I don't quite understand this, shouldn't it just be:

```
        if [ "$USE_DISK_BY_ID" = 'yes' ]; then
                available_pools=$(find_pools "$ZPOOL" import -d /dev/disk/by-id)
        else
                available_pools=$(find_pools "$ZPOOL" import)
        fi
```

As it stands I get duplicates in`available_pools`.  For example:

```
+ available_pools='tank2;tank1;ztest_upgrade;tank2;tank1;ztest_upgrade'
```


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

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teste feito


belongs to #48


I feel like we should still output the parentEl as a node, so developers can figure out which node is the problem one. I'm also seeing an error for one of the `tagName` references...looking into it.


My goal is to make sure that all relative paths are expressed relative to `testContext.RepoRoot`; it's possible that some are still not specified properly.

I'm still a little confused, though - the e2e test binary is not actually run from kubernetes/test/e2e by hack/ginkgo-e2e.sh - it's going to be in one of the output directories instead.


This should read `ADMINS_FROM_NAME`


plz name the commits
otherwise I don't know what new features there are


We like to keep this class at the end of the file, usually.


You're right. Thanks, I'll remove it tonight. I was also thinking about re writing the given functions to match the pseudocode more closely.


agreed. I will add.


Did you encounter exceptions here? The previous code didn't have a try-catch block.


So it looks like `inputEl[0]` is empty depending on the demo, so it throws an error. But it's hard to tell which demo is the problem one–it could just be a timing issue.


Please add a comment mentioning yourself as a maintainer, or at least a contributor to this package.


Faire un apt-get clean dans un run différent de celui de l'installation des paquets ne libère pas l'espace.


Thank you! It worked perfect!


Did you encounter exceptions?


why do u have to check if query string length before incrementing the query count?


The mingw-w64 prefix is missing. Use this line: `pkgname="${MINGW_PACKAGE_PREFIX}-${_realname}"`


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

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Please add `(mingw-w64)` at the end of the description.


Pourquoi as tu supprimé supervisor ? J'en ai besoin pour relancer automatiquement mon couchdb


nice job, Andrew!


beautiful!


Are both actions and domains set in the property inspector inserted in the allFilters array? Want to make sure thr case is covered when there is 1 domain filter and 1 action filter that there is still grouping


J'ai besoin des users pour que l'ensemble de cozy cloud fonctionne.


You forgot `torrent_handle::set_upload_mode(false);` from the original code.
Also I wonder how you handle the old `bool has_persistant_error = TorPersistent->hasError(torrent_hash);`


fine catch!


I think this could be significantly simplified by setting the `ZPOOL_IMPORT_PATH` environment variable.  This is the search path order in which `zpool import` will search for a pool with the provided name.  By default the order is listed below.  By you can change, re-order, or restrict the paths checked by setting this variable.

```
char *
zpool_default_import_path[DEFAULT_IMPORT_PATH_SIZE] = {
        "/dev/disk/by-vdev",    /* Custom rules, use first if they exist */
        "/dev/mapper",          /* Use multipath devices before components */
        "/dev/disk/by-uuid",    /* Single unique entry and persistent */
        "/dev/disk/by-id",      /* May be multiple entries and persistent */
        "/dev/disk/by-path",    /* Encodes physical location and persistent */
        "/dev/disk/by-label",   /* Custom persistent labels */
        "/dev"                  /* UNSAFE device names will change */
};
```


We could potentially load all sounds via URL directly into a sound object since anything uploaded should be a WAV we generated. we would only need the SWF building method for sounds converted from Squeak sound files. Either that, or we upload the converted audio and then download it into a Sound object.


Doh. Removed.


Again, use appropriate package prefix: `depends=("${MINGW_PACKAGE_PREFIX}-gcc-libs")`

Add a `makedepends=("${MINGW_PACKAGE_PREFIX}-gcc")`. This is not exactly necessary, but we'd like to have that.


Actually we can remove this line since minitest is already a activesupport dependency


71693606-CompilerWarnings1 (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1656 of 1656 tests passed)

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You'll also need to change `$pkgname` references in the rest of the PKGBUILD to `${_realname}`.


Is this still way things are in 0.37.1?  It seems like now, if you don't specify sources, only master is used.


Pas besoin d'exposer un port pour le partager avec d'autre conteneurs. Mes conteneurs Cozy sont tous linkés.


Aqui estão as mudanças que serão corrigidas na solicitação #16.


Same here.


should probs run `gofmt` here


The prefix should be different (`/mingw32` or `/mingw64`, depending on architecture). Maybe a `--host` and/or `--build` would be nice. I suggest this configure line which is commonly used in mingw PKGBUILDs:
```
  ./configure \
    --prefix=${MINGW_PREFIX} \
    --build=${MINGW_CHOST} \
    --host=${MINGW_CHOST}
```


J'ai besoin du volume /etc/cozy pour mes autres conteneurs. C'est le conteneur couchdb qui initialise les répertoires pour l'environnement Cozy could.


Failure to find tables should always return NoResultFound, although I don't think the current code does this consistently.  Almost everwhere, the normal case is to find the table you requested, and not finding it should cause the whole operation to fail.


This stanza looks redundant to me, we've actually already tried `/dev` above since it was part of that for loop.  Can we just remove this?


Again, replace `/usr` with `${MINGW_PREFIX}`.


Same here. (exception)


Link works for me.


Same.


This is only part of the fix, however. Because the time conversion is done with `to_i` you'll only ever get seconds-precision. [See my pull request](https://github.com/logstash-plugins/logstash-output-influxdb/pull/23/files#diff-a6c25cf1ec24b5b0f50ad123690852f7R232) for the full fix.


This seems like the wrong place for this, and the calling code does it too


You can use other mingw PKGBUILDs as a reference, for example [`mingw-w64-a52dec`](https://github.com/alexpux/mingw-packages/blob/master/mingw-w64-a52dec/PKGBUILD) is pretty simple and the build process is similar to yours. Don't forget to use `makepkg-mingw` for building.


It should be noted, that when the release notes are written and in case people are redirected there to my DB-split howto, that this was made for different owners per DB (but it's apparently trivial to have only one owner instead).
But further, the owning user of chimera needs to be changed as well (which used to be chimera). My howto doesn't record that change, since I've expected that all DB get's their respective owners.

As said in previous discussions, as long as we don't have a good way in Java to connect to PostgreSQL via UNIX domain sockets,  don't really care on whether we have separate users or not.
But if that should become possible, the former would IMHO be better, since then it may make sense to have another user for certain DBs for privilege separation (especially chimera DB, when accessed from remote NFS doors)


I didn't do that


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So again, these patches are trying to locate itself. Why should it need an environment variable to be set to locate itself for testing? Couldn't that lead to weird mismatches if a different package has been setup to the one that is expected to be used?


I went back and forth on something in my mind during #38, which came up again while reading this commit - Should `ValidationError` implement the `error` interface? It should change to something like this:

```go
type ValidationError struct {
  Key string
  Message string
}

func (error *ValidationError) Error() {
  return error.Message
}
```

Then we could initialize all the validation errors as

```go
const (
  MyError = NewValidationError("username", "username_busted")
  ...
)
```

`MyError` could then be used as either a `ValidationError` when it needed to be, and could still be used as `error` in other places since it satisfies the interface. Thoughts?


good.


After talking this through with @rob this looks good.


88737258-EPW-Ruby-Access (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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We've typically used `new(MyStruct)` when instantiating things. Is there a reason to use this form of it here? I think they're equivalent, and it'd be nice to stay consistent across Helios.


I like the direction this commit will take us


Not your problem, but why did the original author choose to save only the first tracker?!?!?!
PS: I think libtorrent has a convenience function to serialize the whole torrent_info object. I'll take a look later.


Yea, we're thinking this might be an acceptable behavior for the sake of not embedding React semantics into the type checker. The odds of a false positive here are very low


Oups, a little to much copy-and-paste ::)


Fixed 10/22/14

https://github.com/TeamBliss/android_frameworks_base/commit/41c2c85b1c7a3589ee174656566c06886b77a4a8


Ok if we are deliberately wanting `OBS_SDSS_DIR` to be a different place to where the tests are located.


Fixed 10/22/14

https://github.com/TeamBliss/android_frameworks_base/commit/45354e2418b30220189b40462345f9f854af43ff


same here.


oh man, this is nice.


Does this need to `@server` instead of `server`, since it's not a instance variable? Should still be in scope for the below references.


a pontuação esta errada, deveria ser um ponto de exclamação.. vulgo '!'


s.add_runtime_dependency 'spree_core', '~> 3.1.0.beta'

Is 3.1.0.beta released? Can only find 3.0.1...


Thank you! This commit fixed the build. It was broken since http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3759/


I agree, but I don't think we can absolutely avoid two leaders scheduling jobs at the same time, we should just do as [@titanous said](https://github.com/flynn/flynn/issues/1484#issuecomment-103650497) and deterministically stop surplus jobs.


Fixed 10/22/15

https://github.com/TeamBliss/android_frameworks_base/commit/e5a2e508e6d8f89648a8e800d90e12c56de1ad11


#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

main(){
       int op,tentativas = 0;
       int tentativasSubstitui = 0, senha = 0;
       int senhaSubstitui = 0, digitos = 0, quantidadedigitos = 0;
       int senhagerada[7], contador = 0, senhadigitada[7], i = 0;
       int verificar[7], posicaocerta[7], contador2 = 0;
       int sair = 0, controle = 0;

       srand(time (NULL));

       do{
       printf("MENU:\n(1) - Configuracoes\n(2) - Jogador tenta adivinhar a senha que o computador gerou\n(3) - Computador tenta acertar a senha do Jogador"
              "\n(4) - Sair\n");
       scanf("%d",&op);

       if(op == 1){
                    while(tentativas < 5 || tentativas > 20){
                                   printf("Quantidade de tentativas,de  5 a 20 tentativas: ");
                                   scanf("%d",&tentativas);
                    }

                    tentativasSubstitui = tentativas;
                    tentativas = 0;

                    while(senha <4 || senha > 8){
                                   printf("Tamanho da senha,de 4 e 8 : ");
                                   scanf("%d",&senha);
                    }
                    senhaSubstitui = senha;
                    senha = 0;

                    while(digitos <5 || digitos > 10){
                                   printf("Quantidade de digitos,entre 5 e 10: ");
                                   scanf("%d",&digitos);
                    }
                    quantidadedigitos = digitos;
                    digitos = 0;

                    controle = 1;
                }

       if(op == 2){
                    if(controle == 0){
                                   tentativasSubstitui = 5;
                                   senhaSubstitui = 4;
                                   quantidadedigitos = 5;
                    }

                    for(contador = 0; contador < senhaSubstitui; contador++){
                    senhagerada[contador] = rand() %quantidadedigitos;
                    }

                    do{
                                    contador = 0;
                                    printf("Digite os %d digitos da senha: \n", senhaSubstitui);

                    while(contador < senhaSubstitui){
                               scanf("%d", &senhadigitada[contador]);
                               verificar[contador] = 0;
                               posicaocerta[contador] = 0;
                               contador++;
                               }

                    for(contador=0; contador<senhaSubstitui ;contador++){
                                if(senhadigitada[contador] == senhagerada[contador]){
                                                                 printf("\n[2]");
                                                                 verificar[contador] = 1;
                                                                 posicaocerta[contador] = 2;
                                                                 }
           							  for(i=0; i<senhaSubstitui; i++){
                                               if((senhadigitada[contador]==senhagerada[i]) && (i!=contador)){
                                               if(verificar[contador] == 0){
                                                                 printf("\n[1]");
                                                                 verificar[contador] = 1;
                                                                 posicaocerta[contador] = 1;
                                                                 }
                                               }
						}
                    if(posicaocerta[contador]!=2 && posicaocerta[contador]!=1){
                    printf("\n[0]");
                    }
                    }
                    printf("\n\n");

                    sair = 0;

                    for(contador=0; contador< senhaSubstitui; contador++){
                                if(posicaocerta[contador] == 2){
                                sair++;
                                }
                    }

                    for(contador=0; contador< senhaSubstitui; contador++){
                                senhadigitada[contador] = 0;
                                verificar[contador] = 0;
                                posicaocerta[contador] = 0;
                                i = 0;
                    }
                    contador2++;

                    getch();

                    if((sair==senhaSubstitui) && (contador2<=tentativasSubstitui)){
                                                   printf("Senha certa");
                                                   getch();
                                                   }
                    if((sair!=senhaSubstitui) && (contador2>=tentativasSubstitui)){
                                                   printf("Fim do Jogo");
                                                   getch();
                                                   }

                    }while((sair!=senhaSubstitui) && (contador2<tentativasSubstitui));

                    }

      contador2 = 0;

       if(op == 3){

                    if(controle == 0){
                                   tentativasSubstitui = 5;
                                   senhaSubstitui = 4;
                                   quantidadedigitos = 5;
                    }

                    printf("Digite a senha: \n");
                    for(contador = 0; contador < senhaSubstitui; contador++){
                             scanf("%d", &senhadigitada[contador]);
                    }

                    printf("\n");

                    for(contador = 0; contador < senhaSubstitui; contador++){
                             senhagerada[contador] = rand() %quantidadedigitos;
                    }

                    do{
                    for(contador = 0; contador < senhaSubstitui; contador++){
                             if(senhadigitada[contador] == senhagerada[contador]){
                                               printf("\n[2]");
                                               verificar[contador] = 1;
                                               posicaocerta[contador] = 2;
                                               }
                                               for(i=0; i<senhaSubstitui; i++){
                                                        if((senhadigitada[i]==senhagerada[contador]) && (i!=contador)){
                                                        if(verificar[contador] == 0){
                                                                          printf("\n[1]");
                                                                          verificar[contador] = 1;
                                                                          posicaocerta[contador] = 1;
                                                                          }
                                                        }
                                               }
                             if(posicaocerta[contador]!=2 && posicaocerta[contador]!=1){
                                                  printf("\n[0]");
                                                  posicaocerta[contador] = 3;
                                                  }
                           printf("     %d\n", senhagerada[contador]);
                    }

                    sair = 0;

                    for(contador = 0; contador < senhaSubstitui; contador++){
                             senhagerada[contador] = 0;
                    }

                    getch();

                    printf("\n\n");

                    for(contador=0; contador< senhaSubstitui; contador++){
                                if(posicaocerta[contador] == 2){
                                sair++;
                                }
                    }

                    contador2++;

                    if((sair!=senhaSubstitui) && (contador2<tentativasSubstitui)){
                                                   for(contador = 0; contador < senhaSubstitui; contador++){
                                                            senhagerada[contador] = rand() %quantidadedigitos;
                                                                            if(posicaocerta[contador] == 2){
                                                                            senhagerada[contador] = senhadigitada[contador];
                                                                            }
                                                   }
                    }

                    for(contador=0; contador< senhaSubstitui; contador++){
                                verificar[contador] = 0;
                                posicaocerta[contador] = 0;
                                i = 0;
                    }

                    if((sair==senhaSubstitui) && (contador2<=tentativasSubstitui)){
                                                   printf("\nComputador acertou.");
                                                   getch();
                                                   }
                    if((sair!=senhaSubstitui) && (contador2>=tentativasSubstitui)){
                                                   printf("\nComputador errou.");
                                                   getch();
                                                   }

                    }while((sair!=senhaSubstitui) && (contador2<tentativasSubstitui));

                    }

       }while(op != 4);
       }


Nice :)


The second argument in these calls should be the fields value, so .Protocol, .NodePort, etc


:+1: buen hack!


Well commitizen handles the commit classification (and the conventions are
what are used by the official angular and ionic teams)
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We could add these calls into the constructor for the toolbar, that way their creation and triggering is both within the toolbar code.  What do you think?


@AbdulqadirQ Can you review this ER diagram, You can open it using draw.io once you git pulled. Columns and data requirements found from the screenshots in the docs folder but its only initial so may need more.


remove ;


Since this is on the exposed `MediumEditor.statics.Toolbar` object, we might just have to deprecate it for now and remove it in v5.0.0.  Or it could just call through into `this.base.getFocusedElement()`, either I think would be fine.


Nice!


Needs more testing on dedi, might be none working


only works for me when i download the mac app, i cannot add myself to the group though, can you add me.

stunjiturner : github

thanks

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you don't need c_str()


> Do we need to worry about options.query being set and having a ? in the url?

Hmmm yea it could potentially happen, not sure what direction to take in that approach - keep the provided `options.query` and throw away the one pulled from the url or do nothing or something else?


fmt


I'd move this to after the variable decl block.


- Set blank background
+ Reset canvas to transparent background


If this is the solution (e.g. a simple implementation without diagnoses) we should not log.warn here because that's pointlessly polluting the logs with something that isn't actually bad.


Needs some work still, and sleep.


@stunjiturner maybe you just need to sign up for gitter with your github profile. I can't add persons to the gitter. Only slack.


I looked through the scons manual and its not obvious to me what the autotools equiv of src_dir is supposed to be.  There are warnings about not using `src_dir`.


closed. i am signed up with glitter and github.

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actually this doesn't give the 1970 timestamp that would make more sense... when you do bodyfile format, 0 is OK, which is what we did earlier, but in human readable format it doesn't make as much sense


Line 33, not sure if you meant to use JavaScripts instead of JavaScript? Great journal entry, and ended up being a good time at the conference! :+1:


Typo in commit message body: `these paths`


Ooh this is a really interesting and hairy point about unions. It seems pretty fishy to put an object with a non-trivial destructor in a union since the compiler can't know that it should call that destructor (and manually invoking destructors is not great practice). I see two possible solutions here: 1. Use a `char*` in the union and manually `delete` it in `~StrValue()` or 2. Just keep a `std::string` in `StrValue` and a `float` in `NumValue`

(2) is very straightforward; obviates the need for a union and creates no extra complexity since we already have to treat `Value` as an abstract type.

Of course, the current approach would work just fine if instead of a `string` we kept an `int` index into a bank of strings.


Doesn't python know where the test file is located though?


Let's say that i have a method show and it's authentication is set to false

```PHP
'show' => [
            'keyAuthentication' => false
        ],
```
And we have a user that is "logged in" (has api key in the header). This fix allows API to log "api key" along with request for this method  in data base. If user does not have api key in the header, data `api_key_id` will be null.


Did you forget to remove this?


well this is now correct (will error when it's wrong) but it's still kinda twisted. We'll probably need to address it some day.


why is it annoying? it allows to sort players in the window, but it can take a looong time depending on db size.


you do realize that the red things mean removed code right?
Now get the version of the remaining lines and diff them with his repository, then tell me what's the same?


No, I wish. That's what it was originally. But I have a system (and I think it's an issue somewhere here to - only saw it in passing and can't find it now), that sometimes when you create a pool, it doesn't show up with zpool import alone. BUT, if you export it and then import it with -d /dev/disk/by-id, export it again, it will show up with the lone import.

So, if you create two pools, do this trickery with one of them, only one will show up with the lone import, but both will show up with the -d option.

This leads to the duplication, hence the available_pools="$available_pools;${new_pools#$a;}".


maybe i'm just nitpicking, but I think the inheritance here is kind of an overkill. isn't it better to add an `autoflush` property to BufferedIO class?


For some reason, the default search order have never worked for me… That's why I do it explicitly. I can do more tests to simplify this, but I kind'a like this. It's precise and exact….


I wonder if we could infer the endTime somehow.  Because we know the time of the next item.


Looks like a stray control character somewhere to me...


Yes.  Doing it that way would require each file to know it's relative path to the root.  The build tool really should provide the path to the root of the source tree.


We could utilize moment here I think: http://momentjs.com/docs/#/query/is-between/

Thought I'm not quite sure off the top of my head.


That's only IF USE_DISK_BY_ID is set. If it isn'tt AND there's no cache file, we need SOME way to do the import (by using the defaults). Hence that part...


develop (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2116 of 2202 tests passed)

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It's probably worth changing the password too if you haven't already...


The lsst.utils method should be equivalent to that env lookup.  I don't actually object to directly looking up the env but this was the path that Russel had started on.  We can always come back and revise it.


But I've clarified this in the comment to make it more obvious.


Looks like this patch was reverted. I do the same...


The sorting isn't annoying, the fact that it's a checkbox is


I wonder how often this gets called.  Does currentTime get changed per milli or per second?  If milli we should throttle this to only run every few seconds.  We don't need more than 1-2 seconds of granularity (I'd wager)


Reasonable.


Can we merge?
If not, bailing out (instead of silent override) seems like a better option.


I'll buy you a beer if you find it, hahahahah


Nice work on these Jacob!


This unconditional move is the root of some problems with the previous implementation too. Eg what happens if temp is on but the torrent isn't downloading and it is seeding?


I forgot to mention that since this is a general problem with the previous code too, you don't have to actually solve it now.


five pointS or more


:-) it has been! thanks.

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OK that sounds fine by me then. Which parts would you like me to work on?


It'd be nice if the player threw off some events when it reached registered times (which the note item could register).  Then the observer on player could live in player, and other components could simply require the player and set events without havng to define their own observer for each thing they need to  handle

I'm not sure if that makes sense...
/cc @code0100fun


you should be ashamed for not reading the actual file and making such noise. You are all kinds of wrong here and I'm open to debate it any day. Your wrong starts with the file extension and ends with all red lines. And at the time you posted this crap, the files and methods are different beyond comparison. Clean original spiffs as well.
Making me tell people how crappy of a code you wrote is not something i'm fond of. Sad to see such community sheep responses as well.


I'm still confused.  :)  But as long as we handle duplicate entries in `available_pools` I guess it doesn't cause any issue and may in fact address one.


Congratulations @LDX-MCPE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Scratch that. I now saw that `useTempPath()` returns false for seeding torrents.


It does.  Look at # as a prefix in the scons manual


Me too, but I sure don't see where.  The CentOS6 system is seeing this now in my testing and I'm not going to have a chance to run it to ground before next week.


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

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


Let's take a closer look at this line and think about how this implementation is intended... Read the comment on line 25 and tell me how that differs from *your* HashMap.


Thanks, sorry it was test code I forgot to remove.


There is a typo here, it should be `RuboCop:`.


Well the nice think about setting `ZPOOL_IMPORT_PATH` is that you can explicitly control the search order.  For example, if you wanted to limit the import to _only_ pools found in `/dev/disk/by-id` and say `/dev/mapper` you could do the following.  It's another way to give you that same control.

`ZPOOL_IMPORT_PATH="/dev/disk/by-id:/dev/mapper" zpool import`


Well, if you in fact GOT duplicates, that should indicate that that part of the code (that is/was supposed to deal with that) still isn't perfect. Can you add some printing/logging and see what you get from all the different import tests?

The code worked for me with two pools (one with this 'trickery' and one without) on both Gentoo and Wheezy. Maybe I should try it with more pools...


Ahh I see.


PS. I only used that a="$availible_pools" because it became longer than 80 chars :)


do you want to make a PR on CMake to have this upstream?

on setting up CI for Capstone, yes that would be nice.


Can you explain the need for `m_tempPathDisabled`? I see that is only used for serializing/deserializing to/from the fastresume file. Is this used to track the previous state of the torrent, in case the setting was changed afterwards?


In response to numerous comments regarding the sigma-clipping used in wavelength fitting, I have made is options. If you use the "f" key, you get the previous method. The "k" key toggles sigma clipping on and off, and it stays that way, so that subsequent uses of the "f" key produce a sigma-clipped result.


This line is not needed because you do it in self.SnapStream again.


Did you forget to update HavokWrapper.dll? There are now several calls to new HkWorld() with 5 parameters which cause compile errors.


just try to parse "123,,,255," with the original version


You is right. I'm sorry, I'll going to update it.

Splash screen is not supported by TIZEN, but you can simply do it by auto-redirect to some page who contains the splash screen. See in https://developer.tizen.org/forums/web-application-development/tizen-accordion-and-splash-screen


That might simplify many things actually (if I can get it to work again - it's been a while :).

Maybe use that **instead of** USE_DISK_BY_ID? I don't see any point in using BOTH variables/ways in the defaults file, but we still need to catch that (for compatibility with old installs - granted, only for my Debian GNU/Linux packages :). Don't know if anyone else have tried this PR outside my packages, but you never know...

I started to dislike the USE_DISK_BY_ID quite a while ago, because it indicates that it should ONLY try /dev/disk/by-id but I rewrote that several months ago, only updated the comment about the setting.


rax retry tests


I think more or less. According the description "Ability to store data locally than can only be accessed when the device is unlocked", local data store is valid feature but the final words ("... device is unlocked") not. What do you think? Is right description?


Pero al escribir 'localhost' ya se hace uso del IP local, no? @ddtdanilo


I wasn't able to reproduce it this time for some reason.  I'm not sure why.  One thing slightly unique about the testing I've been doing is I have a left over pool from ztest called `ztest_upgrade` laying around in `/var/tmp/`.  That appears to complication things a little bit.


0.89935 =  GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, learning_rate=0.09234, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=8, verbose=1) & ytest.loc[idx, 'prediction'] = 0.045 # pure hack


And how do you ask that be expanded to a string literal? `Value('#')`?


This should be outside the ifdef.


This too.


Its to good to be true


Look at e.g. http://www.scons.org/doc/1.1.0/HTML/scons-user/x3129.html and http://www.scons.org/doc/1.1.0/HTML/scons-user/x3155.html


Why not allow the user to close the label if they click the marker again.


SISTEMA DE PROVEEDORES

Es un sistema desarrollado en PHP, este va permitir registrar a los proveedores de la entidad inicialmente para posterior autorizacion pueda registrarse con sus datos completos y entregar la documentacion para dar acceso y poder participar en las convocatorias.

Posee:
1. Formulario de acceso en el cual contiene:
1.1. Formulario de acceso.
1.2. Formulario de registro con datos iniciales.
1.3. Formalario para recuperar contraseña.

2. Menu  de Control: Përmite acceder a los diferentes niveles de control.
2.1. Menu de Registro de Datos del Proveedor.
2.2. Menu de Participacion de Convocatoria.
2.3. Menu de Monitorio de  control de los Proveedores.


@svanharmelen just ran a simple test, trying different permutations of the listall and project flags (see below for example). My test shows that when passing project = -1, it sees the VMs only in projects, and vice versa.  The list all seems to have little effects.
    diff --git a/cloudstack/VirtualMachineService.go     b/cloudstack/VirtualMachineService.go
    index aa2dbb8..fb33a42 100644
    --- a/cloudstack/VirtualMachineService.go
    +++ b/cloudstack/VirtualMachineService.go
   @@ -2548,6 +2550,8 @@ func (s *VirtualMachineService)     GetVirtualMachineByID(id string) (*VirtualMachin
            p.p = make(map[string]interface{})
            p.p["id"] = id
    +       p.p["projectid"] = "-1"
    +       p.p["listall"] = "true"
            l, err := s.ListVirtualMachines(p)
            if err != nil {

simple client code:

    // testing getting id from name, in and out of projects
    	vmName := os.Args[1]
    	vmId, err := cs.VirtualMachine.GetVirtualMachineID(vmName)
    	if err != nil {
    		fmt.Println("[Error] ", err)
    	}
    	fmt.Printf("Found vm %s -> %s.\n", vmName, vmId)


The description seems a bit strange, as that's really an OS level feature (that a browser leverages).


I don't understand enough to follow the code but the one thing that's clear is that, at this moment in time, ficeto is revealing himself to be obnoxious and pompous and has dragged what was a thoroughly good collaborative effort, for the project as a whole, down to the level where he alone feels comfortable.
Very, very sad...


Can you explain the purpose of this? I saw the usage in the .cpp but I couldn't understand anything.


`JDBCRDD` is private and it is only constructed here (by `JDBCRDD.scanTable`, so supposed that you will not create `JDBCRDD` directly) as I did searching in the codes, so I think the affect should be very limited.


Since xdg-open is not available everywhere can you do a check for it and emit an error if it doesn't exist? There are some examples in this file of using `command` to do so. Also after the `xdg-open` command can you put `need_ok "opening documentation failed"` or something like that to handle the error?


@jmmastey

Hey Joe, I hope everything turned out alright with your family.  Only if you have a chance, this is the project I was working on last time.

In the controller you can see I was able to implement the logic you suggested where the form packages the inputs into arrays named for the model, and I then iterate over them to get the info for the DB.  (it made a lot more sense the next day actually after I had a chance to sleep on it and wrap (er... warp) my brain into some new shapes).

...and now I have three new issues

1) in the application.js folder, lines 8-23 were intended as a refactor of lines 29-75.  The code is intended to inject a new set of fields into the existing form using ajax.  The long version gives the desired behavior(adding the new fields), while the refactored version gives the desired behavior and then refreshes the page (defeating the point).  As I understand it this refactoring was a simple extraction of logic and should be perfectly synonymous... except somehow I am getting different behavior.

2) unrelated, but around the same function.  Originally I had been formatting my form using an html-table as my structuring element, and I refactored it to use bootstrap containers/rows/columns (see app/views/partials/_new_assignment). However, now that I have done this, the ERB elements (see app/views/partials/_add_truck) are displaying as a vertical stack rather than as a horizontal row like I want.  I previously had a problem which looked similar when I was appending the partial to the wrong element in my AJAX.  However, based on how even the original ERB element is displaying incorrectly, this time I suspect there is some interaction between the div's / erb / bootstrap which is causing the misunderstanding.

3) in app/views/partials/_new_assignment lines 46,49,68,71,74,77 I am constructing a multi-property "mission" object which is interpreted in app/controllers/planning on line 16.  However, when I look at the console output for what is being logged to the database it shows that the "step_off_time" and "return_time" fields are not populating and the time fields of "step_off_date" and "return_date" are 00:00.  There is probably a better way to do this than what I am doing it, but my concern is why the information doesn't seem to be populating at all.  My blind guess is that it has something to do with the format of the information by HTML5 from the view not lining up with the expectations of the DB in the controller...  but I am not really sure how I could pursue that to a resolution.

Thanks again for your assistance.
-ers


Can I suggest perhaps putting the information in both places? It's relevant
to the logstash-input-couchdb_changes plugin, but more directly affects
logstash-output-elasticsearch. (as in 'How do I get the original document
_id to appear in elasticsearch results?)

I couldn't find the information anywhere - if putting it in both places
saves the next guy two hours of trial and error and a GH issue, then that's
a win.

Also, potentially this affects other inputs sources coming via logstash
which use an underscore prefix on their id?

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@stupied4ever let me know what you think of this


This site has an invalid certificate.
Also you broke the whole "http://fxos.github.io/foxfooding/"


Sounds nice! Just remember to fix your other pr


This is great! I was looking at trying to add in volume control next...Thanks for this addition.


为什么增加这个


pp.pprint(p['data']['[student_id]']['grade_level'])
KeyError: '[student_id]'
>>>

i m getting this error and it is prevent me from competing my final exam.

i think there is something wrong with the dataset

{
  "specification": {
    "[student_id]": {
      "grade_level": "numeric grade level between 1 and 6",
      "score": "Test score, numeric, between 1 and 4",
      "school_id": "school id"
    }
  },
  "data": {
    "1": {
      "grade_level": 1,
      "score": 3,
      "school_id": "PS0001"
    },


Just as a matter of style, if the *whole* block is inside of the `if` condition, it's preferred to do:

```
if not condition:
  continue
<code>
```


fix is incomplete please double check work-flow-instance-web and workflow-definition-web and workflow-definition-link-web web to see if they has same issue.

Also please double check if your fix will introduce XSS issue once you remove HtmlUtil.escape


Converting to `dict` loses the sorting.  You should create an `OrderedDict` and add the entries in order.  An OrderedDict preserves order based on the order in which the keys are added, so you'll need do to something like:

```
ordered_dict = collections.OrderedDict()
for ... in ...:
    ordered_dict[reg] = ...
```


ベースとなるIF周りです。

DBとスケジュールのやりとりは、まだ実装出来ていません。


The brackets are meant to indicate that it will be an actual student's
ID -- it's not a key named '[student_id]' if you look at the dataset
you'll see it's full of ID numbers.


Will require more thought when we do the separate thresholds


Should it say "given" instead of "giving"?


Very quick, thanks! Good to pull


YAAAAASSSSSS


Just for the record: all you need is to have a jekyll processable content to have the site work - like the content of master. Instead you overwrote the whole tree in that branch and made it harder to deploy.


We may also want to consider the icon volume/forward control for people listening on mobile?


how do i access it, i have try access it this and got a error
pp.pprint(p['data']['0']['grade_level']).


`elf.address` should always be preferred to `p_vaddr`


I just realize that we have this one. Can we just use local variable instead of creating static field like this instead? Because I think this static field will be retained by the vm but the purpose is just for removing duplicates it seems.


doesn't support LV
issue #131


@ericnewcomer @nicpottier can y'all provide a bit of background on the `APIAction` model? I'm not super clear what its for, so have not really changed much here (have not added the org-defined webhook headers here)


Yeah, much better, thanks.


I would look in the json file -- just inspect it to see what one of the
records actually looks like and try that value. Make sure to pay
attention to whether or not you're looking at a string or an integer.


it's my fault. will fix it.


That's from @tomgreever's design.


Combine with __load_x86_gadgets into a single function which loads the gadgets based on the current architecture.  I have some other code that does some similar stuff here: https://github.com/zachriggle/pwndbg/blob/master/pwndbg/disasm/__init__.py#L28


But you're right, we can probably use `pmo-restaurant-list`


We do, I forgot to put that like back


This should be converted to use the new-style `Gadget` class in `pwndbg.rop.Gadget`.  Feel free to make any changes to the class you need!  But it's better than a `dict` lookup since we can know it's a `Gadget` vs. any other integer value.


trivial: Could you please fix indent?


Git


According to the [spec](https://github.com/exercism/x-common/blob/master/hello-world.md#specification), no.


@nicpottier @ericnewcomer this is pretty hacky so feel free to say no.. bc I'm basically overloading `WebHookResult.url` to instead contain a dict with the `url` and `headers`

The `WebHookResult` could store all of the prepared request[1] or could just have another field for the headers. If we add a field for headers, it should include org-configured headers and TEMBA_HEADERS bc otherwise were not really storing a complete picture of the request parameters. Assuming `WebHookResult` is intended for auditing and debugging purposes, I'm not sure what the right balance should be in terms of level of detail. When debugging we probably don't need to save enough detail to replay requests, but we do want to give enough detail to be useful. I feel like storing the prepared request is cleaner and a decent compromise, as it will be the best representation of reality.. but will certainly complicate the `WebHookRequest` bc theres not an obvious way to serialize the prepared request and save to the db in a sane way.
Thoughts?

[1] http://docs.python-requests.org/en/latest/user/advanced/#prepared-requests


Install


`modifyed -> modified`


I'm not sure I understand your aversion to DSLs, but ultimately, this is your decision. I think at the very least, that information with the `describe`, `context`, and `it` blocks should be present. The design decision for being 2 or 3 levels deep before making assertions enforces good organization and structure for the tests. As long as that structure is good, and the tests are readable, I'm happy :smile:


I pushed [d422e86..02c6f2a](https://github.com/dxx-rebirth/dxx-rebirth/compare/d422e8656a7b5321b20953ce0ee7bb4163744cb6...02c6f2a9f37b38a7ad37934554e755e5035c3d6c) to fix some of the gcc-4.6 errors.  It still does not work even after all those though.  There is a failure in render due to missing stdlib support.  There are numerous parse errors in net_udp due to incorrect handling of `this` in a `decltype` expression.  There may be other problems I have not yet reached due to those failures.


项目描述
目标：帮助更多的人，足不出户在宿舍就能买到零食，补给等，同时让应用能有市场获得利益。
方法：开发一个web应用，作为客户端，让广大的人通过该应用购买到东西。另一方面，在宿舍楼配备配送点以达到实时配送的目的。
人员管理：推广员-负责该应用的推广宣传工作。配送员-负责项目的配送任务。管理员-负责接单等客服一系列问题。
评估：该项目应该会获得广大的人气，在推广工作时，一定的让利行为可以更好的推广该项目。而且，暂时该同类型的该项目在市场上见得不多市场容易获得，所以获得成功并非很难。
可持续性：该项目在开始之时就能获得广大的人气，在后期可以推广跟多的项目，例如订餐，其他物品等推广，从而做大做宽。


I pushed a workaround in 0fc7b1898c6b946eb5bbd373a64601194cd3c895.


I thought `for ... in` is evil :smiling_imp: `.map` might be the king :crown:


Crash was occurring with `Braintree-Data-Specs`


would applicationPolicyInUse() this be a better name for the method


i have inspected the dataset and student is a str but i have cast 0 to str and still got and error


@madebymunsters DWMR. :+1:


I think this should take into account the old state of smartparens. Maybe the user had it disabled in the first place. So if we enable it everytime he uses a snippet would be troublesome


I'm wondering if there's a better name for this. `old_data` makes it sound like it's not relevant anymore. I'm wondering if `buffered_data` or `pending_data` or `data_buffer` or `data_queue` would be better. Or maybe all it needs is a short descriptive comment.


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This looks OK from the refactoring point-of-view, but we have a bug here that I'm seeing (I'm considering using this `edx-dl` instead of my fork, but I'm bumping into some issues).

Anyway, I will post a bug report about it (I already have a solution for some of the bugs---yes, there are more than one).

Regarding the code, it LGTM.

One question, though: why not offload the problem of downloading subtitles to youtube-dl? Does youtube lack all the languages?


I like ```buffered_data```...  I'll switch that over.  :)


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Good refactoring!


Thanks for the suggestion!
Given that maxSamples_ is unsigned, I'd rather just take out the "< 0" test below.


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Error al crear la thread.


Great. I'm itching to put these regular expressions into a "constants" module, like I did for my fork. What do you think? Referencing them by name would be more informative.


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Error al actualizar la thread.


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Error al guardar un comment nuevo.


This would allow "-2" as a UID due to the boost::lexical_cast<> path above. Might be better to turn uid_t into "long" for this path?


LGTM, apart from another bug that is present here, but I'll file that later. (Yes, I have solved it in my own copy).


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thx Günther :)
Du early adopter!


Excellent! Precisely what I was thinking about in the sense of the tuples being "linked".


This looks good, but I propose that we go one step further and kill these string concatenations of the youtube URL with the video_ids and pass only the video_ids to youtube-dl, since it is smart enough to know that those are meant for youtube.


In a file like this, with loose method definitions and a method call, you're right, it only works with the method call at the end! (: Pretty soon (probably already) you'll be writing pretty much everything in classes and won't have to worry about that much.


For the (near) future, I would like to get rid of all these prints and start using the logging module (and use copious amounts of it for when a user hits a bug and we ask them for a debug trace).

Not only it helps with the users, but I found myself understanding better the program when doing that.


Excellent! We really seem to be converging on our visions. :)


Hehehe


nerf pls


@jden @zaggino 4.1.1 is up on npm


зачем этот файл?


и этот?


Why not just increment cycles unsigned int for the whole CPU at the instruction level?


почему protected?


уберите дефолтный параметр


No, but it does not hurt either. Late night bug fixing... ;)

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+ "\n" -- это криво


virtual зачем?


это зачем?


But when I do some motors may burn! :D
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ну что за бред


зачем эти переменные?


b?


Note: this is due to the `m_object` in `Eigen::Ref<const T>`.

```cpp
// this is the const ref version
template<typename TPlainObjectType, int Options, typename StrideType> class Ref<const TPlainObjectType, Options, StrideType>
  : public RefBase<Ref<const TPlainObjectType, Options, StrideType> >
{
  ...

  protected:
    TPlainObjectType m_object;
};
```

A good read on the subject [here](http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/bz/show_bug.cgi?id=884).


почему полигон и полилиния так по-разному создаются?


зачем default ?


это может быть Point сам по себе


We're changing what is, nominally, a third-party file here. Should we? And if we decide to, shouldn't we also clean up these `#if` conditionals meant to support pre-C99 compilers which we'll never use?


Oh good catch.


это лишнее, я не просил это делать


I think you can return a const char * to script thus saving an extra copy/alloc?


это очень утомительно и тоскливо выглядит


уберите эту гадость?


дублирование кода с полилинией


try using menuconfig command

like this

make ARCH-am CROSS_COMPILE=<your tool chain location> menuconfig

then go to security options

find sony RIC support in it.

and press n to disable it then exit menuconfig and compile kernel.


ворнули копию -- это плохо


No problem, I just wanted to check. :)


почему "ClearList()", а не "Clear()"


Main Server Class


почу тип знаковый?


(size_t) вот это некрасиво, нельзя ли сделать красиво?


здесь же будет не 0 (?)


плохой список у вас получился: метод работает за O(N)


Ok, if you have such a strong opinion I will not discuss it.

Maybe would be useful if you define on a fishtest wiki what is for you a
clear simplification.

2015-05-21 21:52 GMT+02:00 Joona Kiiski <notifications@github.com>:

> I agree that this is not a simplification.
>
> This test is abuse of [-3, 1] bounds and LTC.
>
> These bounds (and LTC) should only be preserved for clear simplifications,
> not for cryptic formulas.
>
> I stop the test because it's not committable in any case.
>
> Please consider more carefully in the future about time controls and
> bounds to use.
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Please hard code this URL into code instead of using the settings. This won't change very often, and it doesn't need to be customized in different portals.


no need to write every  kernel_xxx.clx one by one. guess a simple script can fix that.


add comment


:sake:


FYI, this is an API break. you should add `@internal` instead and not that it will be changed in the next major version.


Nubia is checked with DeviceUtils.isZteAdv


Lembrei do "Vai filhão!"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJb_Jz_ce50
:D


using the immediate parent prevents more complex markup structure. not sure if this is desired.


Explanation is not _what_ was done, but also _why_ it was done so. And we should additionally include explanation into the docs even if it's present in commit message. Otherwise after refactoring we'll loose the commit (the line may be changed by the refactoring).


{} ==  Hash.new { |h,k| h[k] = [] }


No, just do this always


and do this always too.


This is not the way it has been specified in http://www.zenprint.com/index.cfm/docs/soapplaceorder


Changed in 97a0eb608b04c97c58e9c50f4aefe5fe6a5d0316, thanks


Shouldn't this be a `panic!` and not a `fail!`?


gpio_state såväl som gpio_direction för in/out definieras i början av gpio.h.


インデントがずれてるよ！


Oh, stupid git in Netbeans...


I merged your commit and tried again. Unfortunately, it doesn't fix the error.

$ ruby zenprint.rb
----- Files on the server ---------------------
total 123
-rwxrwxrwx  1 ftp      ftp         32271 May 21 00:26 12345-1-FULL.pdf
-rwxrwxrwx  1 ftp      ftp        153497 May 21 22:47 12345.pdf

----- File ordered for printing ---------------
{:Files=>{:FileFormat=>"PDF", :FileName=>"12345.pdf"}}

----- Order format ----------------------------
{:creds=>{:partnerCode=>"some_partner_code", :apiKey=>"some_api_key"}, :partnerOrderId=>"12345", :orderLineItems=>{"LineItem"=>[{:lineItemId=>1, :productId=>27, :projectId=>"", :quantity=>1, :files=>{:Files=>{:FileFormat=>"PDF", :FileName=>"12345.pdf"}}, :shippingData=>{:shipAddress=>{:name=>"Prasad Surase", :address1=>"some address", :address2=>"Wadgaonsheri", :city=>"Pune", :state=>"Maharashtra", :zipCode=>"411014", :countryCode=>"IN", :emailAddress=>"prasadsurase@gmail.com", :mainPhone=>"+91 9701915915"}, :carrier=>"USPS", :shipMethod=>"PR", :returnAddress=>""}}]}, :rushOrder=>0, :orderDate=>#<Date: 2015-05-22 ((2457165j,0s,0n),+0s,2299161j)>, :errors=>""}

----- Response of client.call -----------------
{:creds=>{:partner_code=>"some_partner_code", :api_key=>"some_api_key"}, :rush_order=>false, :partner_order_id=>"12345", :order_date=>#<DateTime: 2015-05-22T00:00:00+00:00 ((2457165j,0s,0n),+0s,2299161j)>, :errors=>{:message=>" Error: Files Missing"}, :order_line_items=>{:line_item=>{:line_item_id=>"1", :product_id=>"27", :project_id=>nil, :quantity=>"1", :files=>nil, :shipping_data=>{:carrier=>"USPS", :ship_method=>"PR", :ship_address=>{:name=>"Prasad Surase", :address1=>"some_address", :address2=>"Wadgaonsheri", :city=>"Pune", :state=>"Maharashtra", :zip_code=>"411014", :country_code=>"IN", :email_address=>"prasadsurase@gmail.com", :main_phone=>"+91 9701915915"}, :return_address=>nil}}}}


why ```Auction.last``` ?


why ```charity.last``` ?


多个参数怎么写？是用 & 吗？值需要 urlEncoded 转一下吗


加个注释吧，//单位毫秒
要不得看到后面的「上面的代码设置请求超时为15秒」一句才知道。


Thanks!


I wanted to modify stuff as few as possible. Can refactor.


Are bids accepted when ```Time.now < Auction.last.start``` ? Is your accepting bids condition complete?


Cloud Code》云代码


Any particular reason you decided to use sys.stdout.write("\n") instead of print(), as the majority of the program uses?


如果有修改，再同步 leanengine_guide-cloudcode.md 中对应的部分哈


what?


I did not know enumerate() existed. Makes the code look a little prettier. I can think of numerous instances where I could have used that instead.


reviewed 2015-05-22 13:10 (2nd round)


put parentheses around SIZE (NAME should not be necessary to enclose because of the weird implications of using a complex expression for the name of the array)


where did this string come from?


where does the actual business come from?


Hi @tpapaz , I have noticed the same thing as @cysin did, that the GPU only takes part in cross-validation.

After some poking around, it seems that the GPU version is slower even if I use the cross-validation, e.g. with a dataset of 200k samples and 16 dimension features, the GPU implementation (based on libsvm 3.1.7, ~25min) is slower than CPU version (latest libsvm 3.20, ~20min).

p.s. My hardware is Intel E5-2620 and Nvidia Tesla K10. The GPU reports only 3% of usage.

Regards~


You must use compass mixin of box-shadow
Refs http://compass-style.org/examples/compass/css3/box_shadow


Transform is not working in ie, have you wrote any fallback for ie


I think you must give width in % instead of px to make it responsive, what you say ?


Never ever use rgba color because it is not supported by ie


Always make a one character space after colon (:)


No need of writing webkit transform just use compass library.


Use compass mixin


Have u test it responsiveness, i think you should use %, please test it once


The commit message is bogus; sorry 'bout that.
This actually asures, that

    var tid = ajaxify.variables.get('topic_id');

can read from ajaxify.variables.


What's the need of table-cell here


@edolstra: Since 8be00dc71dbe409447feddc42d26bdfaf38703a4, the dependency is now optional.


Use compass library


Try to use compass library


Should "world" be capitalized?  "Hello, world!" vs "Hello, World!"


Sure ! That comment was there so I remember to just put a note about volatile. Done now.


Okay. Thanks!

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[Warface China is RIP]
At 11:00 on June 18, 2015 , the official stopped the game operators , shut down the game servers, players can not log in the game ;


this function isn't used outside consensus so it doesn't need to be exported at all.


1. We can't dereference `plugin` before the `isNull()` check... so this condition needs to be pushed directly into the `if`
2. We probably need to notify the user somehow why the plugin wasn't added..


What's the need of this image


Haha :D ja wenn frage hesch seisch eifach


Yes, there was no existing content in the wiki. But, something like contribution guidelines belongs in the wiki, not in the git repo itself. The git repo should only be used for housing the source.

Regarding content in the wiki, I think we will have more soon. I was thinking of having wiki pages for "Latex Port Guidelines", "Latex Port Status", "Organization of the Source Code", etc. I am organizing the "latex" branch as modularly as possible with Makefiles to assist in building the final output pdf. This should be well documented, possibly in the wiki. Also, I think README.md is not clear enough especially in the "Contributing" section. All this need to be cleared up, possibly by moving parts of it to the wiki, and elaborating on it. So, by all means, the wiki will expand in time.

Things such as the pdf and other generated output do not belong in the git repo either. They should be removed too.


This is the wrong approach to take for something like this.  `window.location.replace` should be used instead:

See http://stackoverflow.com/a/506004/8985


What's the need of this blank line


@TheMarex - yes, done in 7cc8d86


Why you wrote this function.


Commenting is wrong


Lobi


Thanks for the mention!


If you don't like bashism, what about changing "type -P" into "command -v"?


Hi.  Why do you change the value of MAPCACHE_FILE_LOCKED instead of assigning value 7 to MAPCACHE_CACHE_RELOAD?


I am not sure about this module https://www.drupal.org/project/css_injector, but i think we can use this module to add css file on different pages.


No problem! I meant to do it for 0.9.9 but I completely forgot.


good


Are u sure about this id #block-views-our-portfolio-block--2, it has suffix --2 it give me some doubt.


Tested for Seyeong, it works for me, thanks, good work!


I am a bit confused on this name change... The purpose of this method is to return a formatted and concatenated string for special keys (effectively formatting the concatenated string to have a highlight-effect for these special keys that were pressed). This new name implies that it includes regular keys, too. If it did, the output would appear strange. This method also doesn't have any ties to the log; it has only the function of formatted concatenation and does not append any data to the log...


Are you sure about 400px, i think you should give it in %.


Nope, tough the result (except for the return *type*) is the same :)


Yep, I did. `ace-jump-buffer` uses `ace-jump-mode` and I don't want to use it in Prelude anymore. Perhaps you migrate it to `avy`. `ace-window` actually uses `avy` (the name is pretty confusing, but @abo-abo thinks it's better not to rename it).


We are running a continuous integration server for our repositories. Since we have dependencies to the Care-O-bot repositories also the COB related tests get executed.

That's how we came across this.

The package is only available in the hydro_dev branch right now. Will it be part of an official Hydro release soon, i.e. available as debian package?


can't wait for it :)


I think you should give it in %.


谢谢回复，再次验证了“可能是我现在对HanLP的了解还太片面。” 而且"可能"成"确定"了   -_-|||
不过，我想我会更深入地了解这个项目，因为对NLP的兴趣，更因为代码中详尽清晰且友好的注释，谢谢你。
在学习的过程中，不免会遇到些问题(甚至可能很初级)，如果有可能的话，希望你在有空的时候能够帮我解释部分问题。当然，我尽量不提无脑问题，以免浪费你的时间 :)

看了下Segment类，看到了config.threadNumber默认配置为1，并且使用循环的方式启动线程，我想，如果能够使用线程池的方式来做，是不是会更好些？最佳启动线程数量与机器配置相关，而通过使用Runtime.availableProcessors可以获取机器的CPU核数量，我在做的时候，一般采用这个值乘以2或者3做为默认线程(池)数量。你可以根据你的整体项目需求，判断这些是否对你有所帮助。

欢迎继续拍 :laughing:


A `--all` option for the rt-externalize-attachments script would help admins to re-index larger attachments if they change the ExternalStorageCutoffSize later.


you are downgrading karma-jasmine. was your node_modules up to date when shrinkwrapping?


yeah, lots of downgrades..


use compass mixin


this is a big diff. is it because of another unrelated fix in clang format? or did you tweak the rules?

I don't think that this is actually making the code more readable.


Always make a space after : in css


Just a small correction for the documentation, I meant to state:
"If there <b>were any valid special keys</b> in the special keys string builder, give it (...)"


TY!


What's the need of this property here ?


本当ですね。vimの設定の問題かもしれません、修正します。


Use compass mixin


@Jauny


Merci, en attendant Sarakha j'ai changé ça a la mano et ça fonctionne bien.
Tu sais comment on peut adapter ça a couch et sick ?


Never use rgba, it is not supported by ie


I know its bad practice to split methods into two different areas of function, but this will work fine for now.
It first checks to see if the list of pressed keys contains a modifier key, if it does it appends the data with the special font, if it doesn't contain a modifier key it appends normally.  The OnKeyDown and KeyPress events we have set up need to process keys separately from each other, depending on which key is pressed.  This is because the OnKeyDown takes the raw input Key pressed, while KeyPress has already translated the unicode character of a key (if it can).  Take a look at my newest commit, I've added some logic to handling in these events and everything is working fine from what I've tested.


Let's talk. :)

I did not understand if you talking about the template or the host configuration.

The template indeed did not work, which means I have to upload a templ manually.

But the host config worked fine and my agent connects just good in the first run. Don't need to restart anything.

Cheers,
Wilder

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Wrong spell and wrong commenting style


Are you sure about this selector because it name is columu instead of column.


Remove this two blank line


test


Target only the first-child


Try to write in this way

            ul li {
              a {
                color:$white;
                &:hover {
                  color: $blue;
                }
              }
            }


Fair enough!
Also something on the lines of submitting issues, currently the issues page is a mess.


Empty expression are valid as JSXChild


Are you sure about padding in px instead of %


Do you want to split this even into Accept bitcoin directly or accept bitcoin as USD?


true.
parents, on the other hand, loads the whole DOM into this variable, which is a bit much.
but we could use a css class on the parent node (e.g. ``cart_action_wrapper``) and traverse to it like so ``node.closest("cart_action_wrapper")``


Why you make this display as table-cell, explain ?


add IMAGE


OK, the patch seems OK but please increment the DatabaseHelper.SCHEMA_VERSION otherwise everyone applying this patch would have to delete the DB. Otherwise it is working nice!


@zyx0225 ^^^


ooops!


Yeah, that was my biggest problem besides the message pump. The problem I was messing with was deciding what I need to take from each.
What I was referring to with the methods, I did not mean to imply poor practice at all. I just wanting to point out the important fact that the method name is "AppendKeysToLog". My point was that it does not append anything to the log file or the log file's buffer. It is pretty important to make sure that it is known that it has no relationship with the log file or the log file's buffer. It is just a method to concatenate the keys. Maybe it should be an extension method. Never can have enough of those. :)


> unlzexe

I see there is a Request For Package for Commander Genius, if this gets packaged, there would also be a standalone `unlzexe` package, that can be installed without Commander Genius and used to package the data needed by refkeen.

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=737587


Good point.


What's the need of display: table here.


What's the need of this css property -webkit-backface-visibility


Done in 2475a6a2393c2b3fd0d53a351ebc41a86c04639e.


Because I understand, and agree with, why the setting isn't settable by software.  A user wants the setting to always be the way they picked it to be.  If they set it to silent, they probably don't want the software setting it back to audible.  The only reason it's in TERMINAL: is because that's how we typically adjust the settings in the GUI terminal.  If anything I was considering removing it entirely from the TERMINAL structure so the GUI terminal is just as resistant to the attempt to change the setting as a telnet terminal typically is.


The issue I am trying to solve is that if there is no accelerometer updates happening (the device is still) then the plugin won't return current position.

@xmnboy do you have the same issue without my changes or is is caused by my changes?


If the XMLElement is not defined, it will try to treat the Element as non intrinsic element.
It differs from the JSX Behavior that use a regex to determine if the name is an intrinsic element one or not.
https://github.com/facebook/react/blob/0.13-stable/vendor/fbtransform/transforms/react.js#L43


@tylerhyperHD Because the listener is for a foreign plugin, and thus a bridge to that plugin.


The customer functionality is not finished yet so I think it would make sense to rename this as we continue to work on that.


(Also be sure to do this in lighty-<captiveportalname>-CaptivePortal.conf, which seems to generate from lighty-webConfigurator.conf)
and


really?


Why you deleted redstone lamps?


Nitpick: While Keil MDK and ARM RVDS share the same compiler (*), there are a few differences in supported command line options and each toolchain comes with different libraries (IIRC, RVDS does not have MicroLib).

(*) It is basically the two .exe-s merged together and doing if(ExistsKeilLicense()) compileMdk(); else compileRvds();


yeah!


Bug report


大大是厉害啊


This is great


> personally, i like more the ISO standard for dates, so maybe os.date('%F %T %z')?

My choice was inspired by the industry standard, i.e. Cisco IOS :)  But I'd be fine with your suggestion.  Or make it configureable?

Anyway, I guess that this hack will eventually be replaced by a more sophisticated logging facility.


Ah crud - wrong documentation.  The actual suffix name is just ``REVERSE`` - (Seemed redundant to say "SCREEN" when this is already in the TERMINAL object.  One of these days we really need to implement the automatic generation of the docs from the suffix code so this mismatch stops happening.)


Cool! Now I understand what you were trying to explain me yesterday waiting the undeground :)


can u explain this code


hello


试试看 `pip install -e .[test]` ？

Install Options:
  -e, --editable <path/url>   Install a project in editable mode (i.e.
                              setuptools "develop mode") from a local project
                              path or a VCS url.


echo 'write by lichao';


Why build a new Hash and merge ? How about
```
values["item_name_#{index + 1}"] = wbid.item.name
```


Why not just `return gamepad.checkStatus(input, JUST_PRESSED)` in these functions?


Fixes the \ not being immediately parsed and adds command line functionality.


@dadi11 This is for Korean telephony signal, with LTE. I haven't seen about that.
Is there a problem in Lollipop?


great. I've slowly been phasing it out.


有没有更好的页面啊


@tonylotts The PR is merged. You can try again with `SPC ;`.


comment line


Thanks. Fixed


Hi,
I m trying to create a Xmpptcpconnection
using the following configuration.

XMPPTCPConnectionConfiguration.Builder conf = XMPPTCPConnectionConfiguration
				.builder();
		// conf.setServiceName(JidCreate.domainBareFrom("10.0.0.8"));
		conf.setServiceName("10.0.0.8");
		conf.setUsernameAndPassword("martin", "123");
		conf.setSecurityMode(SecurityMode.disabled);
		conf.setPort(5280);
		// conf.setLegacySessionDisabled(true);
		conf.setCompressionEnabled(false);
		TLSUtils.acceptAllCertificates(conf);
		connection = new XMPPTCPConnection(conf.build());

		// System.out.println("Port : " + connection.getPort());

		connection.connect();

		connection.login();

		send("Hi, what's up?");

		connection.disconnect();
		System.out.println("Disconnected without Exception");

we are using the prosody server.

but on server side i  m just getting
May 22 11:48:48 socket	debug	server.lua: accepted new client connection from 10.0.0.8:60806 to 5280

and on client side
m getting
Exception in thread "main" org.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException$NoResponseException: No response received within reply timeout. Timeout was 300000ms (~300s). Used filter: No filter used or filter was 'null'.
	at org.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException$NoResponseException.newWith(SmackException.java:106)
	at org.jivesoftware.smack.SmackException$NoResponseException.newWith(SmackException.java:85)
	at org.jivesoftware.smack.SynchronizationPoint.checkForResponse(SynchronizationPoint.java:253)
	at org.jivesoftware.smack.SynchronizationPoint.checkIfSuccessOrWait(SynchronizationPoint.java:146)
	at org.jivesoftware.smack.SynchronizationPoint.checkIfSuccessOrWaitOrThrow(SynchronizationPoint.java:125)
	at org.jivesoftware.smack.tcp.XMPPTCPConnection.connectInternal(XMPPTCPConnection.java:837)
	at org.jivesoftware.smack.AbstractXMPPConnection.connect(AbstractXMPPConnection.java:360)
	at eu.geekplace.xmpp.testclient.TCPTest.runTestSubclass(TCPTest.java:41)
	at eu.geekplace.xmpp.testclient.SmackTest.runTest(SmackTest.java:42)
	at eu.geekplace.xmpp.testclient.TCPTest.main(TCPTest.java:20)

So plz suggest me how to creat a successful connection.


Согласен, не нужен


I suggest you to split this into 3 commits.

What you're doing is basically 3 things:

- Fixing formatting per pep8 (self sufficient, doesn't depend on other things, just needs to go first in the sequence not to break tox test runs)
- Adding unittests (self sufficient, tests could be executed without tox)
- Adding tox support

That sounds like a 3 separate commits.


据说加个 `sudo: false` 会用他们的 docker 实例排队会快一些


What's the reason of this change?


Не совсем понятно, почему он вам не понравился. Может быть, потому что это хак и получается как бы дефолтный конструктор что противоречит заданию?


Согласен, тут не нужен


Чем плох '\n'?


Енам указывает фабрике на то, какие создавать фигуры, АВ, АС - ширина и высота ректа


исправил


```python
args = [] if args is None else args
kwargs = {} if kwargs is None else kwargs
return f(*args, **kwargs)
```


Nope, that was left over from whatever test I copy & pasted that.


Просто полилиния создается пустой, а потом в ее лист точек добавляются точки


Чтобы не было неопределенных значений енама


@maxbonomi I think "long long" is only available in c++11, so that we should add a test to configure if you really need it.
Another possibility is to use "size_t" (which does not require c++11) instead of "long long". Notice that since you use it as an index of a vector (for the dense grid), anything larger than size_t would be wrong anyway. But if you really need "long long" for sparse grids then we have to add a check in the configure.


Kyrill, I think the right way would be
 by default to have cmd.exe-popen and not any cygwin tweaks. There could be
some compile-time variable e.g. "KALDI_CYGWIN_COMPAT" (or whatever you feel
will express the purpose best) and after enabling it, use the bash-popen
and anything else you need to have the scripts running. Also. it would be
good if the code would look like

#ifdef KALDI_CYGWIN_COMPAT
  #include <base/cygwin_support.h>
#endif

int popen(...) {
  #ifndef KALDI_CYGWIN_COMPAT
    return _cmd_popen(...)
  #else
    return _bash_popen(...)
  #endif
}

the _bash_* and _cygwin_* functions would be then defined in an include
file "cygwin_support.h"
I think your arguments are valid. But I feel having the cygwin/scripts
compatibility layer enabled by default might lead to confusion and overall
it would be harder to provide help/support -- look in what way the majority
of people ask for advice -- they are not really providing any technical
details or leads, so it's basically a guessing game (even though Dan
particularly is very good at it and me, well, I'm getting slowly better:).
So I don't want to add something that would make the guessing even harder.
Yes, we do not plan to  extensively support windows anyways, but I guess
there will be questions on the list and we will try to provide answers.
So, let's make it simple by default.

y.

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> makes it quite hard to write any complex scripts. On a side note, they
> tried it the second time with powershell, and, in my opinion, blew it
> again--the language is inconsistent, with some simple things merely not
> doable. I keep Cygwin around for any kind of scripting tasks.
>
> cmd quoting algoritm
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> is very simple though: just double every quote. Not that it makes it fun to
> write, as quotes double, then quadruple, then octuple. Never had them, er,
> hexadecuple, though. Yet.
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Я ее уберу, но непонятно чем она плоха?


Should be static?


Изначально, когда был дефолтный параметр, это был специальный конструктор точки, которая была объектом внутри какого-то элемента, например ректа, для просто точки использовался конструктор с именем


But what if someone mutates it :trollface:


ffffff


Не понятно, что именно утомительно и тоскливо выглядит?


It's empty so no can do :smile:


@tomschr I don't think this is correct but maybe you have an idea.


поправил


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/15314/testReport/) for this commit**


why is this date hard-coded?


Сделал красиво


Почему? 0 там получается


@GiovanniBussi well, unsigned is a bit restrictive for me... what is the problem of having c++11 codes? Isn't this the new standard for c++?


Do I get it right that tests make real connection to a running libvirt?


This should have rather been fixed by `sed/server_url/server/`: https://github.com/kuba/lets-encrypt-preview/commit/8dac7daf87a9704874a1924d4a14a50373cd7c2e (now part of #400)


Круто! И по названию коммита теперь всё понятнее!) Молодец!


I have already removed it . Thanks


ок!


grrr
```Auction.last```


@GiovanniBussi by the way, I get so many warning: xxx is a C++11 extension when compiling stuff from other parts of the code.


хорошо, принято!)


aaaaaaaaaaa


To me reading from local chunkserver seems like a reasonable default. You should not be having any issues with that unless you have an abnormal data concentration.

Normally with many chunkservers each individual chunkserver hosts just a fraction of data in the cluster. Random access (and random distribution of data) makes it improbable to local chunkserver to have much of the accessed data. That's what we observe in our network.
We also have a server with ~15 HDDs allocated to LizardFS -- at the moment this server have a copy of every chunk in the cluster. Local access also not causing any problems on this server because data is randomly distributed between 15 local HDDs and number of local (rotational) disks compensate for their individual slowness (just like number of chunkservers helps to distribute load between them).

On local gigabit network reading from local chunkservers reduces network congestion and makes access faster in most cases. We do not have a 10 GB dedicated backbone or anything like that so prioritising local chunkservers works fairly well.

Besides I reckon it is not a parallel read from local chunkserver causing problems for you (at least not directly). As I've mentioned local reads will be naturally distributed unless you have all (or most) of your data on local HDD and very few chunkservers.
Any distributed parallel network storage needs more than few nodes to work effectively. I suspect that the real problem might be that overwriting data takes longer than necessary when local chunkserver is under load.
This could be a problem for mixing slow/fast HDDs and/or slow/fast nodes as well -- I've opened #270 and #271 to address this problem.

I'll do some testing with and without this option to get more insights.


eeeeeeeeeee


вообще – всё можно сделать) Но мы будем делать только простые формы. Соцсети – через шрифт или свг будем.


Please update README/documentation for this command.

Thanks


Классно! Скоро станешь css-ninja)


This should probably be:

```js
en: gettext('English'),
```

Otherwise the extractor won't know that `English` is a string that needs to be extracted for translations.


## The following functions calculate the inverse of a matrix and saves it
## to the cache such that the next time the user attempts to calculate the
## matrix inverse, the previously saved value is returned instead of
## repeating the calculation.

## This function creates a special "matrix" object, which is really a list
## containing a function to
## 1. set the value of the matrix
## 2. get the value of the matrix
## 3. set the value of the inverse
## 4. get the value of the inverse

makeCacheMatrix <- function(x = matrix()) {
  ## create a matrix object x and some associated sub-functions/methods

  ## define the cache m
  m <- NULL
  set <- function(y) {
    x <<- y ## assign the input matrix y to the variable x in the
    ## parent environment
    m <<- NULL ## re-initialize m in the parent environment to null
  }
  get <- function() x ## return the matrix x
  setinverse <- function(inverse) m <<- inverse ## set the cache m equal
  ## to the inverse of the matrix x
  getinverse <- function() m ## return the cached inverse of x
  list(set = set, get = get,
       setinverse = setinverse,
       getinverse = getinverse)
}

## The following function calculates the inverse of the special "matrix" created
## with the above function. However, it first checks to see if the inverse
## has already been caclulated. If so, it 'get's the inverse from the cache
## and skips the computation. Otherwise, it calculates the matrix inverse
## and sets the value of the inverse in the cache via the 'setinverse' function.

cacheSolve <- function(x, ...) {
  ## Return a matrix that is the inverse of 'x'

  m <- x$getinverse()
  if(!is.null(m)) {
    message("getting cached data")
    return(m)
  }
  data <- x$get()
  m <- solve(data, ...)
  x$setinverse(m)
  m
}


There are few c++11 compilers around (eg the gcc on Travis doesn't support c++11). I guess most compilers support long long anyway, but we should provide an alternative for those who doesn't. I think defining a type such as plumed_llong to either long or long long could be flexible enough. Besides this, I don't think you can use a negative number as an index in an std::vector, so that would only work for sparse grids

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> @GiovanniBussi well, unsigned is a bit restrictive for me... what is the problem of having c++11 codes? Isn't this the new standard for c++?
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Если был бы блоком, то логичнее было назвать просто `logo`


Yes but that's not our fault. It is that specific version of MPI which is not standard. I think we should write standard code at least in the parts that are compulsory

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> @GiovanniBussi by the way, I get so many warning: xxx is a C++11 extension when compiling stuff from other parts of the code.
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Might be a bit less cramped without the badge style:

![screen shot 2015-05-22 at 4 47 58 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1239550/7765553/71d7064a-00a2-11e5-972f-59c3fb3d8117.png)


Why debouncing / preventing event default here?


It should be Model::get() instead of just 'get'

You should be calling the get method on the Model (to fetch the fork.settings service) on the container, and then the get method on this service to fetch the settings from it :)


You'd need to set opts to `{}`, too.


If you find c++11 stuff which is not in MPI  headers we should remove it (or protect it with some macro defined by configure)

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>
> @GiovanniBussi by the way, I get so many warning: xxx is a C++11 extension when compiling stuff from other parts of the code.
>
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Хотелось, чтобы этот метод принимал параметры `a, denga`, и имел бы в себе только `if(a >= denga) {...}`. Возвращал бы `true`, если `a >= denga`, иначе - `false`.


Code style


Because I'm not sure who should search for associated items, here audio files. If the caller should do, e.g., dvdplayer, the method below should be used.


Не будем накапливать закоментированный код - удалим его.


Since we support multi-sim in emualtor, each sim should have separated cache. Please put cache in ```struct ASimCardRec_```.


great!


Just saw this so wanted to ask as I have tried to change my kernel to zram from zswap MANY times without success. Thought maybe I was forgetting something all those times so tried this but I run into the same issue. I get reboot on screen off and my WiFi stops working when I build the kernel with zram instead of zswap. You have any suggestions please? lol, ANY input is appreciated as I would much prefer to use zram but clearly don't want it bad enough to give up WiFI and have a rebooting device. Thank you in advance, I know you've worked on this device/kernel tree for some time so thought you would be a great person to ask. Thanks again


постараюсь глянуть и сказать... сейчас затрудняюсь, код с дизом не под рукой. Самое главное понять: это блок или элемент блока))


There are multiple things about the error handling here that I don't like:

* some classes having special cases for multiple errors (instead of a distinct representer for multiple errors)
* this big case statement
* somewhere upstream an `ActiveRecord` `errors` object is initialized in an inverted fashion and some code here expects that (i.e. not `fieldName -> errorMessage`, but `someErrorId -> fieldNameOrArray`)

**tl; dr:** In the course of 4.2 development I want to clean up that error handling mess...


多个值用 & 连接，这个工具应该是自己 urlEncoded 的。
这段文档是从之前文档移动过来了，除了第一行推荐用其他三方库的描述之外，没有改动。


@Fuuzetsu: And adb7581459f1351272e9a220723aa9f9db29963c allows to specify fewer languages now.


```
$ fzf --version
0.9.12
```

`git branch -r FF` works as expected for me. I assume `git branch -r | fzf` does work for you, right?


I double checked this. The code was incorrectly indented because there's an arrow function somewhere upstream of this, and it's ruining the indent of everything below.

It is actually more readable - this now has the correct +2 indentation, and methods of the class that are single line do get collapsed onto a single line, as they should.


Thx! Sometimes I think outside the box ;)


Looking good! :+1:


go


@machisuji Mind my comment about the existing shared examples for error responses. However, now that there is a new error message you will probably need to change some expectations...


@rodfersou Please, don't study this.

I was re-implementing code I wrote for an older tiles version and was not aware that actully p.a.tiles already implements imagescaling and code in this commit is never called.

@hvelarde @cguardia I'd like to fix this imagescaling issue by fixing scale storage in p.a.tiles to store the images into persistent tile data.

Because the way how tile data is accessed, imagescales should be "manually" copied from old data to new date in edit form. Would it be better to copy them or just clear tile specific imagescales store after each edit?


Mostly looks good, but since this is sim operation, it makes more sense to put it in __sim_card.c__, like how we handle ```+CRSM```.


@martynjames ah, of course, thanks for noticing that! I apologise for the mistake. I'll fix that and will tag you in the PR for review


Yes, it is. But we use nginx proxy_pass to access to usbmonitor REST API. Ngnix process is run with "www-data" user, so there is permission denied when we try to access to "usbmonitor" socket.


Not sure, at the moment it prevent stream details extraction while browsing.


@pmlopes sorry didn't understand the last comment.
=> i don't think you need to override hasRole and hasPermission because you can do that in the SQL statement right? You might have a complex schema and then the sql statements will include joins and so forth..

Lets rewind a bit. The point I wanted to make is that hasPermission() does a strict equality check. Our app is using Shiro and we are converting it to Vertx 3. If a user has the permission 'users:*', it means that it has the implied permission 'users:create', 'users:delete', etc... so permission.equals doesn't do the job

I wrote my own provider based on elasticsearch so I am fine, I can return my own user implementation that checks permissions the way I want.

However, generally speaking matching roles and permission is application specific and could be provider by users. One possible solution would be to add an interface:
AuthorisationMatcher {
   boolean roleMatch(String role1, string role2);
   boolean permissionMatch(String perm1, String perm2);
}

Another solution would be that by default, Vertx checks permissions using the class WildCardPermission from Shiro. Copy/paste the Shiro code directly in Vertx.
The advantage is that users using Shiro and migrating to Vertx do not have to do anything. it just works for them. Also if permissions do not contain wildcard, it would give the same result than str.equals(otherString)

my 2 cents


buttholding


Yes :-)


FYI, this is a bugfix, because it is no longer possible to use the method in the RC1 release (see #265).


感谢建议，我很乐意解释这些challenge的问题，特别是很多代码还比较简单粗暴，也许你有更好的实现。我对多线程了解不多，线程池只看过别人用过，暂时没时间去研究它。

既然你有兴趣深入了解，我会提供应有的帮助。同时，我很期待你的pull request，你可以加入自己的注释，我会校对它，你也可以用更优雅的实现去替换我那些糟糕的实现，这才是开源项目的意义。

我现在的TODO列举如下：

0. 多线程。特别是config类不是线程安全的，这是个瑕疵。另外并行化分词用线程池的确要优雅一些。
0. Segment的重构不够清晰，基于词典、基于词语、基于字这三大类分词器分别有一些方法可以公用，但是目前代码没整理好。
0. Vertex类被很多算法公用，所以一种算法利用到的成员对另一种算法来讲就是赘余的，很丑陋。
0. GenerateWordNet方法是性能的瓶颈位置，怎么保证图的联通同时保证效率是个难题。过度优化没考虑清楚出过好几次bug，现在虽然绝对不会出bug，但是感觉损失了30ms的性能（百万字小说做测试）。
0. 序列化。我自己实现了一套简陋的“序列化”工具，主要用nio读取byte数组，然后转成double等等。虽然比java的序列化要快非常多，但是中间的exception都忽略了，不够优雅。由于是一下子读完整个文件，内存峰值会很大。另外，生成的bin文件也没有版本标记，经常有用户搞错版本导致不兼容。
0. 人名识别等，人名识别虽然效果还行，但是吃掉了太多的性能。在我的AMD A10 CPU（很差的CPU）上，不开启人名识别可以跑到175万字每秒，开了后只有75万字每秒。未来我想优化这个模块，宁可牺牲一些效果也要提高速度。我想仅对有机会成为人名的片段执行人名识别，这样会快一些。
0. CRF分词的Table中有一列是赘余的，只用到了这一列每个词语的长度，未来用一个整型数组就可以替换掉。
0. CRF分词的特征函数是用BinTrie储存的，这个BinTrie的特点是首字hash。然而特征函数都是以U0123开头的，没有充分利用这个特点。

如果你有兴趣，也可以尝试改造这些糟糕的地方。


LGTM


Kesalp


部分给你发 就过好几个号


public static void main(String [] args){

}


このコードを実行してみたところ、以下のようなエラーが出て止まってしまいました。
コードの中身は何もいじっていません。

>
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "restaurant_kusano.py", line 35, in <module>
    dbcur.execute(query)
  File "C:\Users\Naoya Sho\AppData\Local\Continuum\Anaconda\lib\site-packages\my
sql\connector\cursor.py", line 507, in execute
    self._handle_result(self._connection.cmd_query(stmt))
  File "C:\Users\Naoya Sho\AppData\Local\Continuum\Anaconda\lib\site-packages\my
sql\connector\connection.py", line 722, in cmd_query
    result = self._handle_result(self._send_cmd(ServerCmd.QUERY, query))
  File "C:\Users\Naoya Sho\AppData\Local\Continuum\Anaconda\lib\site-packages\my
sql\connector\connection.py", line 640, in _handle_result
    raise errors.get_exception(packet)
mysql.connector.errors.DatabaseError: 1265 (01000): Data truncated for column 'a
lcohol' at row 1

geoplaces2.csv　というファイルのalcoholというカラムでなぜか引っかかっているみたいです。
これより順番が前のファイル（chefmozaccept.csvなど）については問題なく格納できています。
今のところ原因は不明なのですが、同様の症状が出る方はいますか？


:beers: for you sir


good


Just some tabs in the verilog and the generated vhdl file.


http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11133785/best-data-type-and-length-to-use-for-msisdn-storage - I'll go for it


There are some references in qsf to __mnDualHostifGpio_ddr3_emif_0_p0.
If we run the tcl again, they would be __mnSocShmemGpio_ddr3_emif_0_p0.
Is it okay?


Great, many thanks for this contribution @IanYates ! My only concern is, if you could also provide a few unit tests to confirm the correctness of this change?


Ok. I will


#1 this plugin will replace all string literal with "ICAnHazYourStringLiterls"


I get it with MSVC 2010 (32-bit build): `..\..\..\..\snowman\src\3rd-party\capstone\capstone\arch\ARM\ARMInstPrinter.c(1290): warning C4244: 'function' : conversion from 'uint64_t' to 'bool', possible loss of data [C:\yegor\buildslave\nas-master-msvc2010-32-qt-4_7-ea64\build\3rd-party\capstone\capstone\capstone-static.vcxproj]`

The CMake flags are: `'cmake' '-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=install-prefix' '-G' 'Visual Studio 10' '-DQT_NAMESPACE=QT' '-DIDA_PLUGIN_ENABLED=YES' '-DIDA_64_BIT_EA_T:BOOL=ON' '../snowman/src'`

Do you need any help in setting up CI for Capstone? :-)


@mingo-x you can replace all string literal with "Mie" ....


clever.


Thanks, I will check it again!


Thanks, I will fix this!


Wouldn't it be sufficient to compare BaseSolution == Project.Solution?


need a main method... not arg:Any ... but `arg: Array[String]` with became java's main entry at last.


now the first hometask is started.


How many bytes of this buffer are actually used? This change effectively reduces the buffer size from 150 to 148.

Because 150/4 = 37.5, the compiler will truncate the size to 37 *4 = 148.


I would put this code inside the initialization of the client val, so that we do not have half-initialized client.


What's about the .po files? Would be great to explain in the readme.md if they should be uploaded too and where. Second: How to integrate files like admin-de_DE.mo? Is it enough to retain the original name: admin-de_DE.mo or should it be default-admin-de_DE.mo?


supposed to be a permalink, in case I move out of shiny apps. hope to convince Paul to give me a shiny server


@jalle19 As far as I can see this setting has no reason to be named like it is atm.


@rsafonseca Done. I took out this snippet instead of reverting the whole bunch.


このコードを実行してみたところ、以下のようなエラーが出て止まってしまいました。
コードの中身は何もいじっていません。

>
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "restaurant_kusano.py", line 35, in <module>
    dbcur.execute(query)
  File "C:\Users\Naoya Sho\AppData\Local\Continuum\Anaconda\lib\site-packages\my
sql\connector\cursor.py", line 507, in execute
    self._handle_result(self._connection.cmd_query(stmt))
  File "C:\Users\Naoya Sho\AppData\Local\Continuum\Anaconda\lib\site-packages\my
sql\connector\connection.py", line 722, in cmd_query
    result = self._handle_result(self._send_cmd(ServerCmd.QUERY, query))
  File "C:\Users\Naoya Sho\AppData\Local\Continuum\Anaconda\lib\site-packages\my
sql\connector\connection.py", line 640, in _handle_result
    raise errors.get_exception(packet)
mysql.connector.errors.DatabaseError: 1265 (01000): Data truncated for column 'a
lcohol' at row 1

geoplaces2.csv　というファイルのalcoholというカラムでなぜか引っかかっているみたいです。
これより順番が前のファイル（chefmozaccept.csvなど）については問題なく格納できています。
enum関数がうまく動いてないようですが、同様の症状が出る方はいますか？


make your own! you get 20 months of DO server, do ittttt

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Suggestion: make it a separate method, so those that call remote pages have to do so explicitly.

Or, perhaps better, a method to whitelist domains which has to be done prior to the call.


@hannesgredler To put this on master branch, we would like a pcap test file.


Have you seen how popular Jonathan Blow's videos of him just coding are? A handful of little narrated Jeff bugfixes might give him a run for his money.


Did you restart the webserver? (Console option 11)


"robuster" soll sich erst noch zeigen. Vor der Umstellung auf den Generator ist die Replikation praktisch nie durchgelaufen.


@mnot: The `origin-clean` flag isn't the issue. In fact, canvas fingerprinting generally doesn't require cross-origin data at all: simply loading text into a canvas, exporting it via `toDataURL`, and hashing the result. The same text in the same font will yield subtly different results on different computers.


@ryanbalfanz Turns out in order for my CSS3 media query to work I needed to add this meta tag. After some searching I found this post on Stackoverflow and it works well now.


It would be reasonable to note that this has impacts on usability, ranging from annoying to catastrophic.


ja, ich bin dran


I think Nick was making a distinction between fingerprinting that's purely passive (e.g. network-stack level differences in requests (header ordering, time skew, packet-level detail, etc), and fingerprinting that is based upon features exposed to an execution context. That seems like a reasonable distinction to discuss.


s/You/Your/


Shocking typo!


Oh, ok....I thought this was already released. Thanks for pointing this out @frederikhegger

@ipa-nhg @ipa-fmw:
Are we going to release this into Hydro? According to [this](http://wiki.ros.org/Distributions/Timeline#Support_Timeline), Hydro will soon experience End-Of-Support...Are there still syncs for Hydro?