Here's the previously discussed topic ;-)
www.paulscode.com/forum/index.php?topic=1813.0

Just to be clear the current design works perfectly on my phone. This is an alternative design that doesn't shut down the core when the surface is detroyed. One advantage is that cheat codes will be retained when restoring the app from background. IMO this is the way it should work, at least this is the way other android emu works ;-)

I removed the assert precondition because of the new destroyGLSurface method which does not respect your state machine.

Concerning nativeResume + nativePause handles they work just fine for me.


LGTM


Nice, thanks. :)


Wouh! Thanks for spotting this. ;)


Ok


I think that mDLL.Update perhaps should be done once per callback instead of once per blocksize.


Hi, this patch looks good send me a pull request please !


I was initially a little confused about getting to extensions via the 'menu' (maybe a picture of the hamburger icon would help).  I did find the extensions page by using the toolbar `Window > Extensions`.  Alternatively, going to `chrome://extensions` and then following on with Step 5 could also work.


You can keep the `needs :cxx11`, which affects compiler selection, but the `ENV` stuff needs to go in the install method.


Good


Yep temp commit ;-)


The bottom cycle is excess. HashSet has the constructor taking collection as the argument, so you can simply create a set on a collection.


It is what allows me to correlate what's happening in the simulation with the output, so yes, it's testing output for now. I want to leave it on until we agree we are happy with the algorithm, though if you want to add some more conditionals or comments around it that's fine..


@mohit - nit: looks like `value_field` isn't yet supported


You may want to set [auto_add_now](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/ref/models/fields/#django.db.models.DateField.auto_now_add) to keep timestamp current, but I'm not sure if this comes from us or from some outside piece of data


An `isEmpty` check should be enough. We don't allow random whitespace, only completely empty lines.

While we are at it, I believe '=' may occur in a URI (RFC 3986, pchar includes sub-delims), so splitting on '=' may give more than two parts. Since, sadly, split does not have a second argument to specify a max number of parts, you may have to do the `indexOf('=')` manually.


One two three four


Nah, I just wanted to make sure you're aware of it


I ended up forgetting all of my jewelry and makeup on the door of my room ;___;
At least I'm going back once, but I'm having to embrace this no-makeup life, and man, it's a brain transition.


Yes that's the format I want to follow, this is just a WIP sort of commit, just to show my mentors whats been going on, will be splitting these into separate commits.


@fraguz Buona idea separare il "grosso problema" che hai a livello progettuale in differenti moduli.
L'ideale sarebbe arrivare ad avere moduli collegabili. Per esempio questo modulo di "spostamento" dovrebbe essere più flessibile, meno incatenato a scrivere a mano tutto...

Questo algoritmo potresti ottimizzarlo così: (vado a parole prova a scriverlo tu)
Lo fai a programmazione ad oggetti. Dichiari un oggetto `class immagine() {` che ha dentro di se alcune proprietà tra cui in questo caso almeno CHI È (il nome dell'immagine), DOVE È (x e y all'inizio pari al centro) e IN CHE DIREZIONE sta andando (per es. potresti usare un numero da 0 a 7 corrispondende ad ogni direzione).
Dentro l'oggetto `immagine` definisci una funzione `void disegna() {` che contiene l'istruzione attuale `image(...)` per visualizzarla.
Dentro l'oggetto `immagine` definisci una funzione `void update() {` che a seconda della direzione somma o sottrae un fattore velocità a x e y.
Nel draw() loop principale in pratica generi tutti gli oggetti che vuoi (mettendoli in un ArrayList in modo da averne numero e possibilità di navigarli) e gli aggiorni la posizione ogni frame — facendo un `for` tra tutti gli oggetti di classe `immagine` dentro l'ArrayList— e chiamando per ognuno la funzione `disegna` specifica e di seguito la funzione `update` specifica.

Puoi chiedere a @arraboy (che ne ha inserita una nel suo progetto) e a @dambrosiodesigner per scrivere la classe e l'ArrayList se hai bisogno di supporto. Sennò sono qui.


At least I carry all of my earrings and rings and stuff with me in my bag because I always take them off, so I have a few things =P


cc @dambrosiodesigner


I'd just put
```python
if six.PY3:
    getbuffer = memoryview
else:
    getbuffer = numpy.getbuffer
```

At the top and use `getbuffer` throughout.


No problem. I think commiting fixes and small improvement directly is absolutely ok. Bigger changes and additions should be pr's though.


yes, NOW is good.


cool!


Using bx2 now in 6516cc48c7082700905d23ab32b28a872fdbfa58


There is no need to declare usersList. You can simply return an empty list, e.g. with the following statement: return new ArrayList<User>(). But there is even better solution - return Collections.EMPTY_LIST.


deleting due to wrong file extension


LGTM


Oops, didn't know that. Might have changed somewhat last time. Poor boot2docker users where it was possible to map VirtualBox ports to local ports via NAT rules which made it easier (but mapping 30000 ports doesn't really make sense :)


OK


Don't quite see where the bug was, but ok


No comment on this commit


What does this do.


Ick, does that class really use "training"?


Could you merge this into rsconnect? (I want to get out a revised RStudio IDE RC with the changes made here and by Jonathan as soon as I can).


Approved.


Can you add parentheses to make the or/and operator priority clearer to the reader?


test


Preview of the split on quoted string in action.

![foo01](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/550820/7618080/a0686296-f97d-11e4-938e-ffa6563034c8.png)


r+


Se regresa a una versión anteiore


rt


Ok I guess.


Same concern about tempfile. Can't assume CWD is writable.


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/4e38303508d6b4fa1b39a6d0af249397b7f24f73


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/paymentSplit = 4e383035 into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/paymentSplit = 4e383035 merged ok, testing candidate = ec9a736f


##This is a markdown file


Schon gefixt.

Von: frow [mailto:notifications@github.com]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 13. Mai 2015 20:00
An: frow/wk-charts
Cc: willidad
Betreff: Re: [wk-charts] Finished split into model and directive refactoring. (94077b2)

Ich hab versucht die $scope.evals in den direktiven auszuführen, denke es ist besser wenn die nicht in den Modellen gemacht werden, damit man in den Modellen auch direkt Objekte einhängen kann - ist aber gut möglich dass ich das an der einen oder anderen Stelle übersehen hab. Die Data Labels haben auch noch das eine oder andere Problem, da bin ich gerade ein wenig dran...

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that's perfect.


@HaraldZealot, хорошо. Думаю поставить какой-то таймер. Если в течение определенного времени хотя бы один клиент не появится, то сервер выключается.


Nothing seems wrong but I don't have enough context from the commit message


Kevin, thanks for sharing these changes.  I merged what I hope is the minimum subset of them into my main repo, please take a look and let me know if I've missed anything: https://github.com/daj/android-orm-benchmark/pull/4  I've also updated the results in my Stackoverflow answer.  http://stackoverflow.com/a/20724107/112705  Thanks!


I'm not sure what it does specifically, no. We're using a different testing framework - which we recently updated to use promises - but I understand the general desire to break things down and emit step_OK/step_FAILED messages, if that's what it does.

But when steps rely on previous steps succeeding, we generally try to skip those rather than spew. That can be done by catching and re-throwing: `.catch(function(e) { log(e.name); throw e; });`


hola


@teppeis updated.


Looks ok as far as I can tell.


What was the reason for doing this? I've just tried upgrading plugins and this breaks my local crawler dev script. Any reason not to add it back?


You should declare noDupSet as Set instead (Set<Long> noDupSet = new HashSet<Long>()). It's the general principle when you don't couple to a concrete implementation unless you need a specific feature of such implementation. The rest code becomes easy to maintain in future.


Makes more sense now.


rax retry tests


why reuse the same norm? If the distribution is a real random numbers, I agree, it don't matter, but this isn't the case, so it depend of its distribution. Do someone have information that tell if this is safe or not?


While we're doing this refactor can I suggest we use `args.func(**vars(args))` and make the call signatures more meaningful (rather than unpacking in the converter fn)


Note that I won't push today. I want @XhmikosR to make sure he agrees with everything Doctor Dump related and with the string changes I have in my develop branch.


Maybe it should be canola oil.


@demands I'm coming around to your thinking that putting `factory` on the model is a smell. I'm ok rolling this back and making a factory file next to the model instead.
However, this work exposed a bunch of bugs in unionized and/or unionized-mongoose that I'd still like to fix, with your help. I tried to debug them but got nowhere.

Thanks!


LGTM


Видях, че си озвездил carrierwave и paperclip


Yes, why?


Shouldn't this stack only if depth is greater than 0?


I checked if this mirror is included in the deb_mirrors.gz file of apt-cacher-ng, it is not as of 0.8.0-3 (latest in debian jessie). This results in unnecessary resource (bandwidth, storage) usage. 0.8.3-1~bpo80+2 from jessie-backports solved the problem for me.
apt_preferences_host_list:
  - package: 'apt-cacher-ng'
    backports: [ 'jessie' ]
    reason:  'http://httpredir.debian.org/debian is not included in the deb_mirrors.gz file of apt-cacher-ng, it is not as of 0.8.0-3 (latest in debian jessie). This results in unnecessary resource (bandwidth, storage) usage.'


Long shot, but could work.


This is probably where you'll want to plug in the new code for index. There will probably want to be one for getting a particular definition.


Indented both Aggregation & Composition - both need to be associated with associations.

Thanks.


If understand right, then with that settings "Enabled" if you have a 3D video then 2D video then 3D video in a playlist, it switches to 2D mode for the duration of the 2D video. If so then perhaps:

"[Enabled] Switch GUI (and some TVs) back to 2D mode when playback is ended. For video playlists with mixed  stereoscopic 3D & 2D content, then the GUI will switch back to 2D mode during the playback of any 2D video. [Disabled] GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D & 2D content then the GUI will remain in stereoscopic 3D mode, even during the playback of any 2D video.


I think there is no need in such long name. It's enough to declare this method as getUsers. The rest becomes clear from the argument.


[Deployment available online](https://s.brightspace.com/lib/superagent-d2l-cors-proxy/0.0.2/index.html)


add more routeable paths here.


rollback


why bump that version number?


ok, if this is really so, then it should be changed (later, once code is stabilized). I've anyway fetched your changes to my master.


No worries, I was just confused why I was getting it:P


document the new parameter.


this one gets discodefinitions. definitions take a while to load as they are rate limited.

this will need to be extended to index the defintiions.


aaaaand the template is starting to look like material design...


You can see that you didn't do a rake db:migrate in the commit with remove_column in user table. The changes are commited here, it should be in that previous commit. Not a big deal, but you should remember about it next time to make rake db:migrate after making a migration


I'm not completely convinced if wrapping in try..catch here might be a good idea and duplicating the logic that `Exec` already has.


Minor thing, but can you change the commit message to follow the [best practices](http://chris.beams.io/posts/git-commit/), something like this would be great (imperative mode, not too long, no period at the end):

    Gather more inputs if the change is below the dust limit


Some more results: I tried with a larger heroku instance (2 dynos) with the same result as before (memory error R14). Then I tried with ec2 (nine instance) and had no problem there with the same image. Upon uploading a really large image to ec2 I got a timeout (504) response but nothing crashed. So actually I think your code is working as intended. There seems to be a memory leak with the heroku environment though. Maybe this has something to do with their swapping (no real memory). I guess I'll give up solving the problem at this point and just put in a conservative megapixel limit for  our heroku instances. We should consider moving our image processing away from heroku though, seems not to be the best environment for it.


docstring for the new param.


Also, it would be great to have a new unit test for the new branch (`raise DustOutputError`).


You're not using the version which is in the "composer.json" file but the Travis version and, as far I know, it's the beta one.

I suggest you use "libraries/vendor/bin/phpunit" instead


:+1: this one has been haunting the issues for a while, nice one @ericvicenti :smile:


DesignDaysGridView (evanweaver) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2123 of 2200 tests passed)

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Hey guys I think this commit is bug-free enough to be an official alpha release. Everyone comment on if you think we should compile and release it.


develop*


this loot is currently missing from database even if it's required to loot players in Alterac Valley


peoples*


With documentation and completion? Quality stuff, thank you!


You have 'your way toward' twice


It's a proper approach to sanitize parameters in users, but it could be done much simplier. In the docs of the devise gem there is stated that this code is good if we would have more models using devise. In this(and in most apps) there will be only one model using devise(user/admin or something)


wrong revision


The only distinction I think we should make here is:

cache if we are performing this recovery because of a pending IO
don't cache otherwise

We already have a proxy for this in the form of the priority, I think.  I'd rather rework this to pipe the above information through as we do the message priority information.


Ok, so "accuracy" is plotting TP/P and "accuracy dollars" is plotting TP/(TP+FP)? Sounds good - accuracy dollars is what I had meant in the doc, but it's probably not clear. Happy to have both.


`dcadec_obj_target` won't work as include dir but I get what you mean. It doesn't fell so clean but I cannot think of anything better anyway.


Este projeto é o qual temos que fazer o import no maven?

Ele vai ser o default?


What was the purpose for this method?


#17 I can't even


`depth` has been checked on line 360.
```if ((depth > 0) || (bc == 1))```
If `bc > 1` here, then you're guaranteed that `depth > 0`


Simplest* and Principle*


The `|| {}` isn't needed


It will probably be updated with Jessie point release, should be in about a month. But I'll add the backport by default to apt-cacher-ng role when It's written. Thanks.


Encapsulation*


Why did you change the http method for signing out? The default is quite good, because we are deleting the session, not the user itself.


Olá @afonsopacifer beleza? as alterações no README.md não há necessidades, porém a inserção do server [connect] junto com [watch] é bem legal. Mande-nos apenas essa.


nit: boolean primitive


Is it possible to revert this change?  It looks like you forgot to also update the cases for SIGNED binaries, with the public key token specified.  I'd rather not start the trend of having to delay sign the test binaries if we can avoid it.  Ideally, you'll find an alternative way to test whatever it is required the InternalsVisibleTo.


Maybe
```
unless user_signed_in?


why not use theano.scalar.basic.float_types?


spacing needs fixing


spacing


This is just a quick work around. Can you make an issue for float16 follow up and add this one there?


what purpose does this return value serve? I do not see it being used anywhere.


@byteandahalf @MrCrayfish @jv110 AABB error (AIDE cant compile [39 errors]) ;(


The extra +-signs in front of the lines don't really make this javascript very valid...


Something like this will probably work:

```diff
diff --git a/src/thirdparty/LAVFilters/build_ffmpeg.sh b/src/thirdparty/LAVFilters/build_ffmpeg.sh
index c2c376c..4cef07d 100755
--- a/src/thirdparty/LAVFilters/build_ffmpeg.sh
+++ b/src/thirdparty/LAVFilters/build_ffmpeg.sh
@@ -106,8 +106,8 @@ configure() {
     --build-suffix=-lav             \
     --arch=${arch}"

-  EXTRA_CFLAGS="-D_WIN32_WINNT=0x0502 -DWINVER=0x0502 -I../../../thirdparty/include"
-  EXTRA_LDFLAGS=""
+  EXTRA_CFLAGS="-D_WIN32_WINNT=0x0502 -DWINVER=0x0502 -I../../../thirdparty/include -I../../../thirdparty/dcadec/libdcadec"
+  EXTRA_LDFLAGS="-L${dcadec_obj_target}"
   if [ "${arch}" == "x86_64" ]; then
     OPTIONS="${OPTIONS} --enable-cross-compile --cross-prefix=${cross_prefix} --target-os=mingw32 --pkg-config=pkg-config"
     EXTRA_LDFLAGS="${EXTRA_LDFLAGS} -L../../../thirdparty/lib64"
@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ configureAndBuild() {

 build_dcadec() {
   cd ${dcadec_obj_target}
-  make -f../../../thirdparty/dcadec/Makefile -j$NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS CONFIG_WINDOWS=1 CONFIG_NDEBUG=1 CC=${cross_prefix}gcc AR=${cross_prefix}ar PREFIX=${THIRDPARTYPREFIX} install-lib
+  make -f../../../thirdparty/dcadec/Makefile -j$NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS CONFIG_WINDOWS=1 CONFIG_NDEBUG=1 CC=${cross_prefix}gcc AR=${cross_prefix}ar PREFIX=${THIRDPARTYPREFIX} lib
   cd "${BASEDIR}"
 }
 ```


Maybe instead of
```
User.find(message.user_id).name
```
you could use

```
message.user.name
```
since it is already associated (users in models)


Yes, it will change in the nearest future.


This can be done in `getReplacements` instead of mutating `requries` here


Ahh, you did it already! Nice!


I've removed the code that produced this change from my local `repoman`. But I'm not sure if that is right.

Since we don't like exceptions, we have at least to ensure that there's no double-bounce when a non-gui thing (i.e. an imaginary headless running test suite) runs into an assert.

But since we might want to (or either might have to) run such an imaginary test suite with enableGui given to the Q{Core}Application constructor, an assert-case might try to fire up a gui... dough.

I.e. remember for instance, that RepoMan has architectural violations: It uses Heaven while it should really be a non-gui thing at all.


I think this is bad. It will fall back to the python code. Is that what you want? why? I think an assert would be better, we want the code to crash, not fall back to python code.


Please fix this and other cases where whitespace has been trimmed


Nice work!
I've checked it on your server and it is working good!


Fixed in the newest commit


DesignDaysGridView (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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It's great to get code coverage on this, but I'd rather not have it at the expense of keeping a simple signing process, maybe the ImmutableList can be exposed in some other way besides internal?


If I understand this right, then both variants are alternatives to each other. So it doesn't makes much sense to provide them in the same example ? Users could get confused when the try the example with C&P or simply might think both could be used together.


We could, but since boost atomic requires a relatively recent (>= 1.53, I think) version of boost, it still doesn't solve the problem for everybody, including (for a couple more months) the facility I work for. So that change wouldn't allow us to get rid of or stop testing the existing code, and thus it's not clear what the payoff would be for making that change. At some point, we'll be able to assume C++11 as a floor, just use std::atomic, and then a lot of this old code will be swept away.


why this? All elemwise c code are disabled on the CPU. It is needed for the GPU? Why not tag this scalar as _f16_ok=True to do the same for scalar as for normal op?


Actually, the comment is not poorly worded, just poorly placed. The 'concise body' refers to the check further down in the function when node.body.kind is not SyntaxKind.Block.


Next time please create a new branch instead of committing directly to "next" - that way you can make all necessary commits and tests and fixes, and then you can make a PR to get your dev branch merged into "next".


Is there a reason this should translate the variants then use `\`Single_end` `\`Paired_end` directly?


Trank,
estou no trampo, assim que eu me liberar aqui atualizo o PR.


Seems to me that depth can <= 0 here while bc is 1


This works just fine, but I think this reads a little better:

```ruby
def to_s
  phone_string = "#{@id}: #{@first_name} #{@last_name} email: #{@email}"
  @phone_numbers.each do |number|
    phone_string << "#{number[0]}: #{number[1]} "
  end
end
```


I think you should update the threashold for float16 and not use float32 threashold. Also, how can exp(float16) work? For the GPU?


Sure, are you referring to adding a space between the `if` and `(`?


yay :)


Is that code that you wrote?


Not sure if we'd want to make this function's response more semantic, but if my understanding is correct, this will always return `true` (even if the cookie you intend to remove is not actually removed).


I use the Promise the user supplied, so if they wrote:

```ts
async function fn(): My.CustomPromise { ... }
```

I need to check that the **type** `My.CustomPromise` resolves to the constructor with the **value** `My.CustomPromise`. The `getPromiseConstructor` call will already check the entity name as a value, this is the final step to make sure I can `new` it properly.


Heh, there are still a few more bugs hiding in the edge cases. This thing is too damn complicated right now. :-)


How about storing the phone numbers in a Hash instead of an Array? It might make it easier to work with them in methods like `Contact#to_s`


Now that we're table buddies, I'm your huckleberry for questions :wink:


Yes you are right, i removed them, copy past error ;-)

https://github.com/spotweb/spotweb/commit/c304a679b1ddf88a954bfac44d9747deb273d9d8


This should be:
```markdown
* [PUP-4546](https://tickets.puppetlabs.com/browse/PUP-4546)
```
The current link is broken.


I would rather name the exceptions as follows:

* EngineError -> EngineException
* ParseError -> ParseErrorException

How are you about this? I think it could be a subject of the vote.


Updated formatting for scratch code blocks and activity steps. Now all blocks won't be red.


Sorry, `getPromiseConstructor` doesn't do this check, though it is done when checking the return type of the function.


Merge pull request #1 from viosee/myEdits


Test

 testing markdown because I've forgotten how it works


Is there only one sr-focusable element on the page? If not, it seems problematic to be using ids. Could it be switched to using a class?

I don't have a good sense for how bad duplicate ids are in all our supported browsers. This Stack Overflow answer has some insights:

http://programmers.stackexchange.com/questions/127178/two-html-elements-with-same-id-attribute-how-bad-is-it-really


Please remove jquery-ui

We are already side loading it with rails


I'd just rename this to "Cleanup codec name generation" since it really isn't dynamic.


checking gives:
* checking R code for possible problems ... NOTE
lowrankRowMatrix: no visible global function definition for ‘redsvd’


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/62444875


yes


Should you kill GB_FMTS here as well if its not useful?


Since this has a class, I think it should be safe to remove the id (or does it have some purpose I'm not aware of?)


But the first Identifier is My, not CustomPromise


Here is a sample error, simply press the space bar and watch the result.

```
package test
{
	import feathers.controls.List;
	import feathers.data.ListCollection;
	import feathers.layout.TiledRowsLayout;

	import flash.events.KeyboardEvent;
	import flash.ui.Keyboard;

	import starling.core.Starling;
	import starling.display.Quad;
	import starling.utils.Color;

	public class TestList extends List
	{
		public function TestList() {
			super();
		}

		override protected function initialize():void {
			super.initialize();

			this.backgroundSkin = new Quad(10, 10, Color.WHITE);

			this.width = 500;
			this.height = 400;

			this.mouseWheelScrollDuration = 0;
			this.snapToPages = true;
			this.interactionMode = List.INTERACTION_MODE_MOUSE;
			this.scrollBarDisplayMode = List.SCROLL_BAR_DISPLAY_MODE_NONE;
			this.horizontalScrollPolicy = SCROLL_POLICY_OFF;
			this.verticalScrollPolicy = SCROLL_POLICY_OFF;
			this.allowMultipleSelection = false;
			this.isSelectable = false;

			var layout:TiledRowsLayout = new TiledRowsLayout();
			layout.gap = 15;
			layout.horizontalAlign = TiledRowsLayout.HORIZONTAL_ALIGN_CENTER;
			layout.verticalAlign = TiledRowsLayout.VERTICAL_ALIGN_MIDDLE;
			layout.paging = TiledRowsLayout.PAGING_HORIZONTAL;
			layout.useSquareTiles = false;
			layout.padding = 10;

			this.layout = layout;

			refreshDataProvider();

			Starling.current.nativeStage.addEventListener(KeyboardEvent.KEY_DOWN, onKey);
		}

		private function onKey(event:KeyboardEvent):void {
			if (Keyboard.SPACE) {
				refreshDataProvider();
			}
		}

		private function refreshDataProvider():void {
			this.itemRendererType = (Math.random() < 0.5) ? GreenItem : RedItem;

			var data:Array = [];
			if ((this.itemRendererType == GreenItem)) {
				var count:int = 1 + Math.random() * 20;
				for (var i:int = 0; i < count; i++) {
					data[i] = {greenName: i};
				}
			}
			else {
				var count:int = 1 + Math.random() * 20;
				for (var i:int = 0; i < count; i++) {
					data[i] = {redName: i};
				}
			}

			this.dataProvider = new ListCollection(data);
		}
	}
}

import feathers.controls.renderers.DefaultListItemRenderer;

import starling.display.Quad;
import starling.utils.Color;

class GreenItem extends DefaultListItemRenderer
{
	public function GreenItem() {
		this.defaultSkin = new Quad(90, 90, Color.GREEN);
	}

	override protected function commitData():void {
		if (_data) {
			label = _data.hasOwnProperty("greenName") ? _data.greenName : "remove Me";
		}
		else {
			label = "";
		}
	}
}

class RedItem extends DefaultListItemRenderer
{
	public function RedItem() {
		this.defaultSkin = new Quad(90, 90, Color.RED);
	}

	override protected function commitData():void {
		if (_data) {
			label = _data.hasOwnProperty("redName") ? _data.redName : "remove Me";
		}
		else {
			label = "";
		}
	}
}
```


Accidentally also includes another fix, where a sketch creation with no selection caused a crash if there were datum planes in the document. Should have been two commits.


Didn't Greg already add this? Might want to rebase ontop of master.


The ID does have a purpose-- this.$('#sr-focusable').focus();

There will be more than one element on the page with the class sr-is-focusable, at least in the "Tabs" view.


Does gbsim need a tweak here so we don't return 32 configs?


Did you hand edit this or run `npm run docs` ?  Just curious.


Not sure how you are going to do it, but basically these calls set a value in /proc/self/attr/fscreate to tell the kernel to create all new files labels with this label.  If the thread changes when the object gets created it will not get created with the correct label.   I thought this call would only lock the thread within this function not the "Whole runtime".  We already use this call within libcontainer to set the exec flag to make sure the container gets launched with the correct SELinux label.


Too simplistic of a commit. Need to do a subtraction.


ok this example is fixed later on (with cmd vs. entrypoint). But CMD and ENTRYPOINT can be both used together, which makes sense when you the commands are only the arguments to the entry point. However in this form the example showing all 4 possible variants together in a single configuration is really confusing (and doesn't make sense here). It would be better to split up the example in two examples where each is complete correct in itself.


Depth is unsigned, so it can't be <0. If it's 0, but bc is 1, that's exactly the intention of this check. I'm 99.9% sure that we can't have underflows, either because of the combined checks.


best not to call this method is_blocked_object.  Perhaps object_has_io_pending_recovery?


ACK, works with my virt-who/libvirt setup.
* would like to see 'find_hypervisor_environment_and_content_view' be organized into smaller methods in future.


These java functions do not exist in the mupen64plus-ae repository, except in some SDL example code that currently is not built into mupen64plus-ae APK.  I don't understand why this code isn't throwing error messages for you?


@tmat possibly.  This code is just copied from the original source though.  I made no modifications.


fast-forwarding master to auto = ec9a736f


Is the dependency only for `Joiner` ? The I would suggest to remove it and implement this trivial loop on your own. Reinventing 3-lines of code is better than adding a dependency which has to be maintained. Believe me :). Of course, its a threshold when do stop doing it on your own, but this is by far not reached here.


Just change this to

$result = $form->process ();

as the form returns the result. Then return $result, which contains a key->value array. Don't ever access $_GET directly in the script.

Also you don't really need to set name => submiturl.


> One advantage is that cheat codes will be retained when restoring the app from background.
That is indeed very important and alone is sufficient reason to fix this.  Thanks for the reminder.

I will try to take a closer look this evening to understand what's going on in this commit and see what the nativePause/nativeResume stuff is all about.  I don't like just commenting out code because it no longer works with the changes.  That will invariably lead to confusion later when someone has to maintain it.


I don't know what's so hard about the debouncing issue, the bounce time is
vastly under the minimum delay you could possibly type two strokes of the
same key in a row and the keys don't trigger without pressing them so it
should be a simpler matter of disabling the key for a fixed delay after
detecting a press.

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A more general term is "Structured Data"?


Whoops, will update.  Thanks!


Can [Lombok's Delegate](https://projectlombok.org/features/Delegate.html) help with these methods?


Oh wait, `Java_org_libsdl_app_SDLActivity_nativePause` is the name of a native C/C++ method, not a Java method.  Now I get it.  Sorry for the confusion.


Yes, exactly. I'll add a version of that to the comments. Nicely stated.

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class / $class


Thanks for tidying this up! I'll be sure to follow this style on any further commits.


After review, I think it is ok.


@byteandahalf @MrCrayfish @jv110 Now works! (Good Job ;))


undefined, not null


Typo in URL


updateEvent is asynchronous, thus calling calendarService.event right after updateEvent could still fetch the old event instead of the updated one.

calEvent has the updated data already, no need to read it from database again.


Got it.


Sigh. This commit crashes. Use the NEXT commit.


Why only here and not in the single element clone?


Hmmmm I see

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> labels with this label. If the thread changes when the object gets created
> it will not get created with the correct label. I thought this call would
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@kstoriadis Veo que hay **crearUsuarioDocente** tanto en *DocenteController* como en *UsuarioController*, es redundante


Fixed thanks.


I'd say it's possible to have a gesture engine run from tracker data, but not necessary. A gesture engine could also run from an imager, or directly from some gesture-sensing device (think pinchgloves: http://people.cs.vt.edu/~bowman/papers/pinch_gloves.pdf )


Muy cierto, lo hice por motivos de Debug y no lo saqué. Ya está modificado


@byteandahalf ok ill test it (ill test the mod when a new commit push ;))


I would leave "MV" out of the label here - it's confusing, and the kind of users we target do not need to know what multivolume is anyway


@cproc, @chelmuth: please check this commit. I need it to compile the new toolchain, since contrib is in my case a symbolic link.


test


Ah I see, so it is just a way to propagate the arguments, but does not have to do with capturing the `arguments` identifier.


I'm concerned about including joint ID here - it seems to entangle this with the skeleton work. I'd think that just a "sensor number" if a driver wants to report a gesture from multiple joints would suffice, and the JSON descriptor could link the gesture sensor number to a joint (semantic) name.


3c97736d441d117359487af885cc8de213b75c5b reverts that changeset finally.


@raprasad this is not the right syntax


It probably makes sense to use an ```if``` rather than an ```elif``` here.


See above regarding commingling this with skeleton.


Does it make sense to set to 0 frame instead initially? (to start from the beginning)


It *is* usable. Screenshots, changelog, and features are the pages that you can edit with markdown.

(change index.md in the screenshots, changelog, or features directories)


Is there a particular reason for choosing this over the integer-identified strings setup? An equivalent interface could be produced for the "common" gestures, but generality would not be limited to those gestures included in the SDK - OSVR wouldn't be the "bottleneck" for new gesture definition.


Can this be moved into its own method?


I wonder if this will help with creating thumbnails at random sizes...


You might also add a note about why we set this here. i.e. this is what lets the webview show under the toolbars, even though the actual view isn't under them.


are we distinguishing between an "air tap" and a "keyboard tap" (direction)?


Its up to you.  The reason I went to the end was your existing code that automatically "fast forwards" to the end.  This way, existing users who are (apparently) only ever interested in the last frame will still see the same thing.


@usr110 Could you explain why you have done this? Rendering on the client side means there is no load on the server, which is good.


Could you explain the advantage? I find that it makes it hard to change the slider.


Confused about circle and rotate - is one of them the 2d, two-finger twist action, and one of them the general parent of the various Nod gestures?


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No objections here.


t


Agreed, uncontroversial.


Right here it is probably reasonable to give ```self._regions[keyid]``` a meaningful name and use it in the lines below, since you just verified that list access wouldn't fail above. It might not hurt to give ```self._timezones[self._regions[keyid]]``` a meaningful name, too, for similar reasons.

```region``` and ```selected_timezone``` maybe?


And a comment about why we're delaying this.


It is dangerous to do anything significant within a signal handler in a multithreaded environment.  A signal handler can be called from within the context of any thread at any time.  Therefore it is possible that it may be called with ANY mutex locked.  When code within the signal handler locks the same mutex, you get a deadlock.

Because of this, the only thing that a signal handler should do is change a global variable and wake a thread.

The 6.1 SIG INT handler also has this problem (we need to merge the recent 6.0 changes).  Instead take a look at the code in 6.0.

static void cpmSigintHandler(ClInt32T signum)
{
    gotSIG = signum;
    gCpmAppShutdown = CL_TRUE;

    clOsalCondSignal(&gClCpm.heartbeatCond);
    }
}

Then down in the compMgrPollThread I do this:

clOsalCondWait(&gpClCpm->heartbeatCond, &gpClCpm->heartbeatMutex,heartbeatWait);

if (gotSIG || gCpmAppShutdown || gCpmShuttingDown)
    {
    }

You should do something similar.  Set a global variable "gotSigChild", signal the condition, and down in the compMgrPollThread do
if (gotSigChild)
  {
  cpmPollUserComponents();
  }

This is a very rare bug, you will not be able to trigger it without a year+ of runtime.  But it DOES happen.


I think it's unwise to fully duplicate this functionality in the gesture interface. While I could see including some tracker data with a gesture event (location of air tap), I think if a system wants to pass along information that is substantially the same as a tracker, it should just do so as a tracker.


respect


![screenshot from 2015-05-13 12 31 40](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11930950/7619249/3aea1d3a-f96c-11e4-9f93-b6f9c7770be9.png)


Oh, I see. So yes, for DWI, they want to see the last frame, but for DCE they typically want to start from the beginning. Ok, let's leave as is. Going forward, would be great to have on-slice annotation indicating what frame is shown to reduce confusion, but outside of this issue.


nice!


Yes, sorry, I think I should've clarified the difference. Circle is an air gesture while rotate is a touch screen gesture requiring two finger action in opposite direction. I'll add this note to document


This one is pretty ugly... pretty sure user's aren't gonna be happy with this change


*Just wanted to a leave a comment, I've found where we can manipulate the HTML. I'm going to first duplicate the website as it is, then I plan to delete the content between the Hero Heading and the Footer. I'm going to attempt this lol :-) I'll then put in divs for our content after the header to contain our site-wide sale and images.

I was able to see our webpage's elements by using the JavaScript Console for Chrome found under Tools, and then use the Edit Theme feature on Shopify to find the HTML elements.

*As a small update, I've added links to collections for each shoe type on our page as well. I've used 3 images in the header just to show that the page appears to have some parallax scrolling--when you scroll down, the header image appears to move.


@michaelcahill This change (and the minor fix in commit b718ba5a01cea0b3c47a3c0) should probably be backported to 3.0.  I will do that.


rax retry tests


This breaks kickstart generation on 2.6.8.  New interfaces do not get a "gateway" key and so you get a key error.


Whoops thanks @nathanleiby. Will send over a PR to fix this soon.


Ok, fixed that


Thanks, please have a look at other two comments below too.


forcibly installing homebrew. I like it. :+1:


prototype should be (n, m)


While this version makes it explicitly clear that the calculation is unsigned, the cast is unnecessary and maybe a bit excessive.


cxlma;lnv;ansvc;lans


@nikolai-b Sure, why not? So @Robinlovelace suggested to have a draggable panel (as well as the legend). Once I made them draggable, all the tooltips, for unknown reasons, disappeared. The only workaround I found was to put them on the server side. You may give it a try for one of the inputs, and then see it yourself.


I'm not sure we need to mention the default value. highland does not consider that parameters are optional because of currying


It seemed to me that sections 3 and 4 ("Payroll Rules" and "Rules for Gratipay Teams") are also "Rules," so I suggest adding "General" to make this section's heading more parallel with those ones.


db.\abbsz


We use "agreement" (lower-case) twice just prior to here.


The other items in this list only have the first word capitalized. Is "Unauthorized Access" special in some way?


Warum genau 300?


darum.


Ok, that looked a bit redundant to me but I wasn't sure if a sensor number would be descriptive enough for the app developer since some devices might number joints differently.


Addressed in afa610009dcfd06aecb35ad196c9787d79e9cb67


why `/ 10`?


Thanks, it works


This is exactly what I've meant. Include dir should be `../../../thirdparty/dcadec` IIRC


Addressed in fe123e1f8714333659e8aa50e682c5758b8333fa


@byteandahalf @MrCrayfish @jv110 Can i be compiler tester?


Addressed in 2fc3add84ff4304a166fff63d2e8bb81a2fbb1bd.


I couldn't find a referent for this pronoun.


s/*dbName/name/


Addressed in f867b0449a1fad21adb87fe711e3e9c44b24c590


Pluralized to be parallel with "features."


What I had in mind was what Thalmic did in their SDK.
https://developer.thalmic.com/docs/api_reference/platform/classmyo_1_1_pose.html
Is that what you are referring to?


s/uses/participant/ - misspelled, but also we generally use the word 'participant' so we clearly distinguish the user from the developer.

Also, use backticks, e.g. `numberOfAttempts` to quote references to object names and property names Applies to all the documentation.


Spelling = s/represeting/representing/


I couldn't make sense of this sentence with the word "that" in there, but it's a dense sentence, so I'm not sure. I almost included this one in https://github.com/gratipay/gratipay.com/commit/61be9bca62bb9ab3f48cc69d0a4017f30eb21360. :-)


Oh yeah, interesting point.

Could also use the url of endpoint to make a judgement call in "auto" mode.


It seems this function is superfluous now.


This should have the proper license header.


This seems to be fairly focused on 2D multitouch gestures, some of which I'm not sure how they'd map into a 3D space (thinking scrolling - how to distinguish from just moving a finger?) What about "hand-configuration" (for lack of a better term) gestures - see this document page 43 http://www.5dt.com/downloads/dataglove/ultra/5DT%20Data%20Glove%20Ultra%20Manual%20v1.3.pdf

Some other resources you might find useful:
- Kinect SDK Human Interface Guidelines - big section on gestures http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=403900&clcid=0x409
- Kinect gesture tools https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn799270.aspx
- Kinect hand gestures: open, closed, "lasso" (two fingers for circling things), and other https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn799273.aspx
- FAAST - kinect software, includes some gesture recognition functionality - see paper with discussion of their gesture engine and their gesture model http://ict.usc.edu/pubs/Adapting%20user%20interfaces%20for%20gestural%20interaction%20with%20the%20%EF%AC%82exible%20action%20and%20articulated%20skeleton%20toolkit.pdf - http://projects.ict.usc.edu/mxr/faast/


That was fast!


KLUK!


A service for which one has a separate agreement is not the same as the Service these terms refer to, right?


The `close`, `reset` and `next_epoch` methods are supposed to call the wrapped data stream's method. This is what I'm testing. I can add comments to explain this.


bytiebyte


Hmm, that looks pretty ugly in the man page, but I think you're right. I'll add it.


if this is if it if is this


Addressed in 59707c25713649273d3415ccfbc3cec2d774a797.


Can you add this line here: https://github.com/fedorov/PCampReview/commit/f796bad5f94fc67d60b67aecf67d820e474bffb4

I tried to be fancy and thought I could make a pull request to your PR branch! But no.


Typo: Howerver -> However


rax retry tests


I think we should use a regular definition of a tap as in "screen tap". Leap Motion differentiates between the taps : forward tap and downward (screen tap).


can you show what happened in your case with this exclusions?
i will not be able to work on project because of https://gist.github.com/octo47/37e3af28fcc7c070746b
Lets find why it happen and why it need to be excluded?


Well, the idea in general is to not use the sensor ID directly in nearly all cases, but to instead use a semantic name, which solves that problem.


Yes

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I wonder if this file is (still) required:
It defines isnan, isfinite, isinf, u_int and u_int32_t.

  a) According to http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf/manual/autoconf-2.64/html_node/Function-Portability.html, the isnan/isinf seems to be a pre-C99 issue
  b) I do not see any use of isnan, isinf, isfinite, or u_int* in the current code

I have no solaris system available. May I ask you to just comment out the #include <solarisfixes.h> line, and see what happens?

I would prefer not to add a BSD licensed code to the otherwise MIT licensed server (... document this in the licence text ... explain which system is pure MIT and which is MIT+BSD, ...) - in particular if this fix is most likely not required at all.


Me:

> Are you aware that comments such as https://github.com/gratipay/gratipay.com/commit/61be9bca62bb9ab3f48cc69d0a4017f30eb21360#commitcomment-11183396 are public?

Aaron:

> Ah, I had forgotten that these commits were on the public repository. Thanks for the reminder! That one can stay :white_check_mark:


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Update README + Docker's README


SGTM


Form handling improved as of 5499a43.

Result array with form input now passed though and analysed. $_GET is not accessed anymore.


Not really - I mean establishing a number of names for gestures, but also permitting other strings to be used as names - (and using the same basic kind of string to ID mapping as VRPN as an optional performance optimization) - so that we can both provide a list of "standard gestures" and permit devices and apps to use gestures that we haven't yet added to the list of "standards". That is, we could have that sort of API as one level (with an enum, etc), but underneath it the gesture interface itself is based on strings.  Looks like even the myo stuff has gestures not already in the list.


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OK. Do we have the ability to include additional data with the gesture then to indicate position and direction of the action?


What two extra copies? I think I recall editing my comment twice (minor typos) but I'm only seeing the last one.


Much clearer, thanks for refactoring!


After changing how the generator is called, this check may no longer be needed, as originally it was to handle this case:

```ts
async function fn(My: any): My.CustomPromise { ... }
```
As any other case where we could collide with `My` will have already been reported as an error. Now, however, we don't write `My` in the output of the outer function.


@vqvu do we agree the `push` here can never trigger a synchronous re-entry into `consume` until `next()` has been called ?


@demands I also realize, extending factories this way makes the resulting objects no longer `instanceof mongoose.Model` ... thoughts?
Thanks


Mais pourquoi?!


10 is a magic number. I don't expect us to want to configure it.


Alles falsch.


I'm sorry for the delay, but I've just now looked through your code and it's terribly nice and clean. I don't really have anything to object, only your that `code.h` should be be replaced by some more meaningful name, but those are just details.

Good work, and I'm really sorry I can't grade it.


Ha! Your preaching to the I-dont-know-how-git-works choir!


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This is *awfully* subjective and gives Meteor newcomers the wrong impression that WebStorm is not a good IDE for Meteor. WebStorm has some excellent features, like being able to quickly jump from the use of a helper to its definition in a single click.


Probably it should be spelled "message-oriented connection". This Dial function is for RealtimeClient the same what Dial function is for Transport struct in the net/http package (https://golang.org/pkg/net/http/#Transport) - one of use-cases will be to mock a websocket connection in tests.


Thanks so much for responding!
First of all, the code from 2.0 (https://github.com/ruby/ruby/blob/ruby_2_0_0/lib/logger.rb) sets the previous period end to 23:59:59 of the day before.  But I think the key point I just realized, unless I'm missing something, which is quite possible, is that the old version compares the mtime of the log file to when it would have expected the previous end time to be in order to determine whether or not to shift (rotate) the file.  The new version does not seem to look at anything about the file itself.  It just sets a future end date on the instance of Logger but other processes which write to the file later in the day will never know anything about the future end date of the instance of Logger that was created in a past process, if that makes sense.
2.0 version:

    def check_shift_log      if @shift_age.is_a?(Integer)        # Note: always returns false if '0'.        if @filename && (@shift_age > 0) && (@dev.stat.size > @shift_size)          shift_log_age        end      else        now = Time.now        period_end = previous_period_end(now)        if @dev.stat.mtime <= period_end          shift_log_period(period_end)        end      end    end
    def previous_period_end(now)      case @shift_age      when /^daily$/        eod(now - 1 * SiD)      when /^weekly$/        eod(now - ((now.wday + 1) * SiD))      when /^monthly$/        eod(now - now.mday * SiD)      else        now      end    end
    def eod(t)      Time.mktime(t.year, t.month, t.mday, 23, 59, 59)    end
2.2 version    def check_shift_log      if @shift_age.is_a?(Integer)        # Note: always returns false if '0'.        if @filename && (@shift_age > 0) && (@dev.stat.size > @shift_size)          lock_shift_log { shift_log_age }        end      else        now = Time.now        if now >= @next_rotate_time          @next_rotate_time = next_rotate_time(now, @shift_age)          lock_shift_log { shift_log_period(previous_period_end(now, @shift_age)) }        end      end    end
 def next_rotate_time(now, shift_age)      case shift_age      when /^daily$/        t = Time.mktime(now.year, now.month, now.mday) + SiD      when /^weekly$/        t = Time.mktime(now.year, now.month, now.mday) + SiD * (7 - now.wday)      when /^monthly$/        t = Time.mktime(now.year, now.month, 1) + SiD * 31        mday = (1 if t.mday > 1)      else        return now      end      if mday or t.hour.nonzero? or t.min.nonzero? or t.sec.nonzero?        t = Time.mktime(t.year, t.month, mday || (t.mday + (t.hour > 12 ? 1 : 0)))      end      t    end

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@ggriffis This should only be a refactor, and not behavior change.

Can you share your daily rotate logger?

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@mojyt:
this is why I kept asking to save data to DatatSetList for all (or most) of cpptraj' Actions.


After thinking some more, I think the video playlist stuff maybe referring to mixed 3D & 2D playlists, if so then maybe:

[Enabled] Switch GUI (and some TVs) back to 2D mode when playback is ended. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and non-stereoscopic 2D content, then the GUI will switch to 2D mode when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing. [Disabled] GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.

@da-anda can you confirm exactly what this setting does with video playlists?


Test for this c33b61264


no data is copied to memory is contiguous


>At line 190, I'd propose this revision instead:
>> Posting **anyone's** personal or confidential information, such as social security
> numbers, credit card numbers, street addresses, phone numbers,
> confidential ID numbers, or account passwords, without their permission.
>
>At 374:
>> Choice of Law: These Terms and the relationship between you and Gratipay
> shall be governed by the laws of the State of Pennsylvania without regard
> to its conflict of law provisions**.** ~~and that a~~ **A**ny and all claims, causes of action,
> or disputes (regardless of theory) arising out of or relating to the
> Service, shall be brought exclusively in the courts located in Allegheny
> County, Pennsylvania, or the U.S. District Court for the ~~Southern~~ **Western** District of
> ~~New York~~**Pennsylvania**. You consent and waive any objection to the jurisdiction of and
> venue in these courts.
>
Otherwise, I agree with all of the edits in that commit.


Closes #3.


КросаффчеГ :+1:


oh, but that division should not happen here - it should happen when the argument is passed in. having it here obscures the reason (that it's 1/10 of initCash).


Well, I should have done it earlier.  Thank's for the appreciation, it is meaningful to me !


nice @origliante ! well done!

it would be better in general to simply use $index that is inherited simply by the repeat.

this was related to what i specified here: https://github.com/globaleaks/GlobaLeaks/issues/1173

i


So far it doesn't work with:
```diff
diff --git a/src/thirdparty/LAVFilters/build_ffmpeg.sh b/src/thirdparty/LAVFilters/build_ffmpeg.sh
index c2c376c..4cef07d 100755
--- a/src/thirdparty/LAVFilters/build_ffmpeg.sh
+++ b/src/thirdparty/LAVFilters/build_ffmpeg.sh
@@ -106,8 +106,8 @@ configure() {
     --build-suffix=-lav             \
     --arch=${arch}"

-  EXTRA_CFLAGS="-D_WIN32_WINNT=0x0502 -DWINVER=0x0502 -I../../../thirdparty/include"
-  EXTRA_LDFLAGS=""
+  EXTRA_CFLAGS="-D_WIN32_WINNT=0x0502 -DWINVER=0x0502 -I../../../thirdparty/include -I../../../thirdparty/dcadec"
+  EXTRA_LDFLAGS="-L${dcadec_obj_target}/libdcadec"
   if [ "${arch}" == "x86_64" ]; then
     OPTIONS="${OPTIONS} --enable-cross-compile --cross-prefix=${cross_prefix} --target-os=mingw32 --pkg-config=pkg-config"
     EXTRA_LDFLAGS="${EXTRA_LDFLAGS} -L../../../thirdparty/lib64"
@@ -157,7 +157,7 @@ configureAndBuild() {

 build_dcadec() {
   cd ${dcadec_obj_target}
-  make -f../../../thirdparty/dcadec/Makefile -j$NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS CONFIG_WINDOWS=1 CONFIG_NDEBUG=1 CC=${cross_prefix}gcc AR=${cross_prefix}ar PREFIX=${THIRDPARTYPREFIX} install-lib
+  make -f../../../thirdparty/dcadec/Makefile -j$NUMBER_OF_PROCESSORS CONFIG_WINDOWS=1 CONFIG_NDEBUG=1 CC=${cross_prefix}gcc AR=${cross_prefix}ar PREFIX=${THIRDPARTYPREFIX} lib
   cd "${BASEDIR}"
 }
 ```
and I cannot understand why.

"error : dcadec not found using pkg-config" it says (even when I have the PKG_CONFIG_PATH export commented).


Add `DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive` as an ENV


if we make these inline-block, we probably need to remove the `margin-top` rule on the `+.label`... can you screenshot this with 0, 1, and 2 labels added, and with the labels wrapping, to make sure we get left-alignment and line-spacing right in those cases?


I only plan on supporting 2013 and later with the next release.  See the release notes for the latest version.  The change the manifest has already been made to drop 2010 and 2012.


I think there is a bug in GetHashCode when run under Net 4.5. Kaijin is running win7 pro on net 4.5. I have seen this bug personally in CGT, but it is also documented here http://www.reanmachine.com/net-4-5-wpf-selector-bug-with-objects-whos-hashcode-are-not-fixed/, here https://connect.microsoft.com/VisualStudio/feedback/details/781876/items-with-changing-hashcodes-break-wpf-listview-selector-functionality-in-net-4-5-working-in-net-4-0 and elsewhere. The bug happens when 4.0 code is run under 4.5 which is what I experience and what Kaijin is reporting. My work around was to stop using GetHashCode when possible and the problem went away.


This isn't right. It should only throw if it's truly ambiguous. That's if both projects actually resolve Project objects.


I'm not sure I know what you mean by the b-roll.  Could you clarify?


The problems are not numerous, but some of the changes make the code ugly without serving any purpose.  In particular, gcc-4.6's inability to parse `static constexpr T` expressions is unfortunate, since the workaround is not the intuitive choice for how to write such statements, so anyone who writes the obvious form will break the gcc-4.6 build again.

Late last year was a long time ago, commit-wise.  Using this commit as the source and [current HEAD](bfeddc35014ecde01d2e3ee3e3589669e704b6f0) as the endpoint:
$ git log [84e3721..bfeddc3](https://github.com/dxx-rebirth/dxx-rebirth/compare/84e3721ef08247517bc20503287785599d8b66a0...bfeddc35014ecde01d2e3ee3e3589669e704b6f0) --oneline | wc -l
871
$ git diff --shortstat 84e3721ef08247517bc20503287785599d8b66a0 bfeddc35014ecde01d2e3ee3e3589669e704b6f0
 303 files changed, 19267 insertions(+), 19517 deletions(-)
If support for gcc-4.6 was broken before this commit, then the range is even larger.  I have only received reports about problems with gcc-4.6 through public Github postings, and most of them have been very recent.  I think there is very little interest in using such an old environment.


test


こうなった

```ruby
"73167176531330624919225119674426574742355349194934
96983520312774506326239578318016984801869478851843
85861560789112949495459501737958331952853208805511
12540698747158523863050715693290963295227443043557
66896648950445244523161731856403098711121722383113
62229893423380308135336276614282806444486645238749
30358907296290491560440772390713810515859307960866
70172427121883998797908792274921901699720888093776
65727333001053367881220235421809751254540594752243
52584907711670556013604839586446706324415722155397
53697817977846174064955149290862569321978468622482
83972241375657056057490261407972968652414535100474
82166370484403199890008895243450658541227588666881
16427171479924442928230863465674813919123162824586
17866458359124566529476545682848912883142607690042
24219022671055626321111109370544217506941658960408
07198403850962455444362981230987879927244284909188
84580156166097919133875499200524063689912560717606
05886116467109405077541002256983155200055935729725
71636269561882670428252483600823257530420752963450"

# 改行削除して1文字ずつの配列にする
arr = src.gsub(/[\r\n]/, '').split('').map{|i|i.to_i}

res = (0..arr.length-13).map{|offset| # 1つずつずらしていく
  arr.slice(offset, 13).reduce(:*) # 13個取って掛ける
}.max # 結果のうち最大のを求める

puts res
```


Yep...


\My list is
*green
*cherry
*Canada


It's a good enough approximation, especially as you approach terminal velocity where it becomes more accurate. It just isn't always accurate if your coefficient of drag can vary with speed as I believe it can even in stock.
So it's good for TV limiting, but may be inaccurate at other times. Especially at very low speeds.


一些实用DOME


这个和主分支有冲突，不能直接合并。囧


you should sanitize `journal` and `journalsize` keys (that are parameters in puppet-ceph [1]) because otherwise someone can define a key (parameter) that does not exist in puppet-ceph. Also, keep in mind these parameters are optional so we don't need them to build common.yaml.

[1] https://github.com/enovance/puppet-ceph/blob/master/manifests/osd/device.pp#L20-L21


Its not necessary to change the package name. Just add your github repo as repository to your composer file. https://getcomposer.org/doc/05-repositories.md#vcs


一つずつずらすのではなく、13個セットずつずらしていって、値の多寡である程度フィルタできたりしそう


why sass?


FYI this test is now useless; try changing the `302` to `400` and you'll see it still passes. This is because you ignore all errors, even if the error is valid, meaning the test doesn't test anything at all.


코드리뷰인데


というかゼロがある周囲は全部捨てていいかもね


Jekyll has native sass support. That's probably the only reason.


Thanks Paul! I realized that the guess result from 60-81 range did not return the correct message. When Marcel helped look at it, we fixed it using the &&  operator. But I like your adjustment because it seems more concise.


うーん、難しいかも・・


Should not be bringing in more than one main jquery script (note jquery.1.3.2.js above)


PHP Curl模拟Http请求案例


This example still doesn't work; the reason is that if you change the `302` to `400`, then you won't get any error still. The correct way is extremely complex to implement, which is because `supertest` now makes it really hard to test anything correctly with 1.0 :( Here is what this example needs to be:
```js
request(app)
.get('/')
.expect(302, function (err) {
  if (!err) return done(new Error('expected 302 error')) // :(
  if (err.status !== 302) return done(err) // was not a 302 error, so forward on (think it 500 or network errors)
  done()
})
```
We now have to have this boilerplate on every single non-2xx test @jonathanong


Is this right?


Thanks.  This looks good.  Do you know if the dates of the dividend/split is the ex-date or the payment date?


@edmistj Ok, that's fine.  We don't want to cause problems trying to fix a problem.  The main point of this Bootstrap Button was really just to prevent double-clicks by 'disabling' the button immediately once it's been clicked.


I had to use `sudo` to make this work


I had to use `sudo npm install -g grunt-cli`


Moving that RTPassiveAntennaTech like that will not give you built in passive antenna from the start. That just moves where you appear to research the dummy part for it. You need to change it in the part node of each part you are changing.


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/14839/testReport/) for this commit**


is this right? run `npm install` to install project dependencies?


Did you do the following yet(I am not seeing it in my most recent rebase/review):
-When click on patient in tracker board gui then:
1. Open the patient summary screen in top frame
2. Open the encounter screen in bottom frame (if there is an encounter mapped, then open the encounter; if there is no encounter mapped , then open the past encounter gui)(Basically are doing the same thing that happens when open a patient from the patient search)
3. For those that do not want to leave the tracker when click a patient, provide a toggle that will instead do above step 2 after opening a new complete OpenEMR frame. Basically just need reproduce this from the Patient/Client->Patients gui (note what happends when toggle 'Open in new window' there).


Please change this from "semi-helpful" -> "helpful", since your new message is much more helpful than the old one.


This may confuse people. They will see they get the passive antenna for probe cores at start but it will only be functional on SR probes. Maybe make a new dummy part showing an SR probe part and a description explaining it's only for the SR probe, and leave the usual RT dummy part alone.


You left your console logs in. Also, why do this:
     var x = $(window).width();
     var y = $(window).height();

When the object has a method for determining width and height?


I'm having a bunch of trouble getting grunt to work. I was having some problems with npm, which I think I fixed by re-installing node, but still trying to figure out what's going on with grunt.

This is the error I get with grunt

    Loading "Gruntfile.js" tasks...ERROR
>> Error: Cannot find module 'autoprefixer-core'
Warning: Task "default" not found. Use --force to continue.

Aborted due to warnings.


```ruby
# 改行を削除
# 0で分割し、13文字以下のpartは捨てる
# 1文字ずつの配列にする
arrs = src.gsub(/[\r\n]/, '').split('0').map{|arr| arr.split('').map{|i|i.to_i} }.reject{|arr| arr.length < 13}

puts arrs.map{|arr|
  (0..arr.length-13).map{|offset| # 1つずつずらしていく
    arr.slice(offset, 13).reduce(:*) # 13個取って掛ける
  }.max # 結果のうち最大のを求める
}.max
```

`0.07s user 0.06s system 70% cpu 0.186 total`
が
`0.07s user 0.04s system 90% cpu 0.122 total`
になった


The video of the hands typing that plays on the homepage of the site.

On Tue, May 12, 2015 at 7:10 PM, Nell Shamrell-Harrington <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I'm not sure I know what you mean by the b-roll. Could you clarify?
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> why I switch these two lines in the index.js
src = "js/libs/localstorage_adapter.js"
src="js/application.js"
to
src="js/application.js“
src="js/libs/localstorage_adapter.js"
Then it doesn't work..
Does the order matter??

In `js/application.js`, the variable `DS.LSAdapter` is referenced. `DS.LSAdapter` is only defined when `localstorage_adapter.js` is executed by the browser, so the order does matter.


Oh!  TY, looking now.


I don't think I broke anything, but I might have


Unimaginable


What is this for?


Then I used `--force` as suggested, but got this error:

    Loading "Gruntfile.js" tasks...ERROR
    >> Error: Cannot find module 'autoprefixer-core'
    Warning: Task "default" not found. Used --force, continuing.

    Done, but with warnings.


https://twitter.com/babeljs/status/598303570824421376
yesss


So sexy... So base class the as flashing beacons and then another inherent class set to clamp... Now that I think of it... The boat sample is kind of set up like that... Nice work!


What is $pid_list used for?


Sure thing, last I heard from David was that it was working.

On Tue, May 12, 2015 at 7:35 PM, Nell Shamrell-Harrington <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Oh! TY, looking now.
>
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>


@borisyankov Please don't forget to Remove CSS/JS/Images of home page variations. Thanks.


This is a test comment


Thanks. Fixed.


Is variable $record_id being used in this script?


You know what, I'll leave that for later. This PR is already big enough.


'So I use these in either the main CMakeList.txt file for in the settings available from the cache settings in KDevelop (my current IDE).'

Should say:
'So I use these in either the main CMakeList.txt file or in the settings available from the cache settings in KDevelop (my current IDE).'

In other words, if you use CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE to control the build you will get easy debugging and a release suitable output and can control this from your IDE (MS Visual Studio does this easily) without having to modify the CMAKE files by hand.


Should this be installing a `node_modules` folder locally? Or should I be relying on a global one? Running `npm install` in the quiltbag theme directory creates `node_modules` with all the grunt modules inside. Is that part right at least?


i think we should leave the function in, but cut the factual repo and the explicit :repositories setting. The Pomegranate machinery (or Maven libs under it?) should have a sensible default that includes Maven central and Clojars; please confirm


Looks like it's working...both on the production site and when I run the master branch locally.  Maybe just a glitch?  I call those gremlins in the wires.


let's remove factql as well, yeah?


we probably should make the module name visible, even if it is not the preferred way to reference a driver.  otherwise i can imagine support issues: "do you mean the Simulator driver that came with weewx, or the Simulator driver that you copied to the user directory and modified?"

i'm not sure what you mean by 'same with extensions'.  do you have an idea for how to name an extension other than the name of the tarball/directory in which it is packaged?  perhaps use a name from the ExtensionInstaller class?


rax retry tests


unmmm no. Have been working on it but not got it. I do have the demographics opening in the lower screen and the encounter selection at the top of the screen (like when you open up a patient).


Please move the comment above the line that is commented.


Could you please stick to `//` comments when commenting inline?


Is this no longer wrong in some cases?


This change has introduced a regression. `dl.isBuffer` now returns `undefined` within the browser and cannot be called as a function. I'm not sure what the motivation was for pulling the `Buffer` require out, so I'm hesitant to rollback. @jheer?


Having an issue with the #destroy action. I don't know if it is at the controller level ( not creating item with the correct associations) or where the issue is coming into play? When I have this link active and attempt to create an item, a routing error is thrown in the console. Without the #delete link the create AJAX action works fine.


Is this supposed to be red? There are 2 greens.


khmer belt


cm


I think we need to tweak the code inside the `next` function. If `next` is called with an `err` argument then I feel like we should just call `finalNext(err)`. Reason being, route specific middleware should not be error handling middleware. What do you think?


Wondering whether my error is stemming from the associations not being mapped correctly?


What do you think... Do we need to cache this Provider, or is it a light weight object?
I think it's ok to leave it like this. I would just change the type to var.


All of this if should be placed into a function that is only called:
1. When a checkin status is selected (in popup gui and calendar gui code)
2. Only when the drug feature is turned on

function could be:
``````
random_drug_test($tracker_id) {
# Check if randomization has not yet been done (is drug_screen_completed 0). If already done, then exit.

# If not yet done, check if patient yearly limit from admin-globals has been surpassed (this can be done with a COUNT in sql query on patient_tracker random_drug_test column with the pid). If surpassed limit, then set drug_screen_completed to 1 and exit.

# Now do the randomization and set drug_screen_completed to 1.
}


Just double checking - Did you run the G+ sample (https://github.com/google/google-api-dotnet-client-samples/tree/master/Plus.ServiceAccount), or some other sample to make sure it works?


I just commented on this here
https://github.com/official-stockfish/Stockfish/pull/348


make sense, let me update


fix #415


may need to factor in an exclusion list of shows that start with `.` (thankfully pretty rare).
`.hack` - http://thetvdb.com/?tab=series&id=79099&lid=7


If we want to handle this special case (window size = 0 => passthrough)) maybe it could be handled before by returning a simpler transform (I don't remember if we already have an identity transform)


Use `INP_LEN` instead of `CMD_LEN` as `input` is declared as `char input[INP_LEN]`. Or, even better, use `sizeof(input)` as it is calculated on compile time based on the size of the type.


@justinshreve & @dereksmart - Confirming: Was it intentional to swap FB and Twitter from https to http on these? In Jetpack they were set to HTTPS in 9974b7ca61b1b4e6e5bd673e0a9bbffe48a53625 but looks like change was overridden by deferring to the wpcom file?


This was added automatically by ruby when doing a "gem install" on my windows system, but I didn't think that modification should be pulled back into the master repo.


PHPCS: Whitespace found at end of line


No need for format strings when only using `"%s"`. Use `puts(prompt)` instead.


+

    'Programming Language :: Python :: 3.4'


Not having internet access will stop report 9 from running.

I'll add a try/except to the script for that and print the error to console.


@byteandahalf now not crashes game?


Little comments to the side of each of these lines would be helpful as well.

FWIW, I'd rather not do this. I rebased the gesture stuff here and its kinda nice to see the toolbars slide away on maps. But without that, I don't think they'd scroll in these situations anyway (and on the flip side, some sites like Twitter don't take advantage of the extra space we give them and wind up looking bad...)


@rumpelsepp Yeah, exactly! I also have `gitlab.yml` in /etc (where all the configuration files should be on unix systems!) and /etc is versioned.


Done in https://github.com/gratipay/gratipay.com/commit/3e15561cfbfb6941195755c9222159d6d93e8883.


sp: experience


LGTM


sp: engineer


It's the other way around.


I've actually just changed this to only use a boolean flag.  The automation isn't buying us much.

However, I still have the odd problem that when the server is automatically started, it isn't reading the app.yaml settings.. Would be useful to see what the result of [this line](https://github.com/mmocny/physical-web/blob/master/web-service/helpers.py#L35) is..


I'm not sure how those classifiers actually work, do you have a link that explains it?


You could just render a Water block instead of this.


nit/style: 'delete' defined as safe on null ptr, so this 'if' is not necessary?


or "Linked Data"


@jpauli Somehow the release files at https://github.com/php/php-src/archive/php-5.5.25.tar.gz do not match the branch. In ext/standard/basic_functions.c line 4188 is the efree(argv[i]) line in

	if (argv) {
		for (i = 0; i < argc; i++) {
			if (argv[i]) {
				efree(argv[i]);
			}
		}
		efree(argv);
	}

This is line 4181 in the PHP 5.5 branch:
https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/PHP-5.5/ext/standard/basic_functions.c#L4181

Maybe it is a false alarm or maybe you are already aware of the problem. If so, disregard this. But it seems strange to me and the release tar does not compile at the moment with VC11.


My understanding is we don't need this colIdx since it's always 0..? (result has only one column)


That should have been "auto-close" instead of "auto-open".


Ok, that solves the issue (in open issues)  that I had with expanding pre-set gestures.


Eh, nevermind. I don't see any benefit for even mentioning this bizarre syntax where you need to quote before the flag (`"+e file"`). A manual should be complete and concise, but I don't see any benefit for documenting how to use (or rather abuse) the use of `+` instead of just using `-c` or `--cmd`. If anything, the abundance of similar options would make me more confused.


Does this work? We have no "bibermopax" API.


Seems we can save `lastCumResultCount[]` by moving the update to `cumResultCount` to the place after the do-while loop below.
Also, I personally feel `cum` is confusing -- I guess you meant count-sum..?


He missed this one and didn't notice when he built because its inside the '#if USE_RT5645' which is 0


Testing Gitter notifications....


the user_error at this point is more like "there is no schema query available for this db engine". A check if there was a pkey found should actually be placed before the `return $rows` line, but if so, it competes with https://github.com/bcosca/fatfree/issues/805, which would not work when the script already dies at this point. (just a rough thought, no tested)


Oh, so the path tree aliases are also available to be read by the app? In that case, we don't need the joint ID here


Odd, they've taken the post down.


For likelihood, you should use the probability of "seeing a value like this *or more extreme*", so boost::math::cdf(complement(poisson, nBlocks - 1)).

For the "many more blocks" warning you should use boost::math::cdf(poisson, nBlocks), as the "extremity" works in the other direction.


Possibly but because it's in the experimental package of the current version we are using, I'd opt to avoid.


Ya I didn't really want to do this either. I'll take it out and see if we can find another way to make it work better.


GB_FMTS is stil used in two places so I think its useful.  Agree?


That's what I was trying to address with including positional and movement data which would allow the app the infer where the "finger is going"


Not sure if `command` is reliably zero initialized, which would cause `strlen(command)` to be unreliable. You've already got `ind` which indicates then length of the copied string. Would it be possible to achieve the same result using `command[ind] = '\0'`?


Ok, thanks for the clarification. Also, did you ever try calculating likelihoods on trees?

> On May 6, 2015, at 9:35 AM, Cody Steely <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Dr. Brown,
>
> On my computer I had named the Object-Oriented Markov.py file that's in my
> repository "contmarkov.py" because it was easier to type out. I changed the
> name in the repository so that it was easier to recognize when I went back.
> I don't have my computer with me now, but I'll check later today to make
> sure that the Object-Oriented Markov.py file in my repository has
> everything that the contmarkov.py file on my computer has.
>
> Sorry for the confusion!
>
> Cody
>
> On Tue, May 5, 2015 at 4:39 PM, Jeremy Brown <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Cody, I can't find a file called "contmarkov.py" in your repo. Where is
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Besides that, I consider this fine, because it seems like more of a harmless footnote ("Fun fact -- nvim does this ...") than anything prominent to the viewer:
```
 Note that "+set si" and -c "set si" are equivalent.


If that's the case, I think we can make `FlatteningGenericEvaluator` as a subclass of `GenericEvaluator`. (We may need to extend `GenericEvaluator` a little bit to really make it generic.)


ok


Har varit taggad på att köra igenom Portal ett tag nu. Kan jag låna ditt torn vid tillfälle bror? <3


I'm not sure why you took this out.  How are you keeping userspace in sync when running in the kernel?


Are you referring to the bug we have about the tab tiles not filling all the way on landscape iPhone? Ya I wonder if this will give us just enough extra space to fill that tile.


already fixed in a later commit.


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Ok, I think I overthought it a little bit. I was thinking in terms of what would device plugin would need to report for gesture which would include Tracker data, but that's not really relevant to a gesture interface.


RadianceRefactor (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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This was awesome. It was a great recap of what we went through during week 1. Thanks for the good read.

:+1:


I convinced the designer to keep the REQUIRED here and remove only on Liferay Portal, so I'll remove this chances.


Relatively large piece of data. It's better to use binary search here. Just place the strings in alphabetical order and match them by length and prefixes with search key.


@dereksmart Do we encourage/enforce using the ` jetpack_stats_extra` or `jetpack_bump_stats_extras` actions instead of IS_WPCOM wraps just for stat bumps?


fine


Are you referring to line 823 in particular?


I can leave it out of this series so it can be mated with a gbsim patch.


col index. But we may end up removing it anyway.


On line 7 'remember' needs to be spelled correctly.


Line 7 "agency" needs to be spelled correctly.
Line 11 "their" needs to be respelled.
Line 13 I don't think it is spelled "moch up"


Line 1, I think you meant "along with the talk 'on' "


Sorry, I forgot to include the line number and/or stack:

    .catch(test.step_func(function(e) {
      assert_unreached('WebRTC failed with error '+ e.name +': '+ e.message +
                       ', line '+ e.lineNumber +". Stack: "+ e.stack);
    }));

Looks like `lineNumber` only works in Firefox, but stack works in Chrome as well, and includes the line number. http://jsfiddle.net/tpkm8nbp

Is that sufficient?


I think you over complicated this, its just a mouth full and then some that suggestion.

This says the same.
```
[Enabled] Switch GUI (and some TVs) back to 2D mode, between videos in a playlist or when playback ended.
[Disabled] GUI and TV will stay in stereoscopic 3D mode. For video playlists with mixed stereoscopic 3D and 2D content, then the GUI will also stay in stereoscopic 3D mode even when a non-stereoscopic 2D video is playing.
```


@jaredpar OK.


ok switched it back

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>> Not sure how you are going to do it, but basically these calls set a
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>> files labels with this label. If the thread changes when the object gets
>> created it will not get created with the correct label. I thought this call
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Should probably get rid of this.


@jmaas : got it :)


s/rawip/raw/g


Shouldn't this block be indented one more level?


Thanks for that! It stinks to have to send these requests, but we need to protect our copyright.


Two naive questions:
1) where is `spec_path` used?
2) when does `Dir.pwd` return relative paths?


You mentioned that you uncommented the Confirmable columns in block. But it doesn't look like it stuck.


`fprintf(stdout, foo)` is equivalent to `printf(foo)`.


You could have the endpoint respond to its status at  /_is_dev or something


It is preferable to print errors to stderr, i.e. `fprintf(stderr, "getcwd() error")`


And now it's back up at http://blog.cylance.com/spear-a-threat-actor-resurfaces.


I think this method would better belong in UR::Context, near ```object_exists_in_underlying_context()```, and probably named something like ```value_for_object_property_in_underlying_context```.


@ChangeTip, send 1 pain point to @BladeBronson! I am curious if we could add hooks for a (https://matrix.org/beta/#/room/#EmpathyTipBot:matrix.org? / https://matrix.org/beta/#/room/#TipBot:matrix.org if you wanna spec) Bitcoin tip bot?


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Agreed.


Awesome journal entry. You touched on some good points.

:+1:


Though your version is shorter, I believe it's harder to understand, as this code has nothing to do with `numeric`. I'm convinced that it's better to write code which does not need explaining what it does with comments.
Though I'm fine with changing if you insist.


I would expect `n == 0` to emit a bunch of empty arrays and `n < 0` to either throw or be equivalent to `n == 0`. I don't think it makes sense to be a pass-through in either case, though.

The way we do identity transforms is by returning `this` without calling `consume`.


Ok.


because it's a builder it has a specific sequence of calls you make to work with it. Can you write an example in the class doc?


Submitted a patch to fix up naming schemes pebenito/refpolicy/pull/3. This call to kernel_read_unix_stream_sockets will need to be adjusted accordingly.


make class final unless it is specifically designed for subclassing


since this is being called via a setTimeout, this.initializing is a new variable (the context of  this is the new function, always false.
Change it to refer to self, defined at the top here, and it refers back to the correct variable again...


rax retry tests


Use snprintf instead of sprintf to limit the risk of buffer overflows. For the lulz, try running your shell with the environment variable `PAGER` set to 300 A's.


This bit needs to be ifdef'ed under the USE_RT5647 since this panics when running w/ gbsim


@tomhurd could you review please?


Clarify doc to explain what this call does


make all method parameters final


make all temps final unless they are accumulators


`sprintf` -> `snprintf`


bad doc. please fix - explain what this call does


license[comma] and home page.


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same here - improve doc


Good boy


What happens here for Linux on x86_64? I'd expect it to be x86_64.


write doc - what does this method do?


That is probably the case. Good call.


fix doc


According to the given link, shouldn't the ringer device be "AQ: Audio Queue Device"?


Yes. That's the guarantee that `consume` provides. Many existing operators depend on this.

Expanding on how this is currently handled, I think we should refrain from buffering elements in the `[n, m)` range to guard against the case where `n` is much smaller than `m`. It would require a separate count variable though.


I think https://github.com/jashkenas/underscore/pull/2153 is more comprehensive as it includes webworker support


So many newlines...


this solves #8


@jv110 I don't want to hardcode textures in the renderers though. I want all blocks to have an instance of each texture that they use.


Should be `[[1, 2, 3], [5, 6, 7], [9, 0]]`


Good call, functions are generally applied using loops


Should be `[[1, 2, 3], [2, 3], [3]]`


conventions for utils classes: add class comment, private constructor and make class final


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I would suggest removing the new line before calling `cd`. You could normalize, tokenize and sanitize the input before performing any shell actions. This would allow the shell functions to purely focus on well formed data.


Maybe `description { "have file content matching #{description_of expected}" }` would give more fluent combined descriptions.


Or "Error while setting category of audio session: "?


Missing closing ">" on this line.


PHPCS: Whitespace found at end of line


Or "Error while setting mode of audio session: "?


Missing a closing ">".


lol. excessively good comment. thanks


No starting anchor tag.


Drink more!


Това обикновено означава, че съм решил да ползвам някое от тях и си ги маркирам :)


those functions are _single precision_!!


Missing closing body tag.


"\\" ajjabajja Jonas! dom där blev det kompileringsfel på, fick lite halvt panik.


the related change to mongooseastic

https://github.com/leobartkus/mongoosastic/commit/671fa8a67567959f1cf9952b3767d9cfb8591ed6


It is not possible to throw exception before frame locking, since you are already in the block finalized by unlock.

Optimal code would by :
```
try {
  frame.lock(...)
  init() && validate
} finally {
  frame.unlock();
}
```

Can we discuss it later?


Missing starting anchor tag.


Doing the math, this means seeing 7 or less for the low warning, or 47 or more (in 4 hours time), to get the once-in-50-years constraint.


@byteandahalf can you put lang support? i want support it into spanish (because im spanish ;))


Missing starting section tag.


Where do I see your latest patches?


Missing ending ">" tag.


(BTW in my example I assumed `test.step_func()` forwards the return value of the passed-in function.)

If you want to know which step failed, maybe something like this would work:

    test.named_step_func = function(name, func) {
      return test.step_func(func()).catch(function(e) {
        assert_unreached('Step '+ name +' failed with error '+ e.name +': '+ e.message +
                         ', line '+ e.lineNumber +". Stack: "+ e.stack);
        throw e; // re-throw error
      }));
    };

Since the error is re-thrown, it'd correctly skip the dependent steps, but the trade-off is it might end up being reported twice. Pick your poison here I guess.


it's there too, but I forgot it here.


Base CAF tag: AU_LINUX_ANDROID_LNX.LA.3.5.2.2.2_RB1.04.04.04.154.005


Missing closing ">" on the img tag.


Yes, I am getting that error now too without the exclusions - though previously the exclusions were breaking my build but I think that had to do with rebuilding from intellij, which wasn’t regenerating the web ui files. Plamen is getting a different error though.

If I keep the exclusions I get the tools.jar error you mentioned in Issue 114. But when I merge Issue 114 into the branch, I still get the following errors:

2015-05-13 13:33:17,162 ERROR [main] compiler.Compiler (AntCompiler.java:generateClass(245)) - Error compiling file: /Users/Milan/git/giraffa/giraffa-core/target/generated-sources/java//org/apache/jsp/tag/web/genericpage_tag.java     [javac] warning: 'includeantruntime' was not set, defaulting to build.sysclasspath=last; set to false for repeatable builds

2015-05-13 13:33:17,163 ERROR [main] jasper.JspC (JspC.java:processFile(1008)) - ERROR-the file '/filebrowser.jsp' generated the following general exception:
Unable to find a javac compiler;
com.sun.tools.javac.Main is not on the classpath.
Perhaps JAVA_HOME does not point to the JDK.
It is currently set to "/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/jdk1.7.0_67.jdk/Contents/Home/jre”

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> can you show what happened in your case with this exclusions?
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I commented then out again, so I could just move forward without email
confirmation on signup

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Oops, I didn't realize it broke lazy loading. Lemme check it out.


Awesome!


Hey!

Any chance you'd like to include http://remoteNation.co in your list for remote working resources?  We publish guides, interviews, and 'best of' lists each week and will be really cranking out articles in the coming few weeks!


Good job!


Packaged systemd files should be located in `/usr/lib/systemd/`, see: http://www.freedesktop.org/software/systemd/man/systemd.unit.html#Unit%20Load%20Path. The ones in `/etc/systemd/` can be used by the admin to overwrite the ones provided by the package.


Alinear eso.


I bet there is a double version of them.


Mike was here. ;-)


Thanks from the future generations!


lol

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I just put it back to what you had
https://github.com/docker/docker/pull/12572

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Thanks for this. =)


Done.


Not to be pedantic, but the doctype should come first.


Not sure if we actually need all of these methods, since the same idea is expressed by `write` and `read` returning `Try`; if you have some actions to do only if a file is writable, for example, you can just map them over calls to `write` rather than saying `if (writable) { ... }`.


There ya go...


Done. The code is even simpler that way. Thanks!


Done in 32e10c33f8832ad87a402f5477fbb5238be48f08


We shouldn't just do 'split' here; we should add a check to ensure it's a string. If $this.find( '.js-filter_range-date' ).val() returns 'undefined' you will get and error when you call the split method.


You're supposed to use the `run-class.sh` scripts for daemons, coupled with a small wrapper. This will pick up the environment override files correctly, logging configs, standard PID tracking, etc.

These mostly confuse people (Tony was confused about them showing up in OkCorpus), and can cause issues if people accidentally run the wrong script in production (like leaving two instances of a server running).


For some reason that isn't well documented in that transformer, it only accepts data streams with one source. I'm testing that it raises a `ValueError` when the data stream it is passed has more than one source. I'll add a comment explaining this.


You're repeating width, height, frameborder, and style already.


I'm fine with that. I'm not really working on anything at the moment.


Given a hashrate variation of up to 10% per interval, changes the chance by a factor 5 though, so you would actually see a trigger once every 10 years still in that case.


Don't forget your sidebar navigation. ;-)


Good job, it looks great!


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*And simplify Launcher resource fetching.


Ok, deployed. Thanks for the fix.


m


Sorry, boost::math::cdf works the other way, so the correct conditions are boost::math::cdf(poisson, blocks - 1) is low enough, or boost::math::cdf(boost::math::complement(poisson, blocks)) is low enough.


Did you figure out the fix for the switch of longpress not being showed?


Can we just do `pubnub-console-dump-{timestamp}`? That way we can get rid all of the rotate logic and we'll know which log we need.


Good call


Could we mimic the behaviour of the clang completer GetType subcommand Nd use the same name?


See http://www.netlib.org/cephes/