Your app looks awesome!


Don't forget the slash right after the call to the bloginfo function.


It's implicit, because you're not sending or receiving anything, and it's also not error and not finished, so it must be paused, but I think it's good to still be explicit about it in the comments.


Isn't using static device numbers deprecated? See https://github.com/raspberrypi/linux/blob/rpi-3.18.y/drivers/misc/vc04_services/interface/vchiq_arm/vchiq_arm.c#L2811 (not usually a shining example) for a way to do it dynamically.


Gah, this looks like a good find.  One question: why does it default to owning all partitions in that case?  Shouldn't it raise an exception to the user?


This is the same line as in your previous comment, but on 2 different commits. I was probably updating the PR while you were reviewing.


Yes - my comments disappeared.


Awesome... Wihoo!!!! :)


Missing \
;-)


Shouldn't this `<script>` tag be inside the `<html>` and `<body>` tags?


Change `class`es to simply the word "classes" and same for structs.


Does ${event status} work here instead of writing the generated name directly?


We shouldn't have to hardcode this. I created an issue: https://github.com/NativeScript/NativeScript/issues/145


We are served an xz compressed binary My_Ped_11ceeee7565e3bbd5c9db2c1a791236f which decompresses to
![1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574178/4f02afae-f7f9-11e4-9940-bb1300ef57e5.png)

to find some more details on the file xxd | head was ran
xxd My_Ped_11ceeee7565e3bbd5c9db2c1a791236f~ | head

0000000: 376b 5374 a031 83d3 8cb2 28b0 d37a 5051  7kSt.1....(..zPQ
0000010: 0201 0700 0000 0000 0000 0001 6a44 4332  ............jDC2
0000020: 3031 3530 3530 3830 3630 3231 3763 3030  0150508060217c00
0000030: 3030 3030 3030 3031 0038 206a 4443 0100  00000001.8 jDC..

running a quick scrape of low hanging fruit reveals a few interesting things:
-2 PNG files from a zpaq website http://mattmahoney.net/dc/zpaq.html
-1 PNG file with half the flag
![00000284](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574335/87bd9d3a-f7fa-11e4-884b-9abe07425dc2.png)
-1 PDF with a writeup of ZPAQ incremental journaling utility

lets sudo apt-get zpaq and see what it yields:
Error: not ZPAQ

that's not nice but also the version is from the stone age that was installed so i visited the site mentioned about, downloaded the source and compiled a newer release.  Low and behold it acctually worked.
![2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574479/9c984880-f7fb-11e4-9fd4-dbdb89ed580a.png)
and there are all our carved files plus inside 0001 another zpaq journal (0644).

looking inside the second journal 'archive' if you want to call it that was the following:
![3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574577/52aa5d52-f7fc-11e4-8bc0-44c6013caadb.png)
17 entries named flag, and we are missing 17 pieces to our flag.  Perfect is what I thought but ran into errors when i ran zpaq -all extract new.zpaq.

to get around this I created my own journal with just one file to get the format required and painstakingly ripped them apart one by one like so
![4](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574658/e3a15838-f7fc-11e4-92da-52e7092fea99.png)
insert data here
![6](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574695/3acd5eb8-f7fd-11e4-9f6e-f3d26e3b964d.png)
once raw data saved in 17 files .zpaq i extracted them to get each piece.

some of the images were broken i'm not sure exactly why but using display allowed me to view what I needed to view, the last 17 chars of the flag.

ASIS{0e9800346489a3ac4f30c45976e325cf}


@metlaivan какие-то глупые сообщения об ошибках получились - выводить имя функции, в которой произошла ошибка, это хорошо, но лучше что бы имя функции было первым в сообщении об ошибке, а после помимо кода ошибки, также выводились значения переменных, обработка которых привела к ошибке.


This helps, but you can't just return the error string to the error callback, because then the error callback is inconsistent.

From my testing, when the api returns an error from the server, it's contained in some kind of response object, like this:

```
{
  "url": "...",
  "method": "GET",
  "headers": {
    "x-powered-by": "Express",
    "access-control-allow-credentials": "true",
    "access-control-allow-headers": "Content-Type, api_key",
    "content-type": "application/json; charset=utf-8",
    "content-length": "65",
    "etag": "W/\"41-eec20635\"",
    "date": "Mon, 11 May 2015 20:46:28 GMT",
    "connection": "close"
  },
  "obj": {
    "status": 500,
    "text": "Error response text from application",
    "method": "GET",
    "path": "/people/123"
  },
  "status": 500,
  "statusText": "Error response text from application",
  "data": "Error response text from application"
}
```


@magnusvk @adammathys this should be combined with line 15 right?  was this a merge conflict or something perhaps?


@jcfr I have the compile error below on mac. Is it related to your commit?

```
[ 58%] Building CXX object Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/CMakeFiles/qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQt.dir/moc_qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.cxx.o
In file included from /Users/fedorov/local/builds/Slicer4-Debug/Slicer-build/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/moc_qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.cxx:9:
/Users/fedorov/github/Slicer/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.h:61:23: error:
      unknown type name 'PythonQtPassOwnershipToCPP'
                      PythonQtPassOwnershipToCPP<qSlicerSubjectHierarchyAbstractPlugin*> plugin)
                      ^
/Users/fedorov/github/Slicer/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.h:61:49: error:
      expected ')'
                      PythonQtPassOwnershipToCPP<qSlicerSubjectHierarchyAbstractPlugin*> plugin)
                                                ^
/Users/fedorov/github/Slicer/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.h:60:22: note:
      to match this '('
  bool registerPlugin(qSlicerSubjectHierarchyPluginHandler* handler,
                     ^
/Users/fedorov/github/Slicer/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.h:63:36: error:
      use of undeclared identifier 'plugin'
    return handler->registerPlugin(plugin);
                                   ^
/Users/fedorov/local/builds/Slicer4-Debug/Slicer-build/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/moc_qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.cxx:56:138: error:
      unknown type name 'PythonQtPassOwnershipToCPP'
  ...bool _r = _t->registerPlugin((*reinterpret_cast< qSlicerSubjectHierarchyPluginHandler*(*)>(_a[1])),(*reinterpret_cast< Python...
                                                                                ^
/Users/fedorov/local/builds/Slicer4-Debug/Slicer-build/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/moc_qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.cxx:56:164: error:
      expected '>'
  ...qSlicerSubjectHierarchyPluginHandler*(*)>(_a[1])),(*reinterpret_cast< PythonQtPassOwnershipToCPP<qSlicerSubjectHierarchyAbstr...
                                                                                ^
                                                                                >
/Users/fedorov/local/builds/Slicer4-Debug/Slicer-build/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/moc_qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.cxx:56:136: note:
      to match this '<'
  ...{ bool _r = _t->registerPlugin((*reinterpret_cast< qSlicerSubjectHierarchyPluginHandler*(*)>(_a[1])),(*reinterpret_cast< Pyth...
                                                                                ^
/Users/fedorov/local/builds/Slicer4-Debug/Slicer-build/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/moc_qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.cxx:56:165: error:
      'qSlicerSubjectHierarchyAbstractPlugin' does not refer to a value
  ...qSlicerSubjectHierarchyPluginHandler*(*)>(_a[1])),(*reinterpret_cast< PythonQtPassOwnershipToCPP<qSlicerSubjectHierarchyAbstr...
                                                                                ^
/Users/fedorov/github/Slicer/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/qSlicerSubjectHierarchyPluginHandler.h:38:7: note: declared
      here
class qSlicerSubjectHierarchyAbstractPlugin;
      ^
/Users/fedorov/local/builds/Slicer4-Debug/Slicer-build/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/moc_qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.cxx:56:203: error:
      expected expression
  ...PythonQtPassOwnershipToCPP<qSlicerSubjectHierarchyAbstractPlugin*>(*)>(_a[2])));
                                                                      ^
/Users/fedorov/local/builds/Slicer4-Debug/Slicer-build/Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/moc_qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.cxx:56:206: error:
      expected expression
  ...PythonQtPassOwnershipToCPP<qSlicerSubjectHierarchyAbstractPlugin*>(*)>(_a[2])));
                                                                         ^
8 errors generated.
make[2]: *** [Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/CMakeFiles/qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQt.dir/moc_qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQtDecorators.cxx.o] Error 1
make[1]: *** [Modules/Loadable/SubjectHierarchy/Widgets/CMakeFiles/qSlicerSubjectHierarchyModuleWidgetsPythonQt.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [all] Error 2
```


@NickCraver - In error.cs, line 197 has a comment insisting that `exception.Data` can be null and line 198 checks for that condition. However, line 180 in the same function directly uses `exception.Data` to see if it contains the key "SQL", which would result in a null reference exception if the comment on line 197 is correct.

Just FYI in case that needs to be handled. ;)


I would say you shouldn't be on this page without an image. If you cancel the camera roll we should just take you back to the home page. IMO.


- "private long idAluno;" continua errado, deve ser "private Long idAluno;"
- "getidAluno" deve ser "getIdAluno"
- "getidPessoa" deve ser "getIdPessoa"
- "setidPessoa" deve ser "setIdPessoa"


agree. I’m working through adding some release notes getting the numbers centralized for now was just a first step.

` Clark

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We shouldn't have to hardcode this. I created an issue: NativeScript/NativeScript#145<https://github.com/NativeScript/NativeScript/issues/145>

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"writting" => "writing"


Thanks!


Equivalentment estil c++11
rellotge = {data, tasques.lower_bound(data)};


Okay, I have merged them in PR #3116


yea the ux flow here feels busted for sure.


- Faltou o método "consultar" na interface AlunoDAO.
- Métodos implementados na classe concreta não podem ser privados.
- Quando vamos realizar uma busca, utilizamos o nome, cpf, etc, então o comportamento (consultar) deve ter esses parâmetros. Ex: consultar(String nome, String cpf)


Thanks, this patch have been applied in commit 6b521fc.

Regards,


Applied in commit 6b521fc too.


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@reap- Could you please try to edit the file and make a pull request? Try
editing the file here: <
https://github.com/ctfs/write-ups-2015/blob/master/asis-quals-ctf-2015/forensic/my-ped/README.md
>

On 11 May 2015 at 22:57, reap- <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> We are served an xz compressed binary
> My_Ped_11ceeee7565e3bbd5c9db2c1a791236f which decompresses to
> [image: 1]
> <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574178/4f02afae-f7f9-11e4-9940-bb1300ef57e5.png>
>
> to find some more details on the file xxd | head was ran
> xxd My_Ped_11ceeee7565e3bbd5c9db2c1a791236f~ | head
>
> 0000000: 376b 5374 a031 83d3 8cb2 28b0 d37a 5051 7kSt.1....(..zPQ
> 0000010: 0201 0700 0000 0000 0000 0001 6a44 4332 ............jDC2
> 0000020: 3031 3530 3530 3830 3630 3231 3763 3030 0150508060217c00
> 0000030: 3030 3030 3030 3031 0038 206a 4443 0100 00000001.8 jDC..
>
> running a quick scrape of low hanging fruit reveals a few interesting
> things:
> -2 PNG files from a zpaq website http://mattmahoney.net/dc/zpaq.html
> -1 PNG file with half the flag
> [image: 00000284]
> <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574335/87bd9d3a-f7fa-11e4-884b-9abe07425dc2.png>
> -1 PDF with a writeup of ZPAQ incremental journaling utility
>
> lets sudo apt-get zpaq and see what it yields:
> Error: not ZPAQ
>
> that's not nice but also the version is from the stone age that was
> installed so i visited the site mentioned about, downloaded the source and
> compiled a newer release. Low and behold it acctually worked.
> [image: 2]
> <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574479/9c984880-f7fb-11e4-9fd4-dbdb89ed580a.png>
> and there are all our carved files plus inside 0001 another zpaq journal
> (0644).
>
> looking inside the second journal 'archive' if you want to call it that
> was the following:
> [image: 3]
> <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574577/52aa5d52-f7fc-11e4-8bc0-44c6013caadb.png>
> 17 entries named flag, and we are missing 17 pieces to our flag. Perfect
> is what I thought but ran into errors when i ran zpaq -all extract new.zpaq.
>
> to get around this I created my own journal with just one file to get the
> format required and painstakingly ripped them apart one by one like so
> [image: 4]
> <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574658/e3a15838-f7fc-11e4-92da-52e7092fea99.png>
> insert data here
> [image: 6]
> <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10586902/7574695/3acd5eb8-f7fd-11e4-9f6e-f3d26e3b964d.png>
> once raw data saved in 17 files .zpaq i extracted them to get each piece.
>
> some of the images were broken i'm not sure exactly why but using display
> allowed me to view what I needed to view, the last 17 chars of the flag.
>
> ASIS{0e9800346489a3ac4f30c45976e325cf}
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/ctfs/write-ups-2015/commit/dd0e9e99a97269cbaed48883f590f154f9a35bf7#commitcomment-11142595>
> .
>


Hola Luis, estoy tratando de utilizar este plugin, pero tengo algunos problemas, y tal vez me podés dar una idea. No logro tener respuesta alguna en la cuenta de GTM, tengo agregado el GA, en la aplicación está andando el plugin técnicamente (se ejecutan sin errores los callbacks ). El único tema que tuve que "emparchar" fue que para definir en JS un new TagManager tuve que usar "var tagManager = cordova.require('com.jareddickson.cordova.tag-manager.TagManager');"

No se si tuviste algún problema similar o si te anduvo sin problemas?

Desde ya muchas gracias.
Atte. Jonatan


Alpha is not supported anymore? Why?


"created" -> "creates"


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Тут в комментарии предлагаю указать в каком именно формате задаются имена параметров в секции, а то текущий комментарий какой-то очевидно туманный, он так и не даёт ответ почему именно `+ 4`.
Также как видно из комментариев во всём файле одностороннее комментарии тут не приветствуются, так что давай также использовать блочный комментарий.


Estrictament parlant estàs creant una tasca t i després la poses dins del map.
Diria que el compilador t'ho optimitzarà però així pot fer una còpia. Forçant temporals:
tasques.insert({data, Tasca(titol)});


So now, to properly handle errors, I'd have to do this every time:

```javascript
api.getPerson(params,
	function(data)
	{
		var person = data.obj;
	},
	function(err)
	{
		var errMessage = err.statusText || err;
		//log errMessage, or parse it to figure out what to do next
	});
```


Nice catch!


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Using `while True` here was slowing down the consumer significantly, which is why I removed it.


You can rewrite those 3 lines as:

```python
self.default_dimensions = default_dimensions or {}
```


sad to say i am a bit brain hungover......ended up with a mid sized headache the entire weekend and am recovering from it today. bit dizzy in more ways than one. ha!

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From: "Levi Cole" <notifications@github.com>
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Sent: Monday, May 11, 2015 1:17:55 PM
Subject: Re: [KnoWater] change to uid to user_id (4611f19)

So, there is still no @user_id variable in this controller. user_id should be the ID of the user that's created/found above.

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Why is it possible that the memory may already have been freed in the `new` method? What could that method do to that config object? Maybe give a little example, because to me it's not quite clear.


hi Joerg, I just noticed your fork, and it's gone quite far from what i've done. At the same time, I also made some important changes. Do you think we could merge some useful features into a single branch?


@hvacengi i was in the file and i didnt do it :P


Random comment to test slack integration


best to keep  angular.module(...)
that way, the only global object is the "angular" but here there is another object, "dataDashboard", that you rely on. In this case, if ordering of inclusions in index.html changes, your code may not work.


This doesn't have to be fixed in my opinion, the missing  outer parenthesis is added on last code line here:

        my $sql = "SELECT * FROM ( SELECT S.SEGMENT_NAME, ROUND(S.BYTES/1024/1024) SIZE_MB FROM DBA_SEGMENTS S JOIN ALL_TABLES A ON (S.SEGMENT_NAME=A.TABLE_NAME AND S.OWNER=A.OWNER) WHERE S.SEGMENT_TYPE LIKE 'TABLE%' AND A.SECONDARY = 'N'";
        if ($self->{schema}) {
                $sql .= " AND S.OWNER='$self->{schema}'";
        } else {
                $sql .= " AND S.OWNER NOT IN ('" . join("','", @{$self->{sysusers}}) . "')";
        }
        $sql .= $self->limit_to_objects('TABLE', 'A.TABLE_NAME');
        $sql .= " ORDER BY S.BYTES,S.SEGMENT_NAME DESC) WHERE ROWNUM <= $self->{top_max}";
                                                                                ^here

so I don't see what's going wrong with it, could you post the error message if any?

Regards,


Res a dir, simplement perfecte !
Només dir que estàvem comentant amb en Nacho que potser el vector no val la pena pel que aporta.


it's because the `SimpleConsumer` constructor defaults to all partitions if it's not given a list. I included [this check](https://github.com/Parsely/pykafka/commit/a80c760f354bda5dea994f8c52b3d48f8431c4d1) before but removed it because it made debugging more difficult.


"temporary" => "temporarily"


It seems strange to add the numeric qualifiers here, since all mailboxes have the same layout, although I can sort of see why you did it. But checking MAIL0's status before writing to MAIL1 has to be a bug.


and ?


it would be nice to add some comment on what this piece of code does. In other words, what exactly this variable, countryMap, holds. Future Justin or any other reader would appreciate it a lot :)


Great, thank you!


"expects" => "expect"


just switch the logic:
```
override JULIA_BUILD_MODE = debug
ifneq (,$(findstring release,$(MAKECMDGOALS)))
ifeq (,$(findstring debug,$(MAKECMDGOALS)))
override JULIA_BUILD_MODE = release
endif
endif
```


Couldn't you just use a pattern like:

```java
private void testSplittingList(String... strings) {
    inputList = Arrays.asList(strings)
    String joined = StringUtil.join("\t", inputList);
    ArrayList<String> split = new ArrayList<String>(inputList.size());
    Assert.assertEquals(inputList, ParsingUtils(joined, split, '\t'));
}

@Test
public void testVectorSplitStartToken() {
    testSplitList("", "b", "d");
}

@Test
public void testVectorSplitStartMultiToken() {
   testSplitList("", "", "b", "d");
}

@Test
public void testVectorSplitEndingToken() {
    testSplitList("a", "b", "", "d", "");
}
```

Just a stylistic thing, but using Assert.assertEquals(Collection, Collection) seems like a nice thing to use here.

(typed directly into github, so not guaranteed to compile...)


I have successfully just been checking `textChunk.str.length > 0`, which simplifies the case a bit.


Done


Will do ;)


In RecreatePerLaneBam, the comparison_flagstat will be used twice: first time (after extracting read group bam) expect one diff due to duplicates, second time (after revert bam markdup tag) expect no diff since the normal comparison_flagstat is created on the original per lane bam without duplicates marked. I am not sure this works as it is considering this flagstat is not normal one. Any test cover on this case ?


Why was this reverted?


I realized I didn't do a top-level make. Will update if that resolves the issue.


@thierryvolpiatto I don't think that you still need `advice-add`/`advice-remove` if you already have `defadvice`.  As far as I know, `advice-add` is a substitute for `defadvice`, and `defadvice` still works on Emacs 24.4, so I presume that this actually defines the advice twice.


New-Features-8-3 (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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@thierryvolpiatto Many many thanks.  I didn't know that you were maintaining dired-async, too :)


I don't get this...
First, registry do not exist here. In any case, should be self.get_activities_for_type(parent_mime)
I suppose this need be compatible with get_activities_for_mime in https://github.com/sugarlabs/sugar/blob/master/src/jarabe/journal/misc.py#L163.
Looking at who is using the method get_activities_for_type, we get:
```
[gonzalo@localhost sugar]$ grep -r  get_activities_for_type * --include=*.py
src/jarabe/model/bundleregistry.py:    def get_activities_for_type(self, mime_type, with_parents=False):
src/jarabe/model/bundleregistry.py:                for activity in registry.get_activities_for_type(parent_mime):
src/jarabe/journal/misc.py:    result = registry.get_activities_for_type(mime_type)
src/jarabe/journal/misc.py:            for activity in registry.get_activities_for_type(parent_mime):
src/jarabe/journal/bundlelauncher.py:            .get_activities_for_type(mime_type, with_parents=True)
src/jarabe/frame/clipboardmenu.py:        activities = registry.get_activities_for_type(mime_type)
```
I think we should avoid the parameter with_parents, and subsitute the use in misc.py.
If my explanation is not good enough, look at this patch http://dev.laptop.org/~gonzalo/0001-Consolidate-the-logic-to-get-the-activity-by-mime.patch


a1 should be a_1


Hi, please do it on dev branch.

Best regards.


why is this space


You can actually just call parseParameterInitializer in this case because inGeneratorParameterOrAsyncParameterContext entails that you're in a parameter by definition.


Can't we compute a high watermark of which slot is set so we can avoid scanning a bucket that might be mostly empty?


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None does not have the add_tick_callback attribute


Is ContextParameterFlags just the union of GeneratorParameter and AsyncParameter?


Why does that slow it down? It's just a generator, after all.


What does the inline namespace help here? AFAIK it only affects enumerations and enumerators, so I think it's pointless.


What sort of fence are you looking for here?


This introduced 33 unit test errors. We need to fix this right away.


Test


I know, that confused me as well. Still, this change raised the total throughput of the consumer from ~15k/s to 30+k/s


Looks that way, yeah.


nice :+1:


I have the problem that pageviews are not tracked on a customers installation with this plugin installed. I'm in the process of finding out which version of the plugin is currently used and why it fails.


Oh please.


This uses the fact that `NSNotFound` is a large integer.  Make this explicit in the block, and order by `shortName` if both engines are not found.  I'd rather use `find`, which is natural Swift.  If you prefer `indexOfObject`, I'd suggest casting to `NSArray` in the let above.


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@vais @elia Advice please?

I'm able to get the specs for `Array#combination` to pass. It now produces the correct results when a block is passed. However, when an `Enumerator` is returned instead, and converted to an `Array` using `to_a`, the resulting `Array` contains only the last combination repeated over and over.

From combination_spec.rb:
```
Failures:

  1. Array#combination yields the expected combinations

    Expected [[2, 3, 4], [2, 3, 4], [2, 3, 4], [2, 3, 4]]
to equal [[1, 2, 3], [1, 2, 4], [1, 3, 4], [2, 3, 4]]
```

Rewriting the test like so
```
  it "yields the expected combinations" do
    expected = [[1,2,3],[1,2,4],[1,3,4],[2,3,4]]
    index = 0
    @array.combination(3) { |combo|
      combo.should == expected[index]
      index += 1
    }
  end
```

makes it pass.

From what I could figure out, I've broken `Enumerator#to_a` somehow. Specifically https://github.com/opal/opal/blob/master/opal/corelib/enumerable.rb#L407 seems to replace all entries in `result` on every iteration with the results of `#{Opal.destructure(`arguments`)}`.

What am I missing?


At long last!


què tal:
return (any < D.any) or (mes < D.mes) or (dia < D.dia)


that's true, moved


Igual que per dia ;)


Oh, OK.


fixed


@zzo, sure, but in that case you want me to update the ones in windows too?
There is some code in this file using `+`, like `'\\Google\\'+ chromeDirName + '\\Application\\chrome.exe';`


I think we should show only one button "Open" (if launch_bundle is available and there are a activity to open it) or "Show in Journal", if not. We can use the same response_id for both, then the code simplify even more.


Раньше без него нельзя было написать несколько statements.


added next use cases to the test


same issue here, what's the semantics of the barrier you're looking for?


A few commits a day keeps the :stew: :man:   away!


Any reason why you aren't using refs in camelCase style?  e.g. `businessName` and `businessDescription`?

In fact, why not just drop the `business` prefix all together cuz its always the same?


Whitespace alignment is off


I read through the entire README. Looks great minus a couple spelling mistakes. I'll make a PR with the fixes.


@jack-oquin , this seems big enough for a release. Anything else pending like #30 ?


oops, you don't want to listen for action `users.createError`.  This store doesn't need to care if the user Registered successfully.


Надо будет это попробовать упростить потом.


test


Hi,
Sure! At the moment I'm totally busy with other things, but take whatever you like and merge it back to you branch (it's the root anyway)
I will take look at your tree tomorrow and maybe I have some other stuff to add :)


Si j'ai enlevé le point d'eclammation c'est pas pour rien, c'est pour pas que ca déborde de la ligne
Et je préfère sacrifier un caractère plutot que la taille de police


You want the state to hold businesses and errors from creating businesses: e.g.

```javascript
this.state = {
  businesses: {}
  createErrors: []
}
```


Лучше использовать метод `split` только один раз, сохранив результат в переменную.

Здесь точно нужно именно разделение по пробелу, а не по произвольному количеству пробельных символов, идущих подряд?


I asked you to break out commits so that we can easily spot this kind of change, so we're getting there.

This change is basically disabling the timer except in the v-blocking case so I suspect it's just hiding some latent issue as "v-blocking" is timed very differently.
It could be a bug in the SCP handling of counter, or not. What I find suspicious is that the timer triggers at 500 ms (when counter is 0), which should be plenty of time for anything to happen in the 3 nodes case (I highly doubt that prefetching adds up to anywhere close to that - if it does, we have a problem), so there should be no real change in the way the code behaves with prefetching enabled.

David is still working through the details of what to do for the initial value, and the timer may come back. So it will not necessarily be possible to just not have scp suspend itself at times so the alternatives you proposed are not viable.

I guess we can try to debug this further on testnet? but this seems like sub optimal


Thanks for the advice, Jean-Denis. I guess the parentheses is just a habit - most of the programming languages I've used to required them for return statements.


Oops. Good catch, thanks!


Не, пока всё хорошо


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BLAHHHHH


looks good - could you elaborate on how it made a difference?  is gam part of R core?


Sorry for it took me so long.

So just for the record, I've decided to surround my stringstream construction with try-catch. Unless it throws an exception, or the stream breaks somehow, it will return the same message with object dump as it did earlier in my code - otherwise it will just return a string with information about thrown exception's name.

As it was written before, we can't use a buffer pre-filled in constructor.

I also added a check in ProcessorTest.cpp because it already covers the situation when a custon exception is thrown from the server.


Good!!!!


Okay, I'll remove it.


Something like this:
```c
#define VCIO_MINOR 0

static struct cdev    vcio_cdev;
static dev_t          vcio_devid;

	ret = alloc_chrdev_region(&vcio_devid, VCIO_MINOR, 1, DEVICE_FILE_NAME);

	cdev_init(&vcio_cdev, &fops);
	vcio_cdev.owner = THIS_MODULE;
	ret = cdev_add(&vcio_cdev, vcio_devid, 1);

	vcio_class = class_create(THIS_MODULE, DRIVER_NAME);

	vdev = device_create(vcio_class, NULL, vcio_devid, NULL, "vcio");
```
How should this be written?
```c
#define IOCTL_MBOX_PROPERTY _IOWR(MAJOR_NUM, 0, char *)
```


Didn't try generating the comments.


POSIX standard requires files to end with a newline. not doing this breaks tools like sed.


I think ```{% if swat_model_parameters.has_crop_rotation %}``` should work.


@jdoliner Also I'm fine making this a skipped test for now, so that this branch is passing.


I have no preference. I'll change it to MUTE/UNMUTE.


How can this be a GeneratorParameter or AsyncParameter context? If we get here, we are only parsing a class declaration or a class expression, right? And both of those always have the parameter contexts turned off.


Same question here. Seems like this would always be false.


Please remove the "we" at the end of the first line, the sentence doesn't make sense with it.


Fails on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
```
In file included from common/misc/hmp.cpp:23:0:
common/include/serial.h:109:54: error: function definition does not declare parameters
common/include/serial.h:110:56: error: function definition does not declare parameters
common/include/serial.h:111:56: error: function definition does not declare parameters
common/include/serial.h:112:56: error: function definition does not declare parameters
In file included from common/misc/hmp.cpp:23:0:
common/include/serial.h: In static member function ‘static uint16_t serial::detail::base_bytebuffer_t<T, D>::endian()’:
common/include/serial.h:216:36: error: ‘little_endian’ was not declared in this scope
common/misc/hmp.cpp: In static member function ‘static uint16_t be_bytebuffer_t::endian()’:
common/misc/hmp.cpp:677:36: error: ‘big_endian’ was not declared in this scope
common/misc/hmp.cpp:677:48: warning: control reaches end of non-void function [-Wreturn-type]
```


I'd try not to use toString for business logic and translating the concept of Public to a string it output logic. toString is too often used for debugging. How about a member string instead? @clhodapp?


Yes, the state is 0 when call is paused.


LGTM modulo the nit comment


Ok.


Mike was here...


also an abstract member that is implemented in the object seems simpler than the pattern match


... and here. ;-)


Also, I find it highly disturbing that class bodies can be in a yield / await context.


No reordering of stores before the barrier with stores after the barrier.


I just pushed (what I thought was) a fix for this. Was buildInputs not enough? And doesn't everything propagate (hah) nicely from sqlalchemy9 to the others?


I guess these file formats are more of an example rather than trying to cover certain scenarios.


It might be a bit more understandable to write this as:
```javascript
while (start < end) { start += self._page_size_from(start); }
```
Thoughts?


So there was a type error here, which I and GHC 7.8.3 missed. Before this patch, the type was

`lteInduction :: (forall k . LTE (S k) m => d k -> d (S k)) -> d n -> d m`

The inner term `lteInduction f x` must have type `d m`, therefore

`f :: forall k . LTE (S k) m => d k -> d (S k)`

but now we try to apply `f` to that term to get something of type `d (S m)` so that `k` must be `m` and the whole thing becomes

`f :: forall k . LTE (S m) m => d k -> d (S k)`

which explains why GHC 7.10.1 complains that it `Could not deduce (LTE ('S m) m) arising from a use of ‘f’`.

But now I'm curious: what happens if we approach the type from the other side, starting with the outer application of `f`? Since `f` is used here to give the result, which ought to be of type `d (S m)`, the type of `f` becomes

`f :: forall k . LTE (S k) (S m) => d k -> d (S k)`

The inner term must be of type `d m` and therefore its parameter function requires type `forall k . LTE (S k) m => d k -> d (S k)` so I suppose we arrive at a type error still.


Ng-repeat was added in a subsequent commit after ui-router was implemented.


You could probably use a for loop for the vnet* part and just set something like `count=4` and decrement.


Yeah, good point. `buildInputs` is good enough for the test suite. I didn't see your commit 6e8d1f8, unfortunately.


Looks like this should be

void setValue( StringPlug *plug, const std::string &value )

if we want it to work with unicode strings (I just found out it breaks Jabuka otherwise)


Werps. Fixed!


you don't need this. The client side javascript has no use for it as we are just rendering it from server


Upgrading to 3.2.2


oh, beautiful!


I dont' remember why. I can add it.


Oh hmm, I think I found an issue in parsePropertyDeclaration. We will parse yield expressions here, even though for an instance property, the evaluation context will be in the constructor.


Lotsa-changes!


@peterbe - what do you think of these changes? I feel it got confusing with the example, there is no event.title in the picture_add page from what I see.


@jonbinney , what was the point of creating a jade branch with an empty 1.8.0 commit ? BTW, you are a maintainer of that package but you are not a watcher (plus, your email address is not good in package.xml). Thx !


I'm trying to work with your stocks_csv_table.rb.  Do you have an example of the text-table?  Can this be modified to get historical data?


OK, I cleaned up in ea0c877.


Merged it, https://github.com/zephiK/android_packages_apps_Settings/commit/2f478a3fc1a232546005b8ca1dfbd0665568a5e9

But yeah originally you were replacing the English strings with your Italian ones. So by taking that change, "English" would be Italian on Chroma :p


why we need an extra if() in order to figure out if that SIP_SIPX_AUTHIDENTITY is set? It looks to me somehow redundant since the "std::string authIdentity = hTo.getHeaderParam(SIP_SIPX_AUTHIDENTITY);" will specify if the param exists or not. In case there wasn't a good reasone for it, I suggest removing the 1st if() level.


comment


Huh, you learn something every day.  Swift is *bonkers*.


The change made to $btn-default-active-bg changes the background color on all active buttons across the site. I would try and scope this color to the management toolbar.


good comment :)


Damnit eclipse, sorry!


Don't you want to move libnetwork deps to separate block as distribution and libcontainer?


Aha, I did it.


I wish we could use swing though, if only android supported it.


Correto!


This should include a vendor name:

```json
"Dano\\App\\": "app/"
```


important for this doc model is that it needs to provide a value over the normal Scala ast for documentation. In that sense AST is probably not the right term for this actually. It should be transport format that makes it super easy to traverse and generate the docs. Redundancy of information is not a problem because this is not a storage format or data which is modified. I am wondering what would be nice to have. one thing I can think of is referencing of things. every class / object / method / val etc should have a globay unique id. in Scala it does (excluding path dep types), e.g. foo.bar.Baz#x maybe some data structure corresponding to this representing universal identifiers would be great. then we can have a map from those to all concepts that need to be documented and can easily build  indices of any kind


What is that?


I did this hack to show that we are writing to mailbox 1. The alternative would be to have two memory/io resources. One for mailbox 0 and one for mailbox 1. I decided against it, since it would add more work for a driver that hopefully is gone within a year.
I also see that the upcoming mainline driver uses a similar approach.

> But checking MAIL0's status before writing to MAIL1 has to be a bug.

I don't know, this is what the current driver does.
bcm2835-mailbox also does this, probably copied though.


Faltou alterar o "private Integer idProfessorCurso;" para "private Long idProfessorCurso;"


Hvis ting har føkket seg til kan vi bare rulle tilbake til før du gjorde endringer


:+1: keep goin


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- Faltou criar o método de consultar na Interface UsuarioDAO.
- Alterar o nome do comportamento apenas para "consultar".
- Não pode ter comportamentos privados.
- Imagine que vamos consultar um usuário, o que usamos pra consultar ele? Login, senha, nome, etc, esses são os parâmetros que devem ser utilizados. O ID não é tão interessante.


К сожалению, нет


Mike was here. ;-)


I agree totally with you it works but I would like to show in the resource specific metadata tab both the used and unused SWATModelParameters metadata elements for a specific SWAT Model Instance resource. If I used  {% if swat_model_parameters.has_crop_rotation %} with an answer of "yes" it will show in the specific metadata tab " Has crop rotation? Yes" but if the answer is "No" it will show nothing for this specific metadata element. When I removed this line now I can see the answer even it is "Yes" or "No."


Sure buddie! 👍
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Yes, I completely agree. That has been my intention (not completely fulfilled). In my previous comment I was referring to handling (hard-coded in configure.ac) the common OpenSSL scenarios, which include manual installation and common package managers. But giving an option for overriding this for 'semi-advanced' users is also important.

Anyone here with experience on Autotools knows the best way to achieve this setup in a "standard" fashion.


Ideally, this is extended inside the application, so that your routes are added by the application itself, not externally.

```php
namespace Dano\App;

use Proton\Application;

class MyRestApplication extends Application
{
    ...
    private function addRoutes()
    {
        $this->get(...);
        ...
    }
}
```


Should be hooked up to #1354


В умножалке целых, правда, беда с кодировкой.


Is that slower than having to call `consumer.consume()` over and over, because that's the only option if we don't have `__iter__` implemented.


Changed back to angular.module.


leaving a comment just for test


If the text can be multiple lines, wouldn't the constraint between the image view and contentView want to grow larger? In that case wouldn't the constraint be greater than instead of less than?


shouldn't you then check that the file is in "app->configdir, GEANY_FILEDEFS_SUBDIR" directory, otherwise nobody will be able to edit any file starting with "filetypes." without the magic being triggered.


Good idea, will add that.


This is insanely good, @rwjblue rocks!


I think this can be understood as "any subdirectory anywhere", whereas I think we mean this:

> under :file:`{Data}/Installed Packages` (short: :file:`{Installed Packages}`),
> or any subdirectory under it,
> with the ``.sublime-package`` extension.


I'm not at all convinced this file is actually required.


i think this scenario must be worked in the issue #2 (just testing)


Hmm maybe this works? Not sure how lessThanOrEqual to works when it's set to snp_bottom


"yenileşim" i de eklesek madem?


The => This


Mike was here. ;-)


Most (all?) of bootstrap.php can be merged into this.


I added it because I needed it, but I am not sure it is used in this branch. let me find out where it was and provide the info.


I'm missing a comma at the end of this line.


shoud never **be**


You used /usr/bin/sudo everywhere else.


Added tox


nice! :100:


Now that the project has been transferred, if your intentions are to release under the net.revelc groupId to maven central, this PR should be updated to reflect the new groupId (should be `net.revelc.code`) and artifactId (should be `formatter-maven-plugin`).


Hm. Doesn't read great with the following part.

Perhaps:

> Packages distributed as .sublime-package zip archives


Might want to run this as sudo as well?


@ykhodorkovskiy a couple of nits in-line


This feature is available in Snoopy 2.3.0 by combining message_format in snoopy.ini (or supplied via ./configure line) and redirecting output to file output provider instead of default "devlog".

b.


Here is a sample subject:

library(ANTsR)
library(gam)
load(url('http://files.figshare.com/2061126/asl.RData'))
mean.ts <- apply(ts, 1, mean)
timepoints <- 1:nrow(ts)
mygam <- gam(mean.ts ~ s(timepoints))
# plot raw mean time-series
plot(mean.ts); lines(mean.ts)
gamvals <- mygam$fitted.values
# inspect fitted gam values
plot(gamvals)
myresid <- residuals(mygam)
# look at residual from gam
plot(myresid); lines(myresid)

gam is not part of R core; if we keep this, gam should be added to
'Suggests'.  Including gam detrending made a huge difference in a bunch of
subjects--without gam, there was hardly any distinction between GM and WM,
but with detrending tissue distinctions were clear.

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makes sense


I don't really understand how openssl is bloat when it is guaranteed to already be in the system since it's part of fetchurl. The spdy library itself is only 100K.

As for gnutls, so we can't use https in systemd-journal-gatewayd? :/ Maybe by reducing the size of the current gnutls build this would be acceptable?


Introducing this new parameter can/will break existing code. It's better to make it an optional parameter, e.g. bool welcomePage=false


looks like it is a feature I am no longer using.  The idea was to allow before_import to grab things, and then pass them to after_import in case you needed to do something after_import, but grab the args off of import first.
I think it should be removed and added back later if and when there is a use case.


More comments for explanation were added in a later commit: User Story 5 - Completed Choropleth map 79e8fb6b23f8f4c2f8c7e5ce001a82a5a5c549b0


The only thing missing would be escaping. Come to think of it, it should be implemented in dedicated Snoopy filter.

b.


takes => will take


Calling `consume()` repeatedly is how i got the 30k/s number. To me it makes sense to simply leave out `BalancedConsumer.__iter__()` for now unless we can implement one that's both fast enough and doesn't cause a memory leak.


is ignored entirely => will be ignored

IMO, something that's 'ignored', it's always entirely ignored, so we don't need to qualify.


The bloat would probably be helped if we didn't use this for packages but instead used libpulseaudio.


:+1:

This is way better, than the existing documentation.


These don't seem top be showing up here: http://markpfaff.com/scc/web170/wordpress/portfolio/


wtf are you doing


~~of some sort~~


Hi Veeresh,

You will have to install a Python library called pygtail. If you have pip, try
pip install pygtail


Unica coisa errada é que métodos em interfaces não tem corpo.


packed => distributed


cc @meh who knows the innards of enumerable much better…


Thanks!

I should have written "inherited" instead of "propagated" in my second question, though. Isn't adding it to `sqlalchemy9` enough? (If not: I'm here to learn.)

I tested all versions with only 6e8d1f8 before I pushed it. It seemed to work.


and cannot stand alone.


I know you copy-pasted the above lines from downloadthread and this isn't critical:
Is there a way to not compile the for-loop if qDebug() does nothing/is a no-op?
I guess .size() will be so small in most cases that this doesn't matter.


Missing comma at the end of the line.


Ao invés de métodos setProfessor e setCurso poderiamos ter comportamentos, concorda?


Maybe should be renamed to just create_filetype_menu()


This should be at the top of the file, below the includes and before the constructor.


I think that returning nils instead of errors is bad pattern.


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This isn't something that needs "fixing", but the `j` is actually shorthand for `escape_javascript`, so both lines could be condensed to:

``` erb
$(".posts").html('<%= j render("postfeed") %>');
$(".sort-select").html('<%= j render("sort_by") %>');
```


What do you mean?


words like "simply" are too subjective. While it's a minor thing in this case, we can still drop it.


Ejercicio 4 (fork3.c , fork4.c)


Missing comma at the end.


- Método não pode ser privado
- O nome do comportamento deve ser "consultar"
- Quando estamos consultando um Professor/Curso o que utilizamos pra pesquisar? Nome, CPF, etc, e estes por exemplo, devem ser os parâmetros do método.


manager => package manager


Good catch. See #355.


Probably "delete" is more common in this case. Minor stuff.


А разве take не будет искать при помощи ruby вместо SQL?


This comment looks out of place.


`User.order(:last_name).pluck(:full_name)`


Now you can...


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How come `has_secure_password` and the validations are commented out?


sugested brakets {}


Missing a comma at the end of the line.


@Eraden serio? Tyle w jednym pliku? Sam to napisałeś? ;)


Or did you mean why did I make it 1.8.0? - that was just because I'm planning to keep jade releases as 1.8.x as changes get made. Does the version bump break anything?


Получилась "статическая" функция. Я правильно понимаю, что она не обращается ни к одному элементу класса, то есть может быть реализована как обычная внеклассовая функция?


Missing a comma at the end.


the code should be properly formatted to 2spaces - right now it has also tabs ...


Ну и всё ещё - если у тебя в базе 100 000 юзеров, то этот код выведет из всех в html страницу и будет оооочень большая страница. Тебе же нужно что-то вроде динамического поиска - начинаешь вводить "Во" и происходит ajax запрос и ищутся все юзеры у которых имя начинается с "Во", и потом отдаются во вьюху и ывводятся юзеру.


Typo: "specfied"


Who remember between `NetworkDisabled` and `--none`?


ok


for example,


Oh. Well, I'm an interesting guy right? Honestly not to familiar with Github Pages, so i'm just doing what I feel is right for when it comes to using Jekyll


Maybe I'm missing it; are you ever actually passing `bg` to `_displayImage`?


Doesn't this install the package too? It seems you forgot to use `--only-dependencies` there, no?


I don't if it is good practice but you could initialize it above as `, m_url(reply->url().toString())`


i am creying


I do not think this fixes the reflection problem. Instead it brought even bigger problem into the reflection.


Wow. That *is* phenomenally confusing.  I agree entirely on leaving it out, but wow is that unexpected.


between one another => with each other


No, `unsetContextFlags` contains only the flags to be cleared and then restored. It doesn't affect any other flags. Check some of the recent commits where I've added comments to clarify.


Probably this function is too complex. You should split it to small wrappers to reduce indentation and complexity.


@tylerhyperHD unban taahanis. He or she is better now.


sorry, it seems to work on android and iOS but not in simulator.


Do we need `pipe` here (as `=>` capture `this`)


Best tip of the week imo :smile:


Thanks, fixed(added as optional parameter)


Confirmed that it errors on something like `// @commments: false`.


I think the point here is rather that errors in plugin code can bring ST down (or, more frequently, the pluginhost). Even if Python was less powerful, errors could still cause problems.


rax retry tests


I'm not an expert with github's pull requests so I don't know how this shows up for you guys (Khem/Koen). I've re-pushed a new patch with the "select" option removed. Also, instead of just telling the user to select a MACHINE on the cmdline and quitting, it will also show all MACHINE choices.


This is clearly copying AlexFreedomMod!!!, Please remove it  or code your own command from scratch!


Yes, at line 448. It is only needed in the case where we zoom in and switch from the preview to the full-size image.


@TylerHyperHd, Look at this! it basicly breaks the license of AlexFreedomMod


thanks.


@kaikreuzer do you know that the last cloudbees build failed (nr 35)


Glad to hear that you are being committed.  It's about time ...


That is breaking the TotalFreedom license, You got to keep them in!


what about the other possible bindings that may be returned? i see that the caller of the function assumes that it may return multiple bindings ...
Otherwise, in case it's ok to just get one single binding, we should use findOne() function instead


`[GeneratorParameter]` can be passed to a binding pattern as well as a parameter (see 13.2.3 in the ES6 spec), so this is still necessary.


@cthrax Sure.  I've been slowly tailoring it to our needs and just haven't had time to work on it yet (no tests, haven't actually /used/ it yet, etc)


i see ... here is another popular option, loess ... worth adding too, i'd think, though it looks pretty redundant with gam

```
f=20
kk=stl( ts(mean.ts,frequency=f) , f )
stlresid <- residuals( lm(  mean.ts ~ kk$time.series[,2]  ) ) # remove the trend
# look at residual from gam
plot( cbind( ts(myresid), ts(stlresid) ) )
cor( stlresid , myresid )
```


want translations with that?


It is the union of GeneratorParameter, Yield, AsyncParameter, and Await. Perhaps it needs a better name.


A suggestion:

> Faulty plugin code may cause instability in Sublime Text,
> and some packages may have bad interactions with each other
> and lead to erratic behavior.


@pelwell Rethinking this I wonder if we can just keep this as is. Hopefully this driver won't live long before we can switch to a mainline driver.
While I write this, I realise that there isn't userspace support in the upcoming firmware driver... so someone has to do that. Not very difficult though.


@JeromSar they breaking the license!


Stop removing our stuff from AFM!!!


also - the stl returns the "seasonal" component which is probably the tc difference

`kk$time.series[,1]`


Oh right, because inParameter means it is the top level name of a parameter, and does not include binding elements.


This code is duplicated in onLoad_(), please add a helper function.


thx, but not neccesary imo. the release notes are in english too.

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I see the pages when I follow the link. On my phone and desktop. Are they not showing up at all for you?


"YARN scheduler's representation of this node"


> Maybe we should write a script to request all graphs with all columns (this would have actually not detected this case, we'd need to create a screenshot test for each column of each graph).

This seems excessive. The avg_order_metric bug occurred because the metric was not part of the Report/Metric system (because the system was not generic enough).


poop u could have removed the .html from cmdsandperms & how-to-use


I'm working on it


Breaks line numbering:

before | after
--------|----------
![before-fs8](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1310400/7576238/3d61050c-f844-11e4-9555-efe3cd556a78.png) | ![after-fs8](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1310400/7576240/3f7ae8ee-f844-11e4-8af2-7c81b64bc88d.png)


re #264 and parent commit: whoops, need to properly concatenate these lists.


I suppose the string will eventually end up in the log or in a dialog. It is better to include some info like the limit and bytesTotal. "The file is bytesTotal. It exceeds the download limit of m_sizeLimit"  (using misc::friendlyUnit() on the bytes).


nit: 'timed-out'.


Fixed.


for simplicity and code readability, we can always use the iterator no matter if there is one single binding (should not decrease the performance since there is just an extra integer comparison + 1 element iteration)


I would explicitly mention the two flags that you are trying to keep alive from parsing the children


I open to other string suggestions. I hastily thought of the above string.


Same here, explicitly mention the two flags.


Same here.


This block looks similar-ish to https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet/blob/e6ba0845cb245ac727fe891eeebd29e89f7ba93f/lib/puppet/provider/service/debian.rb#L34-L53. Can it be DRY'd out?

(I haven't looked in depth, so maybe there's a reason not to. It just looked the same (or close) at a quick glance.)


Doesn't this need to be kept around?


Should we call this "runningContainers" or "runningContainersSnapshot" ? Looks like this represents the set of containers running on the NM.


@jundl77 i think this is a little-bit platform specific (git blame is fun :D )


Use the pointer variant as 64bits CAS is not available on all 32bits targets.
It would be nice to have a nice shim around size_t in case we don't have one already.


I'm concerned merging them would make it less obvious what's going on. Unless this was something like:

```ts
isContextualExpression(t: SyntaxKind, context: ParserContextFlags) {
  if (token === t) {
    if (inContext(context)) {
      return true;
    }
    return lookAhead(nextTokenIsIdentifierOnSameLine);
  }
  return false;
}
``


hi


This is the first step in getting to a common set of source files for building typed objects and SOLR tables.  I think there should be a Print_XXX script that extracts the data from existing objects.  Instead of one large script that does everything (DumpSOLRTables.pl) there will be separate scripts.  That was the path we originally started down with the Print_Compounds.pl, Print_Reactions.pl, etc. scripts.  The generated files are formatted so they can be imported by SOLR and stored just once in the Biochemistry folder.  The SOLRDump folder can then go away.  We can then add scripts to parse the generated files to construct typed objects.

Does that make sense?


I think you're right.


It would be better if all the comparison functions including test_include_lines took as arguments the "expected" file first and the "actual" file second otherwise people are likely to make mistakes.


I don't know why YARN calls them as running containers. What other types of containers are there other than running? This basically represents all allocated containers. I also tried to keep the name short.


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

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This code is duplicated in onLoad_(), please add a helper function.


The difference between loess and gam is that gam estimates the order, so if
there is a linear trend it'll prefer that, whereas loess is a kernel method
and doesn't inherently prefer simpler models.

Also I was concerned that loess would overfit the sawtooth pattern without
aggressive regularization.  But it's included in base R, so it's probably
worth experimenting with some more to see if we can avoid gam
dependencies.  I think that with some minimal experimentation it should be
pretty trivial to get a good loess version going.

2015-05-11 18:13 GMT-04:00 stnava <notifications@github.com>:

> also - the stl returns the "seasonal" component which is probably the tc
> difference
>
> kk$time.series[,1]
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Yes, good catch.  That's one ancient floating patch: `Thu Jun 28 08:48:54 2012 +0200`


nit: 'timed-out'.


A


Can you guys push this fix to Nuget (if it's ready)? I think this will solve a random issue we have been seeing.


You should keep debugging stuff out of the repo.


Thanks for the contribution. Please see the notes.


I change the comment to read: Snapshot of containers allocated by YARN scheduler.


FacilityTabGridView (evanweaver) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2178 of 2200 tests passed)

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I've created a new issue about this: https://github.com/DomBlack/php-scrypt/issues/36


Yeah maybe it's better the way it is


that's right - the frequency will help prevent the overfitting to the
sawtooth.

brian

On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 3:20 PM, bkandel <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> The difference between loess and gam is that gam estimates the order, so if
> there is a linear trend it'll prefer that, whereas loess is a kernel method
> and doesn't inherently prefer simpler models.
>
> Also I was concerned that loess would overfit the sawtooth pattern without
> aggressive regularization. But it's included in base R, so it's probably
> worth experimenting with some more to see if we can avoid gam
> dependencies. I think that with some minimal experimentation it should be
> pretty trivial to get a good loess version going.
>
> 2015-05-11 18:13 GMT-04:00 stnava <notifications@github.com>:
>
> > also - the stl returns the "seasonal" component which is probably the tc
> > difference
> >
> > kk$time.series[,1]
> >
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I love the octos!! did you make them with github?


first change


@pkdash  I got it. I am doing the modifications right now.


The grammar in the comment no longer matches the proposed ES6 grammar, so I think this may be due to the class grammar changing slightly.


Potrzebuję zabawnej nazwy tej sekcji:
"Zmienne, czyli `COŚ`?"


Cool - seems to work. It may be worth saying "lines must be displayed on map" in for the lines data display tab. It's impressively fast and simple to use.


Maybe I am too sleepy but wouldn't this cause problems if handleRedirection() was called? This needs to live until the download of the redirected URL is finished. But at the next mainloop iteration it will be deleted...


that does not seem to work:

$ sudo su
# pidof pluto
1411
# ipsec stop
Redirecting to: stop ipsec
ipsec start/running, process 1914
# pidof pluto
1914


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (627 of 627 tests passed)

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

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Updated from `The task has have successfully started.`


Yes.


rax retry tests


you could use `m_url` instead of `url` here.


After this update broke doctrine:migrations:diff on my symfony 2.3 app, i found the only solution is to lock the a specific version prior this one.
"doctrine/migrations": "dev-master#65978aa"
Anyone else got a better solution?


Moved code block out of try because now more types of exceptions are thrown here and we are using a blanket `catch Exception` clause in `registered()` instead.


(i even rebooted to ensure it read in everything fresh)


Do you use "Debug - LLVM" as a target ?


I feel like this should not be in createPromiseType. createPromiseType should just get the global promise type, unwrap the promised type, and instantiate. If there is an error, it should happen somewhere else.


Does anyone else need help understanding this??


So named because the utility we use is called `nacl.secret.SecretBox`.


You will definitely want to use a QTableView with a QAbstractListItemModel subclass for these tables.


On the next mainloop iteration `m_reply->deleteLater();` will take effect and m_reply will be deleted. Is this intended?


Zum adden eines Files names `file` im Git ist `git add file` einen Versuch wert...


Maybe it is better to createPromiseType of `any`? But I see why void might be the more correct thing here


I don't think that it makes sense to store `glacier_id` and `bare_soil_id` in the context of an *instance* of this object. Will they be different for different instances? If not, then they shouldn't be instance attributes. Maybe make them *class* attributes:

```python
class VegParams(object):
    glacier_id = '22'
    bare_soil_id = '19'
```
and if, for some strange reason, you're ever processing input/output where these values are different, you can write a special case subclass with those class attributes overridden.


No matter if this server is supposed to be used for development or not, it should follow best practices and only support TLS 1.0 upwards (if not just start with TLS 1.2, after all we should support best practices)


This seems like a hack. Creating another instance of the same class just to destroyed it a few lines below.


you didn't put jpnki102 in the hardplanes def


Nop, realese X64


might make sense to stop piling on things to the base plugin

in this case the code isnt really useful without implementing from the other base plugin anyways (since we class check it)


without this, it still upgrading to dev-master#a4f14d3, which has a broken diff for me.


This won't go public anywhere until I finish up tests


Careful, in case of a Underlying with a special default constructor, you will actually not use the default constructor in default constructor. I understand the "safetyness" of the thing, but it could actually be a (bad?) surprise for some devs.


Alex, did you not get the email? AlexFreedom was dead ages ago!


There's no point in shoving the output into worldEditor. It's fine where it is.

If you want to cache it somewhere, AnalyzeOutputDialog would be a better place. You'd want to create the dialog when the editorsession is created and connect it to editorSession.revisionChanged to dump the cache.


You are right. I didn't realize that the older versions are defined by
overriding the latest one. 430c3e08b47f4adb3202cf137529bcc3f79236f3
reverts my changes.


Что-то я уже под вечер намутил, завтра исправлю на:
for tuple in self._snake_coord:
    yield tuple


whats this part fix exacly? Thanks


@rw-pachyderm That seems like a good solution to me right now. All take a look at this sometime soon and make it pass / remove the `skip`.


No, did you join AlphaRealms (Replacement for AlexFreedom)


Testing the comment


and someone edited /afm!!! on their fork, plz help me with netbeans


Right, I see you figured it out. I do it both to be able to use BeautifulSoup and not line-by-line parsing (I prefer the BS approach, even though it turns out the Arduino folks don't have the webpage nicely parseable...) and because there are additional steps before start_download_and_install (have to do additional requests for both the download link and the checksum link).

By 'override the callback' do you mean overriding start_download_and_install? I think overriding get_metadata_and_check_license is a little cleaner :) We're not yet ready to start_download and are gathering the metadata :)


Do you need it to be public? Seems like it's internal use only for not having to cast all the time, no?


Plugins


No, since I did not go onto continuing with making this mod or helping them, and the project would need to be redone, and I don't plan on helping a reborn AlexFreedom.


Good catch.


CLI tests pass on Windows.


Will do.  Was just hardcoding since we only support 4 right now.

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> You could probably use a for loop for the vnet* part and just set
> something like count=4 and decrement.
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FacilityTabGridView (evanweaver) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2183 of 2200 tests passed)

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Good idea.


Copy-paste error!


Added poem


what is the motivation for this?


Nightly passed.
Weekly has neg failures in one job, and one job is still ongoing.
I'm going to tag now.


I presume you’re talking about 32-bit ARM? Why does the function exist if we shouldn’t use it?


I'll remove it with a comment.


do you want this on mulitple lines?


Smiting your self I see...

Fix that


Eh, might aswell leave C:


Lolno, no rain c:


Why do you need to checkAwaitedExpression here? Won't checkExpression just do the right thing?


also for login above


LGTM


`ref.id`


I pulled that text straight from Gatherer.


Salut chef,
-pas de soucis avec la visibilité de la méthode, mais je pense que tu y
fais appel dans *les tests,*c'est sur ça je voulais attirer ton attention

-Pour la licence, je pense bien qu'on a le droit (devoir) de la mettre,
pour le choix du type, on pourra ouvrir un sujet le concernant dans la
mailing list.

Le 11 mai 2015 08:07, Gabsi <notifications@github.com> a écrit :

> Pour la licence, c'est un domaine que je ne maitrise pas actuellement, je
> ne sais pas si on a le droit ou non de la mettre. Est-ce que tu es sûr de
> ça ?
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develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1140 of 1140 tests passed)

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Same question, why do you need to call something special here?


develop (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1140 of 1140 tests passed)

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Not really needed here. I don't think I need to put aliases to all of the different operations onto WorldEditor.

Besides, this one needs to return something and should be called directly.


Was thinking, probably not worth the effort, can't imagine more interfaces being added to a jail. Also with a for loop we don't save much lines either..

Just leave it as is.


@pkdash  Can you please check the If statement modifications?


How do you know this is a concise body?


Just a matter of taste, but you might want have a look at this solution, kinda easier to read/use (but creates a dependency to boost) : http://stackoverflow.com/a/14756785/2546976


That's not accurate however since they can stand alone. It's just that they shouldn't or are not to be considered as such.


`checkExpressionCached` will give me the type of the expression, but not its awaited type.


Please note the gruntFile.js for changes for the font-awesome icon libary inclusion.


this is a breaking change. when running `npm run build-website` you get:

```
ERROR: Unable to parse a tag's type expression for source file /home/ag_dubs/Projects/endpoints/endpoints/src/request-handler/index.js with tag title "param" and text "{Endpoints.Store.*} store": Invalid type expression "Endpoints.Store.*": Expected "$", "'", ".", "0", "<", "\"", "\\", "_", "break", "case", "catch", "class", "const", "continue", "debugger", "default", "delete", "do", "else", "enum", "export", "extends", "finally", "for", "function", "if", "implements", "import", "in", "instanceof", "interface", "let", "new", "package", "private", "protected", "public", "return", "static", "super", "switch", "this", "throw", "try", "typeof", "var", "void", "while", "with", "yield", Unicode letter number, Unicode lowercase letter, Unicode modifier letter, Unicode other letter, Unicode titlecase letter, Unicode uppercase letter or [1-9] but "*" found.
```


I would imagine that an async function with no return type annotation and no return statements is would be `Promise<void>` in the same way that a regular function with no return type annotation and no return statements would be `void`.


I think this comment https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/commit/d19a200750ab16720d0a383b3cc1c85d3c38ddb4#diff-c3ed224e4daa84352f7f1abcd23e8ccaR7437 is what i was looking for


I'm curious, do you know some resources for English punctuation, especially one where I can find this case (I only know for German)? I personally wouldn't add a comma there.


Hello, can I ask what for this change intended?
Maybe this commit can be useful, this allows to change parameters above on-the-fly https://github.com/ChronoMonochrome/Chrono_Kernel/commit/67cacdf86fbe3343e2e1cee6b97b8d1ff7668347
But, honestly, I don't know how to determine whether these parameters were really changed.


For an async function, I need to check the awaited types of return expressions, as any returned promise will be recursively unwrapped by the outer Promise of the async function.


Yeah, but for generators, we make it `IterableIterator<any>`. I guess that is different though.


Alright.

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> Was thinking, probably not worth the effort, can't imagine more interfaces
> being added to a jail. Also with a for loop we don't save much lines
> either..
>
> Just leave it as is.
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I think you "delete files" but "remove something from the disk".


That is ... really nasty.


Tagged source maps tests.


Well it isnt really AlexFreedom its a complety diffent server.


actually I think it is pre-order depth-first ;)


Poorly worded comment. whether it is a concise body does not matter.


Why do you check Module here?


Yes, I could imagine any being valid for an iterator, but if we were able to distinguish the return type from the yielded type in a generator, I'd expect the return type to be `void`.


Probably should be using the name of the symbol of the type.


Done


Not sure. Probably a typo.


I am going to r+ this with the assumption that this makes testnet better (we're revisiting this area anyways).
That said: we'll have to watch logs to see if we are seeing abnormal delays when prefetching - do you have any suggestion on the type of queries to perform on logs?


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Interestingly, IIRC we looked into this technique for cloning and it's pretty performant on all modern browsers... Go figure.


No, it is there. There is a missing space between the 8 and the f, now fixed.


Oh, the reason is line 8298, `getFirstIdentifier` will find the first identifier for a type name, even if its qualified:

`M.X.Promise` would get `M`.

I should change the `promiseName` variable to something clearer.


Makes sense I guess...


I would suggest structuring this similarly to getIteratedType/getElementTypeOfIterable


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@jdoliner Skipped, tests pass. If you're up for merging into master, the BTRFS tests should be useful. Note that I made the test runner script drop into a shell on failure, so if you are hooking that into continuous integration we should remove that functionality.


Did you see anything breaking without this change that would indicate why we should not put it in production?


r+


I follow the rule of "one another" refering to more than two parties involved whereas "each other" is only used for two. It's not a requirement but I like it.
Since we don't know how many plugins may have bad interactions with one another we need to consider the possibility of more than two.

http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/each-other-versus-one-another


Isn't that bad actually? I thought you would want to get Promise as the identifier.


saw approval from MonsieurNicolas
at https://github.com/gmarceau/stellar-core/commit/82284e354225e94194543bfbb58cde4d0fd7efb4


merging gmarceau/stellar-core/prefetch-scp-items-2 = 82284e35 into auto


gmarceau/stellar-core/prefetch-scp-items-2 = 82284e35 merged ok, testing candidate = b03ed127


Hm. "Finally"?


I believe the economist has an abridged online style guide. I would suggest trying StumbleUpon for more research, selecting the "writing" topic.

Also, buying dead-tree guides. Don't have any handy now.

But consider this:

> ... how to install packages by hand as automatic package managers ...

At first glance, what is it meant here? "To install something AS something"? Or to "how to install packages by hand" isn't commonly required knowledge "as automatice package managers are available". Context resolves the ambiguity, but the comma prevents it completely. If you changed 'as' for 'because', then the comma is probably unnecessary.


Closes #2


fixed.


Can this case and the case below it just be combined into the while loop? They look very similar to the corresponding conditions in the loop.


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If you look at https://github.com/dhruvbird/facebook-python-ads-sdk/blob/384984c022d19f7285d0da5e7c36c5595c6b2469/facebookads/session.py#L67 you'll see that we use the return value, but never actually return anything. That makes appsecret_proof be None.


There's nowhere better to put it, the whole thing is a little odd.


Seems like an indirect way to check this. I think what you would want is to check if the operand is a unary expression or not. If it is not, then it needs parentheses.


I don't think there's any compelling reason to, at least they're tidy and alphabetical and it won't look like it affects more things than it does if one is removed or added.


This fixes the problem the source issue is ok to close.


[Details require callouts](https://github.com/IBM-Watson/design-library/wiki/Content-Models#detail). If you just want to put an image into the page, a simple image tag will do.


Why do each of these strings have different prefixes? Shouldn't they at least be internally consistent?


Any news on this? Has *anyone* reverse engineered the new snapchat version?


Yeah :) But this code is too old for me to change now. I don't even have the libs necessary to run it any longer, and no time to install all of them just to fix a typo.


Why have a AsScalar, if this one is implicit? Maybe should make it explicit, no?


Tu as raison Serge, je n'ai pas fais attention à ça :p
Je viens de corriger ça.

Pour la licence, ok on ferra comme tu l'as dis alors :) je vais rajouter
les commentaires que j'ai supprimé.

Oui, je pense qu'on doit ouvrir un sujet de conversation dans le mailing
list pour le choix du type

Bravo Serge pour ce travail exceptionnel, je n'ai pas trompé lorsque je
t'ai dis qu'on va s’amuser dans ce projet  :)

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écrit :

> Salut chef,
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>
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> pour le choix du type, on pourra ouvrir un sujet le concernant dans la
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>
>
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>
> > Pour la licence, c'est un domaine que je ne maitrise pas actuellement, je
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0.88223 - model = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, learning_rate=0.095, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=7)

0.89834 - model = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=200, learning_rate=0.0975, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=9, verbose=1)

0.89446 - model = GradientBoostingClassifier(n_estimators=205, learning_rate=0.095, min_samples_split=3, max_depth=9, verbose=1)


Yeah it was maybe a good idea to make sysfs .. but don't allow to change it all .. only the 2 parameters makes sense.. i've tested it at all xD Changing the other parameters result in extremely messed screen images.. weird / wrong resulution and and and .. ;-)
Secondly (according to Stock for both Drivers) it's needed to change / keep both Values identically.
Decreasing that both Values result in more smooth / better LCD Quality .. that also fix screen tearings on WS2401 @ 50Mhz :-) And for S6D also .. more smooth.. and max. is "1" .. @ "0" LCD Stop working xD and increasing that Value result in a slower runtime .. i mean less fps but smooth .. but wrong speed ! As u can see, i'm using "3" for S6D .. because 1 and 2 makes problems... sometimes one colored bar / tears on the right of the screen appear . (on the last line of the resulution / screen) But with "3" no issues :-) All in all. the best possible is: WS2401 with 50Mhz and "1" and S6d with 36Mhz and "3". But unfortunately it's not for free xD as it also consumes more power when decreasing that Value ... but i think it's better than OC LCD Freq ;-)


I removed it because we were actually using the seed in deployment so we didn't want that seed in the deployed DB.


I guess the text of SliverAbsorbEffect = "If a source would deal damage to a Sliver, prevent 1 of that damage".
So the tooltip will probably something like "All Sliver creatures have If a source would deal damage to a Sliver, prevent 1 of that damage".

Should be something like:
All Sliver creatures have absorb 1. <i>(If a source would deal damage to a Sliver, prevent 1 of that damage.)</i>


also fixed a lot of whitespace errors which are identified by GCC when generating an xconfig instance


In particular, I think these should all at least have an "APC" prefix if you are writing them into the application's user defaults domain rather than a library-specific domain.


Héhé, ça ne fait que commencer!
Merci à toi aussi :)

Le 11 mai 2015 23:07, Gabsi <notifications@github.com> a écrit :

> Tu as raison Serge, je n'ai pas fais attention à ça :p
> Je viens de corriger ça.
>
> Pour la licence, ok on ferra comme tu l'as dis alors :) je vais rajouter
> les commentaires que j'ai supprimé.
>
> Oui, je pense qu'on doit ouvrir un sujet de conversation dans le mailing
> list pour le choix du type
>
> Bravo Serge pour ce travail exceptionnel, je n'ai pas trompé lorsque je
> t'ai dis qu'on va s’amuser dans ce projet :)
>
>
>
>
> Le 12 mai 2015 00:45, Komi Serge Innocent <notifications@github.com> a
> écrit :
>
> > Salut chef,
> > -pas de soucis avec la visibilité de la méthode, mais je pense que tu y
> > fais appel dans *les tests,*c'est sur ça je voulais attirer ton attention
> >
> > -Pour la licence, je pense bien qu'on a le droit (devoir) de la mettre,
> > pour le choix du type, on pourra ouvrir un sujet le concernant dans la
> > mailing list.
> >
> >
> > Le 11 mai 2015 08:07, Gabsi <notifications@github.com> a écrit :
> >
> > > Pour la licence, c'est un domaine que je ne maitrise pas actuellement,
> je
> > > ne sais pas si on a le droit ou non de la mettre. Est-ce que tu es sûr
> de
> > > ça ?
> > >
> > > —
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > > <
> >
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> > >
> > > .
> > >
> >
> >
> >
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Sorry, I'm thinking of the opposite, turning a yield expression into await. I guess what you'd actually want is to check the parent of node, and based on its precedence, check the position. So my question is, why do you need the loop? Can't you just do:

```ts
if (node.parent.kind === SyntaxKind.BinaryExpression) {
     if ((<BinaryExpression>node.parent).left === node) {
          return true;
     }
}
```
Also, does this account for the conditional operator?


I found the first one online, I made the second one with a gif melting canvas effect. You can make graphics with github?


could do this with `round(thing.event.active_visitors, -2)`


Due to some git magic this went wrong, the commit message should be:
I broke some tests, they are restored now!


I agree. I was trying to accomplish a specific goal and without knowing what the side effect might be I hesitated to change them.


I think YARN distinguishes between "allocated" and "running" containers.
"running container" is a container that NM reports as "running". An
"allocated" container can become "running" once an app master launches a
physical process for that container through NM. An "allocated" container
can "expire", if the AM doesn't launch a process for it within certain
timeout.

Santosh

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> of containers are there other than running? This basically represents all
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Ok, please raise an open follow-on issue and I'll merge this.


I think instead of this you can cat from `$path/cgroup.procs` instead of `$path/tasks on L51` (that just lists pids, not task ids, so shouldn't give you threads)


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Beautiful


yoink!


@c0ze yes, you'll need version 2.0 and above. I think you'll need to sign up for a estimote cloud account to up, and you'll probably be forced to updated to the latest 3.0 release. The version in master does support 3.0 as well.


Yeah, ok.


Awesome! Less code to worry about


We generate the bug suggestions artefact regardless of it there are error lines, it's just empty if there aren't errors, yeah?


Great!


It looks to me that you are putting the epub file in a temporary directory. And, of course, the XIB files have been replaced with storyboards. Is this new version what I will get in future zip file downloads?


make (en el directorio: /home/keze/Algo-Secreto)
gcc -ansi -Wall -pedantic -pedantic-errors -o main main.c TDAConvertidor.c TDAXML.c TDAJSON.c Lista.c -I. && rm *.o
TDAConvertidor.c: In function ‘xml2json’:
TDAConvertidor.c:75:23: error: passing argument 1 of ‘jsonGuardar’ from incompatible pointer type
   error = jsonGuardar(&tc->xml, rutaJson);
                       ^
In file included from TDAXML.h:5:0,
                 from TDAConvertidor.h:4,
                 from TDAConvertidor.c:1:
TDAJSON.h:31:5: note: expected ‘struct TDAJSON *’ but argument is of type ‘struct TDAXML *’
 int jsonGuardar(TDAJSON *TDAJson, char *rutaJson);
     ^
makefile:2: recipe for target 'main' failed
Ha fallado la compilación.
make: *** [main] Error 1


this hasn't yet been updated on the [website](http://www.django-rest-framework.org/api-guide/renderers/#jsonp) though.


@Serge
On va continuer à coder tranquillement et nos amis vont nous rejoindre dés
qu'ils terminent leurs examens finaux


@seanf Only one comment:

    Zanata now requires JBoss EAP 6.4.0.GA or later (recommended), or WildFly version 9.0.0.CR1 or later.

Is it required or recommended? :smiley:


Parte do Curriculo


...

@akashkrishnan


"Field Radiobutton window name."  is this right?


Can we call it something like `originalSlug` then?


I guess `slugValue` is fine, but what about `inputSlugValue`?


Not having a operator+(const Numeric&rhs) makes it unable to do 12_qty + 34_qty without the compiler actually calling the implicit cast operator Underlying() to convert 34_qty to std::uint32_t(34)


How about placing this near the other string macros (TOUPPER_LOC, ASCII_ISALNUM, ...)


Can you use three single quotes to make it bold? Just one single quote doesn't do anything in mediawiki formatting: the '''asset definition pointer'''

Same below.

Otherwise, it looks good.


I think there is a way to do this using annotations. Don't we have an `@Slug`?


Seems alright, so far. Would be nice if it passes. Actually, I remember now: I removed gains long ago, then Joona reintroduced them. Either way the difference was small.


Same naming suggestions as above.


As I am reading this function, I find it hard to tell where we are in the emit. I think a few things would be helpful.
1. Split up the function so that a different function is responsible for each of the logical units involved
2. For non-self-descriptive things like parens and arrows, have a comment to label what each one is for
3. Have an overall comment that shows what the emit should look like in general

Thanks


Not that any convincing is needed, but for sport, it tends to be "v", rather than "vs": http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/fixtures

Will merge once green.


Remove the commented code.


Oh shoot! I thought I did


Add a space after `//`


Same


@psychomario typo fix was just pushed


This is not ideal, but I don't want to refactor code just for the test, and by design, this member is not accessible.


Si le projet n'est pas terminé d'ici là ;)


Overall comment: add constexpr wherever you can, that allows writing things such as `constexpr auto qty = 12_qty + 34_qty` which was doable before, when using scalar types.


should appear in header file if you want to have it inline/constexpr, no?


style: [PEP 8](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/)

space after comma


really "bpion" ???

Or search & replace failure...


Could you make an independent `--data` flag and have `--all` set that one? (There should be a few similar examples.)


I'm not really a fan of "fetch from the web" here, since git is, y'know', supposed to handle content addressing for us.

I would actually rather use a local branch for now, even if it takes more space.


...

@akashkrishnan


ah esse usuário ta f.... kkk. Como se atreve a corrigir meus códigos, kkk vou bloquear isso aí


@Notsosof1 done with my review. press on!


да как-то "грязновато" код с такими запятыми смотрится.


dead link, see #2


Do you need it? You've got public inheritance.


eventually we might not want to be too prescriptive on the backend.


I'm certainly expecting parent to be a Window, but I don't think that is any prohibition of being just a QtWidget. I'm also realizing Qt don't handle parents as straight forward, as I thought. I may propose some changes in the future, but this option shall remain.


Great work @nguy


Derp I meant to ask if you made it with vidcode
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>
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These tasks can take a few seconds or more. Would be nice to have some process feedback.


Perhaps more readable:

```python
except ImportError as err:
    print(err)
```

or similar – you can also print the err in the log message.


see above


doc string


=D magic


Yeah, I don't think this worked.


doc string format (PEP 8):

"""Short description

Long description.....
....
....

Possibly arguments.
"""


What was the slow part -.-


add yourself


What is the difference between this and the already existing `getWorld()`?


Should we please using the same Name rules? can it be WriteHeader?

Like
WriteJSON
WriteIndentedJSON


change URL to https://github.com/Becksteinlab/BornProfiler


Oooh, and getting some tests set up! Looking good!