Please add the parentheses again. The "&&" binds stronger than the "||". Without the parentheses it does not work!


LGTM. Looks like youll need a rebase though.


Pull request #7


You only need the upper part inside of the if() else() statement, everything below here is the same for both cases, so you can move it outside of the loop (if you declare the transition_pressure and pressure_width outside).
This makes it easier for people to change the functionality in the future, because they will have to change it in only one place in the code.


I think Ryan changed it because `Link`'s context was missing and it couldn't calculate `isActive`


1640-AddHVACPart1 (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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The basic header file should not declare `main`. Only `unit_test_impl.hpp` should define it (conditioned on `CAF_TEST_NO_MAIN`).


@benjamin-bader Since we are changing it already let's handle all pathological cases as well.


You can get rid of all changed in `unit_test.hpp`, per the above comment.


1) Agree that submodules complicate deploys needlessly although dual maintenance can be a pain.

2) I'll build against version 4.48 of GLPK (didn't realize that GLPKapiEMPTY made MFAToolkit nonfunctional).


No, it was in the list twice apparently.


We should be careful about core.editor "editor path". What's a generalized value of this that'll work on every OS and every computer? I'd be tempted to skip this config setting. If we don't, we need more content to explain at least the top few possible settings for at least Windows and Mac.


It seems the initial failovering code is broken.
connection_drop() (which points to tfw_sock_srv_connect_failover() for server connections) is called only from ss_do_close(). I.e. if a server connection is closed intentionally (e.g. on the server shutdown), then we run failover code.
I'd say that failover code should rather run on sk_error_report socket callback, i.e. from ss_tcp_error()...

Alexey, any thoughts?


:+1: How was the rest of the conference??


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/15481/testReport/) for this commit**


This change results in erroneous "Can not find collector" errors in the logs.. The collectors are clearly they are working properly after being loaded.


I'd also consider adding push.default simple to avoid the warning message when people push, but if you cover it then, no problems.


すごいー！


We need to setup AlchemyAPI on our own server :-1:


Why don't you just create a `main(int, char**)` function inside namespace `caf::test` and define a global `main` if and only if `CAF_TEST_NO_MAIN` is absent. The global main should look like this:

```cpp
#ifndef CAF_TEST_NO_MAIN
int main(int argc, char** argv) {
  return caf::test::main(argc, argv);
}
#endif // CAF_TEST_NO_MAIN


@iam4x We didn't really need return here
Coffee-script by default returns the last value in a function


Line 13, should you use console.log instead of return since the code block is not part of a function? Great job! :+1:


this is incorrect...


that is not code please change


Of course, great catch.


yes it is code, don't be a fool


I had them originally as `let`, but changed to `var` because in `URLBarAction`, I needed to modify `handler` in `init` after `super.init` (I could not pass the right handler directly to `super.init` as it complained that I used `urlBar` before `super.init`...).


Any reason you aren't passing this handler in `init`?


It's the same here as in the phase function derivatives, you can move a part of the code outside of the if() else().


Nit: `let`


this lowercases the message paged to user


rax retry tests


we should use ``stripeInfos.stream().sorted()``


Yes, will do.


This works, but I would still give the table an id and getElementById(). It's more specific, and you would be able to reuse the code easier if you used it in a page with multiple tables (might accidentally make the wrong one first).


missing indent


It needs to be checked whether ```segmentIndex``` exists in ```segments```.


yes, see below


call this ``stats``


I have no idea.  Maybe I will look into changing the model instead of regenerating it?


Fixed in a0a0d0da790705bddea4af0d9c28b207f7b346bd


Will need to watch out or that'll also build the manual I think...


Awesome making rows and appending them into the html, instead of appending columns into a predefined tr. It's just more consistent with the way the model works.


Added affiliations and fixed html to open sites in new window


+ adding email index


in that case i think i should start with reimplementing `get_dpi` inside awesome c code, i think it should be most straight-forward way:
http://xcb.freedesktop.org/xlibtoxcbtranslationguide/ see `18.2.11`


need to set it later in `locationActionsForURLBar` (it is ugly, but I am assuming VoiceOver and UIAlertController will all call it on the main thread, so access to `urlBar` will be serialized)


Same here, you can make the code much shorter if you have only one loop, replacing transition_pressures.size() and transition_depths.size() by something defined before like number_of_phase_transitions.


small txt edit + affiliation fixes


Not only does this method not cache, it does not even check if it’s actually responsible for the navigation item. Essentially, it makes *EVERY* navigation item cache invalid, not just for events.


Mike was here. ;-)


nope! web/config.js - I'll fix it


Why do we need the time on newly initialized server connection? The timer is only for server connection issues.


Canvas size of retina icon will need to be exactly 2x the pixel dimension of the normal icon canvas size.  All retina icons will need to be divisible by 2 without a remainder for this to work correctly.


Usually modern compilers do not need explicit inline specification.


nope, why?


THIS COMMIT IS NOT SIGNED BY THE REAL DEREK PRIOR!


Sure!


nowadays AFAIK you can inherit another filetype's settings *and* add overrides, so maybe it'd be wanted here?


Code and HTML look really clean and well formatted!


Change everything to ``requireNonNull``


Yep, and I believe is what this assert verifies. Are we missing something @mikeswartz?


this would be adding the index to the table of contents, which we don't need.


Mr. A, with you using the Settings of NAVIGATION_BAR_SHOW, are you able to turn this style of navbar off with the switch in settings?


This will just segfault instantly as soon as shared_from_this gets called in beginAccept.


Damn, just noticed that. Will fix now.


Looks pretty good


revert


@oovoo I bumped the version here and re-tagged this commit as ```v0.1.1```.

Do you want to build and push the 0.1.1 gem or should I do it? :)


I explain it in the comment to the patch. At the time when `tfw_sock_srv_disconnect()` is called, do we have a way of knowing if a timer was ever used (and therefore initialized)? Unconditional call to `del_timer_sync()` leads to system crash due to uninitialized timer structure.


The test cases here hare incorrect, the `via` instructions are missing. Your fix actually returns the correct result.


A small cute test case maybe? :)


Why was that needed?


No I can't. I'm still trying to figure out why...


Done!


rename to ``createMultiStripeFile``


Seems this commit can be simply reverted.


I'm not sure we need this class at all -- it exists only to take a `urlBar` and feed it back to the handler. Wouldn't it be a lot simpler to drop this and use a generic `Action` instead?


These are all the comments I have, great work otherwise :-)
Thank you!
(And we have to wait for the tester)


If we remove `URLBarAction`, you'll just need to change `urlBar` -> `self.urlBar` here.


This commit was made as grifdev@grsmid01 before the change was made to the GRSIUser account, that's why it shows up as pcbend, we think. We've switched the grifdev account to GRSIUser and pushed this commit.


I will change this and push it into the new repository.


...and you won't need these anymore, either, if you drop `URLBarAction`.


We consume the first iteration's statistics, decrementing count by 1 in Line 2940 by `if (count != 0 && --count == 0)`. Running `zpool iostat -y 1 2` would print just 1 result, as the first iteration's statistics output never gets printed. As a side effect `zpool iostat -y 1 2` runs for 2 seconds, whereas `zpool iostat 1 2` runs for just 1 second, sysstat's `iostat` behaves in the same way.


You can remove all that code and replace it with BOOT_ANIMATION_SIZE := wvga


Mike was here. ;-)


@nyalldawson sure - but I'll wait some time before I merge


This is probably a good use case for the `@hide-in-jetpack` comment tag. Let's change this and re-sync, what do you say?


Let's squash this commit with the previous one to get rid of this line in the history.


Yep, I was going to suggest that in your previous message :)


rax retry tests


`Action` is a pretty vague name for a globally-namespaced class. Can you qualify this to something more specific? `AccessibleAction`, perhaps?


@jonathanong Hi, can you please publish this to npm.


Bien ahi en el metodo de validar


Without that, changes to `routing_algorithms/shortest_path.hpp` aren't noticed during rebuilds.  Clean builds work fine.


How do you feel about `This command will remove all data from #{target.name} on #{app} and replace it with the contents of #{source.name}.` to be extra super double-plus clear?


Derp.


As long as users know that they cannot have dimensions that are not divisible by 2 without a remainder, should work.  For example, if a retina icon is 133px by 67px it would not work to generate sprites using that icon dimension.


Yep, you're right, the change was too quick. Going to send another PR shortly.


Wasn't there some discussion of bringing multiple identities back in a recent meeting?


since this commit ./gradlew dist from the root project does nothing. It just says

    Java HotSpot(TM) Server VM warning: ignoring option MaxPermSize=512m; support was removed in 8.0
    [buildinfo] Not using buildInfo properties file for this build.
    Publication named 'mavenCustom' does not exist for project ':documentation-toolchain' in task ':documentation-toolchain:artifactoryPublish'.
    None of the specified publications matched for project ':documentation-toolchain' - nothing to publish.
    Publication named 'mavenCustom' does not exist for project ':spring-xd-hadoop:hdp22' in task ':spring-xd-hadoop:hdp22:artifactoryPublish'.
    None of the specified publications matched for project ':spring-xd-hadoop:hdp22' - nothing to publish.
    Publication named 'mavenCustom' does not exist for project ':spring-xd-hadoop:cdh5' in task ':spring-xd-hadoop:cdh5:artifactoryPublish'.
    None of the specified publications matched for project ':spring-xd-hadoop:cdh5' - nothing to publish.
    Publication named 'mavenCustom' does not exist for project ':spring-xd-hadoop:phd30' in task ':spring-xd-hadoop:phd30:artifactoryPublish'.
    None of the specified publications matched for project ':spring-xd-hadoop:phd30' - nothing to publish.
    Publication named 'mavenCustom' does not exist for project ':' in task ':artifactoryPublish'.
    Publication named 'mavenCustom' does not exist for project ':spring-xd-hadoop:hadoop26' in task ':spring-xd-hadoop:hadoop26:artifactoryPublish'.
    None of the specified publications matched for project ':spring-xd-hadoop:hadoop26' - nothing to publish.
    Publication named 'mavenCustom' does not exist for project ':spring-xd-hadoop:phd21' in task ':spring-xd-hadoop:phd21:artifactoryPublish'.
    None of the specified publications matched for project ':spring-xd-hadoop:phd21' - nothing to publish.
    :assemble UP-TO-DATE
    :dist UP-TO-DATE


In Java 7, you could use inferred types:
return new PaginatedResult<>(...)


Here's the issue in C1M5 of Freedoom1.wad as mentioned above. Offending use lines in red:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3210148/7824561/45626a2a-0447-11e5-951b-1f6734435bf5.png)


Never mind this stupid comment, Profile was added, that's right!


which line @Nevraeka?


I may add more about the conference in the final draft.


I have tried many of times when we had this back in our lp5.0 source and could never get it to. So that was when I made it able to have a height of "0" set.


Yep, like here :)


Ahhh, I will make that change now. Thanks


Wouldn't this mean auto-decay to class instance when e.g. passing to functions expecting usual class instances?

```d
void foo(MyClass instance){
   // have fun with instance
   global = instance; // oops!
}

// somewhere else
{
         RefCounted!MyClass temp = ... ;
         foo(temp);
         //...
}
```


See 6142f73 and 5ac78af, this should be resolved.


The name "Status" is very vague. Probably, OrderStatus?


Is there an issue filed for this? If so please reference it here.


Mike was here. ;-)


Being an user provided label with no translation in between, this is going to be a string.


And the line 88 ??
Why not?


and hence,  `ec.IPAddress = net.ParseIP(ip)`


Please change the tests to reflect the change from IPAddress to String


It's a great implementation, I thought it was something that I did that messed it up, but if you can't get it either then I guess it's something in there that causes it. I'll have to remove the Navbar TIle then....thanks for the heads up.


I would expect the `on default` logic to raise if exit_code is non-zero. In cases where an acceptance test needs to handle multiple exit_codes, I usually do:

```
        on(agent, '...', :acceptable_exit_codes => [1]) do |result|
          assert_equal(result.exit_code, exit_code)
          assert_match(regex, result.stdout)
        end
```


Chris,

Aside from maybe downloading these from manually constructed models, 'not OK' does pretty much mean unusable for other tasks such as gap fill. A lot of the problems are mass or charge imbalance or made up reactions. While I agree these can be overridden by the template as needed, these in general should not be included in potential solutions and in my mind, that's what this flag is for.

Perhaps a moot point since we'll filter this by templates and we can set that there, but just wanted to be sure we are talking about the same thing.

Best,
Nick

Sent from my iPhone

> On May 26, 2015, at 4:32 PM, cshenry <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I don�t think we can absolutely confirm that �not OK� reactions are excluded. If they are needed to complete a model and make it work, we must use them. The status is just there as a reference to problems with the reactions. Ultimately, it is the �template� that decides what does and does not go into a model� not hard and fast rules...
>
> If a reaction really is garbage and should be excluded from ever being used in a model or template, then it should be flagged as �non-core� in the SOLR table...
>
> On May 26, 2015, at 4:25 PM, Mike Mundy <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > We need to validate that "not OK" reactions really are excluded from modeling and we need to make it clear in the search interface that a reaction is going to be excluded. The users I've worked with are confused by a status of "CI" or "MI".
> >
> > �
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
> >
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


We know the code's got a bit messy. We're moving to use [standard](https://github.com/feross/standard) at the moment.


Oui je l'ai vu en regardant mon commit :p Bon j'ai progressé quand même !


yep, that's fine,

a


I think this tooltip and the other with the same text (below) should actually be for Name and Language respectively.


done


Can you return `Bool` instead of `Bool?` here, and add a documentation comment for this method that explains the return value?


@jspizziri The related issue is referenced in the commit at the top of the page: "[fixes #200]".


And here.


While here, please combine all of these statements to reduce nesting:
```
if let tab = tabManager.selectedTab,
   let url = tab.displayURL,
   let absoluteString = url.absoluteString
   let result = ... {
}
```


The `list()` added here was not necessary. (I checked futurize stage 1 previously.)


Yeah, I agree. It should throw an exception


`list` not needed.


do you really need the i > 0 check?


Just to chime in. If it's worth that much we should consider something more explicit than embedding it in a name. I'm not all for tracking every bit of data, but let's add this to our discussion so that we at least cover the pros and cons. Presumably if that data is truly easy to ingest, we can consider it, but otherwise, it will be a project unto itself of which we have enough.

Best,
Nick

Sent from my iPhone

> On May 26, 2015, at 12:32 PM, janakagithub <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> May be not directly relevant to what you do, but I would like to point out that having the pathway data from MetaCyc and/or KEGG mapped to modelSEED reactions and integrated to our biochemistry object is extremely important. These traditional pathways that biologists are familiar by their names (e.g reductive TCA cycle) defines the metabolic capability of the organisms for those experts. Not to forget this data could be extremely useful on model/genome analysis, derive organism profiles and on pathway based gapfilling efforts.
> Since the data is being reorganized, I would suggest adding these data into the biochemistry object with a pathway identifier and the human readable name for both KEGG and MetaCyc derived pathways. I would imagine, for a given reaction minimally, pathway data could be included as
>
> pathway_types : MetaCyc or KEGG
>
> for MetaCyc :
>
> MetaCyc_pathway_1_name : pathway_1 identifier
> MetaCyc_pathway_2_name : pathway_2 identifier
>
> for KEGG:
>
> KEGG pathway_1_name : pathway_1 identifier
> KEGG pathway_2_name : pathway_2 identifier
>
> In addition, If you have the data for which step the certain reaction belong in the pathway (e.g MetaCyc_pathway_1_name : pathway_1 identifier : step 3
> ) OR the other connecting reactions for the particular pathway would be nice, but one could generate the whole linear pathway if the above information is provided.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


I think you should just do `from builtins import *` so you can use the iter versions consistently everywhere.


Just save the value `true`. It should be all we need.


Add a comment explaining how the stripe stats are laid out


`urllib.error` and `urllib.parse` are not used.


Can be simplified to `if open then`


thank you.


Great! :smile:


Please, make a point release for those who use your package to fix the deprecations


Ok, we can leave the timer initialization - this is the common way.


good find .. looks good .


Setting defaults this way forces the caller to specify options for things they don't care about. So for example, if the caller just wants to do `setup_puppet_on(host, :agent => true)`, then the value of `:mcollective` in the hash will be `nil`. That will still "work" since `nil` and `false` are both not truthy, but can lead to surprising results if the code assumes the `:mcollective` key exists in the options hash.

Alternatively, you may want to do something like:
```
def setup_puppet_on(host, opts = {})
  opts = {:agent => false, :mcollective => false}.merge(opts)
end
```


This navbar uses cm devforce. I also tried to change it to NAVBAR SHOW but it is still not working. What i did is set in settings the minpercent of height/width to 0. so user can put it to 0 if he wants to hide it


Addressed in f6923189


building and uploading now, as I want to have the packaging PRs up shortly, so this will get into apt/yum repos in a few hours...


My intention was to rely on it being falsey. You're thinking ahead to if someone adds an option that doesn't default false?


Completes #48


The `puppet resource service` invocation is supposed to block until the service starts, but some services report success before they're actually able to handle connections. Is that what happened here?


addressed in cfdf0d8d


Это точно здесь нужно? Кажется, что это не такая частая операция. Мб просто в VecTools метод завести?


Hm, this is terribly fragile, so it'd probably be better to just keep the generic messages for now over hacking this in. Perhaps @rnewman can suggest something better.


Should we call it `puppet V3`? It seems a bit confusing where we say `master` and where we say `puppet`.


Add for RPM based as well


The -requires shortcut would need to be unnecessarily complicated. SInce the test tools use the lib to get the features, and the lib would need the test tools to issue a plan we have a cycle that would be complicated (though not hard) to work around. I would prefer to avoid that. However adding a seperate library with the shortcut is something I am open to doing.


Should this wording be adjusted with the pending release of puppet server 2.1?


Until we have a better way to distinguish errors, I'd suggest assuming all failures == "already in reading list" for now. Either that, or change the error message to something more generic like "Cannot add to reading list" (though that's less user-friendly).


rax retry tests


I'm not sure about the implications of this change. That is, I'm really not sure, but I don't see any danger.


Thanks, see https://jira.spring.io/browse/XD-3107 and the referenced pull request. It should get merged in the next day or so.


This method wasn't useful any way, as you could only set the context for the whole app.


When is this used? What does it do?


Changes in Chrome 43.0.2324.0 caused this "bug":
https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=478775


If we did not enter the unless block, then here the %replaces is still set to the old value from line 132, so this code is not correct for newer apache, moving the added build line inside the unless block should be enough here.

However I dislike the duplicate copy_wrapper and build steps for a single apache config, as it makes the code harder to reason about.


Why not have this in the same namespace as HttpContextBase so you don't have to remember to add the using?


Sorry, I thought you were referencing GLESSL. There is no GLSL spec versioned 1.2 that is valid for GLES, which is the basis for WebGL. (Apparently they share the relevant sections, though!)
Please reference GLESSL 1.0.17, and optionally GLESSL 3.00.4. Alternatively, I can do a follow-up PR to handle this. Up to you.


Ok it seems that cairo-gl is missing - although it exists.


addressed in 24faee8


The new added Directory block should actually be safe for all versions of apache, it is needed for 2.4 but it won't have a negative impact for newer apache versions.

I think the cleanest way to do this would be to move that block into the replaces we can see here on line 131 and make that change for *all versions* of apache.

What do you think about this?
@wizzyread
@l2c2technologies


Fixed in 24faee8


No need to have your name here, your name will be captured in the git history.


I think so, see https://github.com/richardc/mcollective-aio-beaker/blob/master/pre-suite/install.rb#L19 for the original.


That's a great idea!


And besides its main function (of being „for testing“), what does it do? Can „for testing“ ever be a main function?


String concatenation


foreach { case (a, b) => ... }


OMG thanks!


I thought this might have added an easy way to get live-reloading without having to change your entry for dev :(


hm, so the original code didn't work? it was designed to fallback to extending `undefined` over `example.js` if  no `config.js` is found.


In general, it cannot be assumed the message _id_ is unique across clients. The assignments only specify _id is a client-chosen unique identifier for this request_.


Fixed in 899ebe7634b6bdae2a94b3937aee98cbb669c447


Nice :) we should add to gitignore if its not already there.


So, are TODO objectives going to be here as issues? Or what do you have in mind? :-)


Map.empty


I will deploy a VM as soon as I got back to my home in Guangzhou.


It is already doing it in the `after_all`.


@calumhalcrow I am trying to hide the total results on the page, but only for the first search. Think I understand the logic and how to write it. I added a if/else statement in the [template](https://github.com/GovWizely/csl-app/blob/master/app/templates/consolidated-screening-list-entries/index.hbs). And added the "hideResults" variable in the [application file](https://github.com/GovWizely/csl-app/blob/master/app/controllers/application.js). But I might be missing the action of "hideResults" and where it gets assigned (maybe in this file [app/routes/consolidated-screening-list-entries.js](https://github.com/GovWizely/csl-app/blob/master/app/routes/consolidated-screening-list-entries.js)?).

Please let me know if this will work, or if you suggest another method. Thanks!


Also, it is possible that you will need to port the code into Python, as we might adopt Calamares as the new installer framework. http://calamares.io


Hi @Gray, sorry for late response.
I see that the sameissue is resolved by hitBoundary on moonScrollStrategy and disabledChanged on NewPagingControl.
So, I agree. Thanks :)


yep, for example, we had issues with `squelch` and `combine` defaults in `Puppet::Util::Execution.execute`


Please debug as soon as possible. An -O2 fail is merely reasonable (or sensible at least...).


test comment


ok done! Make sure that {%base_url}/about is OK


> excee~~e~~d


Just menu->AddBackButtons is best, I think; that makes one that goes back to the 3D reconstruction menu, and one that closes entirely. But I notice that the Back button created by AddBackButtons is mislabeled in this case (that'd be a bug in the part I wrote, sorry for the confusion!) - it says "Back to Main Menu" when actually it goes back one step.


FWIW, the optimization problem here is very similar to packing glyph table coordinates itself (that one is more complicated as X and Y have separate encodings).  I implemented a dynamic-programming optimized version of that here:

  https://github.com/behdad/fonttools/blob/master/Lib/fontTools/ttLib/tables/_g_l_y_f.py#L566

but the savings where in the order of 0.01%!!!

This is also very similar to the encoding of PUSH numbers in TrueType bytecode:

  https://github.com/behdad/fonttools/blob/master/Lib/fontTools/ttLib/tables/ttProgram.py#L316

Issue for that one is https://github.com/behdad/fonttools/issues/154.

I wonder if we can have a shared implementation of these kinds of things...  Or maybe for the PUSH and deltas, since these are almost the same except for their max run length.


man, I shoulda had a reviewer


Delete idea


Can you change this to `http`?


why not use `*.json` and `*.yml`


The homepage URL?


Yeah, the docs aren't behind https


Yeah I know. I think it's fine, since all it will do is instantiate a new instance whenever an instance is requested from the container - which is cheap given the implementation. The reason I changed it is because I am injecting ```IComponentContext``` into ```HttpContextAccessor``` in order to be able to resolve ```ISiteService``` which is necessary to get the configured site URL when instantiating a fake HttpContext. Hence we can't have it be a singleton.


You're dealing with retries to unreliable Persister in two places: in replica and in leader/ChangeActor. It is essential to have a single chunk of code for that.


Is the `after_all` in the same file?


Fixes #5


10 lines down https://github.com/Mashape/kong/commit/e9acfc1e0bf5a63c8ddbbc1c34e301f5318d9f47#diff-7bf5afeab7d771c57d141acd2c87a8b3R38


oh `after_each`. Didn't see that. okay


Done.


I don't have to remember - ReSharper knows all about it. ;)
But I get your point. But generally no one will typically have to use this method, and I believe namespaces are typically named based on their folder - not just in this instance.


Right, that is why we have the assert. It's impossible for a retina sprite to be non-even since it's 2x of its normal sprite's counterpart. This is to let them know the impossible is happening and to help them debug it.


if it's a one-liner like this I prefer

```
params.each { |k, _| assert_respond_to r, k }
```


No spaces around the array items


Exactly - it's actually only used from some unit test - who's using its own mocked version anyway on which ```Set``` is defined and accessed directly through a concrete type reference instead of through an interface typed reference.


You rock!


I still have issues building this since a couple version ago.

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/329973/7825267/cb659fe4-03bf-11e5-9d99-b6c399cd8084.png)

So far it seems that the build process fails in creating the CMake file and ends up in an infinity loop until it runs out of memory :-D

Basically it says that it can't find the Platform specific file, creates it, re-runs the process and again can't find it. I verified it's there - so something odd is happening.


The obs packages that use Colorterms will have to be changed as well.  This is obs_subaru and obs_cfht at least.


[![Finial for the end of a dagger-axe](http://api.artsmia.org/images/1136/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=1136)


+1 here, I spent 4 hours trying to figure out why a new app wasn't working today, forcing msgpack back to 0.5.8 fixed it.


Hmm, I couldn't get this to work for me on my ubuntu vm.  I had to do:
`pip install git+ssh://git@github.com/paperg/awsudo.git --user`
to complete installing, after which, awscli was still not installed.
After a `sudo apt-get install awscli`,
`aws configure`
works, but `awsudo env | grep AWS` gives me a `awsudo command not found`


I'd split this into multiple lines (one per prop)


Yeah probably a wise guess.

Oh yeah, request checks for http/https, random words get caught at that point before they make it onto the internet.


minor: It may be better to remove first not operator and change whole statements,

```
return val != null ? val.equals(column.val) : column.val == null;
```

It would be easier to see.


Have you put a test in to make sure that you can instantiate a base class? Or did that test exist before this patch?


This commit was because the homepage was accidentally not committed with the rest of the site in the previous commit.


When running CMake afterwards (from host/usr/bin/cmake) I get the following issue:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/329973/7825311/68873e40-03c0-11e5-94c4-05862087135e.png)

Maybe the Ninja process is not writing the configuration file properly?


Can you put `<p></p>` around this paragraph?


the list was a little outdated and since i made a "release" i didn't think it needed to be included in that. an updated todo might reappear in the future :)


`{@link Tag}s` please.


`{@link Instrumentable}` please. Ditto for any other classes referred to in Javadocs.


Forgot `return *this;`.


What if the old name is empty?


You must not do the repair for two reasons:
1. As per assignment it is not required: _In case of rejecting an update the store is left in a possibly inconsistent state which may require a subsequent succeeding write to the same key to repair it._ Also, _Consistency in the case of failed replication or persistence_ section.
2. You may damage a fully acknowledged write performed by another Insert operation which is issued after current operation, but before OperationFailed timer kicks in.


Did you test if Phasing was actually working? I tried to create this card a while ago, but Phasing was just not working.


Why did you remove the '{' in the second change?


Looks like you want:
```py
  for i,point in enumerate(self.coordinates)):
     ...
``


There is no such test.  Should I remove this check?


`MetricContext` uses `:` to concatenate key and value. We should unify that. I am fine with either.


If code is never meant to instantiate a base class then the line should be removed. If we want to insist on that logic working you should test for it.


@tjsavage I was wondering what's `hero.svg` for?


So, given our new discoveries (interpolation of absent points), I think we can't discard points that are (0,0), right?  If *all* deltas in a tuple are zero perhaps we can drop it.  But I think I prefer to keep these kinds of decisions higher level.  The table compiler should compile the given data in the most compact format, but don't optimize away the given data.


I can check this, it's a good point. Should we also put a precondition in Metric Context that doesn't allow null or empty names?


We could also link to the new jam participant guide.


Ie. it's definitely not clear, anymore, that presence/absence of a point in a tuple has zero semantic meaning.


I don't know. I didn't mean to do that, but I've since fixed it.


You don't need to initialize ip.


Yeah, I think we should to be a bit more defensive here.


Well when I pushed the code before this commit to my test site, it wouldn't give me a response. I assumed that it couldn't pick up the API key so I made this change. After I tried this, I still couldn't get a response, so actually this wasn't the problem.
Turns out Azure was using an older version of Node which didn't understand promises.


I would make `ttl` and `records` optional **only** in the presence of an ALIAS block. Otherwise, people will be disoriented when trying to create a non-alias record missing the `ttl` attribute given that the error thrown is  `Invalid Request` instead of a `required attribute is missing`. I personally wasted 30 min figuring out what was wrong with my route53 resource record declaration due to this.


Is the `"obs_lsstSim"` on this line a different thing to the `packageName` defined above? Or should this now use `packageName`?


monitor下为监控按键代码，threadEdition下为主程序代码


Install a dependcy


Really? Sounds like a small for any machine, isn't this more of an API limitation?


No problem.  Was this merge gone through?


develop (kbenne) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1146 of 1146 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


It's a little illustration that describes the element. It will be used in the catalog.


That would require us to detect collisions. My idea for detecting in and out is based off of something called the jordan curve theorem, which actually seems pretty obvious once you look up what it states.


@radeksimko, I would make `ttl` and `records` optional **only** in the presence of an *ALIAS* block. Otherwise, people will be disoriented when trying to create a non-alias record missing the ttl attribute given that the error thrown is `Invalid Request` instead of a `required attribute is missing`. I personally wasted some time figuring out what was wrong with my configuration due to this.


how do you test if someone passes in 3 params?


Apparently. I just saw the email about only ASCII characters in the IA system. Should I change the name back to BILL AVERAGE TEACHER?


Awaiting your reply!


Where I can find the option "Full frame image" in the export window?


Also neelance/ffi_gen#33


@radeksimko also, this change is currently misaligned with what the documentation currently says.


you may want to wait until we hear from iam-support.


Store only what is needed, ie. _(..., replicate.id)_.


make these private


nice catch.


To be added: datatype exhaustion rules.


There are a couple other places as well, where the range(len(...)) anti-idiom appears.


`ipc::managed_shm` isn't defined.


@biodavidjm


"obs_sdss" string is repeated. Should use `self.packageName`.


Consider using `self.packageName` here instead of duplicating `"obs_test"`.


create a static method ``RaptorColumnHandle.isShardRowIdColumn(long columnid)``


This looks reasonable...


It seems that his file was first created in 2010: https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBittorrent/commit/48dbaf05aed84e77ba33f10e698e0e7f5530d656#diff-f803ebff448fee1792a33a66c498e733


how are we dealing with 3 parameters?  we need some way to determine if 3 params is an old code using a secret key or someone trying to assign a uuid.


Tambien resuelve problema donde algunas asistencias no respetan el curso en el que se crean


Lol. git thinks that you renamed `torrentcreatorthread.h`. This will be bad if anyone tries to find the history of each file... Anyway I don't think you can do something in this case.
Plus the year should be 2010.


Maybe add a case for this scenario --
```go
{
		// group with specified twice; numeric as well as name
		groups:   []string{"adm", "43"},
		expected: []int{43},
},
```


s/doesnt/don't


Good! Thank you! ;-)


Remember to delete "NSA" from graphics too. I mean, you can't, but it's still good to try.


We need to update the comment here since we got rid of the GetAdditionalGroup function.


Sure, something like this? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/280634/endswith-in-javascript


In case of Append("\r\n")?


yeah, @gaearon  is right.  With `renderComponent` the components are created outside of `RouteRenderer`'s context, so its impossible to get context down to `Link` to know `isActive`, and for that matter to have any of the mixins work (like transitioning routes, etc.)


I tried everything I could think of to get the test in this commit to pass, would love some help :)


Add `template`: `auto result = shm.template find<T>(bip::unique_instance);`


@karelmikie3 Lookie :P


Yes phasing works.
But triggered abilities of phased out permanents still trigger.
I will check and fix tomorrow.


Add `template`: `shm.template destroy<T>(bip::unique_instance);`


lol raffa and his spelling...


Leggendo le specifiche openssl per la cifratura simmetrica si legge che le final possono fallire. Per cui sarebbe da valutare se sarebbe meglio prima cifrare/decifrare tutto il messaggio e poi scriverlo/leggerlo sul socket invece di fare tutto contemporaneamente come avviene ora.


I think the animations are somewhat tough on the machine. I should profile it in devtools again.


Its been removed.


Add `template`: `shm.template destroy<ElementData>(bip::unique_instance);`


The `size()` function/method isn't defined.


I don't think we need to walk over font glyphs and check if they are in variations...  We can walk glyphs in self.variations directly.


it makes absolutely no sense to set the size to 0 if your device requires a navbar.. that's what immersive mode is for.  you should only be able to turn it on or off if the device has hardware keys.


It has been DRYed.


DRYed.


Next time don’t write “services” when you mean “news”. Took me some time to debug.


`m_shm` isn't defined here.


`m_bookkeeping` isn't defined.


The third parameter will ALWAYS be secretKey/deprecated, so this isn't an issue.

I made a note in the documentation saying that the third parameter is deprecated and should be ignored.


Oh, that makes sense.


See #40


This one was easier to debug since the undefined variable `$oPageType` error at least throws an exception.


for some reason, i don't see your changes on the branch:
g pull
Already up-to-date.
fanglin@ipe:~/virtualenv_myuw/myuw_mobile$ g log
commit fa3fb96
Author: Fang Lin <fanglin@uw.edu>
Date:   Mon May 18 14:57:48 2015 -0700

    Resolve MUWM-2794 - make the is_after_7d_before_last_instruction start a day

commit 422eb5d
Author: Fang Lin <fanglin@uw.edu>
Date:   Fri May 15 16:48:31 2015 -0700

    Resolve MUWM-2883 - jnew needs a separate student number from javerage

commit b4af2b0
Author: Fang Lin <fanglin@uw.edu>
Date:   Fri May 15 16:37:11 2015 -0700

    Add docs.

commit 099ce47
Author: Fang Lin <fanglin@uw.edu>
Date:   Mon May 11 22:37:00 2015 -0700

    fix pep8

commit f34b7db
Author: Fang Lin <fanglin@uw.edu>
Date:   Mon May 11 22:12:08 2015 -0700

    course eval, add checking for the section in the same summer term.

commit 155322c
Author: Fang Lin <fanglin@uw.edu>
Date:   Mon May 11 16:15:28 2015 -0700

    Add eval mock data for a PEC course with testid eight.


`m_shm` isn't defined.


ewww... spaces


`m_bookkeeping` not defined.


Add `template`: `m_shm->template find<Bookkeeping>(bip::unique_instance);`


Now I'm getting this error when I try to train AlexNet (MNIST is fine).
```
/home/lyeager/torch/install/bin/luajit: bad argument #2 to '?' (out of range at /home/lyeager/torch/pkg/torch/generic/Tensor.c:853)
stack traceback:
[C]: at 0x7f3e080b69e0
[C]: in function '__index'
...er/torch/install/share/lua/5.1/optim/ConfusionMatrix.lua:40: in function '_add'
...er/torch/install/share/lua/5.1/optim/ConfusionMatrix.lua:102: in function 'batchAdd'
/home/lyeager/digits/tools/torch/main.lua:529: in function 'Test'
/home/lyeager/digits/tools/torch/main.lua:665: in main chunk
[C]: in function 'dofile'
...ager/torch/install/lib/luarocks/rocks/trepl/scm-1/bin/th:131: in main chunk
[C]: at 0x00406670
```
Does this mean anything to you, @Sravan2j?


Perhaps this should be put under the syntax highlighting repository if you need it for a site for some reason?


also i had find objective type 15 in sniffs....


Should be `!Strings.isNullOrEmpty(name)`.


LGTM other than the comment above.


Verificar isso depois


True! Thanks, I should have run unit tests as well.


Ok verificar main mais tarde.


awesome job, Michelle!


@poma I agree spaces are horrible, but other than that the whole PSR-2 style of coding is nice.


Warning that the `SharedMemoryRingBufferPtr shm;` member variable of `detail::IPCGetResult` isn't initialized here.


Warning that the `SharedMemoryRingBufferPtr shm;` member variable of detail::`IPCGetResult` isn't initialized here.


How about `replyIfAcknowledged`?


go ahead and merge.  Sorry this took so long.


Can we please stop removing system references? Every file should have a `using` statement for `System`, `System.Linq`, and `System.Collections.Generic` by default, and it's there for a reason -- these are very commonly used. I fully support removing references to things like XNA and other external libraries when they're not needed, but removing 2 or 3 system references so that they can be added back later most of the time doesn't seem like a worthwhile endeavor. Just generally, minimizing changes to files that you wouldn't otherwise need to modify is a good practice in collaborative programming environments. I understand that ReSharper yells at you for every unnecessary character, but we don't have to do everything that the tools suggest :wink:


Jonathan responded. only ASCII chars.


Oh. It's probably an automatic save option? I'll turn it off.


Slot retrieval from the cubeHash should be lock-protected as anywhere else.
In fact I believe the entire logic routine that processes a slot should be protected,
rather than only direct I/O, but that's already up to the programmer who knows the logic.


`error: cannot initialize a parameter of type''int' with an lvalue of type 'const char *'`

The `name` parameter ends up getting passed to `inline bool xsi_shared_memory::remove(int shmid)` in `include/boost/interprocess/xsi_shared_memory.hpp`0


phpunit -c app
PHPUnit 3.7.38 by Sebastian Bergmann.
Configuration read from app\phpunit.xml
...
Time: 7.79 seconds, Memory: 5.00Mb
←[30;42m←[2KOK (3 tests, 10 assertions)
←[0m←[2K


I'm wondering if we should test the mco controller node (client) vs the mco managed node (server) separately. As it is now, we're always treating the mco node as the controller and testing the upgrade on that, but the more likely upgrade scenario will be the server-only. Not sure how easy it would be test those contexts separately?


OK, sounds good. It's probably a good idea to turn off anything that it does automatically on save to minimize this sort of thing.


lol, no more ass-camel.


return myCity;   not return = myCity.  The way you have it your assigning the object return to equal the object myCity. If you call the object return later it would show " My Home town is Bronx,NY". The way you have it, nothing will be return or logged.


Thanks!


Full log:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/329973/7825839/8ab0e48e-03c6-11e5-9082-c145ff5c7c34.png)


yeah, that’s indeed missing here
the rest of the logic is only happening in one thread by design™ (especially the free slots)


@julen :+1: fixed


web.xml 에
<servlet-mapping>
		<servlet-name>default</servlet-name>
		<url-pattern>*.css</url-pattern>
		<url-pattern>*.js</url-pattern>
		<url-pattern>*.gif</url-pattern>
		<url-pattern>*.png</url-pattern>
	</servlet-mapping>
를 추가하면 파일 연결이 됩니다.


Yeah forced push that too


Tested on iOS mobile safari and android google chrome!


Sending Replicators message to Replicator actors?


oh right, good point.  Yeah, I don't really think this is the best way to do this; I'd prefer a more explicit user option as in `devtools::install()` than just expecting the user to pass an arbitrary string with build_args.  But not sure how best to go about it really (hence I didn't bother you with a PR).

Complete aside: this is reminiscent of the trouble I always have when I functionalize everything in rapidly changing research scripts. I get annoyed having to constantly add new function arguments and propagate them correctly up the chain.   To avoid this I then I decide I just need some data structure that holds all my arguments and gets passed to every function.  I get annoyed at changing this data structure and pretty soon I've just re-invented a version of the global environment that is available inside all functions.  Then pretty soon I'm just writing functions that depend on variables defined in the global environment and I thus have terrible fragile scripts instead of nice functional code.  How do you deal with this?


That's why I left it to the programmer...


Updated 2015_05_28 - MJR


As sean mentioned, you should change line 13. console.log(myCity) will work or return myCity (keep in mind that with return it returns it to the program and doesn't print anything).


Browsers don't let you prepick gallery versus camera though, so ideally the game UI would intelligently change to not show two options.


Correct me if I am wrong. There are three types of models, GenericData, SpecificData and ReflectData. This condition will only be satisfied by ReflectData. Shouldn't we be returning class specified in the schema?


Initial clean commit. Lots of work to be done. Feed-back welcome.
Please write to Armand.Niederberger@leiainc.com


I have no idea why this change is necessary. Without it 'make check' won't compile.


> Shouldn't this list be in the reverse order?

Not sure, no experience with issues there.

> Also, the last comma isn't necessary. Just an extra character :)

I'm a fan of trailing comma, easy to re-order.


actually, when the snappy decompression fails, there is still an invalidated cube in the hash
the locking is usually only used to swap a slot in and out of the hash, which should be done here too (erase after extraction)


These EXE files were Windows installers. Are you sure we shouldn't keep theses?


I think it will make the code easier to follow if we have three if-else clauses, one clause each for various models, GenericData, SpecificData and ReflectData.


@ryanflorence In fact it's weird. It looks like `renderComponent` works just fine for me with `Link`, and passes the tests too.


リストビューは１個でいいと思います


It would be trickier to setup, but I can work on it. The fixtures are setup with localhost, but I should be able to resolve it with templates and set the master up with both controller and agent.


Settle down... more emails will never make me reply faster.

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Well, it makes sense if you want to use pie apps or something like that. Just for giving user more freedom and no limitations


Proofpic

![screen shot 2015-05-27 at 2 58 18](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/810438/7825974/481caf4e-041c-11e5-85e1-2bca40281adb.png)


Left a few questions/ comments. Do we have tests for these? I think this might be covered by a test that reads an avro file.


Yeah, that's what I would do, and then put it back inside the hash upon successful uncompression.


This string should be the argument to....


... this constructor call


Have a lawyer read this over :stuck_out_tongue:


`Product.p2p_donation` - I wish we could share our other value objects.


擦拭电话


Thanks @lem9 for pointing that out. Please see #1694


Can't we use `Virtus.value_object`?


The old DN won't have this "setContext" line, so won't set it. New DNs will always have a context. We do null checking on the NN side in case of an old DN.


I still don't understand why this aren't key value pairs but oh well.


Why only 11?


Well, found the context of why it was removed, although I have to disagree with why it was removed.

https://gist.github.com/LordRalex/cea91755a72588e3e3dd#file-gistfile1-txt-L29-L57


I'm not good with git. OMG


It seems that this line fixes another bug?
Is this really related to this bug?


ObjexxFCL_GrowFriendlyArrays (DeadParrot) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1659 of 1659 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


Given a linked list, determine if it has a cycle in it.

Follow up:
Can you solve it without using extra space?


Given a linked list, return the node where the cycle begins. If there is no cycle, return null.

Follow up:
Can you solve it without using extra space?


This one can produce all the sequences of a random number.


htmlのidやclass名はハイフン区切りが一般的なので全体で統一しましょう。チームの他の人とも話し合っておいてください。


I would say add this to CRP for the resources it handles as it is useful for any addons that use it and is a stock feature.


ObjexxFCL_GrowFriendlyArrays (DeadParrot) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1665 of 1665 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


Nice!


How is this different from saying if (possibleMoves.contains(to)) { ... } ?


文字列の連結ではなく、埋め込みの記法を使いましょう。


What if it is the current player's piece?


promiseメソッドを呼び出す必要はありません。


ObjexxFCL_GrowFriendlyArrays (DeadParrot) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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


Ideally only one scheme would be needed, taking the parameters of the current toolchain. However what I don't know how to handle is the include directories, right now I explicitly take the include directories of the android toolchain with
set(CXXFLAGS ${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS})
foreach(x ${ANDROID_STL_INCLUDE_DIRS})
	set(CXXFLAGS "${CXXFLAGS} -I${x}")
endforeach(x)

but would be nice if this code was independent of toolchain


top-1 accuracy (% of times the answer was the most confident):
7-layer-CNN: 83%
Tesseract-OCR: 36%

top-2 accuracy (% of times the answer was either the most or second-most confident):
7-layer-CNN: 97%
Tesseract-OCR: 56%


LGTM


Nice :)


That's Balanced Hackmons.


I had it twice : one with small size and one with capital S. Maybe it was a
mistake. I'll check.
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It should be Pure Hackmons (prior to its replacement by Classic Hackmons).


Occasionally you'll see the view specifically focusing on the model being iterated over in a dedicated partial. So, in this case, there'd be a _post.html.erb file that would contain the erb snippet. The reason why folks do that sometimes is if that model needs to be rendered elsewhere (maybe a sidebar or something), having it centralized to on partial might help with reuse.


Hi @mansa-dev this is not what I meant. In the Trello card I wrote:

> * **id**: primary key, String Field (the slug of the site, eg: "city-us")
> * **settings**: JSONB Field
>
> So, settings will be saved as a JSON object.

So, all the settings in the config file are in a **single** settings object, not a new object for every setting. So, if the ID of our demo site is "demo", the settings field will be a JSON object with **all** the settings from the config sheet.


Like what?


Why do you need this cast? (Why do you need this function at all?)


Mudei aqui!


This isn't what this method does, from what I can tell - it actually returns all of the _occupied_ positions in the game.


haha, I dunno, she's so weird. like stuff about your parents, and what kind of car you have, and exactly how much time you're taking off, and other really really specific questions. haha, I definitely think I'm at a point where I can visit home, but living here is hard. today at dinner she was telling some story about a girl in the same program as my brother, and how she had this breakdown at 28, and I never know what to say when she tells this stories because she tells them in this really weird tone of voice, and I said 'you sound like you're making a point when you say things like this, and I never know what to say back,' and she freaked out and left the restaurant we were getting pizza in and it was so awkward argh.


这个在master的代码里面应该是修改了的？没有merge进来么？


I would put all of the component shown content into the function "setProjectId".

Once you set the project just update the content of the view right away. Even if it is not displayed you could still prepare the view because the only time we would call setProject( id ) is when we would immediately display the ActivitiesPanel right after.

I wonder if componentShown will be called when you minimize and then display the window. Seems weird to fetch the activities again.


localhost:6479  -> localhost:6480


Why 6?


Please fix the commit message.
`git commit --amend` with a force push should be enough.


This was a difficult assignment, since the material was not covered in lecture, and only one example was given in the assignment. The names makeCacheVector and makeCacheMatrix are misleading, since they return a list of 4 function prototypes to manipulate the Cache. (set and get the vector/matrix, and set and get the mean/inverse.)  One of several tricks (discussed very briefly in class) is to recognize that the vector/matrix input is the free variable y! You have to define y in the Global Environment, and the value of y is what will be cached, and if y is a vector, mean(y) is calculated/cached/retrieved. The cache itself is a two element list (vector, mean) or (matrix, inverse) stored in the function environment, not the Global Environment. The example program for the vector is terrible because it uses x to represent both the name of the cache and the vector in the cache. The computer knows they are different, because they are in different environments, but the student is likely to miss that subtlety. The example does not check to see if the vector has changed, only that something (anything!) is stored in the second element of the cache. So you can give it the vector of iris petal lengths, and it will cache the mean. Then, if you make y the vector of sulfates at station 042, the example program will return the mean of the iris petal lengths, without telling you what it has done!
              The most important key on your keyboard is F10. It steps through program execution one line at a time. In Rstudio, you can watch the values of the variables change. Rstudio also tells you what environment you are in at each step, so you can see where the free variables come from, and what the program is actually doing.
              The key to learning any programming language is writing and testing programs. Human language words can have many meanings, so a student thinks they understand how a programming command works, but the human words may mean something else. It is only by putting in a test case or simple data set and looking at what comes out of the test that a person can really understand what a program does. Ideally, the test input data is simple enough that you can know what answer the program should give before you run it. For the test case, you should know in advance what the values of the variables should be after each line is executed. If you get something unexpected, figure out why.


best part of this file


sensores


Tom, I've done some math and have some numbers floating around; I would need the factory to be working so I can check it in real time. Otherwise it looks good so far. I have some suggestions about descriptions as well that I'd like to run by you once I get a chance to jot them down.


Y


Is this a unit test? It seems to contain tests for the various pieces as well as for the MoveGenerator utility class. Can you break it out into class-specific tests (e.g., MoveGeneratorTest, BishopTest, etc.) so that the coverage and testing intent is clearer?


frameworks_base brah


@wonzhq i agree with you that we should have identical retvals for all of the three read op. but i think this check is redundant: we have another check for nonzero return values to ensure that the return value is either 0 or -ENOENT. in either case, we actually check for any inconsistent return values.


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When would `$PWD` be inside a pkg?


Isn't it already person vs. person?


Remember to create un-stupid textures for the Condenser.


Uh, oh, I think this created a merge conflict with the locale menu PR.


可能冲突合并的时候没注意这个端口


Yes, in my case it happened while trying to run gdb on GAP inside a chroot, using mock (http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Projects/Mock).


saw approval from shino
at https://github.com/basho/riak_cs/commit/ffa5467d5bfd6c9753f0553b219a9127d0fe4d5a


merging basho/riak_cs/feature/gc-start-end-key = ffa5467d into borshop-integration-1147-feature/gc-start-end-key


basho/riak_cs/feature/gc-start-end-key = ffa5467d merged ok, testing candidate = 49669e56


Yes, this patch is based on the premise that nobody is really going to try to open a file that is 2 GB or larger with GAP.  If there is a possibility that someone might do so, the patch needs to be more invasive.  I can make those changes if they are deemed desirable.


Ohhh man she walked out on you? That's very dramatic. Why does she want to know about my parents?


Really only two steps on the first move, otherwise it's one step.


Easy to fix. Pull the latest 4.0, rebase against it normally from the PR topic branch, and then when it hits the conflict, switch back to your editor and look for the <<< blocks. Merge this change in to your version and delete the remnant parts and save the file. Then run `git add path/to/file.js` on both files and then `git rebase --continue`.


This should be merged into the master sooner rather than later, since it directly affects the way data are loaded when running evaluations. I haven't seen any errors coming from this when working on the master branch, but may be because I haven't met the conditions.

TODO: Need to add full unit tests for this...


remove first "his" (likely happened while copypasting)


readme로 올려버렸네요 나중에 바꿔야할듯


(Throw in some `git status` commands in there so you can see what's happening. Before running `git rebase --continue`, it shouldn't show anything as being in conflict.)


dash


Haha I still havent told my parents that you're coming with me. They don't really ask many questions. But today I told bubz I was staying with you in new york and she wanted to know why I was staying with Paula


it was just an example of a weirdly specific question she asked, I don't remember the others. because I dunno, why does she want to know anything. probably she thinks you're going to murder me on this vacation, and wants to know as much information as possible. or assumes that we're eloping. I actually never know what she thinks.


Any other requests for the locale menu PR before I squash it down? And what is the best way to make a backup of a branch? Just create a backup branch from it?


i'm lichen this :deciduous_tree:


Wholly shit, congratulations Jason! Your code beat out Google's Tesseract
OCR.
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> 7-layer-CNN: 83%
> Tesseract-OCR: 36%
>
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> confident):
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Rubyでは`if !~~`ではなく、`unless`を使いましょう


Wasn't* -- dunno if I told you but ever since bubz met Paula shes been convinced that I'm dating her, and nothing I say can change her mind.


I'm curious, does this correct the somewhat harsh sound of this node, or does precision address a different issue?


Why not `bitSize (0 :: Int) < 64`?  That's what we need in the end.


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Haha I mean we are going through Vegas. But I'm probably not down to get married unless I'm blackout


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Or maybe we can both marry the same stripper. Thatd be fun


this ought to have the entry for typings/angular2/angular2.d.ts so the tsd tool can be used to manage the version.
Can add it with `tsd query angular2 --action install --save`


that's frightening. oh man, I finally got this commit thing under this account. goddamnit, I wish I could delete all the others somehow.


I'll give it a final look after you fix the conflict.

> And what is the best way to make a backup of a branch? Just create a backup branch from it?

You can, but you pretty much always have an automatic backup of recent branch revisions accessible via the reflog that you can hard-reset to in case of disaster.


Where was the one line bug? The differences I spot seem to be auto& vs auto...


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_cs/builds/1166


インデントが狂っていますが、エディタの操作ミスですか？

> @ypadawann マージする時にちゃんとレビューをしましたか？


I don't think this logic is entirely correct. Pieces that can move multiple spaces - e.g., Queens, Bishops, etc. - can't move INTO a position containing a piece of the same color, but they also can't move PAST a position containing a piece of the opposing color. E.g., if I'm a black Rook, and there's a white Pawn to my right and another white Pawn to the right of _that_, I can only take the closest Pawn.

Your move generation logic allows any position within the "row limit" occupied by the opposing color to be taken.


What is this checking?? When I print tmp out, tmp[12] is the start of the question section. So it has the length of the first part of the destination url. And tmp[13] is the first letter of the first part of the url.

This looks like it's the check that determines whether or not the packet should be forwarded to the destination, but I can't figure out what it's supposed to be checking.


Hi Di - I loved your presentation at UCLA on R and Shiny!
You may have already noticed this, but in following your tutorial, your formula from lines 18-33 have a little error for those that cut and paste.

algtrick <- function(x = 6) {
  a <- x + 2
  b <- a * 3
  c <- b - 6
  c / 6
}

The last line should be C/3 instead of C/6.


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Just planning ahead for when I run for office obvs

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This seems to be a leftover.


ここのコード、yearとmonthに`%`や`_`が入っていた時に問題は出ないでしょうか？


Perhaps we should also log an INFO message just before the potentially slow operation.


Why do we need this?


Same question..


you meant `internal` ?


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-1147-feature/gc-start-end-key = 49669e56


Awesome. Thank you @taurose! I'm happy to see the implementation wasn't too messy in the new History API :)


Can you describe your dataset and testing methodology? The reason I ask is because  Shane Grant and I built an OCR engine in 2010. For three years we believed it had very high accuracy, until I realized our test sucked and the engine didn't actually work. It's easy to get it wrong.

Are you comparing any of this to the OCR stuff I wrote in 2013 (which used some open source thing)

For that matter, are you guys still using any of the code from the 2013-and-before era?

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> > 7-layer-CNN: 83%
> > Tesseract-OCR: 36%
> >
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Can you take a shot at implementing this? It shouldn't be too hard, although you might not be able to use your MoveGenerator.


I remember twiddling around with the precision once before on this node, but I noticed yesterday that the node wasn't functioning AT ALL with floats. Not sure which variable(s) actually need to be double, but it was enough to cause some epsilon issue somewhere.


Fixed.


Credits to https://github.com/tools/godep/pull/217 (I should actually have merged that commit)


yep
http://ayacnews.blog57.fc2.com/blog-entry-4142.html


Chris,

Any chance you can also implement for vhpi?

Luke


Hehe, hard to find, aint it?! Line 74 of AudioNodeOutput.cpp:

m_numberOfChannels = numberOfChannels should have been m_desiredNumberOfChannels = numberOfChannels;

It fails silently because the rendering thread needs to make the change


I meet the same problems as you, but I can not  understand how to change the build.scala, such as " 14 additions and 1 deletion"  for detail


Sorry, I accidentally committed what I had tested and steamrolled this. You may want to double check that everything is correct.


Removed in merge commit (it actually appear in the conflict lines)


create機能していなかったので次のコミットで修正


completing Wheather class attributes


Align the elements of a hash literal if they span more than one line.


Ah, ok :)


first blood


I tested the new implementation is simd libs on sse4 and avx1. I could not find differences within the errors in the Grid_su3, Grid_memory_bandwidth and Grid_wilson benchmarks


Because i can't get tab pages to work like in the creative nventory.


Oh shoot, just saw this. Looks great! (Only took a cursory glance for now - will dig into it tomorrow or later when I get the chance). What parts of this would be built out from the start and what parts would people have to implement themselves?


Hi @Victa  does mobile devices support this plugin entirely?


I'm not sure which folder you're referring to – `/var/www/badssl/domains/`? `/var/www/badssl/`?
I'd prefer not to do those because it makes the file list very crowded.

(I actually liked the way it was before this commit, but it got too long, which is why I committed this change in the first place.)


@nzer is there an example of how to construct ExoPlayer using your cache? At present I am using the simple FrameworkSampleSource. TIA.


Oh, I just realized what you meant with security – place each `.conf` file in the corresponding content folder`, e.g. `/var/www/badssl/domains/[cert/]sha1.badssl.com/nginx.conf`.

I agree that security is not a concern here, since the source is public. :-P If we didn't use so many `include`s, it would even be cute to link each domain front page to its `.conf`.

I had considered it, but some domains have different `http` and `https` content. I don't have a solution for this that I like yet.


TODO: Set up mail alerts.


I feel like I want this thing to run periodically, and the best bet for that is probably CRON. I feel like calling time.sleep(1800) is a bad idea...


Thanks, I added this change to the PR


Oh, I also put the functionality in a main() instead of just leaving it all naked.


Can we bring back Pure Hackmons, then?


Yeah, still WIP so no rush. I want to have it done tomorrow night so I can
discuss with Drew on Wednesday.

I'm of two minds about what they should implement. Part of me wants to give
them all the building blocks and have them put the pieces together to build
the entire protocol, while the other idea is to give them the structure and
tell them to implement some of the pieces at the low level.

The former might lead to better understanding of the protocol, but could
leave them stuck more easily as it's a bit all-or-nothing. The latter is
more about understanding the interfaces of the various components so it
isn't as exciting or relevant, but I think there's more opportunity for
piece-meal progress.


It looks like you're right, this is a regression caused by the re-initialization of the elements array.  Great catch and thanks for investigating and reporting this.

I'm working on a fix right now, once that's in we'll cut a new release.


Tell me what have you changed, you can commit it if it doesn't remove the 2 comment lines l.83 and l.88 of core.js


I like that your first sentences have good information in them.  But you'll need to reword these to be more clear.


delete this paragraph


For what purpose?

To answer your previous question, Anything Goes is the format that follows in-game rules completely and can be used to check your example of two Kyurem-W's.


we want the examples at the very top


delete paragraph


I think you should delete this file now.


This is not the "format" of a function pointer.  This is almost an "example", but it wouldn't actually compile as-is.  So I'm not sure what you're trying to say here.


@bitterac this will only be accessible from this direct URL. I have reverted the commit. Sorry about that.


s/int a/`int a`


Referenciando Issue #18


start with an example like this


there's no difference between add and subtract, so you shoudn't have both of them


Is all good, wanted to say that I was really amazed at how far you got

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This example demonstrates the "how" but doesn't demonstrate the "why"

You need to redo the examples so they explain why I should care about function pointers as well


Not that it makes any real difference here, but I like to use `tee` in this situation.  You can remove the `cat` and instead have line 7 be `jpm --prefs test.json run | tee test.output`.  It's fine as is unless you feel like changing it.


don't repeat code in future examples like this


this function is new and should stay, but everything else is duplicated and should go


Сраный встроенный в IDE git, не может уже diff сделать :\


Why is the most important thing.  It should not be it's own section though.  It needs to be woven throughout the examples.


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You shouldn't have a reference section.  You should just put the links in the appropriate location of the writeup.


Não,  NivelUsuario será uma tabela de acordo com o der. Por favor corrigir neste mesmo branch. Obrigado.


@zml2008

This should be builder like the others.


Are you working on this by yourself?  If so, this section is beyond the scope of what you should talk about.


Check your plugin log to see if error or something else has been, or you can create the table manually .


This is actually a good example that shows why I should care.  It's relatively complicated, though, so it shouldn't be your first example.  Start with something like `sort` within the stl's `algorithms` library.


Any questions?


I can't get it to work either.  It definitely did work a few weeks ago - but I've moved to Jessie since then.

Maybe Matt can comment.  Just for clarity: Matt the issue is (1) getting mkv using vp8 (or ogg) to play natively inside of firefox, and assuming you achieve that getting mkv using mjpeg to play.

For now assume we will use vp8 in webm.  I gave it a brief spin on a little fanless box I've just got hold of.  Power draw is 26 watts, when everything is blazing.  I assume anything we get will be faster than that.  I got a 854x480 30fps LCA video from mirror.linux.org.au, and ran 4 parallel transcodes: 1 x 320x180 (mixed feed), 24 frames per second, and 3 x 160:90 at 5 frames per second (preview feeds).  And I played back the 1st one using vlc.  The quality was barely usable - but usable nonetheless.  My box got nice and toasty but seemed to hmmm along smoothly.  Oddly the playback didn't seem to make a difference to how fast the transcodes ran, which gives me hope.

So it seems like it will work.


This should be named change #2 actually


If `self._now_focused` is `None`, you should also call `e.ignore()`.

From the [QWidget::wheelEvent](http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qwidget.html#wheelEvent) docs:

> If you reimplement this handler, it is very important that you ignore() the event if you do not handle it, so that the widget's parent can interpret it.


No lugar dos ids utilize as classes... Por exemplo... Sport sport.


delete this example


again, delete


you have the `lnik` typo all over your file


This should now be

```jsx
const SearchResultSlice = require('search_result_slice');
```


This should actually be of class object, and only be prototype registered as a type (not an object). You could also prefix the class with an underscore to indicate the "privateness" of the class.


nothings in this section below this line is correct


This needs a `key` prop


never list possible arguments; only give examples


why should I care about this?


You either need to add `key` props to each of these array items, or just get rid of the array entirely, like I did in 9b3ac7373f8bbd10c30e9314f7b385b6dc86b3b7.


the only interesting thing to say here is *why* it can't be done, and you're not saying that

delete the section


Oh I see, this is just the old file. I moved this to components/search_result_file/index.jsx


This is virtually guaranteed to destroy your filesystem.  Delete this section.


You shouldn't need the index here, that's what it looks for by default.


Killable line


delete this section


After some experimentation I'm starting to feel this is a much cleaner model (buyer/seller) for providing certain output on the RPC layer.

Example output (note amoundpaid is always in MSC/TMSC, amountsold is always in SPT):
```
src/bitcoin-cli --testnet gettradehistoryformarket_OMNI 13
[
    {
        "block" : 302015,
        "unitprice" : "0.10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
        "buyertxid" : "e5c054e5326931d4f17fef9d002f87aa470c1d2cb1434d8dedc929d79f549837",
        "buyeraddress" : "mfaiZGBkY4mBqt3PHPD2qWgbaafGa7vR64",
        "amountpaid" : "1.00000000",
        "sellertxid" : "115872bfc10da6b9c8b8c755936c11fc30d3be3ccad82082b19f88f1672450a5",
        "selleraddress" : "mfaiZGBkY4mBqt3PHPD2qWgbaafGa7vR64",
        "amountsold" : "10"
    },
    {
        "block" : 304937,
        "unitprice" : "0.10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
        "buyertxid" : "65c4e3ce2903909295e8ebfaa425e3a3083fbc4c01149e5b98a05499098a0d90",
        "buyeraddress" : "mpZATHupfCLqet5N1YL48ByCM1ZBfddbGJ",
        "amountpaid" : "2.00000000",
        "sellertxid" : "eb31002b8cd7fc3b27ceb22a03256f482fe3506f30b8121dc4e98ce03d971ae4",
        "selleraddress" : "mpZATHupfCLqet5N1YL48ByCM1ZBfddbGJ",
        "amountsold" : "20"
    }
]
```


Since these are elements of an array, they will need `key` props.


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You are not writing a reference.  That means you do not list all the possible options.  You are writing a tutorial.  That means only providing examples and explaining the examples.  You have a lot more work to do on creating good examples.


A slight better phrasing of this that reads better would be:

RaceCapture/Pro is a hardware device that is installed in your vehicle and beams driving and vehicle telemetry to the web in real time. Combined with [app] and [rcl] teams and drivers can use RaceCapture/Pro to learn how to drive faster and win races.


Oh, interesting.


s/allowd/allowed.


I thought you planning on only doing videos, not a video/writeup hybrid.  Just to be clear, if you meet the minimum requirements for the videos we discussed, then you do not have to provide a detailed writeup like this.


It probably wouldn't be a bad idea to remove event listeners when the component unmounts. But really, why not just use `onMouseMove` and `onClick` props on the image itself instead of all of this refs and findDOMNode nonsense?

```jsx
<img
  onMouseMove={this.handleMouseMove}
  onClick={this.handleClick}
  ...
/>
```


s/unavialable/unavailable


Array elements need `key` props.


oil typo


> but i think this check is redundant: we have another check for nonzero return values to ensure that the return value is either 0 or -ENOENT.

@tchaikov how about the case that the 1st read returns -ENOENT, and the 2nd read returns 0? Seems like this check doesn't work.


I think this would be a little nicer if you inlined the function:

```jsx
return (
  <div>
    {this.props.data['artboards'].map(artboard =>
      <div key={...}>
        <p>...</p>
        <img ... />
      </div>
    )}
  </div>
);
```


Don't need `/index` here


Same comment about inlining function as above.


@dexX7 figured I'd ask before I went out to research - do you have any ideas on how to sort an array of ```json_spirit::Object```'s using one of said objects pairs as a sort order?  I'm assuming I'll need to do some kind of custom compare operator but figured I'd ping you to see if you had any ideas...

Long story short it's to take an array of n ```Object```'s and sort them based on an integer field within a pair (namely block number or confirmations etc).


Yeah, and if you are requiring a node_module, it will look for whatever is in that module's package.json's `main`, which means that for any node_module package, you can usually just require the package's name and it will just do the right thing.


页面制作

sublime text


I haven't actually changed anything. I just did some math and came up with some numbers I think are adequate. I won't know until it's working and I can test it though.


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Better to have builder class, that you already created:
`
return new SchoolDTO().Builder(school).build()
`


Oh, sorry, and for my reasoning - the idea behind ```gettradehistoryformarket_OMNI``` is you can see for example how much and at what price the latest trades were at - should enable graphing and so on.


Okay nice, if you want you can change the numbers and create a commit!
I will work on the factory tonight.


BTW, I would be very glad to see some of these massive source files split into more manageable, independent smaller classes. What is your thinking regarding this topic? Do you intend to chop these up in the future?

Refactoring and revising code is much simpler when there is a bunch of small decoupled components.


Alright, I may not be as active for the next couple of days. I'm moving houses and got a bunch of other stuff I need to do. Once everything is over I'll be active again.


@2ndkauboy, kein Thema. Die Möglichkeiten des Plug-Ins sind einfach toll und ich fand es schade, dass so gut wie gar nicht erklärt wird, wofür es ist, und wie man exakt damit umgeht. Das hält dann nämlich sicher viele Leute davon ab, es einzusetzen. Daher danke an @s-a-s-k-i-a, dass du dich der Readme.md angenommen hast - so kann wohl jetzt jeder etwas damit anfangen :)

Zum Spambot, die haben mir geschrieben, dass der Bot öfters mal Fehler macht - ist denen bekannt :)


Quick question, have you considered getting an issue tracker? If not, I could see about getting one made for you.


No problem, take your time! ;)


This while loop you used is beautiful!


Poor House wants a test where the "not less than $0" applies.


Note to self:- Check this.


This isn't real... You have to edit android.?


The OCR stuff you guys used in Skynet was a wrapper around Tesseract-OCR, which is the same library I compared these tests against.

Part of the reason Tesseract-OCR appears worse in these tests is because the problem for AUVSI targets is a little different than normal whole-document OCR (for which Tesseract was made). We have no context information from adjacent characters in English words -- these are isolated characters, and we have no way of estimating the orientation of the letter other than rotating and guessing (at minimum, 4 orientations). Tesseract gets thrown off by off-angle characters because it probably wasn't trained to account for that. Ours is.

I used a deep convolutional neural network (CNN) implemented in Theano, a Python library that compiles symbolic math including backpropogation graphs to CUDA kernels.
They have a basic implementation of a CNN here
http://deeplearning.net/tutorial/lenet.html
based on a 1998 design (LeNet5) that I updated to 2010's deep learning style using tricks like momentum, dropout, ReLu, etc.

I chose Theano instead of another library such as Caffe because it's a little more low-level and more flexible... and I can use its generic gradient descent engine for my other machine learning homework.

The dataset included difficult handwritten characters, made from Chars74k combined with the NIST SD-19 dataset (from which the MNIST dataset is a subset). Each was rotated to 4 orientations (Up-Down-Left-Right; quadrupling the original dataset size) and resized to 40x40 grayscale pixels. Total dataset size was then 633,648 images. At training time, batches of 60,000 were randomly drawn from this, to which random small affine transformations (rotation, shear, scale, translate, etc.) and noise were applied... basically to make them look like Captcha characters, for data augmentation (to prevent overfitting). 10,000 of that group of 60,000 was used for validation.

The test set, kept outside that huge training set, was our relatively small dataset (~160 images, from ~40 images x 4 rotations) full of the results of character segmentation from sample aerial images. The test set is here:
https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B0TAxRsCAc0Nfm85eC0wY05IeWJDZVhFVm5UTk9xZXROb2dHLU5OYTZFNkQ1NXoxODczdzA&usp=sharing

We're not using much of the 2013 era code anymore; the computer vision code has been rewritten using C++11 and Python (talking between them using Boost-Python), and all other code is in Python. We are still using the 2013 path generation code, which was in Python. Most new members prefer Python, and behind most computationally-heavy calls (such as OpenCV) is compiled C++ for performance.


There is an issue tracker at https://github.com/forairan/Ogar/issues since this is just a fork of his repo.


For `convertToEntity` I would create a generic static method in an `EntityUtils` class.

Also good to know: Starting with Java 8 Lambda expression there is: (StreamSupport)[https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/stream/StreamSupport.html] class that have good usage for collections mapping.

An alternative example is through: (Mapper)[http://download.java.net/lambda/b61/docs/api/java/util/functions/Mapper.html] class.


I agree. However, the issue with the old renderer is that it is primarily separated according to very different  organizational standards, making refactoring somewhat of a pain. Usually I find that identifying and decoupling logical components is usually easier when everything is in plain sight (kind of like clearing your desk, emptying the draws on the table and then starting over).

My intention here is to clean things up enough so that we can begin to think about how the new GL 2.0 components will fit in. I'm not really planning on taking it much further though. as I think there are more pressing matters to attend to (SDL2 based input, controller plugins etc..).


@zwliew  My bad...as i am using a SD615 .. So i thought SD810 would be of the same type(cluster0 perfomance and cluster 1 powe saving)......now I got u..It was was easy to give a condition if it was hexa or octa core...now though it is octa I have to give a seperate condition exclusively for displaying jus the Title string...So I think i dont want to change the cluster0 and cluster1 to perf/powersave as it makes more confusion when chipsets change...And btw grarak hasnt given any responded about cherry-pickin this commit...So let he give any response and then i will proceed with this thing...It is waste of tym to make more changes when he is not interested to add these commits as it is his app and totally his dedication and hardwork....So let us wait for his response and then proceed with this...


htmlの組み方上、formタグの中に入れておいてください。


Better to return just ID or boolean.


@nitsanfiverr how can we separate the worker and the service?


@rstuart
 > 1 x 320x180 (mixed feed), 24 frames per second, and 3 x 160:90 at 5 frames per second (preview feeds). And I played back the 1st one using vlc. The quality was barely usable - but usable nonetheless.

Scratch that.  With some tweaking of the codec parameters, got the main output to 640:360 output at 18 fps.  The others are same as before.  Quality is now OK.  Total bit rate of all videos was 704k bits/sec, which an ADSL line should be able to handle easily, and with more tweaking I can probably drop it further.  I think we can remove the quality parameters on the media URL's - this one setting will work everywhere.


penso que possa ser uma coisa colaborativa, participada e em permanente evolução... aliás: não consigo imaginar de outra forma. além disso os temas poderão ir surgindo à medida que haja conteúdos para publicar. o que talvez faça sentido é a existência de moderação (e isto já está a sugerir o formato de forum... e porque não?). tenho em mente (como imagem, não necessariamente como método de funcionamento) o stack overflow e (como métodode funcionamento e não como imagem/UX) o reddit.


@rstuart85

I used the following command inside of a tmux session to do the parallel transcodes:

    for i in 1 2 3
    do
        tmux neww "ffmpeg -threads 1 -i Insights_from_data_mining_the_kernel_patchwork.webm -r 5 -s 160:90 -cpu-used 5 -deadline realtime -an -vcodec vp8  -y -b:v 64k t$f.webm"
    done
    tmux neww "ffmpeg -threads 1 -i Insights_from_data_mining_the_kernel_patchwork.webm -b:v 500k -r 18 -s 640:360 -cpu-used 5 -deadline realtime -an -vcodec vp8  -y m.webm"

You should be able to copy that to produce whatever output you need.


这是什么东西？


hello


For future reason better to have also description for `@param` and  `@return` like for example:
@param teacher The input model to insert in db.
@return {@link TeacherDTO} The newly created entity.


@DeathKing 差不多15s. 耗电量也不算大吧.


Here, "command line" is a noun and not a compound adjective, so it doesn't take a hyphen. Fix run-on sentence.


XD :+1:


Match the all-lower-case "zip" used in rest of the document.


Parallel construction: match the earlier "changing".


Oh. This is by mistake. I'll remove it.


Add a "The" for typography's sake, to avoid lower case and bright blue link text at the beginning of a paragraph. Especially after the code snippet, makes it clearer this is starting a new paragraph instead of continuing a sentence from before.


Capitalize "AsciiDoc" since it's referring to the whole package, not just the `asciidoc` command.


All config should go in a common file. Please don't make different config file for different components within the same software.


Made the command inline to match the way it's formatted for the other OSes here, and to avoid breaking up the list with a floating code snippet block quote.


Fix run-on sentence.


Reword for consistence with other items, which are all just the names of the OSes.


core/src/main/java/com/aimluck/eip/common/ALActivity.java
sql/postgres/5120to6000.sql
はこのブランチでは変更不要かと思います。


Instead of testing `navigator.userAgent` directly wouldn't it be better to make this a function and let someone pass a user agent  themself? That would make it useful on the server side and has the advantage that we would be able to write tests for this regex.


iconの幅指定は em ではなく class で指定する．
参考:http://fortawesome.github.io/Font-Awesome/examples/


The:

if key in ['LOAD', 'SPC', 'MPC', 'METHOD']:
+                continue

doesn't update load_id, spc_id, mpc_id, etc., but does update sets, which are based on node/element IDs.  The renumbering is incomplete, but this is a first step.  At this point, I'm just trying to document in the code what's not supported and get the common things working.


You might want to add a note about user agent sniffing and why it's bad practise to the readme.


Forward ported to master: 68fb1037d0824b4a072c8210529973bd48b579c3


Was already done. Please find the new commits in the pull request. I.e. b2f11e2


I know, right?
I was probably saying it aloud in my head, which, uh.... yeah. That.


Thank you!
El dl, 25 maig, 2015 a les 18:31 Albert Garcia <notifications@github.com>
va escriure:

> It's done now. I have to say that I've suffered dreadfully with the
> migration: it seems that Smarty doesn't follow the standards in terms of
> versioning and tagging, and there are some breaking changes in the 3.1.*
> versions. After trying unsuccessfully several tagged versions until last
> one (3.1.23) I've been forced to point to a more recent commit that solved
> all the buggy behaviors detected in last Smarty versions. I was not able to
> use the same exact previous version present in SIFO, since it was not
> available in composer. So... un lío. But at least it is working now. :'-)
>
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>


dope.


Let's rename the variable.


Yes, that's much better. I was copy/pasting that text from other tasks and now that I read it again it doesn't make sense to say "line" :)


You have tested when those parameters are not entered in the build config ? I.e. xcode still works fine with empty values, right ?


Is this test necessary? if a string is empty, won't `String.split(...)` just return an empty array?


Tak się zastanawiam, może kategorie PHP też można zmienić podobnie jak html, na np back-end ?
Oczywiście w nowym commicie
ping @CodersCommunity
PS: @Mister123450  ciekawe tytuły commitów :-P


Since Hashtbl.add is called multiple times, for each version 'x' of the driver 'driv', won't it mask the previous bindings to 'driv' in the hash table?


hello


Why is the 19?


@mdausmann - see this comment: https://github.com/angular/angular/pull/2017#discussion_r30691425


@wonzhq yeah, i was wrong. we can hardly detect such a case.


This change is driven by the new linter ColorVariable (https://github.com/brigade/scss-lint/blob/master/lib/scss_lint/linter/README.md#colorvariable).

Could you please add that reason to the commit message.


Looks good to me :+1:


@elw00d I have just released master as 1.1.1 (to be conservative). It is important to reach to maven central otherwise very few people will try and use the plugin. I hope this is OK!


Was the pagination service meant to be included in this commit? It's not mentioned in the commit, and I can't see it being used in the new error messages.


{literal} and {noparse} test in MarkTest? :smile:


I would not remove this requirement, as the user could eventually uninstall templateremover.


Hi,
on which dis you see it. Usually Travis reports this.

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Le 23.05.2015 14:08, Bob Mulder a écrit :
>
> Great work, however, arrays should be declared as |[]| and not
> |array()|. ;)
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Why is this being removed? According to https://github.com/htacg/tidy-html5/issues/200 the option is still available, as shown by the python example. And also is still in the config file https://github.com/htacg/tidy-html5/blob/master/src/config.c#L257.

I haven't compiled the latest version yet to test this.


@nicowilliams: this is the old packages/projects difference confusion. See comment in pull request.


Please do


shouldn't that be !isNull()?


I originally removed the networking support from the default ffmpeg, only because I couldn't find anything that required it (The default is stripped down the the bare essentials required for anything that builds against it).  We could add networking to the default build to reduce bloat if necessary, we would only pull in gnutls in addition to what is there now.


@IgorMinar - this bit of code seems a bit dubious. The `firstRun` variable has no purpose, since the listener is called in both cases.


Thanks for the feedback.
Yes I need the BI tooling. Unfortunately the VS2015 based BI tooling is related to SQLServer2016 and not available yet (but by then can also target downto SQLServer 2012 SSIS).
I guess I need to think a bit more on what is the best route to take on then.

Any idea what the current state/plan for the XML editor in VS2015 would be?


@Domi-php, I think we may review this at least for themes and templates. These items contain more HTML than code and such style, IMHO, is acceptable.
But! We can use this style after review only, now we have to follow ~the white rabbit~ current standard.


good; even better if you just tell them to find an email so they have to acutually use regex


Hmm, I wonder where this idea came from.....


Here I would only put only direct dependencies and not all transitive ones.

So I would remove `astroid` and `logilab-common`.


Very interesting approach!

I'm not sure, how to sort an already populated JSON array (do we have access to the element's data somehow?), but it's arguably easy to sort the trade objects before adding them to the array.

1) It requires a comparator (a function, or function object via class/struct):
 - https://github.com/OmniLayer/omnicore/blob/dc7c594918c341b8de53e2a42803abc87a03bcdd/src/omnicore/mdex.h#L153-L156
 - https://github.com/OmniLayer/omnicore/blob/dc7c594918c341b8de53e2a42803abc87a03bcdd/src/omnicore/mdex.cpp#L355-L359

2) Most (all?) `std` containers can be [sorted](http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/algorithm/sort/) via `std::sort(it.begin(), it.end(), compare())`.

The following may serve as example:
 - https://github.com/OmniLayer/omnicore/blob/dc7c594918c341b8de53e2a42803abc87a03bcdd/src/omnicore/rpc.cpp#L88-L101

`MetaDexObjectsToJSON()` consumes an unordered vector of trade objects, sorts them and then converts the data to JSON.


This doesn't really require `git submodule`, because I could just clone from the url.

Better is to have a submodule already exist in the commit at the end of level 1.  Then make them do something to the submodule.  You might want to talk to me in person about this one.


El cambio se debe realizar en el archivo y no en database.sql

Entity/CCalendarEvent.php

Lo acabo de agregar aqui:

https://github.com/chamilo/chamilo-lms/commit/6cc7390d1e50957f73f93ae50e1141dccd188baa