Mods may fuck up their own stuff for all I care, as long as my maps are somewhat hidden.


This has been removed.


@isaak654 it's the readme you asked for. I assume you have some basic knowledge of how android kernel is build. Once you get to the end, I'll write the rest (actually add a script to upload/flash the kernel)


nope, it's a private joke. It's an emoji we often use in the chat


Geez, I wrote some weird code at the time I made this.


```java
// jitter to avoid overloading database


Initial creation of repository.


@TheEnigmaBlade u dis no work?!?!


It should exist. It could be a boot kicking a person or something.


The double-reverse ensures that the omitted required names appear before the other fields, instead of at the  end.


Learning curve now approaching the down slope.

two questions

How do I merge my sqlite-patch into my unstable while and still create more
independent patches that contain only the new changes excluding the
previous paches?  Sorry, is that clear or confusing? .

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valid hint!
i will change the dns entry to an address outside the mesh-network


Not this @yannick ;) sorry for the notification :D
(Github commit are pushed to slack this is why I use @yannick, but I will avoid)


Yep.https://www.adafruit.com/search?q=TSL2561&b=1

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@gautric This is for the light sensor? Right?

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I know this value wasn't introduced by this patch.  But in light on the large block support which was just merged, I'm wondering if 512K is a large enough default value.  Perhaps it should scale with the maximum record size set on the dataset.


Agree. I will remove build tag completely on Friday if there will be no major issues.


README.md


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.124](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=7249&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 486, ignored: 6 Build time: 00:21:21


Can "before initializing any MGLMapView" be changed to "before initializing any Mapbox GL services"?  In theory, Mapbox Metrics isn't solely the domain of MGLMapView.


I did not know that :o


This should be `.verticalDivider--text` as is it a modifier of  `.verticalDivider`


Sure. My goal with this patch was to be as non-intrusive as possible, but I can definitely try your suggestion. I'll do that as soon as I have some time.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.125](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=7253&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


I dont believe this is the best place to put these styles. The scaffolding is for the overall setup of the page. These elements are more for aesthetic stylistic additions.


We should also copy input.Identity to newMaterial.


Beleza, corrigi o erro e já mandei pro GitHub.
Ainda tô com dúvida a respeito de como salvar o projeto (.sublime-project),
porque aqui o sublime não tá lendo esse tipo de arquivo depois de salvo, kk.
De qualquer forma, eu tiro essas dúvidas na Info, quinta.

Atenciosamente,

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We can change this into a main style such as `socialButton`. That allows us to make the other buttons modifiers


Inline


Probably not, maybe PLATFORM_LARGEFILE_CFLAGS can be set to the correct value in platform_android.GNU and platform_linux.GNU only sets them when not set, but as Steve said, please open a bugzilla item and a pull request when you have a patch


I reword my question, trying to be all in sync for sure, first in spec (then we could adapt libEBML code, but this is another story): from your point of view, which ones of these IDs are reserved?
"0b 1000 0000"
"0b 0100 0000 0000 0000"
"0b 0010 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000"
"0b 0001 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000 0000"
"0b 1111 1111"
"0b 0111 1111 1111 1111"
"0b 0011 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111"
"0b 0001 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111 1111"

> So if a semantic layer above libEBML decides to create an EBML ID of 0x80 then libEBML would most likely write such an ID without any complaint.

Sorry for my difficulty to understand, but you said one line above this one that libEBML uses 2 bytes in that case (0x80 is more than 127), it looks like impossible to force libEBML to write 0x80 without the 2nd byte (not in "If ID to write is < 127 then use one byte" case).


You're right, it's not clear. This change very indirectly allowed us to monitor performance of this report separate from the performance of the old report through datadog. I believe that this commit will get squashed eventually regardless.


I've had the same problem. Using omnibus from master helped to resolve it.
```
Installing chef-sugar 3.1.0 (was 2.5.0)
```


Modifier would become `socialButton--facebook`


Modifier would become `socialButton--google`


wiem, że to nie twój kod ale wciąż wymaga ta część poprawy: dlaczego klasa nazywa się `css-form`. powinna być bardziej znacząca


Yes, right. We should make it clearer, what is specific to Basic and what is generic.


Modifier would become `socialButton--twitter`


Возможно, это плохое формулирование условия, но я сделал, чтобы змея разворачивалась


czy już nie będziemy wyświetlać listy pktów?


До этого при попытке сделать шаг назад она ломалась


Null checks


czym, tak naprawdę zajmuje się ta funkcjia?


@millerdev FYI. Itemsets now default to having value, label and lookup table fields filled in.

Changes for context: https://github.com/dimagi/Vellum/compare/6467e6da864b707d6ad663e7779e8962006ce745...itemset-connector-2


How is this a "fix"?  Unless I'm overlooking something, it's just a rewording.  The rewording is fine, but calling it a fix makes me look to try to figure out what was wrong.  If I'm missing what was wrong, please point it out.  Otherwise please redo with commit with a more accurate message.


What throws `Exception`? This should probably be `RuntimeException`


Well, I'm not sure. AFAICT this module sits in one of the lower layers (i.e. below the SPA and even below the DMU, I believe), so I don't think we can use datasets here.

That said, I would agree that the current default might not be that great. The origin of that value can be traced back to https://blogs.oracle.com/bonwick/en/entry/zfs_block_allocation

> In practice, we've found that switching from one device to the next every 512K works well for the current generation of disk drives.

Looking at that wording, I'm guessing the default value wasn't chosen in a very scientific way :)

Regarding large block support, from what I read I was under the impression that the large blocks were simply "emulated" at the SPA level, and that at the low level (such as here) we are still using max 128K blocks?


(those are based on UAT feedback)


@njgire This batch introduced one new <id>: `tswana-states-1885`.  I couldn't find that file anywhere.  Could you see if you have this file anywhere?  Thanks!


czym to miało być? Jeżeli debugiem, to mógłby to być działający debug


Cała formatka powinna być dynamicznie rozwijająca się na np kliknięcie


Yes, that's better. The effect is mostly the same though, if I'm not mistaken.
(But your version has no implicit param list and a more direct connection between the arg and the result)


ohje - it is the other way around. sorry - wrong text parsing of mine. yes, removing the repo here is the right thing to do ;)


The curl command works just fine with Yosemite so the one liner should
work. I can't speak to the wordpress install shell script though.

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Maybe this should take a `CompactionSet`? It seems like a `CompactionJob` would be tightly coupled to a `CompactionSet`.


This removed commons-logging.properties as well. Are you sure that's related to awsapi? If so it should be removed on line 550


If the above throws, the shards never get removed and would seem to be stuck forever. Should this be in a finally block?


Comment


Don't log and throw


will fail if `left.isEmpty == true`


add CountryCode string `json:"country_code"` to OSMAddressPart


OrganisationAuthority - many-to-many


be careful with the href="#" since it can change the current route better use a div with btn style


The wordpress install script checks for 10.8, and aborts. if it is not found. … Yosemite is currently 10.10.3.


What do you think about moving this to benchmark/ips ? It's an extra dev dependency but gives better relative comparisons.


need to rework logic to handle space for directory/file name ... otherwise

> a b/c.txt

will blow up on
> fatal: ambiguous argument './a': unknown revision or path not in the working tree.


Before you couldn't reject from a RejectionHandler, now you can, which allows recursing into the actual route structure if needed. The reason why the RejectionHandler recurses into its own rejections is that, at the top-level, the handler is actually a sealed custom one. So the custom handler part can reject and have the rejection be handled by the "sealing", i.e. the default handler attached as a fallback.
So the custom handler doesn't necessarily really handle its own rejections, but the sealed custom handler does.


@jv110 @MrCrayfish Hold back on adding a ton of stuff guys, I have one more commit I need to add tonight to take care of item textures :)


I just stumbled over the same bug and was about starting to fix this when I saw your PR. Since your PR already adresses the bug, here are some remarks:

1. Your fix only does half of the job in that it assumes that there are directory entries at all in the zipfile and they preceede the file entries. The ZIP spec however does neither require *any* directory entries nor does it require that directory-entries preceede contained file entries. In fact, latest infozip (the de-facto standard) has an option -D which skips *all* directories during packing.

So:
In the else branch, the dirname of the current entryName has to be treated with mkdirs() as well...

2. The DefaultPlatformManager contains another annoying design decision regarding zip unpacking by hardcoding the name of "vertex-zip-mods" in tmpdir. Consider the following (On some a unix system):

    1. root runs vertx runzip foo.zip
    2. Some other user runs vertx runzip someother.zip
    => 2 fails, because /tmp/vertx-zip-mods belongs to root and therefore cannot be created by the other user.
    => This should be fixed by replacing the hardcoded String "vertx-zip-mods" with something like java.nio.file.Files.createTempDirectory(...).toString().

Just my 2c

Cheers
 -Fritz


Where is this "over-using" C99 features? And what's wrong using C99 features. Don't you like this particular one?

It doesn't create a copy here I don't think.


You also need to make sure that it is an arraylist, or the hashcode + equals breaks. Both the most useful methods I can imagine for a registry...


Można by, przekształcić `AddPoiController` w kontroler, który zajmuje się całym sidebarem (dodawaniem poi, listą poi i informacjami o pojedynczym poi. Jestem zwolennikiem nazywanych widoków niż zabijaniem na sztywno kontrolerów w templacie. [Mała podpowiedź] (https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router/wiki/Multiple-Named-Views)


fwiw lodash recently relaxed restrictions to support working with nodelists (array-like objects in general).


@kylog we're modifying the `file_metadata` rest endpoint to include the `source_permissions` that were "used" to generate the Metadata object. Do we also need to include `source_permissions` in the list of [requiredProperties](https://github.com/whopper/puppet/blob/23691e7fdb279bcbc76575e4b186c1bdd7a2683a/api/schemas/file_metadata.json#L48)? I'm not super familiar with the api schemas.

I also don't want to break compatibility, e.g. a 4.0.0 agent should be able to talk to 4.1.0 server and vice-versa. A 4.1.0 server (including this info) will not break older clients, because old clients don't try to read in the property, and ignore values they don't recognize.

A 4.1.0 client talking to 4.0.0 server will try to read the value, but default to `ignore` if it is not specified in the serialized data hash.

That said, I'll definitely try that out to make sure.


I'm sorry I wasn't able to reply to this earlier. I am working on this tonight.


5.6 ?


Is it intentional to add if 'now' param is less or equal to the last time point passed in?


The bubbling up still works, by the way. So, if the handler here doesn't handle its own rejections (or another one) the rejection bubbles up to a higher level. This never happens one the top-level though, since there everything is sealed.


So that `splice()` needs to be there. I'm basing this on JRuby's implementation and realised that `chosen` is a `Rubinius::Tuple` that is mutated and what is actually yielded is `chosen.to_a`.

I was never supposed to yield `chosen`. Totally missed that last night.


Pretty sure you can post anywhere, as long as I see the suggestions, then it's fine. I'm surprised I didn't think about disabling the play overlays from showing up.


Need to clean this stuff up and fix a few bugs but the bones of it are working:
![screenshot 2015-05-12 20 13 09](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/68134/7596394/385e09aa-f8e5-11e4-9c6b-656c0d4691e0.png)

cc: @tarelli @jrmartin


this is code for get permission in phone


I think this method can leak page sources if there is an error. It can also leak storage page sinks, but those actually don't have a way to clean them up...

At least add a TODO here


Yes. Back then it appeared to be too complicated.
Still, I gave it a try because the benefits were appealing and in the end the change wasn't too hard to do.
It does have its downsides but overall I agree with your take that its a worthwhile improvement.


for view text


Sounds good


Just so you know, with CFLAGS, CXXFLAGS declared, GMP will not assume -march=native. Also, GLibc can build with all flags enabled.


This feels hacky: we don't yet know the divert-to-card serial number, so we're passing an empty byte array for dummyDivert. When the keytocard operation is complete, the cryptoOperation() method is called, and if it finds a non-null dummyDivert, it replaces it with the card serial number, which by then is known.


i have bob and bob-inverted in the selection but i think its not your shader but the normal software based deinterlacer - right? - and yes i ment that error in the first place :)


How do I see/interact with it?


HAHA. Great commit message.


This will happen by default, i.e. when there is no video present.

You should instead check whether there is a file, and if not, handle that. Only if the command actually ends up needing to run (file present) should control ever enter as far as here.


Consider asserting if HalfLife is zero?


no tabs, 2 spaces.


rax retry tests


It sounds like perhaps some experimentation is in order.  That'll be easy now that it's a module parameter.  :)

> and that at the low level (such as here) we are still using max 128K blocks?

They're actually plumbed all the way through.  It's entirely possible we'll need to allocate a DVA for up to a 16M block (the largest block size supported by the existing on disk format).


Work on proper indentation, especially of nested if blocks, in the future. Very difficult to read. But we still need to go over that yet.


Hi,

Before, here is my test environment:

    { odbc: '1.1.4',
    npm: '2.9.1',
    http_parser: '2.3',
    modules: '14',
    node: '0.12.2',
    openssl: '1.0.1m',
    uv: '1.4.2-node1',
    v8: '3.28.73',
    zlib: '1.2.8' }

I tested it in clean environment. The `preinstall` works only if you have already module `nan` installed. So we have to put `node-gyp configure build` in `install` directive.
I created a small PR with the solution which solved the issue (for me): https://github.com/wankdanker/node-odbc/pull/18


Add a README.md file to your repo with a short explanation of the game.


more idiomatic to use string interpolation:

```ruby
pdf = Grim.reap("#{pdf_path}.pdf")
```

also use snake_case instead of camelCase


Works?


It's a convenience method called by Rack::Plastic. Middleware gets its `call` method called with the current environment.


Better yet, `static_assert (HalfLife != 0, "The half-life must be greater than 0")`


This also feels like a hack. We need to communicate the card's serial number back to the process that initiated the keytocard operation; this is using the CryptoInputParcel's cryptoData hashmap, even though it has nothing to do with signing hashes or decrypting keys. Not sure if there needs to be a more general-purpose object for communicating the results of NFC operations, since not all will be cryptographic in nature.


@OlivierLD
there is the CamelMain, https://gist.github.com/gautric/7b03d5b352d29ee71dbb
 I gonna update my blog ;-)

this should work with
$> pi4j -r com.github.camellabs.component.pi4j.CamelMain  "pi4j-i2c://1/0x39?driverName=tsl2561" "mock:test"

you should copy those jar files before :

apt-2.15.2.jar
camel-core-2.15.2.jar
camel-pi4j-0.0.0-SNAPSHOT.jar
camel-test-2.15.2.jar
commons-cli-1.2.jar
hamcrest-core-1.3.jar
jaxb-core-2.2.11.jar
jaxb-impl-2.2.11.jar
junit-4.12.jar
log4j-1.2.17.jar
mockito-core-1.10.19.jar
objenesis-2.1.jar
org.osgi.core-4.3.1.jar
pi4j-core-1.0.jar
pi4j-device-1.0.jar
pi4j-gpio-extension-1.0.jar
pi4j-service-1.0.jar
slf4j-api-1.7.11.jar
slf4j-log4j12-1.7.11.jar
spi-annotations-2.15.2.jar


I see. You may have better luck reaching the maintiners of that script by
submitting this as a new issue. You can do that here
<https://github.com/MacMiniVault/Mac-Scripts/issues/new>.

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Consider storing the half life value in a tuning file.


As for the first question: I consider all eight of those values to be reserved.

As for the second question: you have a point there, and you cannot force libEBML to write an ID as a single byte with the value 0x80.

Put another way: libEBML stores the ID as a simple unsigned int (in C++ terms). So if a semantic layer sets that unsigned int to the value 0x00000080 and asks libEBML to write this as an ID then libEBML will not complain »no no no that value is reserved!« but instead write two bytes to the output file, 0x00 80. This can obviously not be read back again.


2 spaces, no tabs.


Ugh. You'd need to write an app that NEVER reloads the page, for anything.


Why?


Is the github_api already a service wrapped thing in miq_tools_services?  If so, then it already has a class we can hang things off of.


use string interpolation:

```ruby
pdf = Grim.reap("#{pdf_path}.pdf")
```
also use snake_case instead of camelCase


You don't need to freeze string values in the `when` of case statements. Ruby already optimizes that for you.

```
def case_no_freeze(value)
  case value
  when "foo"
  when "bar"
  when "baz"
  when "zoo"
  end
end

def case_freeze(value)
  case value
  when "foo".freeze
  when "bar".freeze
  when "baz".freeze
  when "zoo".freeze
  end
end

require "benchmark/ips"

VALUE = "hello"
Benchmark.ips do |x|
  x.report("freeze")     { case_freeze(VALUE) }
  x.report("no freeze")  { case_no_freeze(VALUE) }
end

# Calculating -------------------------------------
#               freeze    84.258k i/100ms
#            no freeze    98.636k i/100ms
# -------------------------------------------------
#               freeze      2.647M (±12.9%) i/s -     13.060M
#            no freeze      4.468M (±10.5%) i/s -     22.094M
```


Yeah, understood. I might flip the polarity of the setting - the only reason I'm OK with it is because this engine does nothing if you have cookies enabled.


Good evening,
Since you've already merged the translations, should I cancel the pull request?


@miguelportilla I think the behavior is undefined. Which might be okay - `DecayWindow` offers no assurances about what happens if the clock runs backwards.


Looks prettier.


Yes, that would be the first place I would think we should try.


For what it's worth - I plan on updating it to work with Yosemite.  I had wanted to add new features to it to make things like permissions easier to deal with.  Those features have been pesky to implement. That's the only reason why I have not yet pushed up an update.


now try to add another param being the page number and send only this particular page requested.


Its not something that should be tuned though


bouncycastle import in ui code (see below)


As I said keep in mind that staging maybe does not have this change!


I am getting identical results when trying out the new args:

Original:
```
josephwb@WOPR:~/Work/OToL/treemachine/Supported_Stats$ otc-find-unsupported-nodes Bacteria_tax.tre Bacteria_synth_labels.tre Bacteria_pruned_input.trees
2015-05-12 15:34:46,712 INFO  [default] reading "Bacteria_tax.tre"...
2015-05-12 15:34:54,117 INFO  [default] reading "Bacteria_synth_labels.tre"...
2015-05-12 15:35:02,827 INFO  [default] reading "Bacteria_pruned_input.trees"...
Final summary:
11028 internal nodes where flagged as being supported in some sense.
    This means each of these nodes was:
    supported by at least one non-taxonomic input tree or the internal node has a name.
The breakdown of the types of supported nodes:
    2183 unnamed internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    0 unnamed internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    1 unnamed internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded tip node.
    3764 named internal nodes had no support (other than the name).
    343 named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    75 named internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    1 named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded tip node.
The following counts refer to redundant internal nodes (out-degree = 1). These are considered supported if their child is supported.
    0 unnamed redundant internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    0 unnamed redundant internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    0 unnamed  redundant internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded  tip node.
    4612 redundant named internal nodes had no support (other than the name).
    46 redundant named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    3 redundant named internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    0 redundant named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded tip node.
0 unsupported nodes had out-degree > 1
0 unsupported nodes had out-degree == 1 and were along a terminal path.
0 unsupported nodes had out-degree == 1 and were along an internal path.
11028 total internal nodes checked.
```
With -r:
```
josephwb@WOPR:~/Work/OToL/treemachine/Supported_Stats$ otc-find-unsupported-nodes -r Bacteria_tax.tre Bacteria_synth_labels.tre Bacteria_pruned_input.trees
2015-05-12 15:35:04,349 INFO  [default] reading "Bacteria_tax.tre"...
2015-05-12 15:35:11,430 INFO  [default] reading "Bacteria_synth_labels.tre"...
2015-05-12 15:35:20,358 INFO  [default] reading "Bacteria_pruned_input.trees"...
Final summary:
11028 internal nodes where flagged as being supported in some sense.
    This means each of these nodes was:
    supported by at least one non-taxonomic input tree or the internal node has a name.
The breakdown of the types of supported nodes:
    2183 unnamed internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    0 unnamed internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    1 unnamed internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded tip node.
    3764 named internal nodes had no support (other than the name).
    343 named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    75 named internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    1 named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded tip node.
The following counts refer to redundant internal nodes (out-degree = 1). These are considered supported if their child is supported.
    0 unnamed redundant internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    0 unnamed redundant internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    0 unnamed  redundant internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded  tip node.
    4612 redundant named internal nodes had no support (other than the name).
    46 redundant named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    3 redundant named internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    0 redundant named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded tip node.
0 unsupported nodes had out-degree > 1
0 unsupported nodes had out-degree == 1 and were along a terminal path.
0 unsupported nodes had out-degree == 1 and were along an internal path.
11028 total internal nodes checked.
```
With -t:
```
josephwb@WOPR:~/Work/OToL/treemachine/Supported_Stats$ otc-find-unsupported-nodes -t Bacteria_tax.tre Bacteria_synth_labels.tre Bacteria_pruned_input.trees
2015-05-12 15:35:21,939 INFO  [default] reading "Bacteria_tax.tre"...
2015-05-12 15:35:28,608 INFO  [default] reading "Bacteria_synth_labels.tre"...
2015-05-12 15:35:38,025 INFO  [default] reading "Bacteria_pruned_input.trees"...
Final summary:
11028 internal nodes where flagged as being supported in some sense.
    This means each of these nodes was:
    supported by at least one non-taxonomic input tree or the internal node has a name.
The breakdown of the types of supported nodes:
    2183 unnamed internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    0 unnamed internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    1 unnamed internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded tip node.
    3764 named internal nodes had no support (other than the name).
    343 named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    75 named internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    1 named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded tip node.
The following counts refer to redundant internal nodes (out-degree = 1). These are considered supported if their child is supported.
    0 unnamed redundant internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    0 unnamed redundant internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    0 unnamed  redundant internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded  tip node.
    4612 redundant named internal nodes had no support (other than the name).
    46 redundant named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node.
    3 redundant named internal nodes supported by an input tree expanded tip node.
    0 redundant named internal nodes supported by an input tree internal node and another tree's expanded tip node.
0 unsupported nodes had out-degree > 1
0 unsupported nodes had out-degree == 1 and were along a terminal path.
0 unsupported nodes had out-degree == 1 and were along an internal path.
11028 total internal nodes checked.
```


this sort of code should be in the operation, not a fragment


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Following the discussion above, 2^14-2^7-2. (same for C and D)


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What can I do to help you? Probably not much, but I will do what I can.


This can be `const Camera *camera`, since inputObject already holds a reference for us - likewise below.


`.where("first_name like :term or last_name like :term
                                           or patronymic like :term",  term: "%#{params[:term]}%")`

в скоуп бы перенести


bundle install


The punctuation, especially the exclamation marks has too much expression or formality; also, remembering to add punctuation every time something new is added, it'll be hard and if one is missed then It is completely out of place. The punctuation is not necessary here at all


yeah!


An "authenticated" endpoint is any endpoint that requires authentication. What you're actually describing is "A default login endpoint".


Actually, I suspect that if the metaslab gets a request for a >512K allocation, it will still allocate it on only one vdev, because I don't think it is allowed to break it up. Therefore the parameter might not need adjustment - if you have 16M blocks, `metaslab_aliquot = 512K` would, I think, behave the same way as `metaslab_aliquot = 16M`, because it has no choice but to allocate the entire block to one vdev anyway.

However, one issue that can arise is that the whole bias algorithm would probably not work well when the allocation size is close or larger than `aliquot`, because then the bias itself doesn't have any effect. For example, making -300K or +300K bias adjustments to `aliquot` means nothing if you're handling blocks that are much larger than the bias value itself. I already suspect that for 128K blocks the poor granularity of the bias code is responsible for the remaining inaccuracies in my test results.

In the end I think the whole `mg_bias` thing is mostly a stopgap solution and that a cleaner way to balance vdevs should be implemented, but I certainly don't have the time nor resources to do that myself.


As we do not retrieve infos anymore, we can change the name to something like initFromPattern()?


I don't this is the behavior we want.


I like how you tied in the config.  This all looks good to me.


And replace the function which already use this name...


@Memphiz no problem ;)

> ...the scalar/complex types changes with SIMD enabled...

There is some small tutorial on [SIMD](https://code.google.com/p/oflute/source/browse/trunk/kissfft/README.simd?r=108) with KissFFT.


@chris5560 Thank you so much for the feedback. I will get those changes made later today and update the pull request. .

I'm not sure quite what you mean with your last comment. Are you referring to the fact that fwknopd has both a /etc/fwknopd/access.conf and a /etc/fwknopd/fwknopd.conf? Or the fact that I am just copying the entries from uci into the program's native conf files?

The enable/disable switch is there on purpose. The router shouldn't overwrite the default or especially hand written config files without being told to do so, and on a fresh install, the fwknopd keys are autogenerated, and I don't want to enable their use without the end user doing it purposefully.

~Jonathan Bennett


You right fix is bad name.  If you don`t mind I will just squash commit to single before merging.  Now I plan to merge master to this branch to make it mergable.


Hi Zoran,

it is not an extreme case if you have smoke tests running all the time. :D

The sleep 20 was leftover debug code, thanks for pointing this out, I
removed it!

Regards, mg

Am 12.05.15 um 17:27 schrieb S7 Design:
> :) Yes it could be a problem, I think that we tested manually such
> "extreme" case but we did not implemented in the test.
>
> P.S. I have a question about "sleep 20;", why it is necessary.
>
> Thanks for info.
>
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> Zoran
>
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Oh I see-- you needed a unique name for datadog?


✔ - cayenne already has these changes


Cuidado, no debe traducirse los subtitulos. Favor cambiar.


Qu'est-ce qui peut lever cette exception ?


Do poprawnego działania potrzeba nie tylko pliku libmysql.lib, ale także libmysql.dll


Should it be `shaderID !== undefined`?


Also capitalized the "W" (like the Wikipedia article).


I like how you can list all your network interfaces across zones in the settings, and code will pick the right one.  So far so good!


Looks good


LGTM


Look at using the return statement in the randomChoice function and then setting var computerChoice = randomChoice on this line (30).


why does cactiWrapper need to be in ScratchpadDatapath? It's just a power/area model for scratchpads and does not need to be visible to ScratchpadDatapath. Can we keep it in Scratchpad and also move cacti_value into scratchpad?


I'm gonna say there's something better than nested switch statements. See if you can find a better way in your later assignments.


@nividic (Gaetano) - let's create a separate `gromacs` module and put `do_solvate.py` there, rather than in `utils`. (I think it makes sense to keep `utils` as stuff which is not simulation package specific, or stuff which relates to conversion between formats, and then keep everything which relates to specific packages in the corresponding modules.)


This is a convenient way to avoid having to use 'Select Window' after each time a window is closed.

However, I would suggest that the ambiguity about which window the user will be switched to after closing makes this too non-deterministic.  Forcing users to affirmatively switch to a particular window might be a bit verbose, however it ensures that their scripts are not dependent on undocumented behavior, in this case that the last window handle is the window that was opened previously to the closed window.

The [spec](http://www.w3.org/TR/webdriver/#window-handles) states "The ordering of the array elements is not defined".  I spoke with Simon Stewart @shs96c, at 2014 SeConf about switching windows and he confirmed that the only reliable and future-proof method is to identify the window by it's handle explicitly.

The spec also states:
"This implies that the correct way to determine whether or not a particular interaction with the browser opens a new window is done by obtaining the set of window handles before the interaction is performed and comparing with the set after the action is performed."

This section also implies that this is also the best method of determining the new window's handle itself.

Being that Selenium2Library already provides the ability to determine window handles and switch to them explicitly, I would suggest that this PR by rejected and users should record window handles in their scripts as they are needed and them switch windows with them explicitly.


let's call them `slowProcessor`s, wdyt?


Thanks Brandon, I've been meaning to add that. It's not really a page number, though, it's an absolute offset. So maybe:

offset: index into the complete result set

```
offset = 0
limit = 200
more = True

def search():
    global offset, limit, more
    h_url = 'https://hypothes.is/api/search?limit=%d&offset=%d' % ( limit, offset)
    s = urllib2.urlopen(h_url).read()
    j = json.loads(s)
    rows = j['rows']
    if len(rows):
        for row in rows:
            yield row
        offset += limit
    else:
        more = False
```


'tell' would be better than 'specify' and 'defautls' should be spelt 'defaults'.


Love it!


@orbeckst

I got this error
```
TypeError: Cannot find an appropriate coordinate reader for file './data/DPDP.nc'.
           Unknown coordinate trajectory format 'NC' for './data/DPDP.nc'. The FORMATs
           ['DMS', 'CRD', 'DATA', 'XPDB', 'CHAIN', 'DCD', 'TRJ', 'MDCRD', 'TRZ', 'XTC', 'GMS', 'GRO', 'TRR', 'PDB', 'LAMMPS', 'INPCRD', 'PDBQT', 'PQR', 'XYZ', 'RESTRT', 'MOL2', 'NCDF']
           are implemented in MDAnalysis.
           See http://docs.mdanalysis.org/documentation_pages/coordinates/init.html#id1
           Use the format keyword to explicitly set the format: 'Universe(...,format=FORMAT)'
           For missing formats, raise an issue at http://issues.mdanalysis.org
```

I think `.nc` is common extension for [netcdf file] (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NetCDF) too


It's the part about gifs isn't it.


`.verticalDivider-text` is a child of `.verticalDivider`, not a modifier.


I disagree. I think the DI and container really shine when you are injecting things that aren't necessarily needed. The other good use is for testing. So if you see the ability to swap this out for testing, then I can see using DI.

Either way, I don't think it's fair to say anything `new Foo` should be dependency injected.


'This is useful if' is better than 'This is util in case that'


and your shit ain't secure as it allows reading any pdfs on the disc lul


Perhaps. I'll look into it. `run` is a function, so I'm not sure...


no pude encontrar bien en internet los significados de los parámetros a loadContent


If this is not PONG of Windws, then are you going on the Windowsy-spec of Windows inside windows? ```static yutani_window_t * paddle_left;```


But returning only an array doesn't allow you to set a header.


Where should they go?


You think we shouldn't use this function, or the `$this->output` in general? I like the idea of being able to extend the output in some way. Using `$this->output` makes that easy, but perhaps it introduces too many edge cases.


We all saw it.


That makes sense; last time I built shellinabox I just did a `. \configure` without `autoreconf`, I should stop cutting corners :).

I agree there is a lot of cleaning up to do; lots of leftovers and generated files from testing etc that were committed to the original Google Code repo.


Can you leave a comment explaining how that works?


#使用Android Studio 1.1版本


Well, as a start, you could replace `"https://github.com/cubing/wca-documents-extra.git"` with the `wca-documents-extra` folder to avoid touching the network.

But there are also ways to check out a commit[ish] into a separate folder.
Some subset of `git archive`, `git checkout-index`, and `git-new-workdir` should do the trick.


# 使用Android Studio 1.1


I suppose this means we should actually make another release for haxelib? It's been a year or so...


You may want to match on a dynamic class like and pass the class in only at runtime. In this case the static tag will depend on the inference of the type-parameter and not on the actual dynamic class instance:

```scala
scala> import scala.reflect.ClassTag
import scala.reflect.ClassTag

scala> def x[T](c: Class[T])(implicit tag: ClassTag[T]): Unit = println(c, tag)
x: [T](c: Class[T])(implicit tag: scala.reflect.ClassTag[T])Unit

scala> x(classOf[Int])
(int,Int)

scala> x(if (true) classOf[Int] else classOf[Double])
(int,Object)

scala> trait HttpHeader
defined trait HttpHeader

scala> class A extends HttpHeader
defined class A

scala> class B extends HttpHeader
defined class B

scala> x(if (true) classOf[A] else classOf[B])
(class A,HttpHeader)
```


why not remove?


This change is wrong. It now means you need to use the legacy interface to access backend properties even in new code.

/cc @Toflar


coding standard


``` html

    or


@nividic (Gaetano) - let's create a separate `gromacs` module and put `do_solvate.py` there, rather than in `utils`. (I think it makes sense to keep `utils` as stuff which is not simulation package specific, or stuff which relates to conversion between formats, and then keep everything which relates to specific packages in the corresponding modules.)


The paddles and ball are windows, you drag around the paddle window to move the paddle (it resists horizontal movement) and the ball and AI paddle are just windows moving around as well.


I am not entirely sure.  It is something of a non-essential accent. Lets leave it out of crubrand for now. I would rather add it later than be unsure of where if should go. Place it in the cruorgaem6 code.


lol


Can you call this something more descriptive?


Indeed! Disintegrate.hs


seba estuvo aqui


I'm thinking here instead of `new UserTransformer` I should use `Entity\User::getTransformer()` to ensure that there is a relationship between them.


use JavaScript strict mode in this document


Converted this whole file to a class for loading into the application. @shadowhand

Not sure why my capitalization change didn't happen. :disappointed:


why did you add so many empty lines here? Pls remove them if they are not nessensary


I think we should probably move these out of the application somewhere, but maybe not...


same response items for hosts.


czxczxcxzczcxzc


xzczczczcxzcz


Because the done() call doesn't occur in the console.warn, we should make sure that the call is still made and the assert test is run. We can do this by simply `assert.equal(console.warn, oldWarn);` to ensure it was reset. Could you add that assert at the end here before the done?


zxczczxczczxczxcxzczcz


This is a test comment on this commit.


:smile:


xscadfafASFSFSFS


This is a follow-up test comment.  Well done, Trevor.  Why thank you, Trevor.


cccX ZX ZXCCcZ


In the future use Q_UNUSED


Which property ?(kanging this to huashan hence :D


Fixed.  Give it a try.

On Mon, May 11, 2015 at 6:47 PM Aaron Wenger <aaron.m.wenger@gmail.com>
wrote:

> My bad. I'll add it in a few minutes
>
> On Mon, May 11, 2015, 6:44 PM Jaeho Shin <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> How is this file (phrase_to_ensembl.tsv) generated? I tried to run the
>> "all" pipeline with the latest master (c5b3306
>> <https://github.com/HazyResearch/dd-genomics/commit/c5b33063f1563e06c062676ba2f1e388a57fce53>),
>> but got stuck on this line.
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>> .
>>
>


As far as I can tell, this still can read past the end of ``sector_buff`` under certain conditions.


* for the "over use" of  `except Exception`. Yes, it is my fault. i will narrow the exception to be catched.

* for the try & except on KeyError for `del self.notificationways[notificationway.id]`, Yes, you're right, i missed this situation.

* for KeyError or IndexError, as it is currently use a dict (`self.items`) in item.Items to store the items, so i think it will be KeyError not the IndexError for a list.

* for remove of all self.notificationways (and all contacts too). You are right and i missed this situation again. i think a notifways can be referenced by more than a contact, so the problem you proposed is right. Thus in order to make the contacts and notifways all being right, we should only count the reference of each contact and each notifways. Thanks for the warning.


哈哈，我用的windows客户端，貌似还不好改的。
快点改改嘛，然后给我Pull Request


Commit


How could you end up with ``addr < STORAGE_ADDRESS`` ?


Oh! :laughing:


develop (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2175 of 2200 tests passed)

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Also, ``while`` may be more appropriate here.


Trying to build the current AziAudio-master and I get this error in MingW.
```
Compiling sources...
D:\project64-master\12-05-15\AziAudio-master\AziAudio\ABI_Envmixer.cpp: In funct
ion 'void ENVMIXER()':
D:\project64-master\12-05-15\AziAudio-master\AziAudio\ABI_Envmixer.cpp:91:43: er
ror: 'LoadBufferSpace' was not declared in this scope
  s16* inp  = LoadBufferSpace(AudioInBuffer);
                                           ^
D:\project64-master\12-05-15\AziAudio-master\AziAudio\ABI_Envmixer.cpp: In funct
ion 'void ENVMIXER3()':
D:\project64-master\12-05-15\AziAudio-master\AziAudio\ABI_Envmixer.cpp:411:35: e
rror: 'LoadBufferSpace' was not declared in this scope
  s16* inp  = LoadBufferSpace(0x4F0);
                                   ^
```


thanks!


I was thinking to `self.hosts[h.id].contacts` in fact (so to not use the getattr while it wouldn't be necessary, which is better) ;-)

but now that I see it .. hmm wait.. here `h` is already the/an host instance, no ? yes it is.
so  `h.contacts` should be the same (but quite better) than `self.hosts[h.id].contacts`. and yes it **is** (`h` comes effectively from `self.hosts` from above).


Some debug leftovers


Please use Cakephps json view instead of this.
http://book.cakephp.org/3.0/en/views/json-and-xml-views.html


We are in the Admin controller and therefore we should use the Admin Controller. Why was this changed?


init _mcallback with NULL


Initial Creation for cloud projects


@onbjerg You finally understood what I meant :) (Of course we never want to commit our logs)
@lukasgeiter yep correct! This is why my question. If `lumen.log` is inside the /storage/logs` folder it is not tracked because of the `.gitignore` file contained inside the `/storage/logs` folder. Now if you move anywhere else that log file we will have to add by hand a new `.gitignore` file or update the default `.gitignore` file.

So why `/lumen.log`? Misteray :)


Recovery token is expired


Also, if the function currently named ``key_exists`` returned a pointer to the start of the found record, and NULL if it was not found, you would not need to duplicate this code.


i have see [host.py](https://github.com/andyxning/shinken/blob/fix_1597/shinken/objects/host.py#L133) and [service.py](https://github.com/andyxning/shinken/blob/fix_1597/shinken/objects/service.py#L139) about `contacts` and find that it will have a default value to `[]`, so we can remove the default value. :)


83785560WtoAirHP_ExampleFiles (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1173 of 1173 tests passed)

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New-Features-8-3 (macumber) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2179 of 2200 tests passed)

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First commit with a test.


xD So true...


Every time I submitted the post form, it would take me to the create user page and those validations would stop the form from being submitted. I wanted to work through the other issues with the nested form first, and then work out the validations.


I think that generally, this whole code can benefit from a "iterate over records in buffer X, checking sanity of all addresses computed from the data" functionality. C doesn't have iterators, but you can use write functions ``record_iter_init()`` and ``record_iter_next()``.


What do you think of what I proposed in https://github.com/google/protobuf/issues/333?


Status: The Quadratic Probing is working as needed.
I am currently working on the pseudorandom probing atm


Backslash or forward slash?


@jfirebaugh thanks, I will edit the commit message next time I squash,


Would it be reasonable to change this one to a SimpleMayChoice? The card is important, it's the core card of what seems to be the current top deck in Legacy. Proper play requires being capable of setting up the top card with instants like Brainstorm or Scry effects, which I think will be hard for the AI right now, but even random reveals are better than skipping the ability for no reason. The drawback of giving away information unnecessarily sometimes seems minimal to me.


I'll check this out tomorrow, if I don't someone ping me again please.


This line is too long. Please use the "regular if" syntax and not the "short if" when not possible to maintain lines short.

Also, I don't know where the code about "prohibit" user is from, why it slipped inside our plugin, but this is not handled in any comprehensible way and should be removed completely.


The behavior of ``record_iter_next`` should be as follows:
* return a pointer to the next record if the data in that record is safe to use: key is zero-terminated within the buffer, value fits entirely in the buffer.
* return ``NULL`` to stop the iteration if there is no next record (end marker reached).
* return ``NULL`` and print a warning message if the data in the next record is not safe to use.


No need to split lines on closing tag


No need to split line on opening tag


You are undoing my changes. Keep a php open and close tag per instruction. This usually make it easier to keep code indented inside html, and <?= is not even longer than echo.


I'm curious why you track it this way. I'm thinking of extending some configuration on this as a few people wanted some slight variations.


q isso pssor?


If there is a problem with the cache, we can clear the cache and then refresh the page...


:clap:


Cheers. Source: https://github.com/xwp/wp-foo-bar/blob/master/php/class-plugin-base.php


that's right. i will correct it.


Does it matter that the events being created are dated last year still?


Oh, I didn't notice the difference between min-width and max-width. Oops! Fixed now.


dasdsadsadsadadada


Viết hàm nhập ma trận các số nguyên dương (nhập sai báo lỗi và không cho
nhập)


Yes.


Thanks! It seems that's now fixed by b9651b990ffa281c1a48b524cb8e50ac899bcb88 but running into other python/nltk issues... :|


Seems like you looked at some other plugins and got how everything worked. o.O


final files


I should add 2.5 for shinano v2


Looks good! I like the use of GetById to find an item using the Id and catching ODataErrorException explicitly when the item isn't found.


rax retry tests


Not quite. The problem was that for users without a party, the "isUserInGroup" check was looking at the member property of a null object, which was causing a server error. Since that call is made every time a page loads (because users with a party need to have their party loaded), it was causing application crashes.

I expect it was something an api test would have caught if the tests were decoupled. I've done that a little by separating them into separate files, but really, each it block should be able to be run independently of the rest of it. Right now, the groups and challenges tests in particular, have tests that depend on set up that happens in the previous tests.


`-+` の意図ってなんでしょうか？


http://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore

"A gitignore file specifies intentionally untracked files that Git should ignore. "

The odb files being ignored that you mentioned are object database files. These are generated at runtime on first load up and essentially a database of java instantiated java classes. There is absolutely no reason at all to include them.

Clientdata files are ignored. This is because putting them as part of the repository would not only be illegal but also because it would go over GitHub's size limit and make switching between branches take forever.

Using a .gitignore file does not remove any functionality at all, it is only intended for literally ignoring files to the repository. If something isn't working it's because you're doing something wrong.


有什么办法吗


goagent用不了的日子真不好受


changes I did:
1. add soil with relative path, I already put soil files in the train folders
2. some problems happened, so the fps get hurt, I commoned the texture


Nice!


83785560WtoAirHP_ExampleFiles (wfbuhl) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1663 of 1685 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-98.69%25-yellow.svg)


Please add this to the UPGRADE.md. I know several cases where I had to hook here so I created such a module and a class with that name ;-)


`-r` only makes a difference when `-x` is also used.


Oh and btw, not sure if the module is still in use @christianbarkowsky?


I was labelling some edits and found a revision which created a new page. In cases like that, "revert" is not exactly what we would do, but I though I should mention it.


> I think .nc is common extension for netcdf file too

Do you mean that typical AMBER netcdf trajectories use the suffix .nc? I am not using AMBER myself so if you think that MDAnalysis should recognize .nc files as AMBER netcdf ("NCDF") then please raise a new issue for this particular case � makes it easier to track things and keeps the discussion focused.

Thanks!
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No thoughts on it—I’ve never used it. I have no problem adding dev dependencies.


Correct.


Cool. I’ll revert that part of the change.


@gzamudio Se puede utilizar sin problemas para correr en ambientes privados? Si necesitas alguna ayuda avisame. Saludos. gracias.


@orbeckst  OK.


Seems like supplying ```-r``` should just automatically turn on ```-x```. Maybe?


If we're going for consistency (with diagnostic report), then have subject:Patient's description say "The subject (Patient) that the observation is about." The reason for the clarification is that of all the possible Observation.subject types, we only support Patient.

http://fhir.cerner.com/dstu2/diagnostic-report/


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No tengo idea que es lo de loadcontent. Si querés podemos hacer un hangout
mas tarde, o lo vemos mañana
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What about `.middleDot`?


Change the old code from 2x2 to 3x3. The result is just fine.


Should be fixed
I used this for the include files:
https://dev.windows.com/en-US/downloads/windows-10-sdk

BTW the backend currently use WARP (ie software DX12 implementation) so Geforce won't be used. I'm working on a PC with radeon and there is no driver atm for the Windows 10074 build (it worked until Windows 10049 build). It looks from the outside that Windows 10 is evolving faster than before (there are build 10075, a build 101XX in the wild too) and I think the drivers infrastructure may break a lot in the meantime.
The backend is also quite young, it doesnt even support texture so it won't be able to run even simple app at the moment.


Instead of this comparison, if you just put your if/else if in decending order, it will connect with the first match. So...

if (guess > 95) ...
else if (guess > 81) ...
else if (guess > 59) ...
else ...


is this similar to `self.__class__()`?


nice indentation bro


Can this method be removed now?


dale, mañana


We probably should have transforms to change this per environment (at least for Demo for now)


I thnk, in this case [url=]blablabla[/url] should be stripped to "blablabla" becaus it could be some meaninfull text


@joelteon is debugging a problem with ncurses on darwin that may be due to this patch. @wkennington if it is, what will we lose by reverting this until we find a solution?


I'm not a 100% on the data flow yet (it's complex, even if most of the stuff it's based on is mine =P), but doesn't this part fit more naturally after the upload anyways? just must everything into the operation, let it return an inputpendingresult  which will perform the nfc operation then loop back to the operation just like in other places, and the operation can then modify the key.


That seems correct i will  update the PR
My guess is that unzipping with different users (root / non-root) should be a different issue / PR


Can you comment in the actual code? Leave an example.


returning a 400 bad request might be more appropriate instead of raising in your code lol


cc @yaychris


And yes put `.middleDot` in cruorgaem6 as well.


@juanjo78git GRANDE! :baby_chick:


Cool, this is exactly what I was thinking, with some actions that don't hardware implemented in the base class :)


Why? This breaks things.


Missing argument?


@Feanathiel not sure why the bootcamp tells us to add this line ourselves: https://github.com/petabridge/akka-bootcamp/tree/master/src/Unit-1/lesson1


Curious why not just use the signature to solve this: https://github.com/Shopify/omniauth-shopify-oauth2/pull/21/files


Static methods won't take a "self" argument


Yep, whoops missed that detail..


Also would be nice at some point to allow per-host overrides of max_uptime, perhaps by passing in a dictionary.


@geowurster I found a way to improve the implementation (and learn a little more about click).

Now we get a [typographic dagger](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dagger_%28typography%29) after the name of a broken subcommand as extra warning:

```
$ rio
Usage: rio [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Rasterio command line interface.

Options:
  -v, --verbose  Increase verbosity.
  -q, --quiet    Decrease verbosity.
  --version      Show the version and exit.
  --help         Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  bounds     Write bounding boxes to stdout as GeoJSON.
  calc       Raster data calculator.
  env        Print information about the rio environment.
  info       Print information about a data file.
  insp       Open a data file and start an interpreter.
  mask       Mask in raster using features.
  mbtiles    Export a dataset to MBTiles.
  merge      Merge a stack of raster datasets.
  metasay†   Warning: could not load plugin. See `rio metasay --help`.
  rasterize  Rasterize features.
  sample     Sample a dataset.
  shapes     Write shapes extracted from bands or masks.
  stack      Stack a number of bands into a multiband dataset.
  transform  Transform coordinates.
```


Why use a local reference in this method rather than mPost?


It won't fix the initial problem with creatures even bigger than 96x96. I believe I have something in mind, initial hack blended with ability to draw bigger creatures.

I will commit once I have it tested.


``` html

    or


At some point the checks that run, the parameters they take, and the hosts they run on should come from a config file. But this is fine to start :)


Is this what you mean?


Good call, I like this better than the way the opensuse maintainer patched it. GCC 4 forever?


Could be combined with the next condition, ie

```
if (!isAdded() || mPost == null)
```


Weren't you going to use `sched` here?


Changed.


@tofi86 huh?


It sounds like this method connects to the db. Might be better to call it `Contact.connect`


This should just be ###Types, rather than ###Custom Resources


Should be an h4 rather than an h3


@dimitrinicolas Finalement j'ai fais ^^ faudrait juste que tu fasses le truc jaune warning dont je t'avais parlé.


Could refactor to

```
def initialize(@first_name, @last_name, @email)
end
```

It will automatically assign the parameters to instance variables in Ruby 2+


Yes, I was wondering about this concatenation.


hahaha i like that !! thanks brotha =)


And will ChunkData explode if read from without a lock?


I have some issues with these following three methods. Do anyone have some suggestions?


TILE, not TIME LOL


Hooray tests! :smiley_cat:


This code works just fine, but to improve the design I would suggest that you do not use any `puts` statements inside contact.rb. The reasoning is that your contact.rb class should just be responsible for storing and retrieving contact information to/from a database.

Leave the User Interface code like puts and gets to another class.


Nice use of tabs


For parallelism with other types and defines: delete "This type" and just start with "Generates".


We need milliseconds to nanoseconds.  1 millisecond = 1000000 nanoseconds.


oops :)


>What happens when the friend disconnects while the call is ongoing?

CALL_STATE_ERROR is invoked.

>I.e. does the friend-disconnected event happen before or after the call-state-finished event happens?

That depends on the core but it's certain that one will never be called after the other.


Yes


Yup. Can burn if overheat.

I'll revert to stock.


Thanks for the pointer change - the cast should be `runTimeCast<const Camera>( inputObject.get() )` though...


Cool! That'll save some space!


What happens if both paused? Currently both peers must unpause for call to resume.


Ok, I'll change it to INVALID_TRANSITION.


I hope that these following methods "findProductById(long id)" and "findProductByName(String name)" are working well and produce the results they should when they terminate.
If not, feel free to correct them.


thanks pal!


Would it make sense to put MD5 values and version numbers somewhere to indicate what files were used to test on, debug on, etc..,?

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I was going to, but the assignment said to call it Contact.connection, so I figured I'd follow that in case any rspec tests later on call it explicitly.


I think it should be: Removing like FROM this post.


que onda


Better to do a pull request @rpankka :)

But, I got it this time:
https://github.com/OpenDroneMap/OpenDroneMap/commit/9d3f0692c057bfce38d9ba93d4900cff36da324b#diff-5bac4b1611d388b80d0d11588f09431d

Cheers


Merge from parent project.  Updated version number


Drop the "new", don't create another instance of the class; rather, get the existing singleton.
$Airplane_Mode_Core = Airplane_Mode_Core::getInstance();


@iTitus Harder than it sounds, and unintended side effects


The values are forwarded from vpx image directly.


You can do this? 0.o


let's take splat args and then pass them to error.


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Correct!


Rewrite throw as Failure


rax retry tests


Ooh, there's a subject-verb agreement issue here. It's from the last rewrite, but if you'd fix it, I'd much appreciate it.

We have "functionality... were removed...." I think the easiest fix is just to change "were" to "was".


@Steveorevo see #3400


This class is not completed yet.


I have a [demo video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cMYOIHBQjjI) which may be of interest.


probably a better way is to have MaxAggregatorFactory extend DoubleMaxAggregatorFactory and mark MaxAggregatorFactory as deprecated. We could then easily remove the backwards compatible code in future releases.


Can we be more specific here? "Manages the fragment of text to be compiled into the file." (If accurate!)


@bcarrier Only a method (which does not do anything) from ContactAnalyzer class is used. The methods from CallLogAnalyzer, and TextMessageAnalyzer not used.


List of enhancements below:

/osc-cleanup-project:
- Added support for beta3

/provisioning/openstack/provision.sh
- Added support for security groups

/provisioning/osc-install
- Refactored environment variables to organize them better
- Setting reasonable defaults in a central location
- Added skeleton for setting up a network topology
- Added TODOs for creating infrastructure components


Your translations gave compilation errors, you must have messed up the syntax somewhere. It was so late that I needed to mass build the other devices and didn't feel like fixing up syntax errors.


You're doing it wrong. Anything that messes with bmoney should be located in processTransaction.sqf server-side. Otherwise, money will be lost out of the blue if client and server try to change bmoney at the same time. The odds of it actually happening are low, but never underestimate Murphy's law.


si le nom du Package a un espace, lors de l'insertion dans un dépôt, nous avons l'erreur suivante :
reprepro -Vb . includedeb wheezy /home/vmdebian/project_package_centreon/centreon-clib-1.4.2/build/centreon-clib-1.4.2.debError: Field 'Package' contains unexpected character 'c'!


I think it's over-using them because IMO
```C
plugin->hooks->init = demo_init;
plugin->hooks->configure = demo_configure;
plugin->hooks->cleanup = demo_cleanup;
plugin->hooks->callbacks = demo_callbacks;
```
is shorter (line-wise) and easier to read for many people (believe it or not, but many people don't know about compound literals).

> And what's wrong using C99 features. […]

Nothing, apart that even in 2015 very few compilers fully support the standard, and some just, well, don't (MSVC, anyone?).  So I have a habit of not using C99 features I don't really need or at least give substantial benefits.

> It doesn't create a copy here I don't think.

Well, no, I hope C compilers are more clever than that, I just meant possibly the initialization has to be larger than what is actually used (if not all fields are set).  But it doesn't matter anyway.


I even took some liberties to similarly refactor these conditionals while I was in here. ;)


Correción: 0.015f a 0.12f


This could also be rewritten to use SSE1, for weinerschnitzel's sake for the Xbox port.

SSE2 shuffling is still limited to an 8-bit immediate of 4 2-bit shuffle masks at a time, so shuffling 16-bit elements has to be done twice in either SSE2 or MMX/3dnow!/SSE1 anyway.  So an equivalent SSE1 version of this could possibly be written for @weinerschnitzel's sake in the future using 64-bit MMX shuffles and 128-bit SSE1 stores/loads, but that has some slightly tricker endianness to it, so I left that alone.


it's not readyyy yet. Hoping to start generating videos by the weekend


change of heart?


Which tool chain are you using?


but how do you know if anything you have so far is working?


YES that is the issue I am seeing, with FFS.


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Make sence


You must send another pull request, though


Please don't use boost.  Utils::toupper().


are these so that you can have these components in XML? Like

`<UITransfer displayName="fooDisplay" progress="fooProgress" size="fooSize">`


Does this fix apply to building war using maven too? Because I dont see that the version is getting applied on the dashboard if i build a war file. Please advice. thanks


I've been trying to purge the one-line if statements for consistency.


This extra branch is not needed since mono_marshal_isinst_with_cache already returns the right value. We can simply emit a RET here.


Yes, of course m). Thanks for catching.


Can't we dispense with the shared_ptr bit on the right and just initialize the LogPtr directly?


teste


And here.


Sure


items is already initialized with these values. In testing with local and uploaded posts this block is never actually executed. Even if it was, though, the only difference it would make is to remove the dropdown resource for the adapter. I'd recommend deleting entirely.


Thanks.  Your commit didn't change the code in clock.py that calls gst; that might be a cause of problems later.


:+1: Thank you for the credits, it was nothing!


Addressed the web transform concern


Yes, it should be ```MAX(width, stride) * height / x```


this is minor but alphabetize these types of things


Fixed as of 90c87dd.
Implemented check to test if video is present.


get rid of extra newlines


@quozl, you are right, of course. I should remove all that


Shouldn't the entry be `extensions` since it's a vector? (At least from the issue it seemed like that's the rationale).


delete space at end of line


I've been testing while I write! I use the build hotkey in sublime text
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Also can you scss-lint this? I see some things that it will catch


I'd almost think that qualifying the `null` here would probably be a good idea as well. Perhaps we should add the 'when multiple nulls' to the same code quality statement @johanflint


get rid or newlines


good word choice


I know it's very early and this is probably just testing, but perhaps we should have a distinction between `ui.Loader` and maybe a `services.Loader`


You should include `.gitignore` options to exclude build files from your commit. They take up a lot of space and make diffs hard to read.


Yeah, I didn't want to change the public interface but perhaps I was just being lazy. That part doesn't work yet, anyway, due to the way we keep track of cells on the client.


Only one suggestion: maybe name this something shorter like `atMost`, but I don't feel that strongly about it


fixes #77


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In that case we'd have to keep EvalElse alongside parse_else. I don't see a way to replicate the old EvalElse behaviour easily within parse_else.


probably want to avoid keys on github.
create a .ENV file outside of source control
at least that is what is done in rails


Ideally we would support using either  `<li class="view-chart"><a>Bar Chart</a></li>` or `<li class="view-chart"><button>Bar Chart</button></li>` here. That way we can use `<a>` when tabs are a link to another url, and `buttons` when tabs just trigger a JS action.


@egeerts this is a conflict in our models. This works but needs to be properly merged


Thanks for the advice, I'll try it soon: https://github.com/aspnet/dnx/issues/1849


I'm getting 'ImportError: No module named PIL', is there something I have to do first to set it up?


@mininao does it correct? seems like you miss word


should be a correct fix. Thanks. will merge soon
actually, it's a bad idea to add BufMap do the match between GstBuffer and VideoBuffer.  a better solution remove BufMap and add VideoBuffer directly to GstBuffer and release it in <depose> or <finalize> function


r+


Returned the file. I might want to use it...


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overall your code looks Great! Some general best practices are avoid any more than a single newline. also avoid spaces at the end of the line at all costs.


Fixes #225, fixes #228


If this exposed a subtle bug, is it worth testing all combinations of tests (i.e. add a test for `TEST_S2C | TEST_META` and `TEST_C2S | TEST_META`)? Or was the bug related to the number of tests not the tests in particular?


can I leave a comment


Does that mean only one will be called, or does it mean the order is deterministic but unknown?


I think the mapping part would still work, i.e., if `rcloud.r` had the often used

```r
extensions=c("R","r","S","s")
```

then the UI uses the primary `"R"` while the lang detection will correctly recognize `.s` to be handled by `rcloud.r`.


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saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/gmarceau/stellar-core/commit/25827aa3965226b230f6d58813a962f12d2e9297


Yes, I think that for this kind of commit a rebase makes sense.


merging gmarceau/stellar-core/prefetch-scp-items-2 = 25827aa3 into auto


gmarceau/stellar-core/prefetch-scp-items-2 = 25827aa3 merged ok, testing candidate = 23456020


+1 on this change. It's necessary due to the mocking not being town down properly.


Btw, do you notified the FreeBSD about this issue?


The change sure does make for a lot of noise, though, lol


Yeah, been a while.
https://github.com/HaxePunk/HaxePunk/compare/v2.5.3...dev


i know lol


this cool


It's named `upperBounded` for consistency with `bounded`. I wanted to name it `limit`, but the name is taken by another module.


Except that the front end will incorrectly re-infer the cell name of part4.s to be part4.R. It's a pretty deep change, which I'm willing to make, but I didn't want to do it for a hotfix because I don't know all the consequences.


do we want to drop these before merge?


If you pause it twice, that's an invalid transition. If you pause it when the other peer paused it, both need to resume. If you resume twice, it's an invalid transition. Resuming once while you did not pause (although the other did) is an invalid transition. It will be better if this is an error, because it will catch a client programming error: pause shows "resume" button, but the button does nothing, no error and no effect, confusing the user. If toxav causes an error here, the client author will see the bug.


there's more details in #1412 and #1166


This is reported by configure;
configure: WARNING: unrecognized options: --enable-gallium-egl

Also florin, why did you remove --enable-gles1 --enable-gles2? Those are still valid switches.


s/collet/collect/


Or `max(width, abs(stride))`? Stride can be negative. What happens if abs(stride)<width?


this is the first commit, not the final PR.


Yes, thats the idea, the main.py module loads the config and then passes it to the go function. Would you implement it a different way?


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Isn't this `glnx_set_prefix_error_from_errno()`?


jupp


Thanks for this. Got me out of a jam.


Nope. Just thinking of adding more things to the config.


But no need to go all the way now. Getting it working with hardcoded checks is just fine to start.


Ah, now I get what you meant there - it's the inverse re-construction of parts which makes that to not work.


I find the array lookup a bit clearer. For the zeroth node, the assigned "last" is None, which yields a violation for any link incoming to it.


Should be noted that Russian & French translations will also need to be updated to reflect the new string changes @RenaudR


@dimfeld I made it static since it seemed to make more sense to just call the function to check uptime rather than instantiate an object first to do so...


This all looks great - if you can check the cen_ovr issue and if you agree with me, remove the correction in this PR, then i'll merge it!! thank you so much, @natalie-robinson  :) !


It might also be worth adding `bounded` and `upperBounded` to the tutorial to the table of translations from regex syntax to turtle functions


Right, I'm just saying you'll want to remove the `self` argument since it doesn't get passed to static methods.


This can now be `ot_ensure_unlinked_at()` that you suggested I add :smile:


If these are static classes the constructor could/should be private?


I see, thats a good point


You're right that the condition isn't needed. Is it also redundant in kamoha_modify_query, the function called on pre_get_posts?


Potentially.


use ubuntu 14.04 instead of dedian


Should we move this module under core? Since it is a generic & core concept?


Mhm, PIL is the python imaging library. If you open python and type

"import sys" and then "print sys.version"

It will tell you what version of python you have. Then download the corresponding version of PIL here: http://www.pythonware.com/products/pil/


\* poll


Oh ok. We don't have rspec tests for it so you can safely rename it, if you want.


If you wanna play with it the main files I am working with are sandbox and rendertools


I know. My suggestion is to change all the other parameters... :-)


If you use `gs_file_get_path_cached()` (which does continue the libgsystem dependency, but we can figure that out later), it avoids the extra strdup, and helps mark places where we're doing GFIle -> path conversions.


hahahaha

you didn't like my girls?


Can you please explain the concept of a segment offset? And maybe sprinkle some documentation in this class too?


rax retry tests


haha, 1. bearded dragons are cooler

2. if I ever have to look for a job again people are gonna see this stuff!

3. I tried to make them pretty similar. sweat44 is my proudest one.


We don't need mono_marshal_isinst_with_cache on the header. It should be static.

Besides that, we better apply the same fix to castcast, as it probably has the same issue.


Multiple properties are animated together is known as a multiple property animation. With multiple property animations, there are two different options: to start one property alone then animate any additional properties, or to start both properties at the same time then have one property end before the other. We recommend not starting and stopping multiple properties at the same time; choose one option or the other.


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"make sense" it a little vauge... how about "the other relevant packages depend on it"


Closing the loop: we talked in person, and no.


Proper syntax for describing arguments: Include their full name (`$animation-name`) and if they aren't required, wrap them in `[]`. So, if `$animation-name` is required but the other two aren't, it'd look something like this:

`@include animation($animation-name [,$duration, $timing-function])`

I'd also use the argument names when describing the defaults


Mmm, good point. Might consider that in the future.


Odd line


The reason these have been reordered is that otherwise gcc complains about the order of initialization.


What if we are bundle launcher compatiable but we could not find a bundle: then we should open in journal.


You now generate `syntax Cell ::= "initCell" "(" Map ")"`


These need more descriptive titles. Visual example of _what_


Yea I think I still want to use that, this was just to get started


:+1:
shipit


Ah, yes, good catch. I would add `source_permissions` to the list of `required` properties, since (with this PR in place) it would be an error if the generated json did not include `source_permissions`. Adding it to `required` ensures that the specs that check against the schema, e.g. https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppet/blob/e3d4a73c4e950452ed532e779e1094aa8ad54068/spec/unit/file_serving/metadata_spec.rb#L135-L137, will enforce that behavior.

Independent of that, I agree on doing some manual verification for both compatibility directions. Strictly speaking, we require updating the server first, but as a matter of practice many people don't, so it'd be nice not to introduce a newer-client-older-server incompatibility if we don't have to.


Remove `.webmhd` from file names (and from the frontMatter)


Fixed by Anton in v0.0.5 (764134eeea0ede00d31e9ff58e0bd3dde4d28a78)
https://github.com/anteo/redmine_custom_workflows/commit/e05a8a467d4242d26070f30e17a77def50165bda


I think the link is wrong here...


Evite responder via email, entre na plataforma do GitHub pra isso mesmo.
Eu, por exemplo, desativei as notificações do email, só deixei um das 500 que estão marcadas por default, e faço um hábito abrir o github, assim como faço com gmail, e outras redes


Do you want to conditionally delete the node key value. This will delete and set it every single time which may not be that big a deal given that this code path won't be called frequently and is in admin client.

@athirupa : what do you think ?


en linea


This could just be const, right? All of the child elements are const, etc.


We probably should unify this with the one in marshal.c as you found out today.


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```
$ RIO_HONESTLY=1 rio
Usage: rio [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

  Rasterio command line interface.

Options:
  -v, --verbose  Increase verbosity.
  -q, --quiet    Decrease verbosity.
  --version      Show the version and exit.
  --help         Show this message and exit.

Commands:
  bounds     Write bounding boxes to stdout as GeoJSON.
  calc       Raster data calculator.
  env        Print information about the rio environment.
  info       Print information about a data file.
  insp       Open a data file and start an interpreter.
  mask       Mask in raster using features.
  mbtiles    Export a dataset to MBTiles.
  merge      Merge a stack of raster datasets.
  metasay💩  Warning: could not load plugin. See `rio metasay --help`.
  rasterize  Rasterize features.
  sample     Sample a dataset.
  shapes     Write shapes extracted from bands or masks.
  stack      Stack a number of bands into a multiband dataset.
  transform  Transform coordinates.
```


register_asset "plugins/poll/config/locales/ server.fa_IR.yml

shouldn't this be register_asset "plugins/poll/config/locales/server.fa_IR.yml (with no space between server.fa_IR.yml and /


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 - For now, no need to use it as slot, since we going to call it directly. Consider moving in out of 'slot' section.
 - Passing it by value may be expensive. Use const reference instead.


Odd line, but I'm fine with it. Just to note you.


Sure. I'm not terribly familiar with regex syntax, though, so I'd rather leave it to someone else.


If we don't care about the result, could we use async?  Maybe that would stop the ui thread blocking so you can remove the timeout?


Only one will be called.


 - We do not support translations (yet?), so 'tr()' macro should be omitted since in confuses devs
 - Try to use newlines for input parameters, so no word wrap will occur


all tests pass:
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This function is so badly named and now it has even more side effects.
Could we inline it in the only call site instead?


nice nice


This class is not completed. I don't understand the task here. What is exactly meant with ID? Is it the serialVersionUID that is meant? If so, this class is not correct. So then I have to change it.


So it should be in a comment :-P
Seems to work well, but OK, I'll do it in another PR


Commit message is perfect. :)


Haha, this brings me straight into nitpicking mode: please use spaces instead of tabs!


we don't need the trailing , for a list


The name of this interface is misleading: it implies the creation of an index but the only function it contains is that of a file walker (i.e. given a bunch of directories, it "walks" them and returns the list of files underneath)


Some small adjustments should be applied, but looks good overall.


```e{m,n}     `bounded` m n e```
Is that correct?


In fact, I think it's a good idea to correctly set the origin header in the `upgradeTransport` request.
Setting the origin as "*" is inconsistent if setting a domain as the origin for the socket.


Tee hee hee ... 3.2 is out. :)


The name of this interface is also misleading: a better name might be IDirectoryIndexer


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This assertion can never fail. @selector is just returning a value computed at compile time. You can change it to

SEL selector = @selector(blah);

and the assertion won't fail. I don't think it's doing what you think it's doing.


Can/should this buffering be tested somehow?


Minor: I prefer `backtick strings` to escaping quotes.


Might want to declare this before the loop so you can hook it to a config variable so you can change it on the fly.


remove on comment


fast-forwarding master to auto = 23456020


Thanks :+1:


True, need keep that state too (from bundle in line 230)


Let me add it then.  One second


Huh, interesting. No matter how hard I tried I couldn't duplicate that problem though.


rax retry tests


Then it *must* be friend-disconnected. I can't imagine core not sending a connection status event when a friend disconnects. Now I'm confused: will ERROR be sent or will the state callback never be called? No need to further discuss this here, just document the behaviour in that situation in the comments later.


Consider not using Microsoft Corp here - use a fake name instead.


Arf, Indeed. I wrongly assumed the internal listbox needed that param but it doesn't. I'll remove it. thanks for pointing out.


May the levels be with you. ;)


`tableName = "nms_flw_cdrs"` instead?


Wrong log entry


Making a note to myself to set this in my `~/.zshrc`.


Duly noted. I'll do it when adding support for user levels. :)


NSInvocation objects can be re-used repeatedly. It should be possible to save static instances in these methods and then reuse them. You probably only need to setTarget, invoke, getReturnValue for each use.


Documenting how to find the publisher from the cert might be super useful


Don't need to change this now, but if we're going to move error explanations to a wiki.mozilla.org page, should we assert so strictly against the error text? Or can we just assert that the right errors were raised and they have links to wiki.mozilla.org?


Py_DECREF(shape); was added (and not just wrapped in an if block) since it was never dereference in the original code.

These links convinced me that shape should have it's reference count decremented.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4657764/py-incref-decref-when
https://docs.python.org/2/extending/extending.html#ownership-rules


Does this cover schema updates from previous installations?


Or use different responce types :)


@singhsiddharth  I agree it would be better if you can set this only if there are more entries in the Vector clock.

Also Xu, after delete, you can add the Vector clock with fixed nodeId 0 and current timestamp as the value and version.


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Ha!  The icons are a nice touch - I can't believe I just had to google "poop emoji" to see if there was one with smell lines.  This seems more "click-thonic" too.


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@mhevery seems like this fixes #1832 ? If yes could you please close the issue


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ah. this is actually checking the original source directory, so something like `/Users/iminar/Dev/angular/modules/angular2/src/foo.ts`.


haha :D


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I think that all you should care about is the input tree, so you should check for the presence or absence of the file in `path.join(this.inputPath, removedPath)`. I'm not quite sure if we even want to support the `basePath` in this plugin at all. Does it buy us anything?


@sgillies I'll do another PR with this in Fiona unless you're not quite settled.


We need to fix the timezone to UTC, otherwise we will run into the same issues as RHQ and the aggregation time slices.

Here is the thread (with references) from the old issue:
https://lists.fedorahosted.org/pipermail/rhq-devel/2014-November/003709.html


I tried, but changing it makes the meta-box disappear...
I can't find any reference in the codex or otherwise (tried googling it) to $context parameter name change. I also tried removing the meta-box and then defining it again with a different string for $context, but still the meta-box doesn't appear :(


It's unfortunate that my terminal (iTerm 2) doesn't display it with as much fidelity as Chrome/FF do: the "Warning..." text slides left one space.


Why did you comment `app_identifier` out?


at this point you are moving stuff in `/Users/iminar/Dev/angular/tmp/some-temp-url/angular2/src/Users/iminar/Dev/angular/modules/angular2/src/foo.ts` no?

`getDartFilePath` takes absolute url (`/Users/iminar/Dev/angular/modules/angular2/src/foo.ts`) and returns absolute url with dart extension, and append that absolute url to the `cachePath`.


Почти всегда лучше сделать функцию нелокальной, это должно улучшить производительность.


The net effect is: https://gist.github.com/Supermathie/146628dd7acf4d4a3600

> The "!DHE:!EDH" part is to not use these with <=1024 dh_param, cause are marked as weak.

This only potentially affects PFS? How about we just generate this in boot or via cron. Here's something we can adapt:

```
# Regenerate the precomputed DH parameter files occasionally
cd /etc/postfix
openssl dhparam -out dh512.tmp 512 && mv -f dh512.tmp dh512.pem
openssl dhparam -out dh1024.tmp 1024 && mv -f dh1024.tmp dh1024.pem
openssl dhparam -out dh2048.tmp 2048 && mv -f dh2048.tmp dh2048.pem
chmod 444 dh512.pem dh1024.pem dh2048.pem
```

> way more readable

Why is it important to be readable? The important part is: `courtesy of https://wiki.mozilla.org/Security/Server_Side_TLS#Recommended_Ciphersuite`


Fix pensandoodireito/participacao-sitebase#52


`pop()` does not take an argument: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/pop

You probably want to use `splice()`.

But you really want to use a `Set` instead of an `Array` because order doesn't matter, right?


I would group these into an object that can logically be created/destroyed atomically.


I don't see the node named passed here. Nuspec file does not contain the '{0}' node.


Forgot to add that I made it so the options menu no longer hides the main form, as nothing else did and it felt out of place, it's instead now TopMost.


Thanks. Changed.


I think it's reasonable to put this at the top of the file.


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FIX pensandoodireito/participacao-sitebase#65


В принципе можно сразу сделать массивом.


what is this for?


И тогда `lx[i] = np.random.poisson(...)`.


Programming Assignment 2


spaces.


lgtm :+1:


@geowurster please do!


why are you consuming dot tokens here?  It seems like you either have a number on its own, or "number...number"


That was fairly stupid of me not to try that...


💩and all.


I believe that the way things are currently implemented, a provider can return `null` or a `Promise`. If the provider returns `null`, then `await fn()` will fail, so you may need to test `if (typeof fn === 'function')` first.


This entire file is full of awesome


I don't believe this comment is correct. I use a background session manager in my app on iOS 7 and iOS 8 with no problems. Unless there's something different in the case of tests. I use code like this to build it:

        NSString *identifier = [NSString stringWithFormat:@"com.afnetworking.tests.urlsession.%@", [[NSUUID UUID] UUIDString]];
		NSURLSessionConfiguration*	background = nil;
		if ([[NSURLSessionConfiguration class] respondsToSelector:@selector(backgroundSessionConfigurationWithIdentifier:)])
			background = [NSURLSessionConfiguration backgroundSessionConfigurationWithIdentifier:identifier];
		else
			background = [NSURLSessionConfiguration backgroundSessionConfiguration:identifier];

		self.backgroundManager = [[AFURLSessionManager alloc] initWithSessionConfiguration:background];


Question for Atom folks whether it should just be `hyperclick` or `hyperclick.provider`.


I think `>=` is easier to reason about.


Ahh, ok, I confused `configdir` and `datadir`, it all makes sense now :)


#pragma mark private?


Do we want to have the option to change this to `cmdKey`, or should we do that later?


Ici c'est pour tester si mon trigger fonctionne ou pas. Vu que c'est le cas j'ai laissé comme ça, le commentaire diffamatoire devrait bien être supprimé.


Idem


I'm curious as to why you have done this? I prefered it split...


@sindresorhus would be nice to have this API change documented.
thx keep coding


I just updated the parsing:
https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/commit/be9870ec86cbee829effb62df0cb1b4f17cd3b98#diff-ead24f0f0f59c0ea9c1c511052e8884bR1723

Added a reScanNumber() method to the scanner. I'm starting to think avoiding ... may be simpler and use another syntax.


I don't think the return type is quite right: it's actually an object with two fields, correct?


Maybe this commit, or a follow up to, it should do some code unification for wrapper  caches handling.

Like having a single cleanup function and fetch functions that return the appropriate instance for method/signature/type/whateverelse.

And have those functions in a separate file. metadata/wrapper-caches.(c|h)


J'ai rajouté un seul check parce que c'est le seul qui me paraissait évident. N'hésitez pas à en rajouter si j'en ai oublié :)


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Good call.

Thanks!


I want to rewrite YouTube and Prostopleer modules - maybe then I will use API Key. Now it works :D
Isn't better to use simple script for youtube page and update only the script which will be downloaded at QMPlay2 startup (no Google account is needed)?


From https://atom.io/docs/api/v0.198.0/Range:

> Every public method that takes a range also accepts a *range-compatible* `Array`.

So I think it may be tricky to disambiguate a `Range` versus a `Array<Range>`.


There is no `metadata` folder, why is this comment here?


Flow seems to dislike this, so please do `module.exports = Hyperclick;` as a separate statement at the end.


There is a static property on ServicePointManager that allows you to change the default behaviour of the Expect header.  https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.servicepointmanager.expect100continue%28v=vs.110%29.aspx