...


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@westcripp  @varund7726  won't it be better if we make one more organization like RR-devices or something for these device repos instead of filling this one up


(Nevermind the submodules, I first thougt I would include the plugins, but then opted to load them from a remote URL)


It will appear in Yeoman's search, but then when the user needs to select a generator, he will skip this


Updating subnet "%s"


tes


The pulled request is included in the modification on the clock optimal scramble automatically by github. However, only this commit fixes the sq1 solver.
https://github.com/cs0x7f/tnoodle/commit/06cc3793eee2a64974b5b50f5c8f6ec7525d22a2


@aselder, oops, pulling this in now!


I'm a newbie to github and sorry to interrupt the pull process.


I wonder what do you do this for?


I think you should wrap the psmove.tracker.get_location call. Something like
Replace [this function](https://github.com/davidlu89/psmoveapi/blob/c9a8ec3ef6eefff06c557647baa5f527ec53e354/bindings/py_ctypes/psmove.py#L1348) with somethign like:

```Python
def get_location(self):
    xcm = c_float()
    ycm = c_float()
    zcm = c_float()
    self.tracker.update(self)
    self.tracker.get_location(self.move, byref(xcm), byref(ycm), byref(zcm))
    return xcm, ycm, zcm
```

Then call with

```Python
psmove.tracker.update_image()
x,y,z = controllers[i].get_location()
```


Are you sure it doesn't start at noon? Julian dates usually do, but predict code may be different.


Please don't hardcode id in request.


Are you sure it doesn't start at noon? Julian dates usually do, but predict may be different.


I would also expect to have different count of stories in database.


rax retry tests


My only question here is whether throwing an exception is too aggressive.  If the failure is more silent (a log message or something like that) it may not break a larger umbrella operation.  It may be fine as is, I'm just not sure.  This comment applies to the several areas this approach is used.


Your endpoint indicates to page where story can be created. More relevant path would be /stories with POST method.


@jhiesey This one I'm not 100% sure about, but I think it's correct. Here's the only place this is used:
```
      if (pull_data->summary)
        {
          gsize commit_size = 0;
          guint64 *malloced_size;

          if (!lookup_commit_checksum_from_summary (pull_data, branch, &co
ntents, &commit_size, error))
            goto out;

          malloced_size = g_new0 (guint64, 1);
          *malloced_size = commit_size;
          g_hash_table_insert (pull_data->expected_commit_sizes, contents, malloced_size);
        }
      else
        {
          if (!fetch_ref_contents (pull_data, branch, &contents, cancellable, error))
            goto out;
        }

      /* Transfer ownership of contents */
      g_hash_table_replace (requested_refs_to_fetch, g_strdup (branch), contents);
```
`contents` is indeed always allocated and needs to be freed, however it also gets included in `requested_refs_to_fetch`. That hash table is set to free the value, so it doesn't need to be freed in `expected_commit_sizes`.

So, I think this is correct, but I'd appreciate a little more explanation in the commit message. I also think we should try to send this upstream if possible.


DON'T YOU DARE


```coffee
chrome.tabs.update { url: url }
```

Without specifying `tab.id`, `chrome.tabs.update` will update the selected tab of current window.

Thus we do not need `chrome.tabs.getSelected`.
Thus `tabs` is not needed in `permissions`.


Please document that time is in UTC, just to be sure.


maybe a small comment here: ``# there should only be one consumer, and all messages tagged for it``


`easy_install pip`


這一個 commit 同時修改了太多東西，請拆開不同的修改成個別的獨立 commit


I'm just playing around, I don't plan on using any of this. I was looking to see which computations are easy/possible with `Time`, playing with units (which I've been meaning to becoming proficient in forever and haven't played with enough) and re-familiarizing myself with the coordinate transformations.

Do you have any good references for astro coord sys review? It would be good to take some time in the "bonding period" to practice coordinate fluency.


Same as above.


This change will break fieldstonull in the serialization. We need to include the operation type in the objects or find a better way to have access to it in serialization.


You know more about this than me... Submit a PR?


I would rather have:
```
"Você pode se basear nas submissões dos anos passados para escrever a sua proposta! Veja abaixo algumas submissões que receberam boas avaliações em 2014, para você utilizar como exemplo:"
```

And, in English:
```
"You can get inspiration from last year's submissions to write your proposal! Check out a list of submissions that got great reviews last year, and you can use as examples:"
```


this maybe should be in a virtualenv so new deps don't mess with the system libraries.


:santa:


This isn't valid status code for existing resource. Use : 422 - Entity Already Exists


I'm not sure you really needed to introduce this new domain object. It's OK, but you could probably have written a named query that just returned a count (0 | 1) if the resource was doomed or not.

Also, The parentResourceId stuff does not seem to actually be used, not sure if it's needed.


PHPCS: Expected 1 newline after opening brace; 2 found


PHPCS: Expected 1 space after IF keyword; 0 found


Let us consistent on 'not found' message

A virtual network with name "%s" not found


probably best to use a #define or enum value instead of boolean arguments here to aid redability


As above. PUT /stories


Variable name in comment doesn't match the function signature.


Test if specific fields in Story have changed after request.


根據 [MDN](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/ul) 跟 [HTML5 規範](http://www.whatwg.org/specs/web-apps/current-work/multipage/grouping-content.html#the-ul-element)，`<ul>` 下面應該只能放 `<li>`，幫忙把每個年度的 li 都個別包一個 ul 起來吧～


Useful


잉여코드라서 지웠음


Where is your consistency ? Once you return 406 and now 404 :D


BTW I don't think these have to be build properties; the exec config below works exactly the same way otherwise since `-Dfoo=bar` already makes `${foo}` resolve to `bar` in the execution.


I'm not sure of the meaning of `shouldNotCatch` and `authenticateIfPresent`.

[When I first defined `shouldNotCatch`](https://github.com/Hypertopic/AAAforREST/commit/e89461af9c18606e20b8431349d77f7c89bc60f2#diff-1b403d9a959d49ef1484c6bf8a153506R54), it was meant to be used to ask for the upstream server to handle authentication in case of an authentication failure by the proxy. This feature is no more needed since it is handled now by other directives, however it seems that  `shouldNotCatch` means something different now since it is `true` when "authentication is not present". Does the last expression means:

1. no `Authorization` header,
2. neither `Authorization ` nor `Cookie` header,
3.  neither successfully checked `Authorization ` nor successfully checked `Cookie` header,
4. anything else?


This broke the tests and creates a dependency on Storytime


Why this isn't DMCA'd like https://github.com/ByteFlux/CraftBukkit/?


ok


And you sure did... not necessarily wrong...


Bad design imo


It's also a little confusing in your example script that you have psmove, an instance of PSMove, to which you attach the tracker, but then you create >= 1 controllers, each of them an instance of PSMove, but to which you do not attach the tracker.

I think the solution is to take the static functions out of the PSMove class definition or to make them [static methods](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/735975/static-methods-in-python). For example, count_connected doesn't really belong to the controller, it's just a function of the API and will always return the same result as long as the hardware is unchanged, so it doesn't use any of the dynamic member variables.

If you make them static, you would then do something like the following:
```Python
count = PSMove.count_connected()
tracker = PSMoveTracker()
controllers = []
for i in xrange(count):
	controllers.append(PSMove.connect_by_id(i))
        controllers[i].tracker = tracker
```


Comment


This can be rewritten like this:

```
var userList = users.map(function(user) { return user.toClient(req.user); })
```

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/map


You shouldn't `*60`, period is already in seconds.


Test if Vote count changed. I suggest to create Vote model that belongs to Story.


Wong status code.


Wrong status code.


Uuups)


Oops. Sorry, that was me. :sweat_smile:


This can be rewritten as a switch.

```javascript
var operation = req.body.user.meta.operation

switch(operation) {
  case 'signup': return signUpUser(req, res);
  case 'login': ....
}


for?


Here we can use map again.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/map


We should have a separate function that handles the follow request. Similar to signUpUser(req, res).


`class Api::V1::CitiesController < ApplicationControlller`. Or even better you could override the inflector so `Api` is `API`


@hachpai , try doing `ano clean` then `ano build` and seeing if that fixes it. ino/arturo 1.0 has a lot of issues around caching too aggressively.


The intent of the API is to allow application-specific resource management algorithms. Lemme describe how this works and maybe you can comment.

Problem 1: Need to reason about GL state. This means tracking things before they fall into the black hole.

Solution: Use protocols to intercept resource creation primitives. Implementors can then just update an atom to keep track of what has been done, decide to reuse existing buffers etc.

Problem 2: Need to extend the semantics of the driver to capture application-specific optimizations

Solution:  A) Add keys to the resource maps and change protocol implementations, B) Write your own version of bind (probably gonna be protocolized) if you need to introduce more abstract notions of resources. I believe bind is more of the thing you are talking about in terms of a generic factory function.


I recommend to use DELETE because in this case we want to remove resource from application (Vote).


We should have a separate function that handles the unfollow request. Similar to signUpUser(req, res);


Check if Vote count changed.


Below two "this.cli.output.warn(util.format($('Virtual network subnet with name %s not found'), subnetName));" can be replaced with one, if you do something like this:

```bash
 var index = -1;
 if  (subnetsConfig && subnetsConfig.length > 0) {
   for  (var i = 0; i < subnetsConfig.length; i++) {
     if  (utils.ignoreCaseEquals(subnetsConfig[i].Name, subnetName)) {
       index = i;
       break;
     }
  }

 if (index === -1) {
   this.cli.output.warn(util.format($('Virtual network subnet with name %s not found'), subnetName));
 }

 if (!options.quiet && !this.cli.interaction.confirm(util.format($('Delete the virtual network subnet %s ? [y/n] '), subnetName), _)) {
  return;
}

// remaining code
```


Response should include user in json format.


POST /users


Since this will be on the New Submission page, maybe this should be `session.submission_examples`

Both under `session`, instead of `text`, and inverted word order on the key -- so as to look less #enBR. ;-)


This is an internal notation for the gorilla mux <Key: regex>.
This is not as it shows to the client.

The const urlXxName or urlXxID are the keys the mux will use when tagging the url variable names, inserting them in the vars map.

To the client the above URLs show as:
/networks/name/<name>
/networks/id/<id>


Why do you want to keep password_confirmation in database ?


Wrong status code.


Why is second part needed? Wouldn't `scope.isStatic` return `false` for `null` anyway?


Let's use a password generator module instead of writing your own function.

https://github.com/bermi/password-generator