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TeamCity Architecture Team :: Java Platform :: otj-logging :: build-config [Build 31](http://teamcity.otenv.com/viewLog.html?buildId=1297039&buildTypeId=ArchitectureTeam_JavaPlatform_OtjLogging_BuildConfig) outcome was **FAILURE**
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Hi @jeeves
Since you’re not using your github account, I’m wondering if you would mind letting me have your username please. I use @jeeves as my handle on twitter.com/jeeves and instagram.com/jeeves and flickr.com/photos/jeeves and I’m hoping that I can use it here on GitHub as well if you might be kind enough to transfer your account/name to me.

I know that you don’t know me and you don’t owe me anything, but I’m just asking this of you as a favor for a stranger.

What do you think?

My email address is jeeves@77percent.com please send me an email.

Thanks!


> I've discovered that LaTeX only handles four levels of nesting.

After four levels, I would simply switch to using a bold line of text with a set font size and a ref (i.e., anchor point). That way, it's still possible to reference the section and it looks reasonable.

> Substitutions continue to be a problem...I am especially unhappy about postprocessing, since the entire output has to be scanned several times.

The trick is to decorate the `node.content` call that is used by every block-level handler. This allows you to perform substitution in a contextual, and generally more intelligent, way. I think that manpage converter is going to be a key resource for you since it has almost the exact same problem as LaTeX.

https://github.com/asciidoctor/asciidoctor/blob/master/lib/asciidoctor/converter/manpage.rb

At first I thought the fact that Asciidoctor outputs HTML entities to be a problem, but I'm actually finding that it's a reasonably efficient way to identify special characters in a string of text for conversion to the final format (see the manify method in the manpage converter). Converting plain text is sometimes a messy process. The key is to find the right balance of hooks so that we can do in the most robust way possible.


Not quite get the "To ADD extra>>> ADD an " do you mean something like this :

" ... and use the [build-helper-maven-plugin](http://mojo.codehaus.org/build-helper-maven-plugin/ "http://mojo.codehaus.org/build-helper-maven-plugin/") to **add an** build source directory to maven." ?


Note that this change, as written, won't be good for ide-backend, since there are valid use cases where you don't want the current directory to be the data directory. Instead, this should be done through a configuration parameter.


You added 3 try-catchs blocks in your last 2 commits. Please only use them when really necessary. They slow down the programm.


isn't it make more sense to be some like `path.basename(__dirname)`, cuz it seems every rule will have separate folder?


can we delete these?


I think get is used internally to verify something is an exporter, in which case we do not want to use 'new'. This might need a better name.


is this needed?


done


Just curious, are we targeting Debian or Ubuntu as the base system?


Actuellement, oui, faut que je modifie ça du coup.

Le 10/05/2015 05:18, Pierre Beaujean a écrit :
>
> Question: si le contenu est validé plusieurs fois, qu'est ce qui se
> passe? Multi-notifs ?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/zestedesavoir/zds-site/commit/84102d22f8de94d9fcb751ce52e2b963687bfc98#commitcomment-11121741>.
>


Also, we have some breakage when the generated packages are installed, check the logs for details:

https://circleci.com/gh/concerto/concerto-debian/30


Is it 8 spaces ?


You are absolute right. I have been thinking about a solution with a Runner where it is responsible for calling arquillian runner. Something like this  @RunWith(EclipseIntegrationArquillianRunner.class)


I removed this check because of the change in `r_egg_finalize()`: it looks like `if (!egg->bin->buf)` is not the intended test, since it then initialize `egg->bin`. This is probably the reason why the other check above was required. After this change, it becomes redundant.


Good point


I would put a comment above this line simply stating that its short-cutted:
```pelr
# $class->export_to( $caller, @_ )
```
Or somebody might misread that as:
```perl
my $target = $class;
my @exports = ( $caller, @_ );
export_to( $target, @exports );
```


Un Fabrice qui s'ennuie :-)


I just find it easier to parse code structured with comments. If you do not like this change, it can be dropped (this is why I put it in a separate commit).


I certainly only add them when necessary, but mainly for the sake of readability. However, sometimes they are especially necessary inside of loops where, if what is done inside could go wrong, we would not like it to prevent the rest of the items to not be used. The only measurable performance hit would very likely be if we modified the scope of a few variables and caused the compiler to not be able to optimize the code as well as it could have otherwise. However, in such a situation, the reason for the performance hit could be avoided by careful construction of the logic to not heavily require such optimization.


Oh, right. I intended `static`. Unless you think there might be a use in the API (like `r_egg_raw()`)?


Please know that I have also been benchmarking loop or otherwise performance-critical tasks in this version of the keylogger.  :)


Needs a comment to the effect of
> This is the definition of the import method that all exporters get that enables exporters to export.


Alright, please send the pull request when you think the Keylogger-Update is done. :)


Alrighty! :)
I have one last update to do, but I need to test the special cases a little bit more. By now, it is pretty much done, but I have one last commit I must make.
It is very late right now so I must do it later. I would like the pull request I submit to show how it works compared to the older version, what is new, how to add new keys, and the vast increase to extensibility.


:+1: :+1: :+1:


Sure! Get some sleep first. :)


Q) Is it intended that code can subclass an exporter, and have the subclass work as intended?

If not, it may be more desirable to bake this logic in somehow so the import conditionals are questioned when the exporter is compiled, not every time its consumed ( Which may accelerate startup time slightly, not sure )

File it under "Things to think about"

Probably not worth it though, as it will require a generative exporter like how Sub::Exporter works to support that => Ew, YAGNI.


this plugin repo has a wrong name, it must be `ssh2easy-plugin` this convention should be met by all plugin - please change the name


You should not mix the two independent changes into single GIT commit!


cobak.en run.en ae


trus iki kurang opo ?


Please improve the GIT commit messages. At least, you should summarize the changes you did.


Please merge the change into the previous one.


iki opo.o di slash ?


欧克


@ThibaudDauce Tu peux pas juste te servir de la ligne d'avant ?


can "while" stop if at least one found and not count all available?


Lho iki gak usa ngene lho kenek


no need this if, free can handle NULL


The only case where `r_egg_printf()` does not trivially ends with a newline is at [lines 928 and 936 of lang.c](https://github.com/radare/radare2/blob/master/libr/egg/lang.c#L928-936). A correctly formatted (assembly is not shown otherwise) source file should emit a newline here anyway. All other changes to `egg->buf` go through either `r_egg_raw()` or `r_egg_raw_prepend()`, which do add a newline.

If still in doubt, this commit can obviously be skipped. The reasoning for this change is this kind of situations:

```console
$ ragg2 -i exec -s
.hex 31c048bbd19d9691d08c97ff48f7db53545f995257545eb03b0f05
$
```

where the output looks somewhat nicer without the unnecessary newline.


No


Ah crap, yes, right. My fault!

The warning is not harmful, don't worry, functionality is okay.
I'll fix the commit and probably it'll be forcepushed.

Thanks for pointing this out!


Почти. :) https://gist.github.com/ilyubin/f7995f18a9adc1b0590b


Analogous to:

http://www.roseindia.net/java/beginners/DateDifferent.shtml


Да, можно было бы разработать. причем нужно было б учесть что все 3 праметра удобнее генеировать вместе, чтобы получались валидные даты. Можно использовать классы из java для этого - Date и Calendar


testing pull request


对哟，一个参数就够了


haiってなに？


灰色のことだ


それだったらgrayやろ


День месяц и год - нужно генерировать вместе одним методом. Используйте классы Date и Calendar


I'm talking about `hs-utils/async-post-command-flag` variable, not the hook variable.

I think `hs-utils/async-post-command-flag` should also be buffer local.


@ertugerata --with-os-type=pardus \ bu kısımda bir hatamı var


this isn't good, i know, was just trying, i'm sorry!


mailgun保留在else下面，没有删除的~


Best to fix this first. There's no point in adding fixes/features to a branch that's broken anyway.


it's only on windows that they don't work. why disable PGO on linux ?


Last one :)


@arielj thanks! It is really a great software.:)
Maybe just some suggestions for me. Perhaps I post it on the issues section?
Appreciate your effort. Love and support from Malaysia.


A nullchk for info would be good


It seems to me that the current license text is based on http://opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause rather than http://directory.fsf.org/wiki/License:BSD_3Clause (I'm baffled why the two versions differ).

Could you make the commit based on that version (I think this just changes "Doctest For Matlab" by "copyright holder" + adds the additional copyright statements)? Thanks!

We should also run this commit by @tgs just to be safe :smiley:


Try to define all vars at the beginning of the function


(You statement was placed in the middle of vardef zone


#18 Added call ringtone.


This requires following change in wso2-synapse : https://github.com/wso2/wso2-synapse/pull/183


What process did you use to extrapolate the source code to be compatible with your device?

I understand the model numbers are different than my device. But the fact remains that both of them require either loki.sh or an open_bump.py script to function, right?

I understand I can't just download this and build out for my device, but being that LG has relatively similar protections on their devices, and you were successfully able to port this to the LG optimus, could you maybe give me a little bit of advice? I believe I just got a working kexec-hardboot patched kernel. Stuck at the bumping/loki'ing part :/


Shouldn't this be

```python
if hash2 == hash1:
    changed = False
```

Because as it is now, it seems like it won't copy the file if the two are different.


This is strange as we call rados_aio_wait_for_complete_and_cb too. maybe a bug in rados aio ?


You're absolutely right! Whoops. :P


<Semt-x> MrTijn dat zit niet in het script
<Semt-x> https://github.com/edwardslabs/CloudBot/blob/gonzobot/plugins/duckhunt.py
<Semt-x> ga je gang!

Done!


:wink:


Wow, this looks very impressive. I have an LG G2 and have been researching a solution to the need for bumped images in order to port multirom, could you share anything else?

Thanks for your time.


Good fix :+1:


needed a __force__ to make sure it would re-calc the responsive settings on `reinit()` as without this, the `checkResponsive()` method would not trigger a refresh because the slider had not hit a breakpoint.


I mean that loading or unloading modules in a hook will confuse `next` in the `pairs(self.modules)` loop. Hooks are just for modules to do stuff when commands are received or whatever, I'd have thought you'd load and unload modules in callbacks.


wes mari kemungkinan


opone se sing gak usah?


previously checking `originalSettings` was fine as the responsive settings could never been amended. Now they can be removed and set to `null` if desired, so we need to check the `options` object, instead


get_last_id has returned None if there weren't records in Reservations table,
so I added a simple check if Reservations table is empty


wrong command annotations ;)


This is a little dirty, but it's due to the architecture of the `responsive` array and `breakpoints` object ... we need to splice out any duplicate breakpoints.


coba delok en maneh wis tak update mau


注意，在LaTeX中双引号不能写成“xxx”，而应该写成``xxx''，即左双引号是两个反引号，右双引号是两个单引号。

具体可以参考源码里的写法。


The switch remains ON even after canceling login. Working on that.


@imod , Fixed , Thanks for your review and kindly feedback


One of the most common mistakes in Python here. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1132941/least-astonishment-in-python-the-mutable-default-argument


Thanks for checking.


Have you verified this doesn't kill haptic feedback in general?  I think I tried this a while back myself...


Doesn't work for me ...
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[ERROR] Failed to execute goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.2:java (default-cli) on project update-center2: The parameters 'mainClass' for goal org.codehaus.mojo:exec-maven-plugin:1.2:java are missing or invalid -> [Help 1]
[ERROR]


zan


The parameters for target functions are variable and shouldn't be determined by target names. A wiser way is to `try` `func(tar, deps)`, `func(tar)` than `func()`, or to check `func.func_code.co_argcount`.


SORRY! I'm still working on it... Haven't made it to compile yet.

My goal is that including "minerva.h" won't have to depend on "cuda.h"


actually the defrag demo feature still needs the .exe to have "svrenamedemo" command added


I may have to give that ago,

for now I've uploaded the unzipped folder here
http://purejon.com/ricoh/owncloud/public.php?service=files&t=9e67f47cbbe85a8c509750a267ca2f16

hopefully it wont take to long to down load.

let me know how you get on, though I'm still working out a few kinks with it as I've been trying to build it on linux to get a test center up, then I can star adding Sch's ham manager ( and hopefully find out what broke it. from there it's up to the comunity to finish it. but might try swopping out python for something more flexible.


For more information on how to serve static files with Sinatra, please visit Sinatra [documentation](http://www.sinatrarb.com/intro.html#Static%20Files).


@Dhoine where did you picked libui.so?


A [quickstart](https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/getting-started-with-ruby-o) to get you going with Ruby and the Sinatra web framework, deployed to Heroku.


Can't we call it loaderStrategy? It's not an entire loader after all.


Once this is done, the rest would be push your code onto heroku (with heroku toolbelt)

```bash
$ heroku login
$ cd my-project/
$ git init
$ heroku git:remote -a yaasy
$ git add .
$ git commit -am "make it better"
$ git push heroku master
```


note: en passant kicks in at perft(5) not perft(4) => https://chessprogramming.wikispaces.com/Perft+Results


You can reproduce it if you don't have memory cgroup mounted, I fixed it in https://github.com/docker/docker/pull/13112


a


"
Add a basic mobile version of the site
Let's not
"

best


did you remove the Italian string on purpose?


My m3800 hardware: i7 4702HQ,3200X1600,512GB SSD.Network card AC 7260
And I change my config.plist,QE/CI is working now.But the openCL still not working.
My config.plist setting was like this:

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
	<key>ACPI</key>
	<dict>
		<key>DSDT</key>
		<dict>
			<key>Debug</key>
			<false/>
			<key>DropOEM_DSM</key>
			<true/>
			<key>Name</key>
			<string>DSDT.aml</string>
			<key>ReuseFFFF</key>
			<false/>
		</dict>
		<key>SSDT</key>
		<dict>
			<key>DropOem</key>
			<true/>
			<key>Generate</key>
			<false/>
		</dict>
		<key>SortedOrder</key>
		<array>
			<string>SSDT-0.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-1.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-2.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-3.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-7.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-8.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-9.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-10.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-11.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-12.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-13.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-14.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-15.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-pr.aml</string>
			<string>SSDT-rmne.aml</string>
		</array>
	</dict>
	<key>Boot</key>
	<dict>
		<key>Arguments</key>
		<string>dart=0 nv_disable=1 kext-dev-mode=1</string>
		<key>Debug</key>
		<false/>
		<key>Legacy</key>
		<string>LegacyBiosDefault</string>
		<key>Secure</key>
		<false/>
		<key>Timeout</key>
		<integer>4</integer>
		<key>XMPDetection</key>
		<false/>
	</dict>
	<key>Devices</key>
	<dict>
		<key>Audio</key>
		<dict>
			<key>Inject</key>
			<string>0</string>
		</dict>
		<key>FakeID</key>
		<dict>
			<key>ATI</key>
			<string>0x0</string>
			<key>IMEI</key>
			<string>0x0</string>
			<key>IntelGFX</key>
			<string>0x04128086</string>
			<key>LAN</key>
			<string>0x0</string>
			<key>NVidia</key>
			<string>0x0</string>
			<key>SATA</key>
			<string>0x0</string>
			<key>WIFI</key>
			<string>0x0</string>
			<key>XHCI</key>
			<string>0x0</string>
		</dict>
		<key>USB</key>
		<dict>
			<key>FixOwnership</key>
			<false/>
			<key>Inject</key>
			<false/>
		</dict>
	</dict>
	<key>DisableDrivers</key>
	<array>
		<string>VBoxHfs</string>
	</array>
	<key>GUI</key>
	<dict>
		<key>Custom</key>
		<dict>
			<key>Entries</key>
			<array>
				<dict>
					<key>Disabled</key>
					<true/>
					<key>FullTitle</key>
					<string>UEFI Internal</string>
					<key>Hidden</key>
					<false/>
					<key>Ignore</key>
					<false/>
					<key>NoCaches</key>
					<false/>
					<key>Type</key>
					<string>Other</string>
				</dict>
			</array>
		</dict>
		<key>Hide</key>
		<array>
			<string>\EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI</string>
			<string>Windows</string>
		</array>
		<key>Mouse</key>
		<dict>
			<key>DoubleClick</key>
			<integer>500</integer>
			<key>Enabled</key>
			<false/>
			<key>Mirror</key>
			<false/>
			<key>Speed</key>
			<integer>8</integer>
		</dict>
		<key>Scan</key>
		<dict>
			<key>Entries</key>
			<true/>
			<key>Legacy</key>
			<false/>
			<key>Tool</key>
			<true/>
		</dict>
		<key>Theme</key>
		<string>LightUp</string>
	</dict>
	<key>Graphics</key>
	<dict>
		<key>Inject</key>
		<dict>
			<key>ATI</key>
			<false/>
			<key>Intel</key>
			<true/>
			<key>NVidia</key>
			<false/>
		</dict>
		<key>ig-platform-id</key>
		<string>0x0a2e0008</string>
	</dict>
	<key>KernelAndKextPatches</key>
	<dict>
		<key>AppleRTC</key>
		<false/>
		<key>KernelPm</key>
		<true/>
		<key>KextsToPatch</key>
		<array>
			<dict>
				<key>Comment</key>
				<string>Enable 96MB for Azul framebuffer 0x0a2e0008</string>
				<key>Find</key>
				<data>
				CAAuCgEDAwMAAAAEAAAgAgAAUAEAAABgbAUAAGwFAAAA
				AAAAAAAAAAAACAACAAAAMAAAAAEFCQAABAAABwEAAAIE
				CgAABAAABwEAAA==
				</data>
				<key>Name</key>
				<string>AppleIntelFramebufferAzul</string>
				<key>Replace</key>
				<data>
				CAAuCgEDAwMAAAAGAAAgAgAAUAEAAABgbAUAAGwFAAAA
				AAAAAAAAAAAACAAEAAAAMAAAAAEFCQAACAAABgAAAAIE
				CgAABAAABgAAAA==
				</data>
			</dict>
			<dict>
				<key>Comment</key>
				<string>Enable USB3 after wake for Intel 8 series chipset</string>
				<key>Find</key>
				<data>
				xoDIAAAAAQ==
				</data>
				<key>Name</key>
				<string>AppleUSBXHCI</string>
				<key>Replace</key>
				<data>
				xoDIAAAAAA==
				</data>
			</dict>
			<dict>
				<key>Comment</key>
				<string>Enable Realtek ALC668 #3</string>
				<key>Find</key>
				<data>
				hBnUEQ==
				</data>
				<key>Name</key>
				<string>AppleHDA</string>
				<key>Replace</key>
				<data>
				aAbsEA==
				</data>
			</dict>
			<dict>
				<key>Comment</key>
				<string>Enable eDP port 0x00, HDMI port 0x05 for Azul framebuffer 0x0a260006</string>
				<key>Find</key>
				<data>
				AAAIAAIAAAAwAAAAAQUJAAAEAACHAAAA
				</data>
				<key>Name</key>
				<string>AppleIntelFramebufferAzul</string>
				<key>Replace</key>
				<data>
				AAAIAAQAAAAwAAAAAQUJAAAIAACHAAAA
				</data>
			</dict>
			<dict>
				<key>Comment</key>
				<string>Enable Realtek ALC668 #1</string>
				<key>Find</key>
				<data>
				hAjsEA==
				</data>
				<key>Name</key>
				<string>AppleHDA</string>
				<key>Replace</key>
				<data>
				AAAAAA==
				</data>
			</dict>
			<dict>
				<key>Comment</key>
				<string>Enable TRIM support for non-Apple SSD</string>
				<key>Find</key>
				<data>
				QVBQTEUgU1NEAA==
				</data>
				<key>Name</key>
				<string>IOAHCIBlockStorage</string>
				<key>Replace</key>
				<data>
				AAAAAAAAAAAAAA==
				</data>
			</dict>
			<dict>
				<key>Comment</key>
				<string>Enable Realtek ALC668 #2</string>
				<key>Find</key>
				<data>
				hQjsEA==
				</data>
				<key>Name</key>
				<string>AppleHDA</string>
				<key>Replace</key>
				<data>
				AAAAAA==
				</data>
			</dict>
		</array>
	</dict>
	<key>SMBIOS</key>
	<dict>
		<key>Mobile</key>
		<true/>
		<key>ProductName</key>
		<string>MacBookPro11,2</string>
		<key>Trust</key>
		<false/>
	</dict>
	<key>SystemParameters</key>
	<dict>
		<key>InjectKexts</key>
		<string>Detect</string>
		<key>InjectSystemID</key>
		<true/>
	</dict>
</dict>
</plist>


There are several cases for the arguments of `run` and `run_i`.

1. Single command.
  ```python
  run('gzip -c -9', deps, '>', target)
  ```

2. Multiple commands.
  ```python
  run(['rm -rf *.o',
       'rm -rf */*.o',
       'rm -rf *.bin',
       'rm -rf *.gz'])
  ```

3. Multiple composite commands.
  ```python
  run([[CC, CFLAGS, '-c', deps[1:]],
       [CC, CFLAGS, '*.o', '-o', target],
       'some_other_cmd'])
  ```

Moreover, `run` and `run_i` should be able to return the output of the *last* command they have just executed.


This construct looks unnecessary...


Aca es donde ocurre la magia que no se persiste


This construct also looks unnecessary...


Makes no sense at all... especially the *f variants...


Answer 1: At the moment, /usr/local/opt is used by default because that's what Homebrew uses. The OpenSSL version shipped with OSX is ancient and doesn't support the most secure protocol and latest TLS versions and extensions. If you are installing with other package managers or manually, this can be updated to reflect those cases.
Answer 2: There have been many security vulnerabilities. But this one is fixed in "user code" because it was required by many OpenSSL versions. Also, is a vulnerability that is handled like this in most servers (like Nginx, Lightppd, and others), and since OpenSSL documentation is really really incosistent and sparse, the best way to figure things out has been to look at the code of other servers in production.


@yulw,2015.5.10. 只能在主机启动这样一个AndroidServer，用来转发手机客户端的控制消息。为方便计，此处没有用参数的形式特殊化主机的行为。


`run_i` differs from `run` in that it *ignores* all the errors caused by the execution of the commands.


reverted the commit. pushed the roles to the end thing on a seperate branch.


for


It's the last push and you mis-spelled it 2333333


I don't know what _tail position_ means that means in the C context. Then, in the Scheme context, this is where the error is raised: https://github.com/feeley/gambit/commit/1f8dc44da0f008ffb8735dc8b0a5e62fc876f578#diff-32a39c0ebe83d7103a5766cad08b46faR6331


Huh. There seems to be something seriously odd going on here:

`$self->{default}` is set, but never used.
`$self->default` returns `$self->{pdlist}`


WAT?


can not compile under gcc 4.9.2
error: invalid static_cast from type 'const char [8]' to type 'void*'


My m3800 hardware: i7 4702HQ,3200X1600,512GB SSD.Network card AC 7260
And I change my config.plist,QE/CI is working now.But the openCL still not working.
My config.plist setting was like this:


CART算法通过构建二元数据进行切分，可以处理离散(区别于ID3的香农熵，肯能采用GINI系数)以及连续的数据集，根据叶节点不同，划分为模型树(叶节点设置会分段的线性函数)和回归树(叶节点设置为值)，误差定义方式也不同，这个树可能会出现过拟合的问题，必须要剪枝（先剪枝调节建树参数，后剪枝是建树之后遍历子树进行合并）。
详情见：http://www.tuicool.com/articles/jAB7ve


The latest repo for should.js is [this one](https://github.com/shouldjs/should.js). It's [mentioned](https://github.com/tj/should.js#repo-was-moved-to-own-organization-see-httpsgithubcomshouldjsshouldjs) in the repo you provided.


Thanks for pointing that out!


This is needed for building gcc/binutils.
I can’t be bothered to check which typedefs are used, so I put all old typedefs for compatibility.

Note that this branch is just for fun (making my own toolchain).


I think configure should set SHAREDTARGET too... even if in just "override" case when IMPORTLIB is known to be non-empty...


Some changes could be integrated in official build too if clean enough...


SAL really shines when it comes to kooky APIs like this.


Testing no.1


Note that it is NOT the user who actually call the target functions, but `yake.build`. When the user tell yake to build target `clean`, `yake.build` should know which function is registered for target `clean`, and resolve its dependencies then call that function. So decorator `target` here is mainly for *registration* (mapping target names to target functions), rather than *decoration*.


Nobody gets format strings right without static analysis!


I don't like pots not symmetrical in the interface,
Also i don't understand advantages of qvector against pointer to interface components...


This is also very strange:

```perl
sub default { @{$_[0]->{pdlist}} }
sub all     { @{$_[0]->{polist}} }
```

Yet,

...

`add` adds *only* to polist
`add_default` adds *only* to pdlist

which is confusing, because semantically 'all' is a superset of 'default'. While in practice, this implies a mutually exclusive group.

However:

`add_bulk` adds *only* to polist
`add_default_bulk` adds to **BOTH** polist and pdlist

So one of these two sets is wrong for some reason.


That was the idea yes, but for some reason i had problems using that macro in these cases. Will try again and see what happens.


Dose Gproj camera's video recording working properly with gcc5 build?


this should fix 4k video recording? @Bitti09


OOC, why did you choose 1.8.1 precisely -- as opposed to something like `'~> 1.8.1'`?


The documentation for `pazResult` is cryptic at best, because this API is crazy. I think I might need to specify another level of dereference.

This is essentially a (pointer to the) table, stored as an array of pointers. Very easy to screw up.


ack


Yes it is :)


This causes LXD startup to fail, table is "images_aliases" not "image_aliases" - not the "s" on images.


Same here


Following ACE module naming:
ACE_moduleMedicalSettings
ACE_moduleReviveSettings
ACE_ModuleInteraction
ACE_ModuleMap


@dadi11 Thank you for the reply. I'll check again.


closes #1


We can change pots position in the UI, this is not really the purpose of my changes! QVector use here allows us to have more reusable code (the function findWidgets should be used in many other places). No?


https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/addons/skin.confluence/media/DefaultAddonInfoLibrary.png

https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/addons/skin.confluence/media/DefaultAddonInfoLibrary.png

Why cant we use that one? Which is no longer visible after the addon manager changes

so another question is what happens to that image now if its not used/visible anymore?


Not sure, but I really got that on my 32bit Fedora 21 system (on USB thumb drive), so the compiler shouldn't be beta.
Should I revert and try to reproduce? But I'm not sure you'd get that error every time you compile. It may depend on the exact commit I used when I saw this for the first time.
If it was PEBKAC, what kind of error could have produced this result?


This commit introduced the bug issue #391 had to fix


I was trying to find the other 1 block flowers in the forum. Unfortunately there are only these 12 pcs that we already have in the repository. The other 5 tall variants are already in work.


yes for that.


as the constructor don't use the name parameter, I'm agree, but it need to remove pluginName usage in this method.


answererのclearってイベントごとに初期化できるようになってますか？


LGTM


そこだけ気になったけど、今回の内容はLGTMです :+1:


`_wasctime_s` writes *exactly* 26 characters.


Why the unit tests didn't catch this, I don't know. I'll send a fix up in a
minute.

Thanks for your report!
On 10 May 2015 10:24, "Matt Morrison" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Same here
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/chrisglass/lxd/commit/80ac9513d51c06c940508f59f98d141c4def8ef8#commitcomment-11122400>
> .
>


I actually mean "play around with the application and see if it works ok". This ensures a second unbiased view on the topics. Following a step by step instruction of the original developer will never discover bugs, since the developer will make sure that his own instructions will not fail.


Oh yeah of course, I typoed on the DROP... ah well. https://github.com/lxc/lxd/pull/627 should fix this.


Wow, nice!


Not, I just updated from transifex. I guess it was removed because the original string has changed.


I think you mean `GetModuleHandle(NULL)`?


@josevalim I hope you had something like this in mind :) Let's see how this goes when dumping and later when merging.


遇到他的时候，我从未想过我们会成为如此亲密的关系。如果有人告诉我，我会在旅途中遇到我的另一半，我肯定会认为无稽之谈。和相亲认识的对象结婚或者修道，是我人生预设的路径。但是，缘分就是这么奇妙。让重来都循规蹈矩的我，踏上“叛逆”的GAP YEAR之旅。


hi MrDoob,
having the "var" outside the looops helps with variable hoisting for browsers which do not notice themselves and instead re-allocate the variable each loop. have you decided on a coding style for THREE? If this was an accidental change, I would as a rule of thumb tend to declare the vars before the loop.


Looks perfect!


From PV build. I'havent realised what's whong with the stock one yet.
It caused screan tearing.
gralloc.montblanc.so caused lags in 2d. I've commited fix.


```
$ git checkout bfc611d1e0d2d2f09799330b719f218d733f8c05
```

This is with HMAC-SHA384 fixed and HMAC-SHA512 not yet fixed.
```
make -s distclean; CC=clang ./configure && make -s clean && make -s -j 8 && ../run/john --test=0 --format=HMAC-SHA*
[...]
Testing: HMAC-SHA1 [password is key, SHA1 256/256 AVX2 8x3]... PASS
Testing: HMAC-SHA224 [password is key, SHA224 256/256 AVX2 8x]... PASS
Testing: HMAC-SHA256 [password is key, SHA256 256/256 AVX2 8x]... PASS
Testing: HMAC-SHA384 [password is key, SHA384 256/256 AVX2 4x]... PASS
Testing: HMAC-SHA512 [password is key, SHA512 256/256 AVX2 4x]... Warning: binary() returned misaligned pointer
PASS
All 5 formats passed self-tests!
```

```
$ git checkout HEAD~1
Previous HEAD position was bfc611d... Fix "binary() returned misaligned pointer" for HMAC-SHA384 (32bit Linux clang)
HEAD is now at 97545b7... Use private memory for Nvidia GPUs.
```

This is with neither HMAC-SHA384 nor HMAC-SHA512 fixed.
```
$ make -s distclean; CC=clang ./configure && make -s clean && make -s -j 8 && ../run/john --test=0 --format=HMAC-SHA*
[...]
Testing: HMAC-SHA1 [password is key, SHA1 256/256 AVX2 8x3]... PASS
Testing: HMAC-SHA224 [password is key, SHA224 256/256 AVX2 8x]... PASS
Testing: HMAC-SHA256 [password is key, SHA256 256/256 AVX2 8x]... PASS
Testing: HMAC-SHA384 [password is key, SHA384 256/256 AVX2 4x]... Warning: binary() returned misaligned pointer
PASS
Testing: HMAC-SHA512 [password is key, SHA512 256/256 AVX2 4x]... PASS
```
So, HMAC.SHA512 is not fixed, but doesn't have the problem in this particular build.

May be I should look into the other HMAC-SHA* formats as well?

```
$ ../run/john --list=build-info
Version: 1.8.0.4-jumbo-1-bleeding
Build: linux-gnu 32-bit AVX2-autoconf
Time stamp: Sat May  9 09:01:59 2015
Arch: 32-bit LE
$JOHN is ../run/
Format interface version: 13
Max. number of reported tunable costs: 3
Rec file version: REC4
Charset file version: CHR3
CHARSET_MIN: 1 (0x01)
CHARSET_MAX: 255 (0xff)
CHARSET_LENGTH: 24
Max. Markov mode level: 400
Max. Markov mode password length: 30
File locking: fcntl()
Compiler version: 4.2.1 Compatible Clang 3.5.0 (tags/RELEASE_350/final)
gcc version: 4.3.0
clang version: 3.5.0 (tags/RELEASE_350/final)
GNU libc version: 2.20 (loaded: 2.20)
OpenSSL library version: 0100010bf
OpenSSL 1.0.1k-fips 8 Jan 2015
fseek(): fseeko64
ftell(): ftello64
fopen(): fopen64
memmem(): System's
```

I can also try the 32bit Fedora 20 system I got atom my Atom netbook. Assuming 32bit and 64bit Fedora 20 are similar, it should have a clang version 3.4.2.

Even if that should be a clang bug, we might want to work around it.

Can you point me to some document I can cite when trying to report that clang bug?


ist doch gut so^^


We should not emove the syslog output completely. The author's intention could have been to send informations to syslog server if DEBUG is not defined.


Ouch, max len for strncpy shouid be len of destination buffer minus one.


May be clang would align correctly on non-x86?


I think we have a difference in focus here ;)

Romolo wants to do something that looks good, Bertrand first wants to code things well so future changes are easier (and there will be some as we don't know everything about the X9E layout yet).

Let's first write some good code, once that's done reorganizing locations will be a piece of cake. I'd also be for putting S3 in the middle, S4 too for now, but again that might change (pots on X9E will likely not be called Sx in the first place) so what matters most at the moment is not where they're located in the UI, but making sure the code is flexible enough so they can be renamed and relocated easily.


yes


hahaha, @adamblake I did not intend to be cryptic.  If I don't like something I would say so. I think this is great work and moving this into dev would be a step in the right direction for customFunctions.  My only hesitation is that the old custom functions were basically at the core of everything Collector did so we need to bang on this version and make sure everything is nice and stable.

@TysonKerr I have been using sublime text because you can tell it to open the entire collector folder at once.  When editing if you want to to go any file you `ctrl + p` and start typing the file name.  I can be in the middle of working on login then `ctrl + p, gl enter` and it has opened global.css.  Once I got used to working this way I could never go back to editing one file at a time.

`ctrl + shift + f` is find in all files.  Do this and you can find every instance of the use of a class or function name almost instantly.  It is very powerful and makes editing across the entire collector project very seamless.  `f11` puts it in fullscreen mode so you get nothing but code on your desktop.


@Overv Thanks :+1: :)


Ok for putting S3 in the middle, and of course S3 as well!


Hi, thanks for submitting.  It looks good.

I noticed you accidentally deleted Nick Foster's link - can you please fix this?

Also I would consider moving your CSS into an external file, as inline styles are  generally frowned upon.

Thanks!


I suggect to modify MoveList in this way:

http://pastebin.com/gMjyy5ZR

And then just write:

PotentialThreat = MoveList<LEGAL, KING>(pos).size() < 1 || MoveList<LEGAL>(pos).size() < 6;


Thank you @hqhq! It's working like a charm with your fix.


yep, I have a darcs repo inside the git repo


Sorry for this I will more re-read my code before pushing in the future


its a little bit of an awkward fix, but I can't believe it didn't occur to me earlier. when I first noticed this I couldn't really think of an easy way to fix it. I wish there were an easier way to define context managers in terms of each other.


Float an old problem - Hodir becomes an enemy and closes the door and break the script.
Tested many times in a row.


Also
        if (PotentialThreat)
              R = DEPTH_ZERO;

Makes no sense, if you want to disable null search in case of potential treats you should do it directly, in the null search conditions.


Thanks. :-)


..for instance in this wat:

    if (   !PvNode
        &&  depth >= 2 * ONE_PLY
        &&  eval >= beta
        &&  pos.non_pawn_material(pos.side_to_move())
        && (depth < 12 * ONE_PLY || MoveList<LEGAL, KING>(pos).size() >= 1))
    {
        ss->currentMove = MOVE_NULL;

        assert(eval - beta >= 0);


Indeed it is only the king moves criterion that is required to solve the position discussed in the recent fish cooking thread:

3r2kr/p1p2p1p/1p3P1B/3P1b2/2P3p1/8/PP3K2/4R3 w - - 0 10

I can't really comment on the R = DEPTH_ZERO line, it was directly imported from the Matefinder section.


There is no THREE.BoxGeometry in r60, that is used in examples.


Thanks @killerog!


Please add a `Closes #2558.` statement to the commit message, check the log for examples.


The migration seams to be broken, I have multiple modules - when I try to run : php artisan module:migrate ProductCatalog nothing happens


PhylogenyTreeGUI  is aimed to design a software with friendly  graphical user interface to solve the Phylogeny Tree building procedures.
This project will be built with Python Language to solve the Neighbour Join Algorithm (NJ) and UPGMA  to make the building tree procedure, which will be tested by a small scale of distance matrix. Then it will use C/C++ to build  the distance matrix with complete nucleotide sequences or amino acids.


Very much.

On Sat, May 9, 2015 at 3:13 AM, cnlbob <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> So are you missing us yet?


This function is rewritten in next commit ( d6e1119d41f9c907de331ee6d349a04c8d09f310 )


I have submitted my attempt at this topic:

http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/554f23c80ebc5940ca5d69a8


Maybe one should move the test to testgarbage.cpp?


:+1: thanks, I have reseted the commit and updated it


``` diff
NullAI is not part of SD2. So it doesn't make sense to add it here.
```
For something performs the same functions as your script). On Madrigosa i use NullAI, To post fake death, she was in a supine position Brutallus not attacked again.

``` QUOTE
Actually the real fix, should be to make not selectable creatures not enter in combat in the first place.
```
FLAG_PASSIVE? No can help?


This is wrong, if you don't want to check itemCount, you have to to test with isinf(). Also you have to set a value in this case too, like the old code does, which should work imo.


Need to check if err != nil after os.IsNotExist


will fail errcheck, need to defer and check err


what is the _? error?


err


It was more about: you IGNORE darcs somewhere :grinning:

I have subversion in my git repo, too esp. for transferring between my VMs
(aside from what svn is supposed to do else)


Removed useless if branch: condition is always evaluated to false


plot1
![gplot1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7255609/7553716/cb92adcc-f708-11e4-81bb-662d0da75274.png)

plot2
![plot2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7255609/7553718/dc34a05e-f708-11e4-9453-3f75238e0abf.png)

plot3
![plot3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7255609/7553720/e64d2f20-f708-11e4-98a5-c39b763a88e8.png)

plot4
![plot4](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7255609/7553723/ef65df76-f708-11e4-8e4e-173eb77b45fa.png)


No, that was not my intent. We apparently need two templates: blog_category_page and blog_post_list. They should be identical, I think. And of course, we need one for mobile and one for regular user agents.

I'll fix this right away.


There are some weird corners of the restricted ACL where "/" is not the dashboard. index.php would probably be safer, see: https://github.com/opnsense/core/commit/955321a7db7f6c4647a61fac4de98770f7e12dfa


what should i do there is an error here   ???


The reason that such structures are limited in length is to prevent server load. Now users can send potentially 10 kB of trainer info each. If a server has 1000 players with each 10kB of info, they will send 10 MB of info to each player logging in.


Indeed. PR updated


Good point. Maybe make a 300 limit for stripped html (because I think more is too much for text), but then make a higher total for html+text?


rsort will sort an array by values we need  array_reverse, i think


make a b


plot1
![gplot1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7255609/7553740/b1652a6e-f709-11e4-8203-8c2e11b986f1.png)

plot2
![plot2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7255609/7553741/b8a49f9e-f709-11e4-9c20-c4b15fbf36c9.png)

plot3
![plot3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7255609/7553745/c2112f84-f709-11e4-9abb-7911496c61d4.png)

plot4
![plot4](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7255609/7553746/cb46e4d6-f709-11e4-8f65-339a2f8813a9.png)


but darcs > svn!


Forgot in the commit comment that this patch also reverses the order so that later versions are on top of the list and you do not need to scroll down to select the latest one.


Ok. Or making the clients query the information on challenging, and send empty trainerinformation otherwise. I think the command to query playerinformation is already implemented, for the webclient.


ok will merge


Thanks Lorenz.


USSD working?


Its source code bug.  I think better is:

      if(DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR !=='/')
        $p = str_replace(DIRECTORY_SEPARATOR,'/' , $p);


Elaborate.. If itemCount is "inf" percentage is 0. If the percentage is nan what value am I supposed to set it to?


No need in it


@Test 2 in StanzaBloccataTest: fail
problema semantico in getStanzaAdiacente() di StanzaBloccata (l’attrezzoApre deve essere nella borsa, non nella stanza)
Test per getContenutoOrdinatoPerPeso, getContenutoOrdinatoPerNome e getContenutoRaggrupatoPerNome da fare
getContenutoRaggruppatoPerPeso da fare


Before I came up with the magic number, the board was in the wrong place.  I made up these numbers to make it look right.  My sense is that the sprites position is the ir center point, not the corner.


You are very convinced of all belonging to Haskell :D


add time at li tags

:dancer:
![Uploading add_time.png…]()
![Uploading add_time.png…]()


初测使用


Can we replace this  with array_values($list); ?


不停的自己开发组件，是最快速最扎实的前端实战方法。


W PointOfInterestLoadFailedEvent można dodać property z wiadomością, lub własny Enum z typem błędu który widok obsłuży odpowiednim komunikatem.
Nie wyświetlenie dialogu nie wchodzi w grę.


耐心的从 CSS 权威指南 JavaScript高级程序设计 jQuery 实战开始。

它们能给你提供系统的知识框架


这周没有具体技术的学习积累吗？


Or yes, in the main loop.


Closed


css权威指南看了些，不是很深刻的知识点或则问题的话就自己消化了


신기허네


오와


Fixed in commit b6fe72fad16762f27852aa535e6e9ff63acd68e5.


@Walkman100 Click on a group in Telegram Web of any desktop version and click the share link button/label. something like that and it generates a linkf or you.


We probably should use mime types rather than extensions for that but I guess it depends on what're we trying to solve here.


The template in the `pages` directory is for the BlogCategoryPage.

The template in the `blog` directory is for the Mezzanine blog category view. We currently don't use this view, although it is accessible if you manually type the blog category url.

Thanks for fixing this!

I am writing some basic unit tests for the blog category functionality.


that will not work.
I use this "setup" for now:

``` ruby
    options = {}
    options.merge! 'iss' => iss, verify_iss: true if iss
    jwt = JWT.decode token, key, true, options.merge(algorithm: algorithm)
```

unable to use spalt `**` because the `iss` is expected as string key.
symbolize the keys (or stringify) will help a lot


Oh, that's clever... I see what you do there. :+1:


We should avoid using "long" and "unsigned long", because the code works differently depending on if we are compiling for 32-bit or 64-bit processor... instead we should use size_t for strings, int32_t or uint32_t for anything else that doesn't involve pointers and intptr_t or ptrdiff_t for anything that involves pointers.


OK.


I'm not convinced that locate_word is the proper place for this logic to reside. Also, is the print statement necessary?


Здесь какая-то чушь творится: либо координаты по Х меняются, как по Y, или через одну. Возможно, ошибка в методе move класса Snake, потому что змея не растёт.


@jdoliner Thanks. I tried it, but I'm wondering how to hook up the rest of the plumbing. Since running a `Job` means you must go through HTTP, that means this will always go through the `router` service. Is that true?


Даже такое создание списка списков в самом методе неприемлемо?


Actually you'll only throttle on the earlier part..around the 95c limit..the further values beyond that are like EMERGENCY cases..in which are not meant since aside from this implementation the thermald binary along with the thermal config in the ROM would stop it 1st..

This will be just the thermal trip point incase some user unconsciously disabled thermal protection(ROM)..


Можно ли здесь поставить проверку на корректность ввода (asdw, а не другие буквы) или пусть это делает класс Game?


I'm quite a bit short on time, so I'm reviewing just the most basic stuff, it looks good to me.

Just one thing: I have not checked the code to see if it works, but I just tried on a prompt and Python 3 gives me an `ImportError` with `import __builtin__`. Is this accounted for in the rest of the program (try/except)?


OK, great.

Are you, by any chance, using jython, for having the `.class` extension there? If so, that's cool.


JS/Módulo 03 - Exercícios JavaScript - Parte 2.js

oi, não é necessário este if. Você pode utilizar a função **Math.max(a,b);** para descobrir o maior entre dois números.


Are you sure you want to test if two double/float are exactly equal? They rarely are. Usually, we use some tolerance.


Great. This (potentially) makes both testability and the job of the garbage collector easier, since we have so many assignments/bindings there.


apesar de termos visto em aula que o **charAt** existe e funciona, o mais comum é utilizar o próprio indexador do array para acessar o caractere na posição desejada:

```javascript
var primeira = 'Bernardo'[0];
// primeira => 'B'
```


in line 49, what does WorkerRec(SSN, name) exactly mean? As in what exactly is that line doing?
when I wrote self.workerRec.append(worker), i appended worker (emp1, for instance, which is a list of one worker's associated info) to the list of workers. So similarly, when we use a dictionary, we want to add worker/emp1 to its associated key right?
For that, could we do self.__workerRec[SSN] = worker ?


Mention `, ok` here to determine if a read was from a closed channel?


cuidado com definições duplicadas de funções!


That's a great timing! Looks like we started working on ARM support almost simultaneously. I have been looking into it for ~3 days and announced this work-in-progress branch just yesterday.

I myself don't have any hardware to test the iOS code (that's why I did not include it in the first place), but having iOS also supported is definitely a good thing. Still I'm just going to first focus exclusively on the ARM Linux support because there is still some work to finish before it really works properly. Then we can surely work together on adding and testing all the missing bits. Feel free to say hello in #324 :-)


crc32.c look like it needs further cleanup... we need to get rid of 99.9% of the places where "long" and "unsigned long" are used...


apesar de funcionar, `!=` é do mau. adote como boa prática sempre comparar com `!==`


I'm OK with this for the moment, but I would consider the headers to be more of a "constant" than "code" to be run.

Yes, I am aware of the lack of distinction between code and data in the sense of computation. :)

Still, I would advocate to have a module to hold the constants in the future. Other than that, it looks good to me.


If multiple cases are ready,  picks one randomly. This is important for fairness.


server.js: line 88, col 62, 'branch' is not defined.
server.js: line 109, col 66, 'sender' is not defined.
server.js: line 60, col 11, 'author' is defined but never used.
server.js: line 61, col 11, 'comitter' is defined but never used.

4 errors

@akashkrishnan @akashkrishnan


okey master :D


0.89274 - model = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, learning_rate=0.090, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=9)

0.89834 - model = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, learning_rate=0.095, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=9) --so far best

0.88392 - model =GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=15)

0.86533 - model = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=9, min_weight_fraction_leaf=0.005)

0.86908 - model = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=9, max_features= 0.4)

0.83871 - model = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=9, max_features= 0.7)

0.88943 - model = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=9)


Why?


Excellent!

Just one minor nitpick: don't get too attached to the 80-columns rule and wrapping the code in unnatural positions. It actually has the effect of making the code *less* readable.

Other than that, it's great that we now have an embryonic test suite!


Isn't the standard procedure to mark these variables as advanced? Why should this be commented?


Using namespace in .hh...


Please feel free to ignore PlantWin.


Also about the sticker: kor stands for Korea right? Not the  city?!


The range terminates when the channel is closed;  the value read is unimportant for the loop. You can send a 0 just fine. The if in the loop body is ineffective.


`toPrecision(5)` ?


the maxRudder is mostly relevant on UpdateAirPhysics.  There it's multiplied by the values between -1 and +1 we get from the GetRudderDeflection. Same for maxAileron and maxElevator.

maxRudderSpeedf was a function of maxRudder (the unitDef) and speed. The typical speed of an aircraft is somewhere between 0 and 12. Let's say a fighter with speed 10 and maxRudder 0.01, the formula would give 0.1, which is the value i used.

So the reason is simplicity. It'd make sense to increase the threshold proportionally to maxRudder to prevent shaking if high values are used, but not speed.

The way it was used was nonsense: if speed were low enough maxRudderSpeedf could be << goalDotRight, making the "rudder = goalDotRight / maxRudderSpeedf" potentially >> 1 (1 should be max here).


existe uma forma melhor de fazer isso.. joga as strings "iluminattis" em um array e utiliza o **Array.prototype.indexOf** (falamos dele em aula, lembra?)


Okay so, we have our class WorkerRec. When we were creating our workerRec class we had a member function called __init__ and then we had our parameters.

When I do WorkerRec(SSN,name) I am creating an instance of the class WorkerRec. By doing that I will have an object that is type WorkerRec. Similar to how 6 is of type int, ... = WorkerRec(SSN,name) makes whatever we set it equal to of type WorkerRec


…that whole big blob can be shortened to simply:

```python
original_ship.local_fleet_num, new_ship.local_fleet_num = new_ship.local_fleet_num, original_ship.local_fleet_num
db.session.add(original_ship)
db.session.add(new_ship)
```

The rest simply sounds like symptoms of the list being unsorted, which can be fixed by simply ordering the relationship's returned list:

```python
# db.py
class Fleet(db.Model):
    # ...
    ships = db.relationship("AdmiralShip", lazy='dynamic', order_by='AdmiralShip.local_fleet_num`)
```

In fact, what I'd do is just (written off the top of my head, I need to recreate that VM config already):

```python
admiral = get_token_admiral_or_error()
fleet = # Load the fleet (preferably NOT by loading every fleet available and grabbing one)
fships = fleet.ships.all()
from = # Original position
num = # Target position

# ...

if num == -2:
    fships.remove(from)
else:
    fships.insert(to, fships.pop(from))

for i, ship:
    ship.local_fleet_num = i
    db.session.add(ship)

fleet.ships = fships
db.session.add(fleet)
db.session.commit()
```


This was the word used in the specifications as asked by the client.


Why the heck are you dropping and readding a column instead of renaming it, and editing past migrations!?


Great! You've identified the exact change in the code that caused the issue; you're 90% of the way to fixing it.


:joy: :joy: :joy: muito bom esse nome


server.js: line 116, col 50, Empty block.

1 error

@akashkrishnan


Do I give up? :)


adding `parallel` after discussing with `MDAnalysis` developers about openmp for distance.


初始化一个数据，用来模拟实际环境下取得的数据


All the loop bounds that are like this instead of `i:=0; i <4; i++` stand out as weird for anybody from a C/Java/Go background used to 3-statement fors.


change


Just extracted maps (on Windows) and the folders created were correct. No maps inside dbcs or any of that mess.


oh, ok. So we're not adding anything to the dictionary in this line then?


Ok -- but Windows XP support is more important than this console issue. Part of the goal of the beta is get feedback from XP users. We're getting 1000 downloads of the beta per day and those using XP cannot install Mixxx at all. I'm going to revert this commit and release a new beta revision unless you have a *fast* fix.


1) Se conectan
2)
write - Server envia TAM del archivo
read - Cliente recibe
write - Server envia archivo de tamaño TAM
read - Cliente recibe TAM bytes y guarda archivo
repetir hasta TAM -1


It appears that even with the SDK changes I made this function is still visible in headers since the build is green.

The 1.12 branch is built automatically 3 times per day. We stopped doing it on every commit to try and give it time to rest (the failures seem to be temperature related).


On the left side, we are actually adding it to the dictionary. Remember with dictionaries, you add a key the same way we would call it. So, dict[key] = value would do two things


If 50 is supposed to be a `time.Duration` here, multiply by your units (milliseconds) instead of in the function body. As a plain int you're passing 50 nanoseconds. Note that this happens because integer constants are untyped.


@jbnicolai :+1: Aweevery!


For, dict[key] = value
1. If the key is already in the dictionary it reassigns the value of the key
2. If the key is not in the dictionary then it then becomes added to the dictionary


@zerfgog ![](http://wikipunch.com/images/5/56/Book_error.png)


Sorry, I just meant that setting `IMAGEKIT_CACHE_ALIAS` to `None` would signal to IK that a cache shouldn't be used.


to be clear you'd like to log the more informative http error/code, but not write it out in the response like get() does right?


hehe


A `time.Duration` will format nicely with `%v` or `%s`. http://golang.org/pkg/time/#Duration.String


hmm maybe this broke the build, I don't know why though. Drupalcores.com hasn't updated in 4 hours


逗比 呵呵


Porque pay mejor suena ahora


@casey-collab


Just wanted to say thank you for making this fix! I just ran into a bug due to a new `List` of interceptors not being instantiated upon cloning. Will this still be included in a 2.4 release at the end of May?


The effect of this patch is almost equivalent to removing gains. With this formula they will converge very fast towards zero, with random spike followed by rapid decay back to zero.


Seems like there's a sneaky little feature addition in the `lib/PHPTracker/Core.php` file. @tcz are you happy to have this change introduced here?


Damn. Copy pasted the bad spelling again! appropriate!


Seems like there's a sneaky little feature here. @tcz are you happy to have this change introduced here?


Hi @ryanjduffy , Thank you for your commits. But I wonder we can remove that condition.
I think you and @aarontam may talked about it.

Hi @aarontam
Can I ask what is its history? What I can find is, c518d5fd67c2cec7801e942d7dec4f621eb6703f is the first commit which shows {{e.cancelHoldPulse()}}


For multiple type assertions, a switch is preferable. https://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#type_switch


@genaside can we add a check to make sure that the value is and array considering we now won't have that with this change?


Yes, It should be percentage rather than fixed px value.
Thank you @ryanjduffy


@lol nice :)
:+1:


88737258-EPW-Ruby-Access (jasondegraw) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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@Zedron Any WPP with 6.2.0 support?


The is auto set in the new comedi libs during write_samples


Thank you onox, obviously I see what I was doing wrong. I had the idea that it may require only using the alias and eliminate the regular param conditions. Believe it or not that was going to be one of my next trials.

Thank you for taking the time to clean up the superfluous conditionals, that also was on my todo list.

What is the difference in using /params VS ../../etc?
What different effect did it achieve?
Do you know if any of this is documented in more detail other than below?
http://wiki.flightgear.org/Howto:Transmit_properties_over_MP


`router` isn't involed in MR. The master will communicate directly with the server running inside the container. (It gets the ipaddr from the docker daemon.) `router` only routes user requests to masters.

I think the thing missing is an `input` for the job. The way you have things layed out right now the input would be `.`. I'd recommend putting foo in a directory rather than just the top level of `master`, for example you could do `master/input` and then your input would just be `input`.

Also what sorts of errors are you seeing here? Ideally they'd be informative ones since jobs are user submitted and whatever misunderstandings you're having are likely to be made by users as well.


I see. Thanks!


This commit should have said "Added dry run for *Release* Importer"


Hoping I created txt file HelloWorld.md


-2 and -3 are resized, -4 is resized with a little noise added. -5 is resized with a lot of noise added.


Since it's a "tuned" value I think you should have used the SPRT bounds [0,4] instead of [-1.5,4.5].
See the paragraph "Parameter tweak" in https://github.com/glinscott/fishtest/wiki/Creating-my-first-test.
Anyway good luck!


```ruby
field :updated, type: DateTime, default: -> { created }
```
とするのでどうでしょう？


`Klass` は describe の中に入れた方が良さそうです。


True.

So we the value being added in WorkerRec dictionary  is SSN, and Name which is of type WorkerRec?


Updated to use the new Comedi lib functions.


We were previously calculating the `delaySinceFirstAttempt` as well as the same value again almost immediately right below it. It's unclear to me why this was ever necessary. I noticed this a while back, but I am using the current larger refactoring effort to clean this up now. Please open an issue if interested in further discussion.


Wouldn't using `$_[0]` in these subs be better than modifying `@_` ? Is there a reason you need `@_` to be shifted?


@carte7000 - fixed, thanks!


目的は `SS::Document` の spec を記述することなので
```ruby
RSpec.describe SS::Document, type: :model, dbscope: :example do
```
とするのでどうでしょう？


@Evef just wait for official 6.2.0 release, I am sure WPP will be then updated and I guess opcodes won't differ that much between current PTR build and official 6.2.0 build.


aad parenthesis here, also you might want to have a comma


Did it have to be the name of the city? I'm sorry, I couldn't find instructions on that. Should I fix it?


Oops, it is merged without PR. I'm sorry.


in other words, if we are still adding value to WorkerRec dictionary, what exactly is that value in this case?


Ok, I'll make a branch collecting these uncontroversial ones and PR it.


We generally avoid putting logic and in particular calls to models in our views.

This is perfect for a controller action.


Is there a better way to write this, or are you just suggesting that I should call this out explicitly? There are several examples of this type of `for` loop in earlier slides.


Yep.  I also want to create a better way for architectures to supply replacement versions, and allow more run-time checking of the availability of asm instructions. And there's a super fast POWER8 version I want to include too.


Well, usually it's per chapter which in turn is again per city.


Day by day we are getting the code cleaner and cleaner ;)


OK. I'll amend the commit.


Lovely!


Just amazing!


reasons are the same. Simplicity and avoiding potentially buggy situations.
Setting it to 0.3 works fine.
maxElevatorSpeedf would tipically be somewhere beween 0 and 0.2. If plane slowed the elevator formula which divides by maxElevatorSpeedf could give values > 1.0f.


Why would it be better to repeat the multiplication for each call to `schedule()` rather than doing it once in the function body?


It was just a style comment on what looks "normal" to Go programmers.


I'm trying to follow all the overlapping edits on same files... Some need to be merged or streamlined... I'm not against this commit, but it does overlap with other edits.


The value we are adding is a WorkerRec object


It is almost like saying we are adding a WorkerRec person which has things like SSN, name, etc within it


@mgp yep. I'm hoping to have the fix out soon.


This is where query url caching is broken because `prevPageToken` of page 3 is not equivalent to `nextPageToken` of page 2.


Well, it ends up formatting as "50ns". If I want to print "X milliseconds" I have to turn it back into an int. I guess this is an argument for making it into the "right" value in the caller rather than in the `schedule()` func.


I'm glad to receive your very kind comment!
Thank you.

Takuro Kazumi (@kztakuro)


Actually, I take that back. The way I have it makes sense since I want to show how much time has elapsed in each message (so 50ms, 100ms, 150ms for the first channel), not how long the delay is. That means I need to multiply it by the `i` var from the loop, which means it might as well stay an `int` the whole time except when I need to turn it into a `time.Duration` for the benefit of `time.Sleep`.

This is a case where I wish Go would automatically convert the `int` into a `time.Duration` value itself, but that'd be a different language ;)


oh ok. It finally makes sense now.


same as above.


Two things temp-xo yes and also max cpu cut off (might be a reason ). See implementation of Sirius -linked above and fusion -on gerrit).


Wrong calculation here.
In some cases (actually it still happens!) some tasks might have more than redundancy number of answers.

In some future cases (not in current version of plugins) some tasks might have less than redundancy number of answers and be preliminary closed (remember those fancy callback).


yeah, this is incorrect, should be

'SET containsValue TO _somelist_:CONTAINS(_value_).'


Hmm, I know this line was from before, but I don't think it is correct. First why are we including translations.keySet into the translated? Second, if translations don't exist for symbols, the translated set might contain nulls. Are we accounting for that?


Yup yup and that WorkerRec "person" can do things that you defined earlier


Yes, straight up disabling null move pruning is a bad idea in my experience - it is just too valuable.

Although my method of a full depth verification search might seem slower, it actually scales reasonably well.  The move list check is not performed unless we hit the cutoff, and we still get to take advantage of null move even if we did perform a more expensive verification check.

There are two ways to approach this, however.  The simplest is to perform the check only if we are going to actually do a verification (after the early return for depth < 12 * ONE_PLY).  This works reasonably well, but in my experience the current method I employ in matefinder is slightly better (results vary with position).

The method I currently employ in matefinder is also directly testable in the framework since the legal move check is always performed if we hit the cutoff, and if a potential threat is detected,  full verification is done regardless of depth.

If anyone is interested, I can set up this method for testing in the framework, and/or I can produce a chart comparing the results of the 3 methods (marco's, matefinder-current, and matefinder-old) on various  positions I have collected for testing mate detection.  Just let me know...

Anyway, I'd also like to thank Marco for the much better method of detecting legal moves by piece type.


@mjberger, @mandli: In going through all the changes for the 5.3.0 release, I notice we changed the calling sequence of bc2amr in geoclaw but not in amrclaw.  Does this make sense?


Doh, I read this as a comment on the loop at line 7, not line 11. I'm not sure exactly why I wrote it that way. I think I did it the other way in other cases. Too tired today, I think.


good catch


Also, I was under the impression $_[0] is generally faster than shift.

https://gist.github.com/kentfredric/a12d2e810a8a3407b55f


Yep, I just haven't gotten to that in the slides yet.


Sử dụng gem ActiveAttr khi cần có những thao tác của ActiveRecord giống như validation trong model.


To clarify, I have written the slide, it's just that it comes after this example. I think this will make it a little easier to explain what the type switch construct is if I show this first.


checkArgument


look look


OMG... hvad er tetta?

settu tetta i config og sprautadu tessu inn i Module.php tegar tu byrd til tilvik


Done


Yep, done


Added it, done


- Added extra permissions to admin (Delete user images from the 'Admin Dashboard')


I see. Nice!


Thanks @hqhq


count = itemType:isFluidContainer() and 0 or 1
?


it would not be impossible. I would like to add it after the Lexicon is in and working

in truth i would like to have a JSON serializer/deserialization so we could save and load a lot of data from disk easily.


Hey Gigabit,

My friends and I are planning on putting together a modpack to play over the summer, and we'd absolutely love to have TechReborn in it. That said, we don't want to wait too long, so I'm wondering if you guys are anywhere near a working build, or if we should just bite the bullet and go with GregTech 5.

In any event, thank you so much for doing this - it's a great project.


Pretty much the same result with less explicity.


This is temporary until I write Ant tests and test files.


What did you do?


Again, this construct is probably better written as

```perl
my ( $class, $pkg ) = @_;
```

You get the same result, but no additional array modification.


It looks like those lines were once part of the teaser demo finale when ending the game on map 34.


Let me update this design


I've added support for the v1.0 IWAD months ago to my Wii port of Hexen. Hopefully one of you guys will add it. Maybe even I'll do so for myself later.


After thinking about it more, there should be a single option
--with-openssl-dir=foo
with the libs in foo/lib and the includes in foo/include.

I don't think Gambit should be in the business of working around bugs in older versions of SSL.  For example, we could get it wrong.  So I suggest getting rid of all the code specialized on
OPENSSL_VERSION_NUMBER
and just require a certain version or higher of openssl.


Won't this change break whenever a player is saved for the first time?


苍蓝那次活动的船么？


pick a code style and stick with it `$airport_from` -> `$airportFrom`


Can you explain this?  I have a feeling it is to avoid allowing the compiler to optimize the code because it is causing crashes due to some instructions not supporting unaligned loads, but if that is the case you're still not really fixing the issue.  I don't know the C++ standard well enough to cite, but in C accessing a value which is not appropriately aligned is undefined behavior (see § 6.3.2.3, paragraph 7 of the [C11 specification](http://www.open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg14/www/docs/n1570.pdf))—I sincerely doubt .


Nevermind, got it. Interesting use case, we an maybe override the callback? and do the one additional download step indirection?


Не забывай, что ты используешь первую координату, как индекс строки, а вторую -- как индекс столбца, так что `x` и `y` могут вводить в заблуждение (тебя уже точно ввели)


Would be better to iterate over all libvirt domains and check if the domainname starts with `args.cloud`- . I know the shell code does it currently like this so I'm fine with leaving it as it is now and fix it in another commit.


moved to std::string AppGetWorkingDirectory()


Hello Sandeep,

Just curious, do I need to update firmware on my estimotes to read the temperature ?
Currently all my readings are -1 . (I didn't signup on estimote cloud and register my estimotes)


What do you think about using a named tuple for this?


Nice :)

For simple statements or computations, such as returning a single string or multiplying two numbers, you may omit the parentheses:

```js
return "Hello World";
return num1 * num2;
```


ok for merge


Longer term consideration - adopt a mocking framework? http://godoc.org/code.google.com/p/gomock/gomock


We can support empty name and empty data with the `name,data` form but we can't decide everything if we allow any argument to be optional.

is `publish('myEvent')` could be asking for `name = 'myEvent'` or `data = 'myEvent'`

So I don't think we need to be that lenient with the argument count
so we can insist on `publish(null, 'myEvent')` or `publish('myEvent', null)`


Ah ok it seems I need the new firmware.

http://blog.estimote.com/post/81380655308/estimote-sdk-updated-with-accelerometer-and

"We’re publishing a beta version of our iOS SDK along with new firmware for our Beacons."


а это зачем?


I thought about it, but it's an internal method so I was planning on getting away with an ordinary tuple :)

Any strong feeling on the subject?


@zamith the line-height is +10px than the font-size in all of them isn't it? Think we just followed that.


@fraggle: do you know these two files?:

    https://github.com/derek57/wii-hexen/blob/master/src/h_hubmsg.c
    https://github.com/derek57/wii-hexen/blob/master/src/h_hubmsg.h

The header of both includes "Heretic 2 : Raven Software, Corp." and is dated May 19th, 2009.
Afaik "Heretic 2" was once planned to be used as name for Hexen.

Looks like these files handle the cluster / hub and finale messages. There only is a need for some changes in in_lude.c.

I haven't seen any Hexen source code release by Raven which included these ones. But the only thing i remember is having read somewhere that Raven did include (compile) the finale / hub text into the executable.


Regarding the steady 0.5s delay mentioned in #23

Javascript execution seems to be normal when using Fluid on the desktop. How do you interact with Fluid? Isn't it using Safari as the rendering engine?


This is a missleading message. The exception could be something different because you catch just all possible exceptions. This can be improved when you no longer iterate over `args.nodenumber+20` or you can catch `libvirt.libvirtError`


essential


@dkorolev looks ok :)


Is this blank line needed? It would be nice to remove it if not.


catch `libvirt.libvirtError`


Is this blank line needed?


@aranyadan Can you please clarify what does x and y stands for?. because they seems to contradict what you have writtern in line #23


Yes, this is what happens when you edit committed migrations e_e


after this change i always get the error "no valid cursor found" when i use advanced search to search for an float number in account.invoice. e.g. search for tax...


I read the docs as meaning that `name` was required but `data` was null, in which case there's no ambiguity - one string param is a name, two is name & data.

@mattheworiordan - not sure if I'm misunderstanding, but I don't see how that fix helps - `publish('foo')` would go down the `argcount == 2` branch and throw an error in fromValuesArray when it tries to parse a string as an object.


![screencapture-pwmvx128-koding-io-1431336968586](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6073063/7562628/79cd7426-f808-11e4-9df0-2bbff00af425.png)

It fixes the issue that in the note list, `<span class="notes-list-date">`'s grey border overlaps on the blue border (as shown in the screen capture image).


Might be better worded as

* ***MS SQL and Oracle*** lol I hope you like enterprise nonsense

Emphasis should always be used sparingly


Nitpick - `no-cache` is hyphenated whereas other multi-word options (e.g. `dnsport`) are not


@kordless Please wrap all code blocks like this in triple backticks and add the nohighlight marker after the opening backticks, to prevent random syntax highlighting.


Why is this on the 3.0 branch?


@pelwell I sorry about bother you ,Can you teach me how to make pi2 kernel module? I download linux-3.18.12(which makefile version is 3.18.12) ,and can you tell me then what can I do to config the source ?

I tried,but failed. Although produce hello.ko successful,but when i try to ' insmod ' it ,failed . Says invailed format .

modinfo says hello.ko  3.18.12-v7 ,but uname says 3.18.12-v7+ .It's that reason ?

Thanks .


I agree. In fact, don't we have an issue about that...?


Более того, из-за того, что ты хранишь список списков, у тебя не работает условие проверки нахождения позиции головы змеи среди яблок


Funny about key vs. keyRaw in get! The original key wasn't being cached, so repeat lookups would continuously check for the original key(Raw) but store under the modified key.


Yes


Absolutely not! Feel free to keep it that way (as long as the method isn't leaked outside) ;)


Problem for me, I am using Windows 10 IP 10074 with Nvidia 352.63 drivers in DX12.
And the graphic configuration does not display my DX12 choice.
Yet Dx12 works perfectly with the feature of 3dmark, see here https://youtu.be/SNZRJ6NJqJ8
I think the line, "#if defined (DX12_SUPPORT)" has still been a problem


As we decided to use ActiveModel's `generated_attribute_methods` the initial spec is changed a bit.


Ups! you typed "canols" instead of "canola"


It crashes with the replayer...


I missed this change, reverting.
Is it mentioned in the issue for migration instructions?


Isn't it missing a return expression inside this else clause?


"Bash" instead of "bash"?


Read this: https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/linux/kernel/building.md


hm, why are you doing this?


PLease update again.


Single backticks are sufficient when inline.


FYI: Just added better top margin for H4. We didn't use them so far, I guess.


Do we really need `RecorderController` companion then?


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.106](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=7147&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


It was from my revision on lang detection hub, should be fixed.


The URL /reference/installation/ doesn't exist in this branch. I suggest to point to /reference/cli/.


is comment no cooment


Then if you still have problems go to the Forums - there are lots of posts there, and elsewhere on the web, about building kernels and modules for Pi's.


please add a newline


Snake oil - patrz [tu](http://man.he.net/man8/make-ssl-cert) i [tu](https://www.debian.org/security/key-rollover).
Od tego nie uciekniesz, a w każdym razie nie tędy droga.
Ja bym tego nie tłumaczył i ewentualnie dodał przypis w nawiasie z polskim wytłumaczeniem ("cudowny" olejek z węża)
To nie jest miejsce na kreatywność, a raczej na notkę historiyczną.

> przykład snake oil salesman [tu](http://pimp-yourself.blog.pl/2013/04/27/snake-oil-olejek-z-weza/)


please use newline character not PHP_EOL.


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I suggest to make the link tell where it points to. E. g.

    Find more information about it at [stedolan.github.io/jq](http://stedolan.github.io/jq/).

or

    ([Find out more about jq](http://stedolan.github.io/jq/).)


Out of curiosity, why regress to string literal use over the `nameof ` expression? The same goes for `BufferedReadStream`.


Now code is getting uploaded but still I am getting debug error, what is the reason? And to run the code I have to press reset once.


This fixes #61 - Error is displayed on both components' href and cli.


Composer should have an executor class which could be wrapped in here. Might be useful as we have composer as a dependency.

Additionally ealier an exectpion hasn't been thrown. Now it is, even based on the hidden dependency of the exit-code 0 (might not hurt, but still is a hidden dependency).

I'd say that exception throwing is unexpected here as external commands tend to return other exit codes without representing an exception.


for receive/read the URLError (in this case: urllib.error.URLError: <urlopen error [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:600)>)


>  not sure if I'm misunderstanding, but I don't see how that fix helps - publish('foo'), would down the (argCount == 2)
Oops, I misread the incrementer `++argCount` as a decrementer!

> I read the docs as meaning that name was required but data was optional, in which case there's no ambiguity - one string param is a name, two is name & data, one string and one object is name & data, one object is a Message object [or array of message objects].

Yup, that is how I would envisage it should work.  I do think it's fair to expect a developer to provide a null value in the first arg for `name` if data is provided, however I think it's quite common that people will only want to send a message with a name and in that case I don't think a second argument with a null value should be required.

I think all of the following should be valid:

```javascript
channel.publish('event');
channel.publish('event', function(err) { });
channel.publish('event', 'data');
channel.publish('event', 'data', function(err) { });
channel.publish('event', null);
channel.publish('event', null, function(err) { });
channel.publish(null);
channel.publish(null, 'data', function(err) { });
```

A good candidate for a unit test on that function I would say ;)


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Libraries/Components/View/ViewStylePropTypes.js should include `borderWidth: ReactPropTypes.number`, shouldn't it?


I would like to think that the compiler applies advanced optimization techniques to read-only objects, but I'm probably wrong in the case of Go... I will change it.


First


should be typedef vector int trait_register_type


Well yes, you would also get it if you wouldn't reraise the exception so that the original traceback remains. *just wanted to know* ;) Is the traceback easier to read when you mask it?


should be : typedef vector float trait_register_type


Sebastian Wiesner <notifications@github.com> writes:

> @thierryvolpiatto Please don't do that. (require 'dired-async) isn't
> side-effect free. It forcibly enables dried-async regardless of
> whether the user wants it or not.

You just have to (setq dired-async-be-async nil)

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cyme::qpx -> cyme::vmx


idem


Дополнительное требование:

Установить программу `pep8` (она доступна с репозитории). Запускать с параметрами:

    pep8 --show-source --max-line-length=99 snake.py

Добиться того, чтобы запуск не выдавал сообщений. При желании можно добавить ключ `--show-pep8`, в котором будут цитироваться соответствующие абзацы из PEP8


Because I've in mind to merge source code in master branch but only at the end of this year. Due to LTS for 2.6 that end in December 2015

And I don't think it really necessary to create a new branch for major version 3.x


nice comment


LGTM


general comment duplicate everything and did one specialisation for QPX and one for VMX.
#ifdef _ARCH_QP
// the old one
#endif

#ifdef __PPC64__
// the new one
#endif


Can the commonality between the simple and insistent query tests be factored out?


I can see that you've fixed a couple of failing tests by updating them to match the actual output of the Smart Answer. Are you confident that this is correct, and that the Smart Answer shouldn't be updated to match the expected test output?


There are still pa_therm0 and pa_therm1 in /sys/bus/platform/devices/pm8xxx-adc


As discussed we're regarding this as one 'navigation' test.


Ping @elfet , what are you think about using `mv --help`.


Could you add something to the commit message to explain how you came up with the phrases to be removed? I can imagine it'd help someone wanting to replicate what you've done here for other Smart Answers.


ok thanks


Bytes? Bits? Words?


add a space on the left of ||


Sorry for the error messages and reset issues, they will be fixed later in the next release of Energia.


For consistency, the param names should be `self` and `value`.


Appears in multiple tests - perhaps this can live in a library of text fixture helpers?


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put vmx after avx,


No, so this method behaves like a property: if you don't pass a value its a "get" and if you do its a "set"


For consistency, the param should be called `self`.


Ah, the rehearsal is very revealing - I think it's [the counts themselves that are so slow](https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Slow_Counting), then subsequently cached. We could confirm this by running the SQL generated by the new code on the production database - I suspect it will still be slow. One question I have is how useful these summary stats are. They're duplicated on the admin stats page, so perhaps we should remove them here altogether, as this is a page that will be more frequently used to find what admin tasks need to be done.


Should reference #47 not #48


Cool that makes sense, just the wording makes it a bit confusing


This patch reveals just how broken AE.Net.Mail is and how you should probably be using a better designed/implemented IMAP library such as [MailKit](https://github.com/jstedfast/MailKit).

That untagged FETCH response is important data that anyone trying to keep track of message flag changes will need to keep in sync with the server. That is not information that should just be thrown away.


I will move it to `mock_test.go`. Maybe I will create a new `mockedClock` type for these unit tests...


I have test, Indeed (I thought that it's threw a news exception :s )


@GrahamCampbell I'll probably not wait end of this year and put major 3.x code on master branch.
But to keep LTS, I'll create a branch 2.6 for legacy code
No date planned for this operation.

BTW, php-reflect 3 is not suppose to evoluate as v2, due to its new architecture. And php-compatinfo may be evolved without php-reflect (or almost)


Should be TargetPermanent() instead of TargetCreaturePermanent()


were the previous entries incorrect, @SuperHanss?
sdcard1 and usb mount good with those entries


@pelwell Thank you very much,I will try .


setRazorHeading and setGyroHeading need to be implemented in Autodrive (C++)


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.106](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=7147&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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Please add this `doc_tags` argument to `vm_set_auto_update_drivers` as well.


Will be done


That is the intention. We could refactor it to avoid the allocations before getting to this (common) branch, but we might lose some clarity.


Starts again using WindowsXP :-)


use permanent.getLogName() for inform messages to get colored names.


Sí: el profesor. Lo había dejado así porque los dibujitos tienen el número de capítulo en el nombre de archivo.


Tested with: http://downloads.mixxx.org/builds/1.12/release/mixxx-1.12.0-beta1-1.12-git5435-release-x86.exe


ah, jeah in python you can use 'raise' without argument to raise the last raised exception (sys.exc_info()).
This is sometimes tricky:
```
l = []
try:
   foo
except NameError:
   try:
      l[0]
   except IndexError:
      pass
   raise
``` → will end up in IndexError


using raise exc will cause the traceback to differ which sometimes makes debugging much harder ;)


Sockjs sources. They used a magic number too, no define or docs that I could find. It means from a direct call to close in v0.3.4.

Probably we should define our own. It'll give back whatever we pass to close. But still weird since sockjs could still stomp on it with the same value used internally.


why was the base url changed?


Compute exact length needed.


@jim618 Can you review this commit to ensure we cover all bases during startup?


I have addressed the two comments, please have a look.

& thanks @riadhchtara for all the help!


Readme edited


We don't need this in the CLI. The assert function is most useful for the GUI.


Wow, that's great, thanks! I've been wanting to do this for quite a while now but I never had the time to actually start doing it. Actually, is there any point in keeping the old implementation? Can't we simply have IGRAPH_REWIRING_SIMPLE and IGRAPH_REWIRING_SIMPLE_LOOPS instead and make these two options use the faster adjacency list representation?


Is this fun name misleading?


@vhuber the documentation is going to be broken severely for a few days
the idea is to use doxygen only for the API and not for the user manual anymore
checkout http://book.feelpp.org for the new look


If you use BecomesColorTargetEffect with setColor = null, BecomesColorTargetEffect does the colro choice for you.


Pushing this to a branch called 3.0 means that people using `3.0.*@dev` are actually getting 3.1 code...


This is surely wrong.


The 3.0 branch should be renamed to 3.1.


Remove this line


@tobitege didn't delete any strings. I just made identical values for
* trigger_category
* trigger_width_summary
* trigger_width_title
* trigger_top_summary
* trigger_bottom_title
* trigger_bottom_summary
like in the original file values/cr_strings.xml
It compiles successfully, I checked.


Somewhat incidental; I was adding yet another function that needing a W0621 annotation so I made it global. Should've been a separate commit I suppose but not worth redoing.


@thierryvolpiatto I didn't know that.  After looking at the source of `dired-async`, though, I still don't like this `require`.

`dired-async` always re-defines `dired-create-files` regardless of whether the flag is set or not, which still opens up for various issues and breaks things such as `find-function` and friends.  In other words, it always has global side-effects—regardless of `dired-async-be-async`.  That makes it a bad library, and one that is not safe to require in other libraries.

I'd be really happy if you could remove this `require` again.  It used to work without before, didn't it?


one of feature of RBL wifi mini is Hardware Crypto Engine for Advanced Fast Security, Including AES
how to add AES encryption any idea?


@satyamashish @srivastava-manu @pradeepkumarcm @ramakrishnaippili  Just review Address Type is correct or different word with same meaning


I would not include any naming conventions in templates...


It's for testing that we can search in the failure-reason; it's tested above by the tests that search for "result:assertionerror" and "assertionerror".


i agree, it's not much overhead and the code is more streamlined. maybe just add a short comment somewhere.


You'r right!


You don't need to add an explicit new function here. Since the function is essentially a "setter", you can just add a `make_field` item in the `vm_record` in `ocaml/client_records/records.ml` and give it appropriate `~get` and `~set` arguments.


ok, thx for this informations :)

the merge already is to accept, I create an other one for fix it? :)


I guess this won't work for cards in players hands.


I've traced the changes to the outcomes in git. Looks like only the failing tests were updated when making those changes and the duplicate ones where left out because they were not failing. I'm fairly confident the current state of the smartanswer is more correct than the current state of the tests :)


I still need to fix this (cannot find something better atm than using a global)


Reveal and look are not the same.


double -> int


double -> float


General comment: duplicate all the content of the files, add the two lock guard (idef) with  register_trait function outside the lock (because it is generic whatever the backend)

  template<class T, cyme::simd O>
   struct register_trait;

#ifdef _ARCH_QP
... the old one
#endif

#ifdef __PPC64__
... the old one
#endif


Not correct because the enchanted creature does not get the haste ability.


add a white space on the left of ||


remove this union it will be useless because the Power7 support integer manipulation for the function ge, gf and twok


delete this function see previous comment


excellent work ! :+1:


Yes, probably. Naming it 3.0 was a bad idea at origin, but I don't think at least to reached the 3.1 before end of LTS for 2.6 ;-)


@b2rtc Thank you so much for letting me know. The is still old CSS that has been patched again and again so it's hard to spot problems like this.

I have pushed a fix. So you should be able to refresh your cache and see the change. Let me know if you find any other problems.


Hi Boban,
I checked the signature of the GetRtoRSamples method (which is part of the Zephyr Library) that is used to retrieve the samples array and I found out that it returns an array of int, so why should we cast them down to shorts? There are other methods of the library that return an array of shorts, so if this one returns an array of int, probably it means that short is not enough in some cases.


@christianalfoni
Dependencies for gulpfile were removed but gulpfile remained. It is still necessary?


May I have write access to that repo please ?


I think you should not be able to save the password as plain text.


Why `show` action is not enabled?


Two pull requests that goes together :
  - **[markdown-preview] (https://github.com/atom/markdown-preview/pull/249)**: only activate `ctrl-shift-m` when in markdown editing context (to free that shortkey for all other grammars)
  - **[bracket-matcher] (https://github.com/atom/bracket-matcher/pull/132)**: make use of `ctrl-shift-m` for *select-inside-brackets* action


3.0 is compatible with 3.1 (that will add a filter feature: more details will come soon on the blog project)


use better player.moveCardToHand... method to add game log messages.


@mpc-hc: For when you have time, it would be great if you could review the Doctor Dump addition (https://drdump.com) https://github.com/mpc-hc/mpc-hc/compare/develop...Underground78:drdump. It would be nice to have it in the next stable and the more nightly testing the better.

About things to look at:
 - https://github.com/mpc-hc/mpc-hc/commit/6c0f60a5b8069135791e1ca4faadb6805fbcd795#diff-e9ff33aa321f356b331477a9d11662e9L31 I was a bit hesitating here. I think a static global variable might be enough for now since it's used only in the compilation unit.
 - https://github.com/mpc-hc/mpc-hc/commit/c1b50def2461aff3ecb765a1b0c977d33cc23864#diff-e9ff33aa321f356b331477a9d11662e9R58 real full dumps are not an option because they can be huge but I have changed the settings we used to create somewhat more complete dumps now that we have automatic upload with compression.
 - https://github.com/mpc-hc/mpc-hc/commit/c1b50def2461aff3ecb765a1b0c977d33cc23864#diff-e9ff33aa321f356b331477a9d11662e9R78 I have kept WER enabled because it's what Microsoft suggests to do. However it will cause the Windows dialog to show in addition of the DrDump dialog which might be a tad unsettling for the user.
 - https://github.com/mpc-hc/mpc-hc/commit/c1b50def2461aff3ecb765a1b0c977d33cc23864#diff-161975092debb892c4a032ee7a340ba1L9061 obvious this will be removed, it's just here to ease testing. :)
 - I used `/nocrashreporter` as a command-line option but if you have a better idea I will happy change it.
 - 1d925ea9dbee5c0028516950a26ac65c4a08dc6c was implemented following the Doctor Dump recommendations to avoid as much as possible allocating resources after a crash. He recommended using a separated thread with a pre-created dialog so it's what I did.
 - https://github.com/mpc-hc/mpc-hc/commit/1d925ea9dbee5c0028516950a26ac65c4a08dc6c#diff-f6a9ff7e09977df7d6251a192657bc04R1208 I don't really link this but it seemed simpler than having to fire an event from `CAppSettings` (the crash dialog is created before the main UI so it's initially not translated). I can change this if you think it better or have another idea.
 - https://github.com/mpc-hc/mpc-hc/commit/1d925ea9dbee5c0028516950a26ac65c4a08dc6c#diff-53e53ce6b7545f12eff8f0188003acee I just noticed this jumped from the first commit to the latest, I will fix that.

PS: If you are in a mood for more review: https://github.com/mpc-hc/mpc-hc/compare/develop...Underground78:b43857f


Looks good to me (rather belatedly - sorry Olle)


Milos, here an addition that lets you test the `@compileTimeOnly` annotation:
https://github.com/miniboxing/miniboxing-plugin/commit/5dd320722dc6615d18c0f3e172c659e6655c9890

You can write a test file that extends the `MiniboxedFunctionX` class and name it `gh-bug-185-no-plugin.scala`. Seeing the `-no-plugin` in the file name, the test suite will not enable the miniboxing plugin. See this commit for an example: https://github.com/miniboxing/miniboxing-plugin/commit/ce0595c5a87f3abff5b22ebc16aec6ca8f0c2a2c (you can rebase on the two commits by doing `git fetch trunk && git rebase trunk/wip`.

Btw, this test case should not compile once you fixed the bug, since the `@miniboxed` class itself should have an automatically added annotation :)


Can you tell me why you have changed Autowired to Bean here?


Confirmed -- we'll meet after the Scala meeting.


We don't need to call this with an "operation" attached, and we also don't ever need to forward the call to a slave (it's purely a database operation). So the only thing that is needed here the a direct call to `Local.VM.set_auto_update_drivers`.


The distinction between makeAllocator() and testAllocator() is unclear.


Oh lord this made my may :D


Same comment as above.


Probably because I didn't want to do `node.fieldname.lower()` in multiple places; but with this refactoring I only need to do it in one place to cover all 3 types of AST node.

We'll need them in `_MONGO_FIELD_NAMES` for column sorting, and if we ever need to have another column of Numeric or Date type.


Great !


@agorrod, @markbenvenuto, will this run on Windows?


@chelmuth: please add to staging


Please explain why it is useless, I have spent quite some time to make Kobo dithering readable (which was not) with some brushes, and still keep both preference available for testing (with and without the changes).


Nice symmetry with `weave:expose`


gj


We don't need this.


Don't need this either.


Is this guarded against SQLI?


Also my editor cleaned some trailing whitespaces.


Please add a `~set` argument here. See my comment on the other patch.


> 3.0 is compatible with 3.1 (that will add a filter feature: more details will come soon on the blog project)

That doesn't matter at all. You are literally saying that 3.1 is 3.0, which is total rubbish.


at "retrieving test user failed" to the assert


Use "address_form" instead of f.


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done


The proper pattern would be: `\A\d+.\d+\Z`. For some reason $ allows for a last "\n" at the end of the string. \A \Z allow to ensure the match is between the start and end of the string.

The current pattern allows "1.1\n" and "anything:1.1"


I dropped this commit and replaced it with 51cfe1b instead.


Please add a `~doc_tags:[Windows]` argument here.


我在做测试


Should be `rel_dundee`.


Don't check controller here, because there is only one watcher for the game if WatcherScope.GAME is set (what's good) and control can change or there are multiple No Rest for the Wicked cards from different players in play. So you cant count on the getControllerId here.


There have been two source code releases:

- Jan 6th 1999 (Hexen & Heretic source code under a "Activision EULA" which limited the use of the source code)
- later (a second) release under the GPL

I have never been able to obtain the first source code release. Does anyone have it? Maybe there are differences...


Ok.
Me parecía muy confuso que el nombre del fichero no se correspondiese son el número de capítulo.


You can set the @author in IDE and shoudl set your name in the committed classes.


This too broad and messes up the link to the first video on the page


Oops - sorry - first time contributing.  :) Thanks for fixing.


why this formatting change? it is less readable than before...


I have my doubt's about therm_xo being the CPU temp  sensor. I saw thermal_conf and it had pa_therm(I think there are two for both CPUs ) also ❓ on pmic being sensor feed from motherboard temp. There has to be a way to get this. Will ask Georg on gerrit in some time.

About zones I don't think they correspond to tz sensors (those troublesome bastards are back) see sysmon.cfg


Yes this will fix it, excellent thank you.


also here: readability decreased..


So I'll merge the 3.0 branch into master tomorrow, and removed it.


Ao invés disso seria "[...].toFixed(2));" ?


A tetta ekki frekar heima i service layer'ernum?


Esqueci. Farei isso! =]


Yes, it is unclear to me why some tests were doing NewAllocator directly (which now call makeAllocator directly) and some were doing testAllocator.  If you can explain to me what the difference is, I can rename testAllocator accordingly.


yes, thanks for reviewing. had noticed it the same moment :-)


remove space before class declaration


I guess the damage effect is not dependant from a successful destroy effect.


Sebastian Wiesner <notifications@github.com> writes:

> @thierryvolpiatto I didn't know that. After looking at the source of dired-async, though, I still don't like this require.
>
> dired-async always re-defines dired-create-files regardless of whether
> the flag is set or not,

I will make a mode soon instead of a var to enable/disable this.

> which still opens up for various issues

Actually none.

> and breaks things such as find-function and friends.

I don't see what is broken in find-function and why it would be affected
by the redefinition of dired-create-files.

> I'd be really happy if you could remove this require again.

Done.

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