Maybe we should link to https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/rubymonstas-zurich ?


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I was meaning to fix the port assignment from 8080 to 80 but you beat me to it. Also we didn't really change the reason because we didn't think of it at the time.


The same method exists in 2 other places.


I can look into that. I'll check if ```LinkedHashMap``` comes based on a concurrent hash map or only as a synchronized one. However since the load is low I don't even think this would make a difference.


Is it really since 1957? Should I update the write-up? Is there something wrong with earlier data - too much stuff missing?


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I thought we were going to go with docker-engine?


Sure.


Страница блога:

1) На body классов не вешаем.
2) Логотип Pink  - должен быть ссылкой внутри которой будет лежать картинка (svg).
3) Этот блок сделан не очень верно. В article обычно добавляют header, section - когда он глобальный и имеет четкое такое распределение. В нашем случае эти теги стоит опустить. «Антон и Надя в Тайланде» - будет заголовком второго уровня (для продвижения и seo важно, чтобы на странице был один h1). И внутри будут параграфы, тега date не существует ))

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Антон и Надя в Тайланде

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+				<date datePublished="2014-12-01">Опубликовано: 6 месяцев назад</date>
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Читайте рассказ о том, как семейная пара посещала Тайланд, стараясь максимально избегать избитых туристических мест и районов.

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Страница формы:
1)
 - убираем из разметки, их используем только в тексте, когда не можем их поставить с помощью css. Там мы просто сделаем label блочным.
2) Там где имя, прозвище - они должны быть лейблами к полям ввода текста.

Главная страница:
1) Ну по хедеру замечания выше.
2) По семантике article - обязан иметь заголовок, и должен быть независимым блоком, то есть если вырвать его из страницы, чтобы смысл и логика блока оставались. В случае section, там эти моменты можно опустить. Соот.
 - я бы сделала либо через section, либо через простой див.
3) http://take.ms/FEK9a - эти блоки h2+p стоит закинуть в каждый свой отдельный блок, так как на дальнейших версиях они превратятся в три колонки.
4) Там где отзыв - http://take.ms/eZ6Vp - ошибка в классе, но это не критично. Если собираешься делать через цитату, то фио человека можно делать через тег , который входит в blockquote.
5) В футере аналогично - http://take.ms/Oa3Gg - разбить на три колонки.


mh its a long time ago since we implemented this, is it an actual problem for you?


OK, are you comfortable sending a PR for this? I'll be happy to merge it?

Otherwise I can do this when I get home?

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I would remove the responseData parameter here to make it clearer that data is what's being used here. Then you don't need the nested synchronized as you're already synchronized in data.


> `no_found_rows`

Hmm.  That is faster right?  Should we not default to that and let people set pagination if they need pagination?

That said, I've not dealt with pagination since the first GJ project and I know you have so we need pagination in here, I'm sure but I don't have visibility into what is required.

Also a question could be: Should we support arguments such as `'pagination' => true` _(or `'wplib_pagination' => true`)_ to simply things for WPLib coders, even if non-standard in WordPress?

-MIke


1) Get the variable specified in the form, default -1 (no conflict with possible values)
2) If not specified in the form, use the current date/time instead
3) For date parts, 0 is not valid, use current date instead


then...


`return (is supplementary || not is allowed);` is IMO easier to read.


This synchronized is not necessary because it's the same as data always and you're already synchronizing in data


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Nit: no parens


Diese wird nur künstlich zu einer anonymen Funktion gemacht. Ein Beispiel

function dx = myfun(t, x, p1, p2)
dx = p1 +p2 * x;
end

Wird via
[T, Y] = ode45(@(t,x) myfun(t, x, p1, p2), [0 tf], x0);
aufgerufen.


a) At least after JIT-compilation, the JVM will certainly do regalloc on the (statically known) stack; a SWAP is then just a renaming and should not affect the behavior of that. It seems very unlikely that the JVM would do explicit pattern matching on the byte code.
b) Note that any performance difference would be negligible anyway, compared that of a string concatenation.


To my dismay, yes. At some point, we'll let jscs do a sweep and make all of the styles consistent.


What is the downstream effect on reactions?  Does the adjustment of protons cause reactions that were balanced to become unbalanced?

And if we were to add the ability to import SBML models, do the changes impact the ability to match up compounds and reactions?


I did this here just to make my editor stop showing yellow.


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This class should also be private, while here.


Hi,

Thanks for the patch!

Is CV_VERSION_EPOCH the correct way to see if opencv 3 is used? It is also defined in OpenCV 2.4:
https://github.com/Itseez/opencv/blob/2.4/modules/core/include/opencv2/core/version.hpp


They were broken. They didn't work.

It tried to reduce the gameid from the stored 3 letters to 2 and then delete that, but obviously couldn't find an entry with a gameid of just two letters.


Thanks, worked.
![naamloos-1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11356362/7459921/59450c80-f297-11e4-86c7-5f098bb2a6e6.jpg)
And more space for the length of the sentences


Visit the url of this graphic here: http://massgis.github.io/CivicTechEcosystem/


Add the version to the name, otherwise it isn't set
```nix
{
  name = "zam-plugins-${version}";
  version = "3.5";

  # Then reuse version in src
  src = fetchurl {
    url = "https://github.com/zamaudio/zam-plugins/archive/${version}.tar.gz";
  }
}
```


This should actually be something like:
```nix
{
  makeFlags = [
    "PREFIX=$(out)"
  ];
}
```


There needs to be a hyphen between git and 2015, otherwise the version is `05-04` and the name is `zam-plugins-git2015`, version are recognized as a hyphen followed by a number.


You don't need the version in the derivation name. Just `zam-plugins-git`


Sorry, I can't make sense of this description.


@yadimon Shouldn't you do this changes in an other branch?
I thought, my implementation was proper for Req-13.


googling for this has returned some interesting results.  how do the %butts_preun and %butts_postun_with_restart sections work?


looks like this could be punted down into the else branch?


process is a global node.js variable, don't us it for your own variables


See also:
* https://github.com/jquery/contribute.jquery.org/commit/5f96b742cbf7792cfd6d30a3adcba71561654843
* https://github.com/jquery/contribute.jquery.org/commit/5fb638d3df4e555b2194380450370bc01e6ec23d
* https://github.com/jscs-dev/node-jscs/pull/1254


To be honest, I don't really like this whole class at all. There is a fair amount of duplication across all functions, just because HDFS is too stupid to just work and we need to pad everything with a gazillion retries. I could probably refactor it all with lambdas or some other patterns to isolate the retry logic from the actually relevant code, but I didn't want to go that far. So, yeah, there are some expectations/burdens around when certain functions can be called... Let's chat in person if you want me to clean it up further.


I think you may need xz as well too.


Ah I see. We're lucky to have you as a collab around here. Rumour has it you spent more time with this code than SMTDDR has and me included.


FIxed in [1.2.2](https://github.com/docker/docker-py/releases/tag/1.2.2) now on [pypi](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/docker-py) ~ sorry for the slip up.


@stof

name     : doctrine/orm
descrip. : Object-Relational-Mapper for PHP
keywords : database, orm
versions : * v2.3.6
type     : library
license  : MIT
source   : [git] https://github.com/doctrine/doctrine2.git c2135b38216c6c8a410e764792aa368e946f2ae5
dist     : [zip] https://api.github.com/repos/doctrine/doctrine2/zipball/c2135b38216c6c8a410e764792aa368e946f2ae5 c2135b38216c6c8a410e764792aa368e946f2ae5
names    : doctrine/orm

autoload
psr-0
Doctrine\ORM => lib/

requires
doctrine/dbal 2.3.*
ext-pdo *
php >=5.3.2
symfony/console 2.*

suggests
symfony/yaml If you want to use YAML Metadata Mapping Driver


If you set

   export GCLOUD_REMOTE_FOR_LINT="upstream"
   export GCLOUD_BRANCH_FOR_LINT="master"

it will be worth it to run `tox -e lint` locally before making commits and having to have throwaway commits like this.


Good point, I'll add a check here.


I don't see how this fits default installation. Move that point to `Optional installation` part (which has to be created) if you really want that to be added.


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Sorry about that, I guess that's a scala-ism creeping up on me (Scala discourages the use of return statements). I can change it to what you said.


No dots for me :D


It is not a recent invention (also used on `WithIdleOverlay`). If we do a refactor with all the upgrade rules that come with it, I would prefer that on all traits at once and in a separate pull request.


so, it does go back to 1949 but there is a data issue around 1956 - basically the tenure of two justices are interleaved, like so:

...1955-104: SMinton
1956-001: WJBrennan
1956-002: SMinton
1956-003: SMinton
1956-004...: WJBrennan

the code I have that lays out the columns can't handle this, so for now I just cut it out. if there's time I can actually fix the code.


Thanks for the comment. I actually misunderstood it in this special case. When the .value_counts method is applied to an integer series, the '[ ]' operator is used to select the actual unique value in the series, not its index in the series. So age_counts[:10] shows unique value counts in descending order all the way to the count of value 10. age_counts[:22] shows unique value counts all the way to 22. Since 22 is the second-highest count, you only get 2 results in your output.

I'll update the notes right now. Thanks again :)


The stricter permissions mean that it is first necessary to fix up the access mask of a possibly pre-existing cachedir...


Hi--
Is this already added to the core project?


Hi Craig,

Do you think it makes sense to change to tcp_posix.c sendmsg to use MSG_NOSIGNAL to not generate SIGPIPE at all? Because not everyone can figure out to ignore SIGPIPE.


Wow, this... https://github.com/jquery/contribute.jquery.org/commit/5fb638d3df4e555b2194380450370bc01e6ec23d#diff-d2596e068bbce362e2a5492c6e204853R120

0_o


a. True. I just wonder how the jvm detects string concatenation code. Presumably it doesn't allocate a new string builder every time but instead uses a thread local buffer when it can since string concatenation is quite common.


why `||=`?


Same question as above - why `||=`? :)


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Ugh.. Ok, I'll update the write-up. If you do fix it (I don't think there's a need to at this point), change it back.


Yup, this needs to be fixed. I'll do that right now.


I would love to understand why this is needed.


That seemed to do the trick right! Thanks mate.


yeah. In fact, CV_VERSION_EPOCH does not exist anymore in opencv3.
https://github.com/Itseez/opencv/blob/master/modules/core/include/opencv2/core/version.hpp


Overall looks fine.  Did you want to include the etc/sysconfig changes and the changes to systemd to include higher resource limits?


ops


Re your first point: In my mind I see it as producing the same effect as having a background in a visual game. That is, in a 3D game, if you encounter an enemy at a location, it is much more obvious that you are still 'at that location' because it's there visually. In a text adventure there needs to be some other way to maintain a sense of background. Typically I see this done with the backlog--you still have the visual information about your location on screen because it's just a few lines of text above where you're at now. I find that when I, say, equip an item, or pick something up, or get into a fight, I immediately forget my surroundings and I'm constantly doing 'look' after every action I take so that I can remain aware of the surroundings, which gets repetitive/onerous. In my opinion the environmental information should be more readily available, it should just be seen automatically, without having to issue a command. Just my thoughts, though.

Regarding color for map locations: That's funny, when I first saw you say that I thought you meant like, write descriptive text for locations ('color' alternatively meaning stories/liveliness a la 'local color'). You mean implement a map in which the meadow tiles are green M's, and the river tiles are blue R's and so on?


The sort order change in adj2nest was never an issue because the UI sorted the browse results by name.  With the new UI the user has to manually click the sort order.  So there is an easy work around.  You wouldn't want to rerun adj2nest on everything in a big system because that could take a very long time.  If we allow users to rerun adj2nest then we have to do a better job explaining what it is, why they might want to do it, that they could just hit the sort button, and that it isn't necessary in the new version.  So I think it is best to just let them hit the browser sort button, which they will probably do anyway.


This is now supported in the source project with https://github.com/rtomayko/replicate/commit/84a3eb7a1c1609b3f510311790c22f1268959316


@emmenko what should we use for all components here?
`watchChanges` vs. `watch:test`


Actually the synchronized is a bad idea.  I can think of some functions that don't return until another is called.


You're subtly contradicting yourself. ;) If you avoid using any swaps, you need to add the first operand to the string builder before computing the second. But since the other computation can involve other concatenations, that means you cannot use a thread-local temporary.

I don't know how/if it optimizes concatenations, but it wouldn't surprise me if it was just escape analysis + cheap bump allocator for the memory allocations.


Any chance we can bump version to 2.0.3?


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ok


Changing the number of protons in any reaction should not cause it to
become unbalanced, the reaction balancing process will add or deduct the
correct number of protons to essentially balance the reaction, so making
these changes shouldn't really affect reaction balancing overall.

It does however affect the overall number of free protons in the model, and
the number of protons produced/consumed by individual reactions, and
therefore potentially affect the growth rate in a metabolic model, given
that ETC reactions rely on proton availability.

On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 1:55 PM, Mike Mundy <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> What is the downstream effect on reactions? Does the adjustment of protons
> cause reactions that were balanced to become unbalanced?
>
> And if we were to add the ability to import SBML models, do the changes
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this would be needed in master too, I think


right my mistake, previously I used it as method.


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Could you describe a scenario when previous implementation was not working and we have to look for appropriate `manifest.mf` among all exsiting files ?


**whistles**


I don't think this is needed. TD(lambda) specifies the value function in terms of state. We should annotate our usage in world sim to clarify this.


in method ```||=``` is one way of caching, but I think I can move it to constructor.


Yes, still unsure of the spaciness vs the old guide. See also https://github.com/jquery/PEP/pull/185  which seems to be going less spacey for some reason.


why Unit instead of () ?


show all files


struct = {0} niiice ;)


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Haha. https://github.com/npm/newww/issues/663 maybe?


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looks good! Please find a classname that describes what this class is doing


Yeah.... just thought about that after I wrote the above...
Will just have to test it I guess.


This is the actual check, the only new line...
Problem is I had to duplicate all the function to another place, because it has to be done twice due to lack of data in each place (events are not complete; I have submitted patch).


Be careful : this commit changes the database schema. This renders previous versions of the database obsolete. If you want to use this version you will have to drop your database and repopulate it.


In that case... thanks again! :)


fixes the missing db.generated error


Can we merge this and the following commit into our repo at https://github.com/mayflower/puppet-php? This is probably also useful for others. :+1:


@cdwort feel free to tag it and I'll publish this tonight


complétion de annuaire.urls


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@wsnipex does this look right? http://pastebin.com/PHK2kfvV at least on my rig this installs the addons to the proper directory (seems they were not installed at all before for cross compile)


single quotes :)


and hire single quotes :)


I suppose its best to merge this commit with my previous stupid one because its so stupid...


I made a hack, so it's fine for the moment. Though, I'm pretty surprised no
one else encounter this issue. So it doesn't need to be fixed immediately.
Actually, first I would like to know if I am thinking in the right way. I
do not know in detail the json-schema spec, and I wouldn't like violated it.
Do you agree that an associative array should be validated as a JSON Object
?

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> mh its a long time ago since we implemented this, is it an actual problem
> for you?
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Because this method only gets called inside parseResponseData:withBlock: that already has a big @synchronized block we would not even need this synchronized. But because there's no guarantee it's good to have it. However, analyzing this method better, data and responseRange are only used to derive this responseSubdata so it might be better to refactor and send over the responseSubdata already, making the sync explicit in the caller and removing data from this method altogether.


please squash away this too


btw: after building .. (not from scratch) a can't find the .ccache directory .. do u know where i can find it. just check how many space it needs ?? i've checked overall: /, /root / , /home .. and the building folder .. but nothing !!


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How do we validate the passed service to know whether we can route to it?


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Nice patch. Did you really want to leave that exception in there on line 101?


i think you don't need use 'watch' hire :)


Thanks! Can you please also make `avi-goto-line` a part of this family of functions supporting `avi-all-windows`? I personally won't use it a whole lot, but just for the sake of consistency.

I was writing this, when I realized that it doesn't work for the avi-goto-line:

```el
(defun my/avi-jump (&optional arg)
      "
        `my/avi-jump' BINDING -> `avi-goto-word-1'
    C-u `my/avi-jump' BINDING -> `avi-goto-char'
C-u C-u `my/avi-jump' BINDING -> `avi-goto-line'
"
      (interactive "p")
      (let ((avi-all-windows t)) ; search in all windows
        (call-interactively (cl-case arg
                              (4  'avi-goto-char) ; C-u
                              (16 'avi-goto-line) ; C-u C-u
                              (t  'avi-goto-word-1)))))
```


view files


Done with code review. Left some relevant comments.


Sure @roigcarlo. I think it's a good idea to not replicate ABC_X UML-diagrams here, but instead describe the H5_CUDS file contents the the users.

H5_Lattice uses two IndexedDataContainerTable objects to store the Lattice data. These two objects are physically located in the branch pointed by 'group'.

An IndexedDataContainerTable called 'lattice' holds all of the DataContainers of the lattice nodes. It is a 1D PyTables table that has columns (names and types) described by a CustomRecord object, or if no such record is given, then the default one is NoUIDRecord. Ordering of the lattice nodes in 'lattice'-table uses numpy.enumerate default ordering ( (0,0,0), (0,0,1), (0,0,2),...(0,1,0),(0,1,1),... etc).

Another IndexedDataContainerTable called 'data' holds all CUBA data of the lattice. It has only one row, and it uses NoUIDRecord column class.

Lattice metadata, i.e. origin, size, base_vect and type, are stored as an attribute to lattice.attr.origin, lattice.attr.size, lattice.attr.base_vect and lattice.attr.type, respectively. Lattice here refers to the IndexedDataContainerTable called 'lattice'.

H5_Lattice.__init__ only returns a reference to an exisiting lattice in H5_CUDS-file. A new one is created in file with H5_Lattice.create_new().

If you have any more specific questions, I'm happy to help.


I think you should use 'template' in directive and then display directive as restrict


The last line in this comment seems to be unrelated to this translator. (Please note that all fields with such numbers are custom fields and may have different meanings for other primo instances.)


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Is it right that this example has `body: "*"` while id is specified as part of the URL path?

The `rpc EchoBody` also has `body: "*"` which makes more sense.

I may not have a great understanding of how `body` is used exactly, is this described anywhere?


@gilmoskowitz Did you have another PR to fix this?


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Looks like you missed another one [here](https://github.com/brython-dev/brython/blob/master/www/src/brython.js#L7367).


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@anabranch `"apachespark"` should be in item[0].


What is the strategy for removing the prebuilt dll's? In what cases do we want them to be fetched from nuget?


Maybe redirect it to `ofLogVerbose()`?


:)
I borrowed it from http://natelandau.com/bash-scripting-utilities/


IIRC I had provided an example last time you asked this question on another PR, hence I didn't remove it.


~/.ccache
also make sure you've enabled showing hidden files :)


Bom trabalho.


Okay, the reason I did that, was because the `state` parameter in `maximize_value` should not have the actions included in the list, while the parameter of the `value` function requires it.


Gonna test this later on :+1:


Wow, that is interesting, and yet slightly confusing. It makes me wonder what the point of this parameter is at all. However, doing a bit more testing, I can see that you can safely set this parameter to 16 instead of 32, because the length will always be doubled and everything after the first 32 characters of the *output* (which corresponds to `length = 16`) is always the same:

    var_dump(scrypt('password', 'salty', pow(2,14), 8, 2, 16));
    var_dump(scrypt('password', 'salty', pow(2,14), 8, 2, 20));
    var_dump(scrypt('password', 'salty', pow(2,14), 8, 2, 24));
    var_dump(scrypt('password', 'salty', pow(2,14), 8, 2, 28));
    var_dump(scrypt('password', 'salty', pow(2,14), 8, 2, 32));
    var_dump(scrypt('password', 'salty', pow(2,14), 8, 2, 50));

Produces the output:

    string(32) "e5135483ad9e2955f65dd1287a3b83d0"
    string(40) "e5135483ad9e2955f65dd1287a3b83d0632f5082"
    string(48) "e5135483ad9e2955f65dd1287a3b83d0632f50823b3ad12f"
    string(56) "e5135483ad9e2955f65dd1287a3b83d0632f50823b3ad12fc3b7e874"
    string(64) "e5135483ad9e2955f65dd1287a3b83d0632f50823b3ad12fc3b7e87432085014"
    string(100) "e5135483ad9e2955f65dd1287a3b83d0632f50823b3ad12fc3b7e87432085014bf127be1b54afcb040ac456c4ff8d0c707d9"


Updated - if error type is RPCError, return the same.


This could read
`type, zero, zero, limit, result`
I *think*


I was [told](https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Discussioni_utente:Chiara_Consonni_(BEIC)#Campi_lds.2C_lsr.2C_lfc_nel_PNX) that these fields are populated automatically by Primo from the METS and that on other installations the mechanism will be the same, even though the numbers will vary. Hence it seems useful to note this possibility; I could "anonymise" the numbers they cause problems, though.


It would be nice to describe in a few words what the regexp should do (to make sure that the developer's intent is described clearly, in case the regexp has to be modified or debugged later)


interesting stuff


`An if statement helper is missing a condition.`?
Should not be `A condition is missing on an if statement helper.`?

Same things for the line 56


is `get_queryset()` available back to earlier versions of Django?  I mean - will it break?


fixed


yeah that was just a debug trace but i forgot to remove it. it's gone now


Bruno, the abstract functions specified here were never ported to OJS master's subclasses. For example:

    Fatal error: Class ReviewReportPlugin contains 7 abstract methods and must therefore be declared abstract or
    implement the remaining methods (ReportPlugin::getMetrics, ReportPlugin::getMetricTypes,
    ReportPlugin::getMetricDisplayType, ...) in
    /home/asmecher/git/ojs/plugins/reports/reviews/ReviewReportPlugin.inc.php on line 0


The code actually does more than just replacing any "Documentation/<version>" by "Documentation/<someotherversion>". Either this description should be made more accurate or the implementation should be simplified to really just look for the "Documentation/<version>" pattern.


Please consider adding MCC 250 (Russia).
It's legal here to record call's with one party notifying.


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Technically if you want to enable free-text search by speciality (or any other [`token`-typed](http://hl7-fhir.github.io/search.html#2.1.1.3.9) search param), you should search using the `:text` modifier.  As in:

```
GET /Practitioner?name=John&specialty:text=pedi
```


@sigmavirus24 If you don't mind, I'd like to learn how to publish a new version myself. I don't want to have to bug you every time we need a new release.

@devn How goes the RubyGems administration to get me on the org?


@raphaelouzan do you need to prefix this line with `struct`? if so, what does it mean?


So is there a GH issue or some guidance somewhere that talks about removing `mocha` more generally across `rails`?


While learning Rust, I’ve appreciated that `let` bindings are [immutable by default](http://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/book/variable-bindings.html). I wish the new `let` keyword in ES6 declared a constant too, but it declares a variable just like `var`.

So, I started using `const` here for data that we know won’t change. It looks a little strange after typing `var` for so long, but I wanted to try it out.

Safari doesn’t actually enforce the `const` keyword yet, so this is more aspirational than practical at this point.


doesn't work, unless I'm missing something.  Seems to be similar to:
https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/11403

We're going to try taking the masthead image out of the asset pipeline for now.


I can create PR at weekend. I don't use the snapshot current so it can wait ;)


I wasn't aware of the need of such a check. What qualifies a service as routeable?


The above two lines are needed by RESLoadResourceAsText.


It would be useful to add comment here, explaining why this replacing is necessary. Otherwise the code block might be just removed in the future when someone refactors the code and cannot figure out why this code is here.


That makes sense, never was any good at maths! Time to push this to master?


Makes sense to fix this in that issue, yes.


Looks good


I would use softmax_graph here. That is what the user will use.


No, we don't have anything like that. It is just a wish for part of the core team that don't see any reason to use two different mock libraries, even more inside Rails that we prefer to write integration tests instead of mocked tests.


@arthurvr Can you open an issue on https://github.com/npm/newww/issues/


graph.


graph


Hi


Do we know what caused this failure to begin with? And why no PR for this?


Github Issue #6


1. This field name is... weird
2. Don't initialize fields to default values


I won't continue to tell where we should use the graph. The logic is that:

1) If we build the user graph, we use softmax_graph.
2) In tests/assert, we chack that it is the softmax_op in the graph.


whoops, good call.


@raphaelouzan any idea if using the serial is wasteful? (space, cpu, whatever)
if it is, we could add an DEFINE DEBUG


Wait! stop commenting on my branches :p I just pushes some changes, it doesn't mean they are done


With the current implementation, we are releasing partial offers as soon as some containers finish on a NM. That means, the capacity of the NM as perceived by YARN's scheduler (SchedulerNode) needs to shrink by that amount. But YARN doesn't have API to update the "availableResource" and "usedResource" variables in SchedulerNode that Myriad can utilize to shrink the SchedulerNode's capacity. The only way seemed to be to shrink the capacity of RMNode before a NODE_UPDATE scheduler event is handled by the scheduler. When NODE_UPDATE is handled by the scheduler, the scheduler queries RMNode object to obtain the "totalCapability" and updates "SchedulerNode.availableResource" based on that. Also, the YARN scheduler queries the RMNode to figure out which containers finished since the last HB and adds the finished containers' capacity to "SchedulerNode.availableResource". Scheduling decisions are based off of "SchedulerNode.availableResource".

Due to the above behavior, I was updating RMNode at every HB with the following logic:
1. if there is a outstanding mesos offer, add it to RMNode. Else, RMNode's capability is set to 0.
2. if there are existing containers running on the node, add them to RMNode's capability from step 1.
3. if there are containers that have finished since the last HB, subtract their capacities from RMNode's capability from step 2.


Actually, there isn't a completely solid mapping here: `Cursor` conflates success/failure with open/closed. I wonder if we can go the other way: strip out success/failure from `Cursor`.


@saracarl have you re-compiled the assets after deploy?


Oh duh :smile:


can i use this for u9200 vendor?


@lassoan The description mentions that URL containing `Documentation/<AnyString>/` will be updated and not just simple occurrence of `Documentation/<AnyString>/`. How do you think we could improve the apidox to be more explicit ?

( note I will  update the comment to mention `Documentation/<VERSION>/` instead of `Documentation\<VERSION>\`)


Cool. Thanks for explaining.


@davidfowl spying on people...


Lolz


@pweil- each router ultimately is going to determine what protocols and ports it can route to.  Right now, today, there's no validation.  However, the router will assume your primary port is HTTP.  So eventually we'll need parameters to control what port on the containers in chooses, and what protocols are required.  There's the other route options, like certificates and the optional host value.

It's probably reasonable today to expose the service using minimal defaults - in many cases, it will work.  However, what are our next steps to making this easier for users to understand and use?

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> routeable?
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Can we relax checks after erasure instead of disabling them completely?


Agreed.  It's changed.


Does this test actually test anything? Did it fail to compile before?


nu-mi gaseste acest builder:
Palette.Builder cannot be resolved to a type


added include to bullet.h to fix the problem.


done https://github.com/npm/newww/issues/942 :)


Change your username to @ nsa :smile:


Good point. What about:

```
// The following regular expression will match URL. In this context, a URL is
// identified as any string starting with http:// or https://  followed by characters
// allowed in a well-formed URL.
```


To further enhance the spec, you could use `@app.domain` instead of the hardcoded "example.com" string. It would ensure the specs still pass if you were to edit the factory, and better demonstrate the relationship between the objects you created (`@app = create(:app, user: @user)`) and the expectations below.


Drop this prink() when refreshing the patch.


Thanks.  Why did you not use :text on "name=John" but did use it on
"specialty:text=pedi"

Does the ":text" imply wildcard, and the other is for exact match?

On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 2:35 PM, Josh Mandel <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Technically if you want to enable free-text search by speciality (or any
> other token-typed <http://hl7-fhir.github.io/search.html#2.1.1.3.9>
> search param), you should search using the :text modifier. As in:
>
> GET /Practitioner?name=John&specialty:text=pedi
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/dmccallie/nppes_fhir_demo/commit/ef3e16b9658d19ae09af9c64ac90d591048511a0#commitcomment-11031890>
> .
>


@ExSport we changed Panasonic renderers to use H.264 transcoding because of a bug they have decoding MPEG-2 video - sometimes it makes the video unwatchable. Other renderers still transcode to MPEG-2 video.
That option seems like a good idea and can fit on the Transcoding Settings tab with the video quality options.


this should be omitted from the composer.json totally


Thank you! You guys are quick to help support new contributors - it makes it fun to work on. What is your process to release to npm?


yeah an associative should always be an object, as there is no such thing as associative arrays in json


Oh, it is now. :)


What about:
```
// Given an URL matched by the regular expression documented above, this second
// expression will replace the string "Documentation/<StringWithLetterOrNumberOrDot>/"
// with "Documentation/<version>/"
```


This should definitely be kept to handle the case when we're doing a rollback and an application is holding open a file.


This is the beginning of my Design Studies at Bloc...more to come.


Right, this needs to stay as well for the case described above.


@raphaelouzan what does this line do?


Yes. ResourceTrackerService generates the "STARTED" event after the RMNode object is added to the RMContext. Also, Myriad is registered as the first event handler into the dispatcher. So, we receive the event before YARN handles it.


The process is me remembering to `npm publish` :wink:

...which I didn't until just now.


Here, I would rename the `it` to something a little bit more descriptive, like `it 'creates the app and register its event, when authenticated'` (describing the side-effect of creating an app, as well as the expected effect of registering the sent event). I would also add an expectation about the JSON containing the proper domain.


We're not supposed to be using static methods - our pattern is for the Factory to instantiate the object with all necessary pieces.  The factory should be exposing a method to get the list of generators - we would set the defaults in upstream Kube, and then in our wrapper factory we would add/replace our own generators.


this useful at all?
```
(3ac.1d80): Access violation - code c0000005 (first chance)
First chance exceptions are reported before any exception handling.
This exception may be expected and handled.
*** WARNING: Unable to verify checksum for d:\code\msys64\home\Tony\julia\usr\bin\libjulia.dll
libjulia!jl_setjmp+0x3b:
000007fe`e22952bb 0f297160        movaps  xmmword ptr [rcx+60h],xmm6 ds:00000000`0f0500c8=00000000000000000000000000000000
0:000> k
Child-SP          RetAddr           Call Site
00000000`009ced28 000007fe`e22575a4 libjulia!jl_setjmp+0x3b
00000000`009ced30 000007fe`e2256777 libjulia!ctx_switch+0x34 [d:\code\msys64\home\tony\julia\src\task.c @ 295]
00000000`009ced70 00000000`00c4f9ab libjulia!jl_switchto+0x97 [d:\code\msys64\home\tony\julia\src\task.c @ 372]
00000000`009cedb0 000007fe`e2174ab9 0xc4f9ab
00000000`009cede0 000007fe`e2174e84 libjulia!jl_apply+0x29 [d:\code\msys64\home\tony\julia\src\julia.h @ 1277]
00000000`009cee10 000007fe`e2167b49 libjulia!jl_trampoline+0x44 [d:\code\msys64\home\tony\julia\src\builtins.c @ 1027]
00000000`009cee50 000007fe`e2167ede libjulia!jl_apply+0x29 [d:\code\msys64\home\tony\julia\src\julia.h @ 1277]
00000000`009cee80 00000000`00c3f09f libjulia!jl_apply_generic+0x21e [d:\code\msys64\home\tony\julia\src\gf.c @ 1720]
00000000`009cef00 00000000`00c4ec70 0xc3f09f
00000000`009cefc0 00000000`00c4f793 0xc4ec70
00000000`009cf140 00000000`00c4e556 0xc4f793
00000000`009cf2e0 00000000`00c4e46e 0xc4e556
00000000`009cf360 00000000`00c4e3c0 0xc4e46e
00000000`009cf3d0 00000000`00c4e30b 0xc4e3c0
00000000`009cf430 000007fe`e2174ab9 0xc4e30b
00000000`009cf460 000007fe`e2174e84 libjulia!jl_apply+0x29 [d:\code\msys64\home\tony\julia\src\julia.h @ 1277]
00000000`009cf490 000007fe`e2167b49 libjulia!jl_trampoline+0x44 [d:\code\msys64\home\tony\julia\src\builtins.c @ 1027]
00000000`009cf4d0 000007fe`e2167e13 libjulia!jl_apply+0x29 [d:\code\msys64\home\tony\julia\src\julia.h @ 1277]
00000000`009cf500 00000000`00c3c091 libjulia!jl_apply_generic+0x153 [d:\code\msys64\home\tony\julia\src\gf.c @ 1696]
00000000`009cf580 00000000`00c3ad7f 0xc3c091
0:000> .f+
01 00000000`009ced30 000007fe`e2256777 libjulia!ctx_switch+0x34 [d:\code\msys64\home\tony\julia\src\task.c @ 295]
0:000> .f-
00 00000000`009ced28 000007fe`e22575a4 libjulia!jl_setjmp+0x3b
0:000> u
libjulia!jl_setjmp+0x3b:
000007fe`e22952bb 0f297160        movaps  xmmword ptr [rcx+60h],xmm6
000007fe`e22952bf 0f297970        movaps  xmmword ptr [rcx+70h],xmm7
000007fe`e22952c3 440f298180000000 movaps  xmmword ptr [rcx+80h],xmm8
000007fe`e22952cb 440f298990000000 movaps  xmmword ptr [rcx+90h],xmm9
000007fe`e22952d3 440f2991a0000000 movaps  xmmword ptr [rcx+0A0h],xmm10
000007fe`e22952db 440f2999b0000000 movaps  xmmword ptr [rcx+0B0h],xmm11
000007fe`e22952e3 440f29a1c0000000 movaps  xmmword ptr [rcx+0C0h],xmm12
000007fe`e22952eb 440f29a9d0000000 movaps  xmmword ptr [rcx+0D0h],xmm13
```


I don't know that I want to have to specify a generator directly.  If a user wants to expose the service via a route, wouldn't that be the default over exposing a service as a service (which is questionable at best)?


I would keep it consistent with the grunt task name (`watch:test`)


Also, happy to have you!


Great, thanks for this.. I think the warning here is good to have, I will definitely try to avoid writing such code in future..


Note that, if you want, you can definitely add an extra level of nesting just for the authentication context:

``` ruby
context "Without an existing app" do
  context "while authenticated" do
    it "creates the app and register its event" do
      # …
    end
  end

  context "while not authenticated" do
    it "fails to register an event" do
      # …
    end
  end
end
```


Wow, I didn't realize the Android port was being extended. Any chance you're going to work on pushing this upstream?


Confirmed that — at least in my case — this resolves #81. (Ubuntu 14.04 EC2 m3.medium)


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calisphere/templates/calisphere/item.html → calisphere/templates/calisphere/itemView.html change was not made in views.py


I am not sure on what grounds we should check for data races here. We recompute the denotation at a new phase. Why should that not yield a new symbol? There's no a priori reason why we should disallow that.

History: It used to be like it is now. Then in the interest of avoiding a checkDenot() method (which I have not yet brought back) we changed to setDenot, after empirically verifying that nothing breaks. But things did not break because computeDenot was wrong.Now they do break. It's true that observed breakages happen after erasure,
I see no hard reason why they could not also happen before.


Part of this is for implementors, but there's also useful information for the consumer. As an example, the bit about "this method MUST be implemented in such as way as to retain…" is useful as it gives context around the `@return self` annotations; they are not just returning the same instance, but a _new_ instance.

Additionally, we cannot assume all consumers understand the various requirements of each message component, and having that descriptive text, along with examples, can be useful even for consumers.

As such, I can't say I'm sold on using the `@internal` notation.


Note: if you want to display those strings when running rspec, use `rspec spec --format d` (or `rspec -fd`).


I got part-way down this rabbit hole. It's not bad, but it involves changing more code than I'd like to touch right now; let's save this for Bug 1160400.


It is planned to prepare separate repository for every plugin - then, every DPU may be released as needed. Nevertheless, I do not see any problem increasing version anytime if that is useful. When we prepare release of Core DPUs, we simply take whatever latest version we have. We have more important issues to be solved (20 issues planned to be done for 2.1 in Core) than discussing whether it should have 2.0.2 or 2.0.4. So no action is needed.


This comes down to the way the different search param types are defined in FHIR:

From http://hl7-fhir.github.io/search#string:

> The string parameter refers to simple string searches against sequences of characters. Matches are case- and accent- insensitive. By default, a match exists if a portion of the parameter value contains the specified string. It is at the discretion of the server whether to do a left-partial search.

So for a `string` type search param (like `name` for Practitioner), the default behavior with no modifiers is something like "substring match".

Whereas http://hl7-fhir.github.io/search.html#2.1.1.3.9 says:

> If the parameter has no modifier, the search is performed against the URI/value from a Coding or an Identifier. The syntax for the value is one of the following:

So `token` type search params, the default behavior is based on code-type matching (system + identifier), and you need a modifier to achieve free-text match.


Good point. I need to fix that... The config dir is defined in the CoreModManager code as well.. Never like things like that path, because that introduces platform weirdnesses..


My test for this was just to run:

./gradlew jar
java -jar buildGradle/libs/rhino-1.7.7-SNAPSHOT.jar

and see if I see the version number.

Before I made this change, it was printing "null." I stepped through the
code and it didn't seem to be finding our manifest, but some other one, so
I put in the loop and although it's more complex it seems to handle all
possible use cases.

On Mon, May 4, 2015 at 12:11 PM, Evgeny Shepelyuk <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Could you describe a scenario when previous implementation was not working
> and we have to look for appropriate manifest.mf among all exsiting files ?
>
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>

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Resource calls should be wrapped with try/catch and throw a user friendly error. Here if the nuspec was corrupt the XML exception would be surfaced to the user.


fuck u


What we should test is what's in the comment: Output after VCInline.


Can you please rename the method to either "handleNodeUpdate" or "handleNodeStatusEvent"? I first thought this was a generic method for handling all the events.


Hi Pete,

Did you end up looking at p2g to see if it was properly handling the bounds?


Added title


Zusätzlich benötigen wir zu den aufgelisteten Punkten noch die einzelnen Einheiten (Trupp und Meuten) sowie eine Ebene tiefer (Fähnli und Rudel)...

Merci


Mr.Night full of Terrors :P


I pushed out a new version of sticky kit with a patch that should help significantly. I made it so recalc happens automatically after a body height change. This should catch all the scenarios that would require you to recalc manually, so you shouldn't need to provide `recalc_every` anymore.

Tell me if it works, or if not I'll see if I can come up with another solution.


Hm, I'm not so happy with the new resolution. It's currently unplayable on a normal PC, since the bottom of the window is cut off.
Maybe a resizable window is the solution here?


We should use this logic all over for v3 to enable retries.


@bc01 If you find the documentation to be inadequate, please file an issue or submit a PR and we will work to get it corrected. There's Google Groups, IRC and Github issues at your disposal, if you need help, at no cost to you but your time.

Other ways to get more information:

1. Explain what you mean by "It's not working". There are, unfortunately, a number of ways that things may not work.
2. I googled "more_set_headers". The first link was http://wiki.nginx.org/HttpHeadersMoreModule. The second line on that page says: "This module is not distributed with the Nginx source."
3. You can use the "add_headers" directive with "always" but you need nginx 1.7.5. I got this information by googling "add_headers always". Again, the first link http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_headers_module.html, third paragraph clearly states that 1.7.5 is required:

  > If the `always` parameter is specified (1.7.5), the header field will be added regardless of the response code.

From the above, one may infer that they either need the Headers More module or nginx 1.7.5 for this to work. Yes, this is unfortunate, since nginx does not have a sane header directive but can be mitigated.

I hope this information helps you on your way.


@SubJunk Ahhh I see. I never spotted similar problem that generated mpeg2 were not working but h264 yes. But yeah I speed few files where remuxing didn't worked with FFmpeg and also tsMuxeR in past.
But defining mpeg2 or h264 in GUI can be useful for newbies (not needed to choose from all possibilities like TS, PS variants, but only generally old and fast option or slow and modern option... Rest can be discovered from renderer conf if TS/PS/AC3/ASF/ACC/WMV is supported/preferred by renderer)
Nice you share the opinion of usefulness.


lgtm.


Yeah, this already disappeared in a later patch.


Recording calls is allowed in Czech Republic (MCC 230) and can also be used as a evidence for criminal proceedings.


Hum, still not 100% exact, but expected to perform better,

The only problem is that some threats will be considered "safe" and should not.

Exemple: White Kg1 f2 c3  Black: Qd4
                Qd4 is attacked by a pawn, and is thus a weak piece.
                But c3 is not protected and attacks the Qd4 which is on the King Diagonal.
                So Qd4 should only receive the ThreatenedByHangingPawn bonus,
                but here, as a speed compromise, it will receive the full ThreatenedByPawn bonus.

Let's see how the test goes.

A better solution will be to simply change the line
weak = (pos.pieces(Them) ^ pos.pieces(Them, PAWN)) & ei.attackedBy[Us][PAWN];
for something like
weak = (pos.pieces(Them) ^ pos.pieces(Them, PAWN)) & ei.attackedBy[Us][REALPAWNATTACKS];

and eventually use that ei.attackedBy[Us][REALPAWNATTACKS]
in a few other places as well.

But since mbootsector test passed so well the STC,
and many other tests involving pinned pawns did not worked,
I wanted to stay as close as possible to his original idea to start with.


@raphaelouzan suggestion: maybe actually change the brightness as you increase the level?
instead of increasing the number of showing leds.
that way you can get a feel of how bright it is


Might i suggest only one &nbsp instead of two? The input box would then just be able to fit the date text.


Hum… I think you'd better add the events as a subkey in the JSON serializer, `AppSerializer`. Because, as an API user, I expect that route (GET /apps/:app_id) to return a JSON representation of the app itself, not just its events.


Updated, thanks.


Consider "clearContainerSnapshot" to avoid creation of a HashSet objects and null handling.


Something like:

In an URL with http or https protocol that contains "Documentation" path element, the following path element is replaced by the actual Slicer wiki documentation version. If there are multiple "Documentation" path elements then only the first one is considered.

Note that the "path element" term is defined in this rfc: http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3986
"A path consists of a sequence of path segments separated by a slash   ("/") character."


call Version.ToNormalizedString() here, v3 will always normalizes the file name.


Version.ToNormalizedVersion()


ok


> There's no a priori reason why we should disallow that.

Sounds reasonable.


Not at all, it was removed before I pushed it to github in the next commit.


It's quite simple to do, it mimics what you have already in the models:

``` ruby
class AppSerializer < ActiveModel::Serializer
  attributes :id, :domain
  has_many :events # Will look for an EventSerializer to render an array of JSON representation of the events.
end
```


Is it just the `NODE_MODULE_VERSION` bump that is major, or also the v8 upgrades themselves?


RE: and based on the fact that we don't know how many collections are there in the database totally
I think you mix things up because here we talk about one particular collection: messages.

In my opinion the correct answers would be:
* The query did not utilize an index to figure out which documents match the find criteria. ("indexOnly" : false)
* The query used an index for the sorting phase. ("scanAndOrder" : false)
* The query performed a full collection scan (since it did not use any indexes)

So the answer I gave a year ago is not complete. I got only 70% for the final exam :(


@generalredneck very cool. It is validating to know that you and I are on the same page. I plan to once I push a few more changes I have made.


Ahí está el problema.


Missing "if(this.selectWeek)"


Can we revert this? I think it would be more interesting if you could "stock up" ammo over time. At the moment you're always incentivised to shoot ammo as soon as you get it (especially after this: https://github.com/davekinkead/battlebots/commit/35e659e30f5aba339769c003cfa1a984dec06f76#diff-de4c13211691eb0fbfe4b0e1f627a638R130) but if you could stock up ammo that could make more more interesting strategies.


can you please document this class and how to use it? Please make sure you have comment `@api private` here too. Furthermore, please also add `@see Lotus.env` because that's the public interface that user would use.


I've yet to see @jodosha's thought on this implementation


:+1:

Ah yes I missed this part, good find.


we should consolidate our differences. I didn't make a PR for mine because it is PHP 5.3 specific (cause some of our clients suck like that). If you can double check https://github.com/winmillwill/drupal-tangler/issues/9 for me too... that would be awesome... and maybe if we can get Will to actually do some PR merging :P


I'm not sure if this is required -any reason for the update from [] to Ember.A([]) ?


same comment as above -is this required?


curious if this was required :)


@WillHaack wait, so now we're on to bandwidth.  back to storage issues.  you can get a 3TB at Best Buy for $70 http://www.bestbuy.com/site/hard-drives/external-portable-hard-drives/pcmcat186100050005.c?id=pcmcat186100050005
on eBay, 3TB is going for $12.
as far as bandwidth, that is what IBLT is for.


Just the comments above about Ember.A mostly - everything else looks good dude!


> @WillHaack, you are simultaneously saying a) You want to process every transaction in the history of bitcoin ("using Bitcoin to its fullest") and b) complaining that a higher rate of transactions will maybe, one day, be allowed, and that this somehow infringes on your right to a full node with limited bandwidth, despite this actually infringing on other bitcoiners' right to have bitcoin improve to the fullest and have as many participants as possible (which I would argue is a strong part of economic/social contract Bitcoin offers).

@xertrov-work You are putting words in my mouth. Where did I ever say that a higher rate of transactions will one day be allowed? I'm saying that the blocksize should not change, which necessarily means that a higher rate of transactions is not allowed. There is nothing inconsistent about my argument.

>As an aside: my rule of thumb for 'Good' and 'Right' philosophy is that if it includes 'it'd be easier for everyone to do it my way' (which @WillHaack's argument does) it is neither 'Good' nor 'Right'.

Once again, you're putting words in my mouth. Keeping the blocksize at 1MB is not going to be easier for everyone. In fact, it is going to be a _nightmare_ for everyone without bitcoin because transaction fees will be too expensive and they'll be forced to use alternatives (like fiat.) Keeping the blocksize at 1MB benefits the bitcoin investors and forces everyone else to continue to use centralized systems. Whether or not you like this is an emotional issue of yours, but if you try to do this hard fork the investors are going to crash the market on the 20 MB chain and then re-buy on the 1MB chain.


good catch, thanks


I think catching and ignoring all exceptions here is overkill and dangerous. What exceptions are possible here? At the most general level, we should probably only catch `RuntimeException`. You should at least log it. Use `Timber.e()` to log the exception if it does occur.


Why was this added?


Yes. The `Ember.A()` is required. Ember was doing the prototype extension on `[]` and when this is disabled, the tests are failing as the `filterBy`, `objectAt`, and `addArrayObserver` were undefined on a vanilla JavaScript Array.prototype. Every change in this refactor was required to keep the tests passing.

Thanks!


What about a block size, that is linearly dependant on block count? In this snippet it is each half an year, 15768000 secs: (would make more sense to define it via block count IMHO than by time).

static const unsigned int MAX_BLOCK_SIZE = 1000000;
inline unsigned int MaxBlockSize(uint64_t nBlockTimestamp) {
    // 1MB blocks until 1 March 2016, then 20MB
    return (nBlockTimestamp < TWENTY_MEG_FORK_TIME ? 1000*1000 :
                ((nBlockTimestamp - TWENTY_MEG_FORK_TIME) / 15768000)*1000*1000);
}


@kyle95wm

The new adminpage's code is too deep into the old ban logic. You shouldn't need that anymore. Just ban by gameid+ipaddr using this adminpage.

The pastebins seem to just be code, no errors. Note that I changed 3 files here, you need all of them.


直接 push 到 master ，这里就会生效：http://ant-design.github.io/


@WillHaack
"Whether or not you like this is an emotional issue of yours, but if you try to do this hard fork the investors are going to crash the market on the 20 MB chain and then re-buy on the 1MB chain."

that's a huge assumption.  as an investor myself, i will buy the 20MB chain.


This means that Sendgrid will only be used in development and not when you deploy to Heroku. Is this what you intended?


If you can find another way to keep the tests passing, please do so as I would love to learn how I could have done this better. Thanks!


So how did you "test this with everything disabled" like you mentioned? I'm trying to do a better job of this w/ new and existing addons :)


What exactly is the change to Illustrator...?


i wouldn't mind seeing more packages/directories added to this script so they can be removed and save some space...


It is not, I was having trouble with email confirmation so I referred back to the implementation of Sendgrid for Bloccit. Would it be best to take the whole "If" statement out, or do Rails.env.development? || Rails.env.production?


Nothing actually I just rebuild it from the png. The AI icns was actually for Adobe Distiller


@kyle95wm
Oh... I see it now, the "tx" thing... lemme see


I tested this by adding [this](https://github.com/toranb/ember-cli-simple-store/blob/computed-property/package.json#L38) to the package.json. By default, new ember addons will be created with this in the package.json.


Hay que agregar malloc a TDAXml->xmlFile


@WillHaack lolk


"Whether or not you like this is an emotional issue of yours, but if you try to do this hard fork the investors are going to crash the market on the 20 MB chain and then re-buy on the 1MB chain."

@WillHaack, you're saying you believe your way of doing things will prevail? What's your issue then?


Currently the way I implemented grass is a bit wasteful, so I consider re-implement with geometry shader later.


Sometimes it's easier to come up with the stopping case once you have the general recursive process you're going to use. Your recursive process has to ensure you end up at whatever condition it is you're checking for. However, it's equally valid to start with the stopping case and work backward from there - however your brain works best! The stopping case is usually related to the simplest case.

For this particular problem, what is the simplest number to reverse? A single digit! That can also be your stopping case. It looks like you already know how to use a modulo operator - can you figure out how to use modulo to determine whether a number is a single digit?


I hope @WillHaack is just being funny. 20Mb is still nothing to get Bitcoin out of an experimental scale. We need 15GB blocks to be taken seriously.


@mattijsf Thank you for nice proposal! I agree with you. I have fixed these operators at 7084a4230f8d4f2a9459a4c8760fc500ce064f7b and released `0.3.1`.


Sorry.  I did not realize this assembly named things in this manner.  I prefer the consistency for now, we can probably do a pass later and just rename everything at once.


You may not want to make these "Options" as that means they are literally, "Optional". If you can define good defaults, then the change should be warrented. For example. --drupal is fine... but I'm just not sure about --project.


~480k transactions per hour will be possible on the blockchain starting next March.
can't wait for the patch that takes us to 15Gb blocks (and an internet and bitcoin mining network able to support it) and truly make Bitcoin capable of what most people have been made to believe.

LGTM.


There's a TODO right below the changes :P


Did you see that?


I don't think it's valid to combine go flags like this. If you want to provide both `-d` and `-u`, it should be:

```
go get -d -u github.com/nwidger/nintengo
```

Otherwise you get an error `flag provided but not defined: -du`.


93441220-LowTempRadiantWarning-4237 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1138 of 1138 tests passed)

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Heh, thanks, fixed.


>@xertrov-work lok

You're maturity is on par with just about everyone pushing this scam.

>@cypherdoc that's a huge assumption. as an investor myself, i will buy the 20MB chain.

And like all others who dip into altcoins, you will lose your Bitcoins.

@mrchaddavis  If you see fraud and don't scream "fraud!", you are a fraud.

> I hope @WillHaack is just being funny. 20Mb is still nothing to get Bitcoin out of an experimental scale. We need 15GB blocks to be taken seriously.

Not all transactions need to be on chain. On chain will be for high value transactions only.


thanks  myself...


Hello again..


vale, graciñas!


thank Markn86 so much, problem solved.


Repositorio para llevar la tienda de Odalys


This patch looks good to me.

Thanks @xutian


it's not over yet...
http://pastebin.com/aTuMY05X


Looks good to me.

Acked-by: Feng Yang


Full size png please


Alpha slider already there.


Like a magazine?  Yeah I think that could work well. My main concern is stocking up so much that you have a gatling-gun so if there is a hard limit on the magazine then yes.


Two of them should be action_icon.
I think action_link was for the case where text was needed (but has been forgotten :-1: ).

but... where is refinerycms-page-resources?
Has it been updated to Refinery 3?


If MaxBlockSize changes over time, this shouldn't be "static", right?


@tinalatif  isnt suppose to be 1024 x 1024? the previous one was 4267px by 4267px


@paf31 Do you think this is OK? `checkEnv` is not in `interpretMultipleErrorsAndWarnings` scope, so we have to do more than an unwrapping here I guess.


Do we need loc for these errors?


Disponibilizado: 374909f4fb55dfb46f0e0471d80fb51538ca525f


OK. Maybe add that only the first match is considered.


That's what it does in an even better way: every incrementLeds pixel is brightness by its brightness level.
`ColorFromPalette((CRGBPalette16)RainbowColors_p, (incrementLeds * i),  incrementBrightness * i);`


Well, I've did exactly the same to test if Manifest reading works right.
Maybe you should have manually deleted `buildGradle` directory, rebuild project and check content of MANIFEST.MF in jar file.


This check can be done in the service index resource, then if the result from that is non-null you'll know that it is a v3 source.


yes, you're right. Doing that.


```
$ npm publish
+ level-packager@0.19.0
```

/cc @Level/owners


Really nice App, it woul be Great if the App is universal and not only for Alucard, but it's ok :)


martin plz no forkerino

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We should really use this all over the place instead of the dataclient. But that is beyond the scope of this review.


assignment in constructor. must use for consts or references. otherwise, just for because it keeps things small.


Yes, it is. See https://docs.djangoproject.com/fr/1.8/releases/1.6/

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SUMMARY = "vfdctl is a little utility to control the display"
MAINTAINER = "OpenATV Team"
SECTION = "base"
LICENSE = "proprietary"
PACKAGE_ARCH = "all"
require conf/license/license-gplv2.inc
PV = "1.0"
PR = "r0"
SRC_URI = "file://vfdctl.c"
do_compile () {
${CC} ${CFLAGS} ${LDFLAGS} ${WORKDIR}/vfdctl.c -o vfdctl
}
do_install () {
install -d ${D}${bindir}
install -m 0755 vfdctl ${D}${bindir}/


You may add a few more assertions, about the `response.body` itself (the actual JSON). I'm specifically thinking about two things:

* the length of the resulting JSON (should be an array with only 1 item)
* the id of the returned app (*ie.* first and only item should have its id equal to `@app.id`)


@raphaelouzan ah didn't notice `ColorFromPalette` takes a brightness arg. perfect


add invariant culture


According to http://docs.guzzlephp.org/en/latest/quickstart.html#exceptions, the exception should be a `GuzzleHttp\Exception\RequestException`


@snuggs I'm afraid I don't have a nice answer for you. The use of monit for launching Node.js apps with OpsWorks isn't optional, so there's no way to turn this behavior off. If that's not what you need, I guess you have to roll your own Node.js setup with a custom cookbook and a custom layer.


put an catch(WebException e) here


You don't want to "over-test" the JSON output, but checking for the length and the id would provide you with a better "coverage of your domain" (as they say in the industry ;), while being lightweight enough so as to not get in your way if you were to edit your App's factory, for instance.


not much. i'm interested in why the GC might have been handing out an unaligned address, since nothing about this change should have been compiler-specific. what is the address of the `jl_task_t` that contained the `jl_jmp_buf` and what is `offsetof(jl_task_t, ctx)`?


Normalize the version here


I understand the uses of the tools, but I think tox's major benefit is using the virtualenv and not inheriting the system's site packages and enviroment. Yes, it has the other benefits, but without the completely clean environment, I feel that it doesn't provide much more benefit than a set of shell scripts.

I can wait for your solution, though moving libselinux swig wrapper compilation inside tox sounds hacky (e.g. will you but wget/curl in tox.ini to get the tarball?)


retrieve my yahoo history


Combine with the server index resource, same as above


I remember that at the that point it was hard to keep mocha working. Every new release we had to change something in our code, so that was one of the reasons too. Now I know it is better.


Here is is!

https://www.mathsisfun.com/games/connect4.html

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> The natural improvement for that one is to quickly play out the wrong
> answers. In every wrong answer, blue wins in either 1 or 2 moves.
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This might be an array of @type.


@jpages 80 is the standard default column break (of margin) on most text-editior. so is it more a tradition that something else.

@Morriar I do not understand what you are saying: 1. the option is a OptionInt, so already expects an Int; 2. the int is used as the `max_size` of the pretty-visitor (there is nothing named `max-len` so I assumed you mean `max_size`). .


Be careful, SocketServer has been rename socketserver in python3, so you must use a try...except here too

try:
    import SocketServer
except ImportError:
    import socketserver as SocketServer


Done!

Next time, just go ahead and add it.

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It was "most evidence-based" that struck me strangely. I was thinking of evidence-based as binary, but thinking over it, I guess there's a continuum. Scratch that comment.


fixed


Шаблон будет доступен из контейнера?


There might be multiple entries. If we have recently failed on accessing this particular resource we might consider another one.


Add another blank line before the start_http_server function definition to be fully pep8 compliant :)


Good call.  added in the next commit


In the blocks (`{ … }`) that define the scopes, you don't need to specify `posts.` as a context for the model's attributes. It means you can simplify the code so it looks like this:

``` ruby
scope :ordered_by_title, -> { order('title ASC') }
scope :ordered_by_reverse_created_at, -> { order('created_at ASC') }
```


Took a lot longer than I might have hoped. After going down a few blind
alleys, I ended up inserting a short sleep() into the code and by luck
ended up with re-producible test case. Once I got there it didn't take too
long track down the problem. So basically got lucky in the end. Of course
in retrospect it seems pretty obvious.

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And another blank line here too, again for the pep8 :)


given that this is fundamental part of this object I'd say just move it up to the constructor and set it there


L'uso del ; invece del && era intenzionale: in caso di errore o epg vuoto (Mediaset) il file .json non viene cancellato.


So if the patch is ready, we can shorten this method to just the if block? Sounds good then.


<3 when you're fixing dat stuff up for me.


Thanks!


yep.  ran:

RAILS_ENV=production rake assets:precompile

in production


even more <3


I tried that, and it kept making dist/img/img/connect4.png

If you can figure it out, please do.  I'm not sure why i couldn't figure it
out, but i gave up on it eventually.

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Thanks!

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Java class to follow on 5/7/15


Why's that? And no, it's got the different layers


Using "BlobBased" in the class name doesn't seem correct. Using Blob storage is just an internal implementation decision of the server. Its not evident in the protocol, and not a concern of the client.


@raphaelouzan I'm thinking a bit about the NO_DELAY thing, hope it doesn't waste battery


I think I meant canola


You might need to specify "Linux" or "Windows" as the platform. See: https://saucelabs.com/platforms/


I had black screen when opening heavy apps, even if I'm not completely sure it's related to this commit


develop (totalgee) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang-Debug: OK (346 of 346 tests passed)

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The leading slash has been deprecated with the switch to tf2 (http://wiki.ros.org/tf2/Migration)


@lkolbly Can't seem to find the bug here for multiple arguments. Can you glance over when you get a chance?


As discussed in IRC, not my line, but actually makes sense on further inspection. You must have a duplicate row in your table somewhere, which shouldn't happen in the first place.


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Nevermind... I'm about to drop the SVG rule...


Thank you for spotting that.  I've deleted that key from my S3 account now.

Spencer

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It's not a fix , but an update for drop5, for the commit message.

After you cannot delivery the master branch without the issue_70 and the test coverage is not finish.

Or should we merge the issue 70 and prepare this commit ? for tomorrow.


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Or will you create a branch with a tag from your last delivery ?

you didn't push any tag until now.


Yeah, I think it's long overdue. That's the reason I was checking the diff
anyway. You wanna do it or should i?
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@raphaelouzan can this be shortened with `return step % NUM_LEDS;` ?


```
0:000> ?? jl_current_task
struct _jl_task_t * 0x00000000`0f050018
   +0x000 parent           : 0x00000000`0f050018 _jl_task_t
   +0x008 last             : 0x00000000`0f050018 _jl_task_t
   +0x010 tls              : 0x00000000`11636438 _jl_value_t
   +0x018 state            : 0x00000000`00db4c60 _jl_sym_t
   +0x020 consumers        : 0x00000000`0f028018 _jl_value_t
   +0x028 donenotify       : 0x00000000`0f028018 _jl_value_t
   +0x030 result           : 0x00000000`0f028018 _jl_value_t
   +0x038 exception        : 0x00000000`0f028018 _jl_value_t
   +0x040 start            : (null)
   +0x050 ctx              : [16] _SETJMP_FLOAT128
   +0x150 bufsz            : 0
   +0x158 stkbuf           : (null)
   +0x160 ssize            : 0
   +0x168 eh               : 0x00000000`009cefe0 _jl_handler_t
   +0x170 gcstack          : (null)
   +0x178 current_module   : 0x00000000`0f058018 _jl_module_t
```

not sure how to get `offsetof` to work


This is useful info :+1:


Нет, будет как договаривались - подключатсья с помощью API шаблонизатора, просто его пока что нет


you're still saying the same thing, just with added prepositions. This errors are for extension developers.


Here is the code for the mandatory assignment. I think I didn't really do Kruskal well, I was supposed to use a function uni returning an integer, but in my algorithm I actually needed a void one. So I assume I should have done it somehow differently. Please tell me exactly what I did wrong. Thank you!


I think we can get away without this. It's probably enough for the InboundLedger to live for a minute, keeping the ledger around. And if we stop fetching history, this will keep the last historical ledger we happened to fetch around forever


Hello,

Seems BOARD_GLOBAL_CFLAGS or even TARGET _GLOBAL_CFLAGS won't work.

Apparently you have to define TARGET_GLOBAL_CFLAGS := --param l1-cache-size=16 --param l1-cache-line-size=16 --param l2-cache-size=2048 from the build folder to get this working. Can you confirm this?


> Note: There is no way to stop or break a forEach() loop. The solution is to use Array.prototype.every() or Array.prototype.some().

Seems I couldn't just go with ```.forEach``` specifically ;-).


```
0:000> ?? ((size_t)(&((jl_task_t *)0)->ctx))
size_t 0x50
```


it looks DPU was released 3 times, so merging is necessary.


This faction raises an error:
```
2015-05-04 22:16:26 Creature (Entry: 15505) has nonexistent faction_A template (1878)
2015-05-04 22:16:26 Creature (Entry: 15505) has nonexistent faction_H template (1878)
```
I assume this faction was added in TBC or later and thus missing in Classic DBC files.


Ok, you can push them whenever you want && can. However, use the correct names please.


Heh. Thanks for trying :)


good to `[av skip]` these


@ouchadam having some woes man. But checkout that one line setup!! (which in fairness, was a one-line setup with the other one too...)


- use pocketmine\event\player\PlayerDeathEvent;
- use pocketmine\Player;


sorry :p


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Felix, this is way better and almost perfect. Sorry for giving nitpicks. Java is also little weird that it is not easy to pass in lambdas, unless you have an interface. In C# it is seamless to write in lambdas. So I believe this is fine.


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Ah.... I did not know about Scala , I would love to learn Scala some day and I believe I should do it sometime soon.


I would prefer the 2 as a subscript here.


I could post my current in the forum, if it that works there. Best solution would be if @dpgeorge could be so kind and put recent ones onto his official website? That could in general help attract people to try this port.

@dpgeorge i did build a recent firmware an did try it on one of my ESP boards. Works so far, but I could need some more documentation on how the socket class is intended to work before implementing test scripts. I am a bit familiar with that callback-style of the ESP environment, but some methods do simply fail or force a WDT reset on my board. Especially the connect() method does so all the time.

@atalax could you at least write basic documentation strings in the sources, so we could generate basic documentation? Of course i could also implement it, but i have my difficulties collecting the bits and pieces together and guess how the python-c-implementation/binding should work. Thanks in advance!


I would simplify this to say if "Foo" is an enumeration ... then "OtherFoo" ....  The reason is that it doesn't really matter if "Foo" ends with the string "Type" (and they needn't end in that way).


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what're the woes?


This class is private API. I don't think we should use a deprecation cycle in private API because people are using.


Yes, sorry about that.


ok, will adapt it then.


you may want to delete the tmp files and dir when done


@michaelstalker this rule applies to apps, but not gems. here's some background for that rationale:

http://yehudakatz.com/2010/12/16/clarifying-the-roles-of-the-gemspec-and-gemfile/


Eron, thanks for your continued work on this! I'd like to merge your changes but if you have additional changes planned I can wait. Let me know. :smile:


This was my fault for not thinking of older versions of PHP. Sorry about that. :(


The firegl_public.c change has a proprietary to gpl/proprietary license change for kernel version 3.19.0 and later. A great idea, may I ask how it came about?


That's correct.  We make the assumption today that if you're using  an unencrypted, edge, or reencrypt terminated route that you're using http(s) and the haproxy router runs those backends in http mode.  Passthrough route backends run in tcp mode.

I was actually thinking about this a bit today. There are a couple things I'd like to see happen in the near future.

1. Allow a route resource to provide more information about route specifics to remove the assumptions we are making.  Specifically, routers may base settings on protocol information that ranges from tcp/udp up to L7 like http(s).  The routers can then drive acceptance (based on what they support) and configurations (should we use stick-tables or cookies) with this new information.  Allocation strategy can also use this information to make decisions.
1.  Allow front end exposure requests.  Right now we only offer connectivity via :80 (http mode front end) or :443 (tcp mode front end that passes through to a tcp backend or to an http mode front end to process TLS decryption.  This is an ok first step but there will definitely be folks who want to specify a custom front end.  This allows us to start supporting thing like non-sni based tcp routes.

For @kargakis 's purposes I think the best we can do right now is ensure that a service is backed by non-udp EndpointPort objects when specifying which port(s) it is using


Updated*...


#586 will have to be slightly tweaked to be compatible


:D, in here it was really needed https://github.com/kevva/calc-percent/commit/7f33dedd49b9d0ae2dd56736bc09984e622529eb.


It looks like what it was before.


I don't object to this; just pointing out that we're still using VS2013 which has some issues with static initialization when it comes to thread safety.


Whoops... didn't checkout the branch i thought i was working on since i made it.


Das Package tut einiges an neuen Layern mit in die Bibliothek. Sind die wirklich nötig?


@IslandFreedom/owners , Like the changes?


What the hell? You didn't develop much of the plugin, and you can just add yourself, you don't need to delete me as an author.


A little info about myself


how high was the performance penalty under windows compared to linux or the single thread version?


Wieso RESET# statt !RESET welches Eagle automatisch als überstrichen anzeigt? (Gilt auch für weitere invertierte Pins.)


Since we're going to be working with the exercises folder, I thought we might just have them open this project and put their stuff in exercises.


Resolves #3.


This is not acceptable, these matches are hosted on my server. Any and all of these reports will be deleted.


This can be solved easy by having `IMAGEKIT_CACHE_TIMEOUT` which will be `0` (if not specified in `settings`) and `DEBUG` is `True` and some sane default when `DEBUG` is `False`. This value must be used in `CachedFileBackend.set_state`.

What you think about this solution?


read me


@Robinlovelace the style? No, I just gave up with the commas at the end of the line as it was becoming unreadable.
The line indentation is from RStudios (so is automated).
@usr110 glad you like it :smile_cat:


I would replace 'influenced by' with 'based on.'

Our format is essentially identical to LON-CAPA in structure. The set of assessments is different, as is the specifics of many of the individual assessments. It is radically different from what is found in other LMSes (including XML-based ones like WebAssign).

I would remove the word 'basic' and expand the list. The set of input types is very rich, including circuit schematics, different chemistry problems, JSInput, etc. capa_problem covers essentially anything except ORA.


Are we looking for standard python docs like: https://docs.python.org/2/library/stdtypes.html or something friendlier?


So have we decided we are going to refactor all of the named `let`s into `define`s?


Ah makes sense.  Will have to update some of the wording I put throughout the slides.


It was committed accidentally, I was just saving my work. I will rebase everything anyway and this will be discarded.


Should we attach contracts to our constants?


Add support for the auth key


r+!


Get the Reql values from the proto defintions file instead of hard-coding them


r+!

![image 2015-05-04 at 1 35 23 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8632184/7461937/7c9b38b0-f262-11e4-8a71-bbe0f27db160.png)

@schalkneethling FYI I see all the same issues I saw [here](https://github.com/mozilla/lorax/pull/64#issuecomment-98589426) in this branch.


Also it , makes it easier to read.


needs --remote on the submodule update


rax retry tests


1: M100 needs more reviewers
1: M101 signature is missing
1: M110 missing component name


1: M111 unrecognized component name: email


1: D400 First line should end with a period (not 'n')
1: D205 1 blank line required between summary line and description (found 0)
27:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
28:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
29:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
31:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
32:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
33:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
34:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
35:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
36:1: F999 redefinition of unused 'MIMEMultipart' from line 35
36:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
37:1: F401 'MIMEText' imported but unused
37:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
38:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
39:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
39:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
40:1: I101 Imported names are in the wrong order. Should be EmailMessage, EmailMultiAlternatives
40:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
40:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
41:1: I101 Imported names are in the wrong order. Should be AbstractFormatter, DumbWriter
41:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from formatter should be before from flask_email.message
41:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
41:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
42:1: I101 Imported names are in the wrong order. Should be StringIO, iteritems
42:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
42:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
43:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from time should be before from six
43:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
43:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
45:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
46:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
47:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
49:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
51:1: E731 do not assign a lambda expression, use a def
86: D400 First line should end with a period (not 'd')
86: D205 1 blank line required between summary line and description (found 0)
99:25: E124 closing bracket does not match visual indentation
140:8: E714 test for object identity should be 'is not'
142:8: E714 test for object identity should be 'is not'
158: D301 Use r""" if any backslashes in a docstring
158: D400 First line should end with a period (not 'y')
158: D205 1 blank line required between summary line and description (found 0)
241:24: E127 continuation line over-indented for visual indent
242:24: E127 continuation line over-indented for visual indent
243:24: E127 continuation line over-indented for visual indent
267:53: E502 the backslash is redundant between brackets
268:25: E128 continuation line under-indented for visual indent
268:50: E502 the backslash is redundant between brackets
268:28: E251 unexpected spaces around keyword / parameter equals
268:30: E251 unexpected spaces around keyword / parameter equals
269:25: E128 continuation line under-indented for visual indent
269:50: E502 the backslash is redundant between brackets
269:28: E251 unexpected spaces around keyword / parameter equals
269:30: E251 unexpected spaces around keyword / parameter equals
270:25: E128 continuation line under-indented for visual indent
270:44: E502 the backslash is redundant between brackets
270:31: E251 unexpected spaces around keyword / parameter equals
270:33: E251 unexpected spaces around keyword / parameter equals
271:25: E128 continuation line under-indented for visual indent
271:46: E502 the backslash is redundant between brackets
271:35: E251 unexpected spaces around keyword / parameter equals
271:37: E251 unexpected spaces around keyword / parameter equals
272:25: E128 continuation line under-indented for visual indent
272:35: E251 unexpected spaces around keyword / parameter equals
272:37: E251 unexpected spaces around keyword / parameter equals
314: D200 One-line docstring should fit on one line with quotes (found 3)
325: D209 Multi-line docstring closing quotes should be on a separate line
325: D205 1 blank line required between summary line and description (found 0)
428:21: E266 too many leading '#' for block comment
440:13: B901 blind except: statement
465: D401 First line should be in imperative mood ('Remove', not 'Removes')
465: D400 First line should end with a period (not 'n')
465: D205 1 blank line required between summary line and description (found 0)
487: D400 First line should end with a period (not 's')
487: D205 1 blank line required between summary line and description (found 0)


28:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.ext.cache should be before from werkzeug.datastructures


1: D210 No whitespaces allowed surrounding docstring text
27:1: I101 Imported names are in the wrong order. Should be CFG_SITE_ADMIN_EMAIL, CFG_SITE_NAME, CFG_SITE_RECORD, CFG_SITE_SECURE_URL, CFG_SITE_SUPPORT_EMAIL, CFG_SITE_URL
27:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
28:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.base.i18n should be before from invenio.config
28:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
29:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.base.globals should be before from invenio.base.i18n
29:1: F401 'config' imported but unused
29:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
147:16: E126 continuation line over-indented for hanging indent
153:58: E203 whitespace before ','
213:15: E126 continuation line over-indented for hanging indent
216:1: E402 module level import not at top of file
250:17: E203 whitespace before ':'
251:22: E203 whitespace before ':'
252:20: E203 whitespace before ':'
253:18: E203 whitespace before ':'
254:24: E203 whitespace before ':'
255:22: E203 whitespace before ':'
256:19: E203 whitespace before ':'
257:20: E203 whitespace before ':'
258:23: E203 whitespace before ':'
259:18: E203 whitespace before ':'
260:17: E203 whitespace before ':'
261:19: E203 whitespace before ':'
262:20: E203 whitespace before ':'
263:21: E203 whitespace before ':'
264:19: E203 whitespace before ':'
265:19: E203 whitespace before ':'
266:20: E203 whitespace before ':'
267:17: E203 whitespace before ':'
268:24: E203 whitespace before ':'
269:23: E203 whitespace before ':'
270:21: E203 whitespace before ':'
271:37: E203 whitespace before ':'
285:4: E131 continuation line unaligned for hanging indent
314:1: W391 blank line at end of file