Looking at it, my preference was to remove the source for that package. I'm
actually glad to hear it hasn't been distributed yet.
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Doesn't work


Isn't this related to when text objects try to get deleted when they get
deleted early? It's something like that, I recognise the error anyway.
Will have a closer look.

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> On updating to Kivy 1.9, I get the following error as a result of Kivy
> trying to remove an image with no filename from the cache:
>
>    File "/home/safe/.virtualenvs/firefly/src/myrmidon/myrmidon/engine/gfx/kivy/engine.py", line 429, in text
>      self.destroy_text_image()
>    File "/home/safe/.virtualenvs/firefly/src/myrmidon/myrmidon/engine/gfx/kivy/engine.py", line 444, in destroy_text_image
>      self.image.destroy()
>    File "/home/safe/.virtualenvs/firefly/src/myrmidon/myrmidon/engine/gfx/kivy/engine.py", line 342, in destroy
>      self.image.remove_from_cache()
>    File "/home/safe/.virtualenvs/firefly/src/kivy/kivy/core/image/__init__.py", line 532, in remove_from_cache
>      pat = type(f)(u'%s|%d|%d')
>  TypeError: NoneType takes no arguments
>
> The relevant code in Kivy is:
>
>     def remove_from_cache(self):
>         '''Remove the Image from cache. This facilitates re-loading of        images from disk in case the image content has changed.        .. versionadded:: 1.3.0        Usage::            im = CoreImage('1.jpg')            # -- do something --            im.remove_from_cache()            im = CoreImage('1.jpg')            # this time image will be re-loaded from disk        '''
>         count = 0
>         f = self.filename
>         pat = type(f)(u'%s|%d|%d')
>         uid = pat % (f, self._mipmap, count)
>         Cache.remove("kv.image", uid)
>         while Cache.get("kv.texture", uid):
>             Cache.remove("kv.texture", uid)
>             count += 1
>             uid = pat % (f, self._mipmap, count)
>
> Odd thing is that nothing has changed since Kivy 1.8 and I would have
> expected this to fail anyway. This all rings a bell... /discuss
>
> It seems that images with no filename aren't put into the cache anyway, so
> propose replacing the offending line with:
>
> if self.image.filename:
>     self.image.remove_from_cache()
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99% sure... `userlevel` was the old constant based security back before Tobias did `Bolt\Permissions` and I couldn't trigger this block regardless of what I tried.


`ArrayImg` is not compatible with ImageJ1, unfortunately, while `PlanarImg` is natively so. However, we may be able to address that at a different level in the future.

In this case, I like using the factory of the input `Img` when feasible. We should definitely generalize that logic into a utility function somewhere rather than embedding it in the logic of any particular op.


These were added in a previous commit and not intended to be removed.


@DDuarte  sorry guys.. Thanks for that post :)


I agree, I've removed this from the PR.


@xuwei-k ご指摘ありがとうございます。
https://github.com/lambdasawa/scala-quiz/commit/6f501be752f4c4a38dc8bd09d6f87a85866d6b63 これが修正したコミットなので、こちらも目を通していただけたら嬉しいです。


@martinheidegger sadly I think this commit does 2 bad things:

- makes loading time for the globe slower (takes about 5 seconds for me)
- prevents the globe from scrolling

before this commit:

![screen shot 2015-05-14 at 12 38 00 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/39759/7640143/424eb52a-fa36-11e4-92bf-aef49264c57b.png)

after this commit:

![screen shot 2015-05-14 at 12 38 33 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/39759/7640146/450384f8-fa36-11e4-8ac1-152b51e27301.png)

would you mind if I reverted to fix the scroll issue, or do you have an idea on how to fix it?


awesome, thanks!


@xuwei-k https://github.com/lambdasawa/scala-quiz/commit/54242e6c705d05dc69aafd91cde02c4235794aea この問題にはこのコミットで修正しました。


If the token has only been cancelled but not disposed then it won't throw


Hi Colin, your are right .modman was already in.
Regarding the .git folder, under some rare circumstances this folder can be commited, and that line also dosn't no harm ;)


for a boolean argument you can do action='store_true' and the arg.polychromatic will be true if a given and false if not given.  easier than needing to specify a value:

eg: <script src="https://gist.github.com/ijiraq/966fbfd9360cae565c15.js"></script>


```high_bid_amount```?

```high_bid.amount``` ?


I wonder... is this the reason PR notifications are not actually happening right now?  Maybe the events are firing, but since handleEvent() is empty, it's "doing nothing successfully"... ?


Just tried https://github.com/gliderlabs/docker-alpine, and the LilyPond install script ran, but the lilypond binary wouldn't. I also tried the debian base image, and the LilyPond install script wouldn't run. Sticking with ubuntu for now; let me know if find other smaller images to try.


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It's a String.


Fixed.


Yes, I'm sure.

What you are doing is a hypothesis test that the actual blockrate is 24, so
you choose - in advance - a set of experiment outcomes that support this
hypothesis, chosen such that it covers 99.99...% of the values nearest to
the expected outcome assuming 24 is true. (chosen such that your false
positive rate is once every 50 years).

Then you do the experiment to see whether you are in that expected outcome.

What you are testing for is trying to accept the hypothesis that the actual
blockrate is 11, rather than trying to reject the hypothesis that it is 24
(the expected value).


I don't see any issues. +1


:smile:


Apparently they now charge for SSL.
A little description in the commit message would have been nice.


Man man man, dyslect


@nickstenning or @seanh if you have ideas please adjust the prospector config so we start seeing some numbers less than 100%.


Hello Johannes,

> pre filter are expensive, if used the wrong way

They are always expensive. If used the wrong way they might harm the system.

> you recommend to create a template for outputfilters and call regular Output() on it

I am not sure if we speak of the same here. Pre filters should be converted to post filters. If they need to render stuff, they can have their own template and run Output() on it. Then they inject it into the main content, there are different ways of doing that.

> every OTRS developer who needs to add something to, lets say, the TicketZoom Detail Menu on the right or the AgentTicketNote view AND is not bound on a language needs to modify the default template and create a custom one to achieve this

No. You can use a post filter.

> So how do I hook on an already rendered template with translated text... Are we starting to translate the regexes now or what do you recommend?

There are different ways of doing that, using regexes that operate on the HTML structure, or DOM operations in jQuery (add the content hidden on the page, move it to the right place and show it at once). If we find that we need to add a few more HTML IDs or classes or maybe even HTML comments as hooks (we already have those in a few places) to ease the hooking we can certainly do that.

I'm also thinking about ways to make this easier; maybe a way to subscribe to certain blocks in certain templates that will lead to automatic HTML comment injection could be a way to make this more transparent and flexible.

> Simply rewrite everything in JAVA or something binary you can compile and sell to the customers on closed source base. This is death by a thousand cuts.

This argument is either not relevant for the discussion or is not fair.

> Maybe, if this is really about performance, we could have started a discussion inside our dev community and try to find a solution together. The cool thing about OTRS is, maybe some of you forgot, it's OpenSource. There is still a large community and a lot of people are using it. And I'm sure the could be another solution to this.

Interesting. There are now actually several development partners who cooperate closely with us and make significant contributions to OTRS (check the PRs; you can see them in OTRS 4 and also upcoming OTRS 5 will contain more external contributions than ever before). A lot of mutual trust has arisen in these cooperations. Judging by the amount of contributions coming from and the willingness to cooperate on the development shown by Znuny makes me wonder if you have the right to teach us lessons on how to live OpenSource. And the way you argue here ("if ... really ...") only serves to confirm my suspicions.

> Next time you a struggling with such kind of problem, open up a discussion with examples to test on and lets try to find a solution together. Just an idea, no offense.

I'm always open to good suggestions and contributions (you can check the PRs). So far in this thread I have not seen a single practical suggestion other than "give us this feature back as it will cause us work to switch to another solution".

Best regards, Martin


prepublish cannot be run when installing prod, gulp is a dev dependency.


The Globe was very slow for me before, but because it you had to wait for everything to appear at once you had to wait. This new commit loads the event list first (to make sure that you can click event entries).

Regarding the scroll issue: I think the globe just is added at the wrong node in the dom. (can be fixed using margin-top)


Your new test behave better than the one quoted above.

One reason might be the following test which removed most of the redundant QR contact checks
https://github.com/mcostalba/Stockfish/commit/078625e33389536addc9f94b7fc197230ef2f0fb

Now that you added Q x-ray, there are still a few problems.
A case such as Qh1, Rh2, Bd3, and Kg8 is scored for a Queen Contact check,
which is too much. Also, it will calculate Qh7 as a possible contact check, supported by ROOK or supported by BISHOP, which is not good.

You might want to try removing the ei,attackedBy[Them][ROOK] in the Queen Contact Check
and put back instead the ei,attackedBy[Them][QUEEN] in the Rook Contact Check.
This small adjustment might possibly help your Q x-ray through ROOK.
This was never tried.

In my example above, there will still be a QCC supported by BISHOP on h7 which is not accurate,
but it might work somehow (Rook can sacrifice itself on h8 or desperado somewhere else).

And maybe some other adjustment in the safe checks.
Example: Qh4, Rg4 vs Kg8 g7, it actually think that Qc4 is a safe check !

I also tried adding RR contact checks, even with a smaller, specific bonus,
but it never worked.


The method ```high_bid_amount``` seems superfluous


sage


:+1: would be nice to factor out this logic from SCIFIO


SingleResultCallback, not SingleResponseCallback


This should be #include "addons/include/xbmc_vis_dll.h"

It will build the way it is *if* the host system or target sysroot already has kodi includes in /usr/include/,
the header would be located at /usr/include/kodi/xbmc_vis_dll.h .

Otherwise the build will fail with:

make[4]: Entering directory '/home/asavah/piko7/src/kodi/xbmc/visualizations/ShaderToy'
CPP     xbmc/visualizations/ShaderToy/main.o
CPP     xbmc/pvr/windows/GUIWindowPVRSearch.o
main.cpp:21:31: fatal error: kodi/xbmc_vis_dll.h: No such file or directory
 #include "kodi/xbmc_vis_dll.h"
                               ^
compilation terminated.


OK.


what is?)


take a ...


Run `git rm --cached plugin_config.ini` to untrack file if tracking


I still disagree with this, and so do others. Admins are highest authority and your reasoning is poor. They don't want to run the room but if they are there then users should know that they can report an owner to an admin, for example. A room owner is not above an admin even in his own room, in terms of authority.


@martinheidegger ah ok cool, fixed in https://github.com/nodeschool/globe/commit/56d5e9a5061ba882ad15132c8f2cca4062a68a87


@martinheidegger weird, its fast for me on http://nodeschool.io/globe/ but not when I dev locally. must have been the bundling time getting in the way


Genom att bara radera filen utan att något annat ersätter så pajar egentligen den här projektet. Varje commit ska någon kunna ta och allt funkar. Svår balans med att göra små checkins versus stora checkins. Men oavsett hur man gör får en build _aldrig_ pajas.


Configuration functions splitted:
- generic MTA configuration (example: Postfix main.cf);
- policy definitions (example: Postfix smtp_tls_policy_maps value).

Configuration steps splitted (for both generic configuration and policy definitions):
- build and print new configuration;
- save configuration.

Two generic classes for MTAs configuration:
- `MTAConfigGenerator`;
- `MTAConfigFile`.

Two Postfix specific child classes:
- `PostfixConfigGenerator`;
- `PostfixConfigFile`.

New program arguments to tell the program what to do.

A Generator is initialized with a policy and other MTA specific options; the core of MTA's generic configuration handling is the `build_general_config` method, that analyzes the existing configuration and build a new one, adding needed statements and removing conflicting ones. Changes are organized in files, inherited from `MTAConfigFile`, so that configurations splitted on more than one file can be handled too.


Just to be sure, as we do the computation in float32 right now, this code won't be used and the float32 threashold will be used? If so, I think this is good.


Hey @driskull,
`_hasVisibleParents()` should have been removed, that's why it's not being called. `_allIDsPresent()` took its place.

Are you able to test using a `ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer` ? Still seems to be working for me.


click the link, andrew... just a comment on a github update of mara's. :-)

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versionamiento


öh, pajade du precis bygget igen med den förra commiten där du använde nått som inte fanns? ;D


Removed right now; it's very OS specific and maybe better to do it from an external script.


I'm not sure your intent here, but I don't think this restriction is allowed by the GPL.


Even knowing why we did this, I find this explanation mis-leading.  The important abstraction that the driver is providing here is demand-driven iteration (i.e. back-pressure), which is currently not available via either MongoIterable.into or MongoIterable.forEach.  While it can be achieved with MongoIterable.batchCursor (we know because we did it), there's a lot of gnarly code to write, so we've done it for them.


Bygget vart superpaj nu :P du kan inte lägga till dependencies efter att du använt dom. helt ska dom va ihop men åtminstonde ska dependencies med först.


No estoy de acuerdo q *GenericIdentifiableEntity* extienda de *Bulkeable*

Que tengas inserts de elementos de tipo T y operaciones de tipo Bulkeable y las tengas que meter en el mismo lugar no significa que sean lo mismo.
Yo haría (como bien hiciste) una clase BulkInsert<T> y que las 2 interfaces sean 2 cosas distintas.

qué opinás @gusbarba?


Thinking to use a specific flag and configuration option to force MTA reload.


I believe both of these work fine.


probably calling it `allParentalIDsPresent()` would have been more descriptive.


factory, not helper, I'd say.


Yea that's only temporary...our universities' legal departments are currently writing up some proper document or something. For reasons out of our control we cannot just use normal (L)GPL or some other license. That's also the reason `instaseis` is not yet released on pypi.


Rather than talk about static imports, let's just spell it out as

    Observables.observe


remove this, since it's unused. Also, it doesn't really seem to belong here


I took a look at what I think is the original patch for frotz on the ifarchive for quetzal, and it uses ++p as well, so it seems that this was broken from day 1.  I'm not sure when Windows Frotz fixed it (the github page for it doesn't go back too far).

Maybe I'll try swapping save files with the zoom interpreter and see if it works.  The quetzal save and restore in zoom look very different, so it may or may not work.


minor nit; should be 'columns'


PHPCS: Expected 1 space after closing parenthesis; found "  "


don't forget to come back to this after the define an auction code


I still think you can conditionally apply licenses. Qt for example does the same.


Observables.observe


identation is off here (sorry, it's setting off my OCD :))


indentation


Make this and the other helper methods static methods in `AggregationTestUtils`


It would be nice to show the syntax for creating an operation using a lambda


s/Get static colums/get static columns/


I think we normally put a `0` after the `.` in double literals


@lamblin, I'm not sure of this. What do you think? @abergeron you base yourself on what do be sure this is good?


> I still get the errors running collectstatic on this commit. Was there a cssmin step we need in puppet somewhere?

For the moment, `cssmin` still needs to be installed manually to work as expected. I forget if I used `npm install cssmin` or `npm install -g cssmin` or both. I'll work on updating the Puppet script next.


LGTM, just a couple of minor nits (comments in-line).


I think the one above should be

    controllers = []
    for i in xrange(count):
        psmove = PSMove(i)
        controllers.append(psmove.connect())
        controllers[i].tracker = tracker


The code as it stands maps this to "http://fedora.info/definitions/1/0/access/objState,.


In the sense that both somehow reduce to applying the operator, either K or N, and checking intersections etc.


You should import `scala.collection.JavaConverters._` and replace the `.toList` call below with a `.asScala` call. `JavaConversions` is dangerous.


So rather than a delay is it possible that there is a manufacturer spec on this?  Like is there something we can probe to check if init has completed.  I find delays, while effective, tend to be a curse in the long run.  But if there is no data on the topic, then this will do.  Why 500ms?  Why not 100 (as I commonly see in code).


Is it necessary to verify that the type of req.headers[self._tokenHeaderField] is string?  Based on my reading of the nodes docs we should be able to expect values stored in req.header to always be strings.


Wait... so you are going to always init it here.  Even if you hit the else condition above?  Doesn't seem right?


Yay!


Give me a bit of time to play with meta-programing; the other suggestions are already implemented


今発見して本当に恐縮なのですが、性別欄のtdタグを閉じましょう！


ok


no change in cefclient,cefsimple
3.2357.1267 -> 3.2357.1269


You're right, I guessed. There is very unlikely a mfg spec on this module.  100ms might work as well, that's kind of an eternity for computers :)


yeah, we have to. see the main PR notes


sectionタグの中身、インデント1段下げましょう！


the print statement isn't necessary, it's an artifact that should be removed.  would you put this in views.py?


So we don't need the pause here then when you do that?  Or will it happen regardless?


@fanwashere

About string2option.
Does it work?

It's first time for me to look such a use case of implicit def. :)
Very interesting.

But maybe this is redundancy.
We should not define such a simple implicit def in multiple place.


Client shit.


What is the difference between addSql() and connection->executeQuery()?


changed


Hello!


added


we should have the pause regardless so it can properly talk to the BT module in any case.


resultado : nan . en algun lado divide por cero


真是醉了。。昨天刚改完今天又改回去


lol


Sure!


I'm waiting to see how this current build goes, but I can definitely remove that stuff, yeah.


Fixed #10


@x8x I'm on Altme.(name: `XieQ`) Actually I spend several days on one datatype, I just commit them in one day. ;-)


Why ? I'm not sure I understand what you say


Yeah, that test is confusing as written. This might make more sense and should do effectively the same thing:

```coffee
wibble = Unionized.define (done) ->
  @set 'name', 'bob'
  done()

@factory = Unionized.define (done) ->
  @embedArray 'wibbles', 5, wibble, done
```

Does that make more sense?


@martinheidegger THANK YOU


Good


@jefff here is an updated set of examples


It reduces the chance of kicking off multiple builds when running several controllers simultaneously. If all controllers read the same build config (same resource version) at the same time and try to update it, only one of them will succeed. Another controller may read the build config after this point and still kick off another build, but at least in the tests I ran, it happened less often.


사실 plain english 처럼 읽혀야 한다는 원칙에서도 생각해보면 그게 맞는데, 영어가 짧아서 from - to에 비해 by - of가 덜 명확해보임 ㅠ

다음 커밋때 고치겠음


Do these booleans play well together?


OK, if you prefer we can merge this and then see what we can do later.

In any case, I wasn't referring to metaprogramming, just to passing in the N or K operator as an argument to the function: instead of having separate `newton` and `krawczyk` functions, have a `fixed_point_finder` method that takes a method (one of `N` or `K `) as arguments. But I haven't thought very much about it, so maybe it's not feasible.


I think you need to push the new commits...


My intention was to "cherry-pick" checks from the [auth_header helper](https://github.com/goodeggs/passport-jwt/blob/666681de982c8493f3338c461671d630e5d5e058/lib/auth_header.js#L5) I'm fine to change the check to just be a length > 0 check.


I just changed CreateTriviaSet, check and see if this is how you wanted it.


Thanks.
Like so? https://github.com/goodeggs/unionized/commit/c14b37d62f806ca40f61c6ad5ba43977b674ac05
Doesn't seem to work.


@spilist 앗 이 다음다음 커밋에 추가하겠음
@woongy 그렇군...하지만 db스키마 수정때마다 console 테스트를 일일히 수동으로 하는게 너무 불편함 ㅠ 특히 stories_of association 처럼 rspec 쓰기에는 단순한데 실제 개발할때 헷갈려서 console에서 이거저거 해보면서 개발할때는 seed데이터가 있는 db에서 하는게 훨씬 편해서 ㅠ (counter_cache동작 체크한다던가 할때 보면 record여러개 필요함) 요거는 그럼 일단 개인적으로만 쓰고 다음 커밋에선 빼겠삼


@ryansb it would be nice if we could convert this script to use YORM


Check out https://github.com/ConradIrwin/vim-bracketed-paste


First comment


pow ta muito bom as imagens... a ilha ta com bastante coisa também... o pior será a interação kkkk mas isso vamos ver em breve kkkkk


Yup -- looks perfect!


NVM... I misread the code.  Disregard this small thread.


slow gothitelle


yes yes yes


@fanwashere

Your string2option method is not so good.

https://github.com/code-check/github-api-scala/blob/ed97a9967d0a7a16e8dc693c2e018e7df56086d6/src/test/scala/OraganizationOpSpec.scala#L40

I misunderstood it can work without import.
But it requires import.
So this implicit conversion method should not define here.

Please remove it.


@zamar: please don't change the number of games. it needs to hit the initially planned 228k games, so that auto-purge kicks in, and removes the bad workers that had 4+ time losses or crashes.after this purge it will be back in queue and we can raise the ceiling.

Really fishtest needs a fix here.


Minor, but all of these four blocks now end with the same thing: ```return new BigInteger(bits, leftSign < 0);``` Can that be factored out then? e.g.
```C#
uint[] bits =
    trivialLeft ? BigIntegerCalculator.Add(rightBits, NumericsHelpers.Abs(leftSign) :
    trivialRight ? BigIntegerCalculator.Add(leftBits, NumericsHelpers.Abs(rightSign) :
    leftBits.Length < rightBits.Length ? BigIntegerCalculator.Add(rightBits, leftBits) :
    BigIntegerCalculator.Add(leftBits, rightBits);
return new BigInteger(bits, leftSize < 0);
```


rax retry tests


Desktop/Desktop Groups/The Art of Programming 🐶/TAOP/TAOP-c/CharacterMatching.cpp

Overflow problem might be there.


Hah, we both independently did the same thing.


It didn't work

In file included from hardware/libhardware_legacy/audio/audio_hw_hal.cpp:26:0:
hardware/libhardware_legacy/include/hardware_legacy/AudioHardwareInterface.h:126:1: error: stray '##' in program
In file included from hardware/libhardware_legacy/include/hardware_legacy/AudioHardwareBase.h:20:0,
                 from hardware/libhardware_legacy/audio/AudioHardwareStub.h:24,
                 from hardware/libhardware_legacy/audio/AudioHardwareInterface.cpp:27:
hardware/libhardware_legacy/include/hardware_legacy/AudioHardwareInterface.h:126:1: error: stray '##' in program
hardware/libhardware_legacy/include/hardware_legacy/AudioHardwareInterface.h:126:41: error: 'buf_info' has not been declared
hardware/libhardware_legacy/include/hardware_legacy/AudioHardwareInterface.h:126:41: error: 'buf_info' has not been declared
make: *** [/home/herroyou/Omni/out/target/product/gio/obj/STATIC_LIBRARIES/libaudiohw_legacy_intermediates/AudioHardwareInterface.o] Error 1
make: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs....
make: *** [/home/herroyou/Omni/out/target/product/gio/obj/STATIC_LIBRARIES/libaudiohw_legacy_intermediates/audio_hw_hal.o] Error 1


Is this supposed to be Occupied Data?


Hahah, isso vai dar um trabalho.

Então, to adicionando mais algumas coisas nela e aumentando as coisas para ocupar um espaço maior, depois atualizo elas aqui.


Thanks


Another OccupiedData


One of its NPM dependencies had a breaking change between patch versions, so it wasn't possible to rebuild the dev bundle without using a version of `http-proxy` that used a different minor version of that dependency. I decided to update to the latest version because all the tests still passed.


You can probably commit your .project file, just make sure it uses variables instead of absolute file paths.


Why the C-style casts?


If you break a stone table it crashes.


typo in the typo fix :) Should be "strategy"


Thank you for that!


Can't wait for you to push it further.

Maybe I should do an analysis to see in average what is a length of a post that is good and shared.

Btw, I love hemingwayapp, thank you for this one!


1、完成长按联系人列表跳转到拨打电话的功能
2、完成重力感应功能


Thanks, Jan! I'll address the issues in the next checkin.


mozilla.org 在 hosts 文件中有对应的 IPv6 地址，我这里是正常访问的。

commit comment 仅作为对本 commit 相关的讨论，其他和项目相关的问题请使用 Issues 系统反馈。


rax retry tests


Change "_sabnzbd" to "sickrage", and the next line for group as well.


So, in order to implement a input.xml variable into the plugin, you don't need to go through all the extension stuff done in last commit(c6c7adf0c8d64ba9b9408afa25c21f4944f74459), simply use the three lines in this commit will work.


The Jit seems to need to know if an INTEGER classified member is a reference field. When it loads the value in the register it needs to use the TYP_REF type (Jit type), so the gc info is reported properly. For reference type fields the code reports SystemVClassificationTypeIntegerReference. Hope this makes sense...


Nice.


Ok. I think the same would be happening to all the the people I acknowledging in the commit eg., @DespairFactor. What is the convention?  I should sort this out. I am sure Cl3kener, hellsgod, myfluxi, neobuddy89 etc must be bombarded with the alerts. I 'll replace @ with  # or  nothing as I used to do before.


Be more declarative. In the sense use more descriptive name for view controllers.


You win the prize! Take your pick :moneybag: :cake: :cocktail: :hamburger:


@max3903 Do you have a roadmap for this?


:fireworks: 祝贺新版本啊


use camel case for property names. i.e. use "userName" instead of "UserName"


`seq.size` の呼び出しが `O(n)` の場合を考慮すると `seq.nonEmpty` のほうがよさそう、というのを言い忘れてました。

もしくは

- `Seq` の extractor使う https://github.com/scala/scala/blob/v2.11.6/src/library/scala/collection/SeqExtractors.scala
- 最初(`go`の外側) sizeを一度だけ取得して、`go` にもう一つ `size` 用の変数を加えてそれをデクリメントしていく

などいくつか他にも方法はありますが。

ただ、いずれもどのくらい速くなるのか、たいして速くならないのかは計測してみないとわからないので、もし本気でチューニングするなら実測しながらやったほうがいいでしょうけど


Qt is dual licensed, no restrictions, per se.


It's what GPG uses, but for this purpose I agree it makes sense to open up the read permissions.


@comment will need to be in the posts controller show action as well. Since we are rendering this partial inside the posts controller show action.


You don't want your list of controllers to contain whatever is returned by psmove.connect() (i.e., nothing). You want it to contain what is returned by PSMove(i) (i.e., an instance of your PSMove class).


ok, i think i know whats going on :D, look at the definition of call():
```Boolean call() throws Exception;```  and we no that there is no primitive specialisation in java, so the type is: void -> Boolean (inferred). Now you return an integer (not Integer), but java has auto-boxing, so the type inference can actually find a type-definition that fits all constrains: void -> Object. Because we only use methods defined on Object and not Boolean in the next function that is possible (and we also use all benefits of a strongly typed language ;) ). The code still doesn't work and a three-value logic is possible using Boolean (not the primitive one)


Ah! My bad. I didn't realize this was an old commit.


How can this ever be true if n >= 1?  Can requested ever be negative?


I think this will crash if object is not of the correct type.


@sloria So what I know about this:
1) It doesn't break any tests or obvious functionality with the DRF;
2) The code runs;
3) Getting db.serverStatus().connections in the mongoshell does not show a change in the number of connections at any point in the process.


*dreams about self-hosted compiler*


There seems to be a bug with this commit
../github.com/couchbaselabs/go-couchbase/streaming.go:32: unknown net.Dialer field 'KeepAlive' in struct literal


For the sake of the commit stream, you should apply the port_range.go and _test in a new commit and the "fixup" with the "Add Port Range" commit.  The first hunk of this commit should merge with the port_allocator commit.


Also, a caveat I should add is that I there is a fair bit of looping going on to get this to work. It might be the case that performance could take a big hit if there were a ton of layers in the map.


rax retry tests


ok... I'll go through and comment it - I hope this helps!


It's not a variable, it's a constiable!


creates a function called counter


get the contents of wordNums (the textarea)


drilldropsql.py  is a simple dropbox  that evaluates files to see if they were created within 24 hours then transfers the file to  the selected destination folder  and also  writes to a database all file info and if the file was transferred or not.


Ah, good. Is that not immutable any more? If so, I'll remove that double dagger.


if the string from the textarea had a length of 0, display 0 for the word count - return from this function so we don't have to run the rest of the code (that actually computes the length)


PHPCS: Expected 1 space after closing parenthesis; found "  "


Ok, I think I have this sorted out.  There were quite a few places that assumed the old logic of single port and they had to be cleaned up via https://github.com/qzind/qz-print/commit/4f1dd3dd482227bda16c2053e0b9bb9bc9ba779e.

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6345473/7640549/da53c8cc-fa51-11e4-8c30-012de958fc55.png)

Now it is much more obvious which ports are being used and what protocol they are running.

The only possibly downside of this approach is that since we're opening the secure and insecure ports at the same time, we double our chances of a conflict.  For example, if `8181` is in use, we skip to `8282`, but `8182` may still be available for the insecure socket to open up on, but it is skipped as part of the incrimination.  Minor, but worth noting.


@raoulvdberge hahaha, one day; just you wait! :)


I also just read up a bit and it does appear our currently license is not really valid...

Let's wait what the lawyers come up with. It should be possible to create a free for non-commercial use license. Some Creative Commons licenses for example have terms like this.


@0lvin can you give me some guidance on what updates to the mock tests would be good for me to make?


Isn't this handled by the lines just below your addition? If the theme is null it will return the default 'office' theme.


This, and any other non-explicitly-mapped properties is mapped as a URI from the FOXML NAME attribute where the properties are listed.  (ie, info:fedora/fedora-system:def/model#label)  That said, most* fedora 3 instances also populates dc:title with the label, so when the DC datastream is migrated, that value is propagated.


Ups, my fault, double negation in your sentence `never be non-null`.
Yeah it will always be null, looks like someone wanted to optimistically construct the monitor outside of the lock.


Have you actually tested this with the spring-boot integration example? Using 1.2.3?


ok ok nice answer :D


Whoops, completely forgot that. Must have left that one in while testing. Thanks a lot!


comments should have initial caps, e.g. // Verify that ...


TeamCity spring-social-wunderlist :: spring-social-wunderlist [Build 75](http://h2269941.stratoserver.net:8111/viewLog.html?buildId=240&buildTypeId=spring_social_wunderlist) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Running Build time: 00:01:17


I'm not sure how unhandled exceptions are logged, but there are many cases in ONOS where a harmless exception is caught and printed at a certain log level: ie warn or debug. This may be misleading when we print out these exceptions. Also, if an exception is printed to WARN or ERROR we will be printing it both in the log level and in the exception case

We may just have to play with these until we get a feel for what is useful and what isn't


@raoulvdberge It's probably not even *that* far off :)


This is also thrown in as a info:fedora/fedora-system:def/model#ownerId property, until we implement a better solution.


There is also a nice double-checked locking bug in here.


Perhaps you are using an older version of go. This has been tested with go 1.3.3.

See : http://golang.org/pkg/net/http/ and search for DefaultTransport


trim - remove whitespaces from the beginning and end of the string
replace(regex, ' ') - the regex /\s+/gi; finds any white space character or group of spaces in a row. So this replace basically goes through your document, and replaces all spaces, tabs, or groups of multiple spaces, with a single space. So after the replace runs, all words are separated by exactly one space
split(' ') - take the string and split it into an array. Use the spaces in the string to know where to split. (So we end up w/ an array of the words from the string, in order)
.length - get the # of words in the array


@ezgiergun what's the TODO here?


Your university legal department is dumb. It's bad enough there are a million licenses to choose from without everyone writing their own...


what's the comment for?


Holy macaroni - it's green now


"Comitear" pero que tipejo.


1836664-ReturnWaterTempReset (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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


@ezgiergun code is simple enough and straightforward. Seems like spacing/tabbing is a bit strange. Is that a function of Go, text editor, Windows/platform, or inherited code? or you :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: ?


Good catch!


nit: remove extra nl


You may also want to make this into a "grep onos logs" function and call it three times, one for each "WARN", "ERROR", "Except". This would also give us flexibility when looking for certain log messages for bug hunting as well as reusing code.


@felixangell @MovingtoMars Exciting!


Seems like you want: http://golang.org/pkg/regexp/#QuoteMeta

Then you would just replace "\*" with "[a-zA-Z0-9-]+"


se implementa api


What about the views badge? It's not working.


Add https:// ?


@ereOn Bad idea, this brakes compatibility with multiprocessing plugin.


@MovingtoMars @raoulvdberge Yeah! We just need the few syntax things that aren't implemented fully yet (matches/else-if/etc..) and then we need the basic standard library and we _should_ be okay?


```high_bid = @item.high_bid```


I'm not sure what you are trying to do here with the main.warnings variable


lol I think I'll keep it


Can we not get by with a more pared down base image here.  This one includes "ubuntu universe".


I forgot to take out the commented parts (they are irrelevant now), I was trying to fix a bug. And spacing is probably the notepad++. It looks fine on the editor but it's crooked here.


implemento versionamiento


You apply the regular-expression transformation here, and yet you only validate gcp-provided hostnames.

What happens if a user provides a malformed .dockercfg?

This brings us to the next point, which is that your validation regular expression won't support entries with scheme or a trailing "/v1/".

Typically gcr.io credentials appear as `https://gcr.io` and DockerHub credentials appear as `index.docker.io/v1/` IIRC.


Ce*


`npm install -g cssmin` fixed it.


You are right Jon, things will end up doubling up, but the intent here is really to provide a starting place when  debugging. I came at this from the perspective of tracking down regression related issues in performance tests, but I pushed it in a pretty incomplete state so that we can talk about what will be useful. I will bring it up in the QA meeting.


If there is no orientation sensor in the device - we should probably not fail. We should assume SimpleOrientation.NotRotated. Thoughts?


If sendGreeting is only used in a single trigger, it shouldn't be in chatBot.js, it should be in that trigger. Since that trigger only calls it in one location, it shouldn't (necessarily) even be a function of its own. If there's something preventing you from doing it the normal way, a bug or some such, please say so and we'll see what we can do.

I'll be back to work sometime soon, I'm about to take my last final now, and then find out if I get to graduate or not :grinning: :mortar_board:


Discovering the Github repo hierarchies


I need to grunt this I suppose.


Something bad happened here!


You removed the wrong title for the link

The link
https://vimeo.com/76020876 (what you have now under "Reproducible research and Galaxy")
is to the video Managing Histories.

Reproducible research and Galaxy is at the link https://vimeo.com/74885862


Without knowing how Snowberry uses this function I can't say whether this is correct or not. However, Doomsday expects the following:
- Game required/startup data files are loaded with -iwad
- All addon data files are loaded with -file regardless of whether the file is marked as an PWAD or not.


You should consider whether all of these should be allowed, and add positive/negative tests for them accordingly.
*foo.bar.com
fo*o.bar.com
foo.b*r.com
foo.bar.*


Thanks.


I liked the style of the waves!


Here's what I've been using. It depends on `parallel` gem to use multiple CPU cores, but it can easily be simplified to do everything on the main thread.

``` ruby
# lib/tasks/assets.rake
namespace :assets do
  ManifestPattern = /^manifest-[0-9a-f]{32}\.json$/
  ExtensionsToCompress = %w{.js .css .json}.freeze

  desc "GZip assets"
  task :compress do
    files = Pathname.glob(Rails.root.join('public/assets/**/*')).map do |file|
      next unless file.extname.in? ExtensionsToCompress
      next if file.basename.to_s =~ ManifestPattern

      gzipped = file.to_s + ".gz"

      next if File.exist? gzipped

      [file, gzipped]
    end.compact

    start = -> item, index {
      gzipped = item.last
      puts "Creating #{gzipped}"
    }

    Parallel.each files, start: start do |file,gzipped|
      Zlib::GzipWriter.open gzipped, Zlib::BEST_COMPRESSION do |dest_io|
        open file, "rb" do |source_io|
          dest_io << source_io.read(16384) until source_io.eof?
        end
      end
    end
  end
end
```

``` ruby
# lib/capistrano/tasks/assets.rake
namespace :deploy do
  desc "Gzip assets"
  task :compress_assets do
    on roles(fetch(:assets_roles)) do
      within release_path do
        with rails_env: fetch(:rails_env) do
          execute :rake, "assets:compress"
        end
      end
    end
  end
end

after "deploy:compile_assets", "deploy:compress_assets"
```


I have tested this change on version 3.5.61 and it resolves the issue and now works as expected. Thanks for digging into this issue.


we dont got this


You should have a test that goes through the keyring (like this), but IMO you should simply unit test the matching function directly.


You can error + abort with t.Fatalf


The Snowberry wizard adds *hexdd.wad* as one the addons to be loaded with the Deathkings profile, leading it to the loaded with -file. However, *hexdd.wad* is an IWAD, even though it is loaded in addition to *hexen.wad*, so this commit should cause Snowberry to provide two -iwad options to Doomsday.


Good catch. Fixed in 51a449cc25ae7370366db7994945ed759ace1bb5.


Do we need to account for DisplayInformation orientation changed and it's effect on rotation semantics: https://github.com/Microsoft/Windows-universal-samples/blob/master/universalcamerasample/cs/mainpage.xaml.cs#L151


drilldropsql.py is a simple dropbox that evaluates files to see if they were created within 24 hours then transfers the file to the selected destination folder and also writes to a database all file info and if the file was transferred or not.
i got a large portion of the code online and modified it.


No this isn't relevant. Is this part of the patch though? Problem with the whitelist is, IMO, that there can be a large whitelist. You can always choose to use one compressor each for one data type. The disabled list, in general, will be smaller (think in terms of what will happen more often). Do you think that won't be the case?


We may want to change this to karaf.log* to catch any rotated log files. If things hit the fan then there can be a log of log messages in a short period of time


Thank @Dovaa for the correction, I'm working on a little 'refresh of the theme' right now. I'll release it soon online and push your correction at the same time ( I'll cherry pick it ).


Why do we not have to do similar handling for Windows10 code? Do we not show a preview there?


Good, that sounds right to me then :+1:


Go is against useful names, but I'm not.

Can you rename "url" something like "lookupUrl"?  Sorry, I don't have a great name in mind, but the N url variables up here took me some grepping around to understand.


corrigindo


Why is there a for loop without any codes inside?


A few style nits (trying to follow the style upstream in https://github.com/AvianFlu/ncp/blob/master/lib/ncp.js, the test case above looks like the odd one out):

- space between "if" and paren
- curly braces
- move return statement to next line


@ChangeTip, send 15000 bits to @mourner for suncalc – especially the shadow length feature I found today.


See my other comment about where you are doing this.

Seems like this could be captured by a unit test on "containerRegistryUrls" vs. evaluated at runtime.

I'm frankly more concerned about the regex logic blowing up on .dockercfg input than someone adding a URL to our list without us knowing :)


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I am perhaps "splitting hairs" based on naming... but an object is not a list, and the function name states that it is a list of user variable keys.  Would it be better to rename the function and depreciate list_user_var_keys() or to create two functions?  Thoughts?


@felixangell I'm working on matches now


- Se ha creado una plantilla reutilizable para poder implementar scrolls infinitos de forma sencilla. Para su uso, se ha añadido un paquete para obtener las colecciones mediante su nombre.
- Ahora en la página principal se ve una lista de publicaciones recientes ordenadas por fecha descendente, viéndolas de 20 en 20 mediante scroll infinito.
- Se ha añadido un paquete para poder utilizar la librería Isotope en la lista de la página principal. También se ha añadido la librería ImagesLoaded para poder utilizar Isotope correctamente.


thanks for finding and fixing this.  I only run with zend_compat enabled.  duoh!


I believe you are referencing this: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/apps/windows.graphics.imaging.bitmapencoder.createfortranscodingasync.aspx. Does that mean imgStream's size should be 0 before call to: Windows.Graphics.Imaging.BitmapEncoder.createForTranscodingAsync? It does not look the right fix to set `fileStream` to 0.


**linda**


I guess you are talking about the thrift interface (IDL) file here?

In that case, we got to be a little more careful about making changes to it
as that will result in changes to the patch. Also, we thought of creating
TEnColumn as it's a clear demarcation between compressed columns and
uncompressed columns. If we have a little bit of it inside TColumn and the
rest inside TEnColumn, hmmm.

Also, I couldn't fully understand what you mean in the second part (not
using bitmap but using something else).

On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 12:12 PM, Xiaojian Wang <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> To continue the previous point: this bitmap field can be removed as well
> when we put TEnColumn inside TColumn. A null check of the TEnColumn field
> will tell us whether there is encoded data; although the performance may
> not be great, it results in simpler interface. If we want to improve the
> performance there could be other simpler ways instead of using a bitmap.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/simbatech/hive/commit/46cbc9cfc7b9b2a4fec217493bfdbb02b5042110#commitcomment-11201551>
> .
>


side_bar onder de content geplaatst en met pull-9 terug naar links


Nothing special that I can think of, just these http headers:

```
user@dev:~$ curl -v https://fixubuntu.com
* Rebuilt URL to: https://fixubuntu.com/
* Hostname was NOT found in DNS cache
*   Trying 192.241.217.200...
* Connected to fixubuntu.com (192.241.217.200) port 443 (#0)
* successfully set certificate verify locations:
*   CAfile: none
  CApath: /etc/ssl/certs
* SSLv3, TLS handshake, Client hello (1):
* SSLv3, TLS handshake, Server hello (2):
* SSLv3, TLS handshake, CERT (11):
* SSLv3, TLS handshake, Server key exchange (12):
* SSLv3, TLS handshake, Server finished (14):
* SSLv3, TLS handshake, Client key exchange (16):
* SSLv3, TLS change cipher, Client hello (1):
* SSLv3, TLS handshake, Finished (20):
* SSLv3, TLS change cipher, Client hello (1):
* SSLv3, TLS handshake, Finished (20):
* SSL connection using TLSv1.2 / ECDHE-RSA-AES128-GCM-SHA256
* Server certificate:
* 	 subject: C=US; ST=California; L=Berkeley; O=Micah Lee; CN=*.micahflee.com; emailAddress=micahflee.com@proxy.dreamhost.com
* 	 start date: 2015-02-06 13:09:59 GMT
* 	 expire date: 2017-02-06 08:35:19 GMT
* 	 subjectAltName: fixubuntu.com matched
* 	 issuer: C=IL; O=StartCom Ltd.; OU=Secure Digital Certificate Signing; CN=StartCom Class 2 Primary Intermediate Server CA
* 	 SSL certificate verify ok.
> GET / HTTP/1.1
> User-Agent: curl/7.38.0
> Host: fixubuntu.com
> Accept: */*
>
< HTTP/1.1 200 OK
< Date: Thu, 14 May 2015 20:30:51 GMT
* Server Apache is not blacklisted
< Server: Apache
< X-Frame-Options: DENY
< Last-Modified: Wed, 13 May 2015 20:41:19 GMT
< Accept-Ranges: bytes
< Content-Length: 6279
< Cache-Control: max-age=0
< Expires: Thu, 14 May 2015 20:30:51 GMT
< Vary: Accept-Encoding
< X-XSS-Protection: 1; mode=block
< X-Content-Type-Options: nosniff
< X-Download-Options: noopen
< X-Permitted-Cross-Domain-Policies: master-only
< Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=16070400; includeSubDomains
< X-UA-Compatible: IE=edge
< Content-Type: text/html; charset=utf-8
<
```


There are several of those randomly throughout the code, I think they have been in there since before we started editing the code. I would also like to ask about the param and @param lines I have seen in several places. is that part of the doc system. If so would it be better to make them comment lines rather then docstring.


Just to follow-up to our IRC discussion, I think it would be better to round-trip here.  Keep a copy of attributes.tid, then  using `TimeUuid.fromString` to convert the string representation back to a UUID, and then assert that they are equal.


good


No its not. As you can see in line 928 (with my changes line 933) it tries to get ´theme.Name´, but because theme is null it throws an exception.


@raoulvdberge Nice, I'm doing the array expression stuff :+1:


The thing is that I could reproduce on another server of mine. I'll try
another lazy loading solution otherwise it's the htaccess file and / or a
specific https header.
On May 14, 2015 11:31 PM, "Micah Lee" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Nothing special that I can think of, just these http headers:
>
> user@dev:~$ curl -v https://fixubuntu.com
> * Rebuilt URL to: https://fixubuntu.com/
> * Hostname was NOT found in DNS cache
> *   Trying 192.241.217.200...
> * Connected to fixubuntu.com (192.241.217.200) port 443 (#0)
> * successfully set certificate verify locations:
> *   CAfile: none
>   CApath: /etc/ssl/certs
> * SSLv3, TLS handshake, Client hello (1):
> * SSLv3, TLS handshake, Server hello (2):
> * SSLv3, TLS handshake, CERT (11):
> * SSLv3, TLS handshake, Server key exchange (12):
> * SSLv3, TLS handshake, Server finished (14):
> * SSLv3, TLS handshake, Client key exchange (16):
> * SSLv3, TLS change cipher, Client hello (1):
> * SSLv3, TLS handshake, Finished (20):
> * SSLv3, TLS change cipher, Client hello (1):
> * SSLv3, TLS handshake, Finished (20):
> * SSL connection using TLSv1.2 / ECDHE-RSA-AES128-GCM-SHA256
> * Server certificate:
> *    subject: C=US; ST=California; L=Berkeley; O=Micah Lee; CN=*.micahflee.com; emailAddress=micahflee.com@proxy.dreamhost.com
> *    start date: 2015-02-06 13:09:59 GMT
> *    expire date: 2017-02-06 08:35:19 GMT
> *    subjectAltName: fixubuntu.com matched
> *    issuer: C=IL; O=StartCom Ltd.; OU=Secure Digital Certificate Signing; CN=StartCom Class 2 Primary Intermediate Server CA
> *    SSL certificate verify ok.
> > GET / HTTP/1.1
> > User-Agent: curl/7.38.0
> > Host: fixubuntu.com
> > Accept: */*
> >
> < HTTP/1.1 200 OK
> < Date: Thu, 14 May 2015 20:30:51 GMT
> * Server Apache is not blacklisted
> < Server: Apache
> < X-Frame-Options: DENY
> < Last-Modified: Wed, 13 May 2015 20:41:19 GMT
> < Accept-Ranges: bytes
> < Content-Length: 6279
> < Cache-Control: max-age=0
> < Expires: Thu, 14 May 2015 20:30:51 GMT
> < Vary: Accept-Encoding
> < X-XSS-Protection: 1; mode=block
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Yeeess, yeeesss, there you go.


Ill test it ;) (Im a good tester no?)


lol idk


Can this be utilized to read 3 different keypads, all connected to one PC?


ok ill test it (and i will add a flower pot?)


These are now globs rather than just host names, it appears. Can you comment to document the format?


you have to teach me ;(


:+1: :100:


teach what


All of the methods that operate on multiple tables should wrap the loop in a transaction so that partial failures don't leave the db in an unexpected or unstable state.


What happens if there is an error?


@tisba you might want to check out [Deploying Phoenix with Git](http://gabrieljaldon.com/articles/deploying-phoenix-with-git.html). It doesn't use releases to do the deploy though.


"the **last** part of the announcement is hidden". I was too fast.


about block adding, rendering, item place that block and tiletessellator


do you know C++?


a little ...


@felixangell Nice, everything is coming along nicely :)


I'd generally advise pulling out static regexps to the top level to compile them once at init time, so you don't have to re-do that work everytime the method is called (maybe it doesn't matter, if this isn't frequently used, though)

    var validRegistry = regexp.MustCompile(`(?i)^[-0-9a-z.*]+$`)

or words to that effect.


talk in twitter better no?


yup


ok


I advise using `%q` for a string value, so that it's easier to tell if you have weird invisible characters or an empty string.


@githubstudent review it


Save some pain: don't append '.' if it's present.


That one I missed fixing, probably many more hidden amongst the jungle.


Add a comment saying that '.' is always a suffix, so that joining is easier.  Or say `prefixWithDot`.


`const email = …`


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etc


Okay, I went through the mongo logs, and it doesn't look like it actually does anything.


but the array before doesn't returns a list too.
the list_system_var_keys() functions returns the same.
if I do not think wrong, anything in aauth returns as object array like list_users().


Consider `if let` and guard.


Yes, indeed, it looks like this field was introduced in 1.3.x. Our continuous build server was using 1.2.2. I guess this is the first >1.2.2 feature anyone of our upstream dependencies has used.. looks like I'll need to upgrade our toolchain.


I don't understand how this works. `pa` object isn't persisted.


why not grab the window from `webView.window`?


**Fehler in den Sprachdateien analysieren**

    JROOT/administrator/language/de-DE/de-DE.com_sportsmanagement.ini : error(s) in line(s) 5534
    JROOT/language/de-DE/de-DE.mod_sportsmanagement_count_rekord.ini : error(s) in line(s) 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45


I see your point about making it explicit that encoded columns are used. This is not an emergent change to make. We can discuss later with the community feedback.
About the bitmap, what I mean is that, since it is good to have minimal change and complexity added to the patch, we can eliminate the bitmap and use the same mechanism for identifying instantiated TColumn fields (just like how we identify whether TStringColumn or T32IntColumn or other are used). We can use this mechanism to identify whether TEnColumn is used as well.
My general intuition is that this kind of change conforms to how the hive thrift interface works now, and may be easier for it to be accepted by the community. Of course this is not any serious change with huge consequences. Best thing to do may be also wait for community feedback on the thrift interface changes.


self-ack.


Might be nice to log the number specifically:

    t.Errorf("Got %d hits, wanted 1: %q", len(creds), creds)

I realize you can also tell by reading the output, but the number is cheap to paint.


Oh, it is singleton, I'm strongly against such stuff.


`t.Fatalf`

(has the effect of failing the whole test function)


Interesting, do you have a link to where they're discussing it?

When you say you've fixed Direct Mode on linux, do you mean that it works as well as on Windows (needs dual core determinism/single core/etc, varies by games), or that it's 100% working?  Either way, excellent news!  I'm not sure I fully understand why the idealized render size increases the quality.  Does that make sense, or was it just something you found through coincidence?


Hm, that would mean the `NSUserDefaults` key we found isn't a string, which sounds like a big problem. Is that something we'd want to paper over?


As you requested, a few comments.


dead code


1836664-ReturnWaterTempReset (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (629 of 629 tests passed)

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Não aprovo!!! Vamos marcar uma reunião para discutir melhor.. O que você acha @fabiomantelli!!


Add a TODO comment


¯\\_(ツ)_/¯

It's all the same instance, really, and this way avoids a cast. Mainly a stylistic thing I guess – maybe I'm not used to thinking of multi-window apps. It's been a while since I wrote any OS X code.


@LK4D4 in this particular case only a singleton makes sense because the underlying host only has one port namespace and portallocator trying to behave like it can try to allocate from different port namespace for the same host netns does not make sense.


@amarseillan Estoy de acuerdo y como charlamos previamente voy a realizar el cambio para que sea BulkInsert en lugar de GenericIdentifiableEntity


Will remove.


`SandboxKey` really not very cool name for this variable.  It is really `NamespacePath` here.


Ah, right I see.  I'm fine with either way.  If it stays 0600 can you add a comment that it matches the gpg default?

:+1:


Also another fields has underscore json tag.


This boilerplate seems to be getting added in a number of different locations.  The runner, upon loading the referenced callable, should probably just re-wrap it and have the decorator exit early (returning the original) if it detects it was already wrapped.  The other instances I've seen of this can then be removed and replaced with re-wrapping.


tried successfully, as it seems. As a reminder to myself:
git config --global core.filemode false should help in the future


You can't Beat The BEEP, Star Wars Console Beep Style!


What about `--net=host`?


I think the issue is the event "visible-layers-change". If I turn that off, it seems to work correctly. But I do want to listen to the visible layers changing incase the sublayers are toggled outsode of the widget. I'll have to think about how to best do this.


Emre wrote this to me when i created the function
>i think is better to use "list_user_var_keys" as a function name, and also it is better to return the result as an Object because the all other functions returns an Object

https://github.com/emreakay/CodeIgniter-Aauth/pull/17#issuecomment-51698480


v pearsonovi vyhod opakovane vyrabanie vektora (riadok 45 v najnovsej verzii)


Here's one apparent duplication, mentioned in a comment above.


Important for cpu gov porting form laufersteppenwolf


it worked


para mi no es tan grave,
despues de todo Bulkeable (pese a su horrible nombre) es algo que termina quedando como algo interno de la libreria que te indica que tanto un BulkFind como una GenericIdentifiableEntity son objetos que se pueden utilizar dentro de un bulk de mongo

se puede cambiar por un BulkInsert, que tenga el object que implemente el GenericIdentifiableEntity, que se le puede setear en el constructor, y este sea el que implemente la interfaz Bulkeable, de esa forma todo queda en Bulk


They're discussing it somewhat in the comments on that thing posted to
/r/oculus, but mostly it's being discussed over on Freenode on
#dolphin-dev.

Direct mode has the same finnickeyness that it does on Windows, so I'm
using dual core determinism and whatnot to make it play nice, but it's
still got the performance increase and reduction in latency.

When you render in Dolphin, it's set to render whatever the 'Internal
resolution' size is in the settings, and then scale it to whatever your
window size is. The SDK produces an exact texture size that will have a 1:1
mapping of pixels to warped FOV texture when you call the SDK render
function for it, and that texture size generally ends up pretty large (you
can check in the Tuscany demo, it should be on the first page) It's
something like 1.36 times as big on my end, and that's the neccesary size
to get the full detail available in the rift. As of right now, any other
render size is completely arbitrary, related to either the window size
(1/1.36x too small) or multiples of the gamecube's render size (rather
arbitrary in VR context)

Anyway, if you hadn't heard, one of the Dolphin devs excercised their right
to copyright to get Dolphin VR taken off the Oculus Share website, since
having a precompiled version with the Oculus SDK included is in violation
of the GPL license Dolphin is under. From talking to the other devs, in
their opinion that dev jumped the gun, and they would have much rather
preferred the two projects run in parallel for a while while features get
integrated into the mainline, and then once everything's ready maybe
convince us to swap over. As it is, they're still hoping we'll join their
effort (I intend to, as OSVR is much closer to what I had wished to develop
on) but only have a working OSVR implementation with headtracking. It looks
like Timewarp, vignette and overdrive are going to be implemented as open
source shaders as well, distortion already works.

On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 3:45 PM, cegli <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Interesting, do you have a link to where they're discussing it?
>
> When you say you've fixed Direct Mode on linux, do you mean that it works
> as well as on Windows (needs dual core determinism/single core/etc, varies
> by games), or that it's 100% working? Either way, excellent news! I'm not
> sure I fully understand why the idealized render size increases the
> quality. Does that make sense, or was it just something you found through
> coincidence?
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@klahnakoski:

With this, I've merged (wasn't so bad after all), bugs are fixed, and I've successfully made some bids!  I didn't even accidentally bid 10000/hr, so that's pretty good ;)  That PR will probably be coming at you tomorrow morning.


Hi @kahmali, thanks for putting this PR together!  There are a lot of changes here, so I'll try to take a look at this tonight and if everything looks good I'll merge it tomorrow.


It would be nice to keep the formatting in the file if at all possible. I went through (post 1.2) and did an STS format of all the files (including this one I think). I used the default STS settings for all files.

John


@ezgiergun gotcha :+1:


Yeah! Unbelievable cool :smile_cat:


should this continue with the next element in the loop when there is an error?


Once https://github.com/edx/edx-platform/pull/8055 gets merged, we will want to check the course for whether or not teams are enabled for it.


TODO: Add support for subscriptions.


@mlocati since we're 5.3+ now, would it be better to use late static bindings and do `static::get(..`?


1ª Versçao da Calculadora


@lgrkvst wow, thanks :)


I don't like `New` method for this. Because singletons from constructors is super-uncommon for go and it is hard to understand such pattern. And also you have public `PortAllocator` which should have constructor too. Maybe you can just rename `New` to `GetDefault` to not confuse me.


Let's default to open, right?  :wink:  Can always revert back to 0600 if it causes problems.


I know this looks trivial, but we should never ignore errors.


I'm not sure I understand either.
The sample (`x11 - x21 [+ M1]`) will be between 0 and 2^31-1. The logic was that, in float64, you can simply multiply by 1/2^31 (NORM) to get a number in [0, 1). In float32, to avoid sampling 1, we had to redefine NORM = 1 / (2^31 + 65). I would have expected that in float16 we would have to increase the denominator of the norm a bit more, but that is all.
However, I just realized that 2^31 - 1 cannot be represented in float16... So discarding half the initial int so we have an int between 0 and 2^15 - 1, and scaling _that_ makes sense. The loss of entropy is inevitable anyway, as the number of float16 numbers in [0, 1) is definitely smaller than 2^15...


same with the other ignored errors below.


`--net=host` is handled by the host driver in libnetwork and this is the same for both libcontainer and lxc


This results in a bug during history sharing.


New PR for this, hot off the press. https://github.com/phoenixframework/phoenix_guides/pull/245


Can I ask what was bad on previous version ?


This is still wrong, because now I get the following function names in generated code:
```
func (x codecSelfer3614) encSliceruntime.Object(v []runtime.Object, e *codec1978.Encoder) {
```


It cannot. You'd need to use a microcontroller which has atleast 8 pins of I/O. The atmega328p has 2 ports both with 8 bits of size. You can have a maximum of 2 keypads on this microcontroller.


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Good catch : )


Yeah, I saw that... real pain in the a... First off, the latest version that uses 0.5.0.1 doesn't violate the GPL, because it uses a wrapper made by Carl and doesn't come with any precompiled versions of the Oculus SDK.  Unfortunately, the SDK 0.5.0.1 doesn't work very well, so we still have to offer a 0.4.4 version.  Second, of course I would like to eventually switch over to an open SDK, but it's simply too early for that right now.  None of them are good enough yet, and they won't provide a good experience.  I have no doubt they eventually will be good enough, but I'm personally not interested in switching until they are.  I'm all for open standards, but there's not a single consumer HMD out yet, let alone multiple ones.  I'd rather deal with making it cross compatible once there's something that would actually benefit from it.

I guess it getting pulled down is probably not a big deal, but I do feel like that dev really jumped the gun here.  It's not like we want it to be like that, we haven't had any other options until a little bit ago.  We'll upgrade to the 0.6.0.0 SDK soon, and then there will be no licensing issues (assuming it works well).  Definitely annoying though.


`ace_editor.css` results in an invalid id name. As a result, you cannot select the style element by an `id` selector method. The issue could have been resolved in user-land by the user not using that particular id.


This causes the test to fail.


a


Are you retarded?


![1 1 2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/976192/7642056/d9825678-fa85-11e4-9cd9-b71d0327d842.png)


this needs proper formatting. Is the `SandboxKey` json key `SandboxKey`? Maybe we should keep consistency with the rest of the struct and call it `sandbox_key`.


you're right. I was looking at a different part of the code. A bit higher up, line 812 there is a similar check that I got confused with.


Like I said, not even sure if that dev is involved with the OSVR work. You
might consult with Armada on IRC to work out what the licensing issues are
though, he's the one who got the initial OSVR branch functioning I believe.
On May 14, 2015 4:08 PM, "cegli" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Yeah, I saw that... real pain in the a... First off, the latest version
> that uses 0.5.0.1 doesn't violate the GPL, because it uses a wrapper made
> by Carl and doesn't come with any precompiled versions of the Oculus SDK.
> Unfortunately, the SDK 0.5.0.1 doesn't work very well, so we still have to
> offer a 0.4.4 version. Second, of course I would like to eventually switch
> over to an open SDK, but it's simply too early for that right now. None of
> them are good enough yet, and they won't provide a good experience. I have
> no doubt they eventually will be good enough, but I'm personally not
> interested in switching until they are. I'm all for open standards, but
> there's not a single consumer HMD out yet, let alone multiple ones. I'd
> rather deal with making it cross compatible once there's something that
> would actually benefit from it.
>
> I guess it getting pulled down is probably not a big deal, but I do feel
> like that dev really jumped the gun here. It's not like we want it to be
> like that, we haven't had any other options until a little bit ago. We'll
> upgrade to the 0.6.0.0 SDK soon, and then there will be no licensing issues
> (assuming it works well). Definitely annoying though.
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Please add a comment as to what this block is. There's nothing in the commit message nor in the line above.


This import looks useless.


I don't mind that it returns an object.  I assumed it was an oversight originally, which is why I had changed it with my push (my apologies).  My concern is that an object is not a list.  I would propose a conversation around the "list" functions then for version 3 so the language matches the results.


Too many spaces.


i think you mean canola


Not enough spaces.


Thanks, I was hoping....

On 5/14/2015 5:06 PM, Miguel wrote:
>
> It cannot. You'd need to use a microcontroller which has atleast 8
> pins of I/O. The atmega328p has 2 ports both with 8 bits of size. You
> can have a maximum of 2 keypads on this microcontroller.
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>


@Gordonsmith the multichart renders the amchart scatter testData just fine, c3charts scatter is wrong.. a scatter chart is 2 value axis, not a category and a value axis .. let me know what you think


If you write this like so:

```python
if (keyval, modifier) == (0, 0):
   continue
```

Then following lines of code don't need to be indented and it simplifies code a lot more.


Note: hi= "underline" is not rendering


If we have payment direction as a column, it probably makes sense to constrain amount to > 0 and not use negative values. Not saying that we should block payday on this, just something I might correct myself later :)


Also, why does this check happen here and not before first `for`?


This probably fixes the crash, but I'm worried - do you really intend to take all data if there's no consent date set? Shouldn't you just *not collect* data if there is no consent date?


I'm sorry. I'm swamped at work now and rushing between customer meetings,
so not putting focus into the fixes because they are simple, and I want to
get them out to you quickly. Consequently, I'm having some slight
oversights.

The next fix should resolve this. Please test and let me know.

On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 5:06 PM, Filip Grzadkowski <notifications@github.com
> wrote:

> This is still wrong, because now I get the following function names in
> generated code:
>
> func (x codecSelfer3614) encSliceruntime.Object(v []runtime.Object, e *codec1978.Encoder) {
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The "®" doesn't seem to be supported, so probably not in MC too...


1836664-ReturnWaterTempReset (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1656 of 1657 tests passed)

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can you explain?


Cool

- You don't have to use an array for the newString, you can use a string directly.
- Try to solve the same challenge using map on the split string, it will be shorter.


commit


did you want to change this to:
```ruby
while not done_bidding? state
```


> never be non-null

Yeah, I could have said that better :)


This doesn't seem right:)


need to pass state to done_bidding?


ok thank you

On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 2:18 PM, Samer <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Cool
>
>    - You don't have to use an array for the newString, you can use a
>    string directly.
>    - Try to solve the same challenge using map on the split string, it
>    will be shorter.
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we decided to break here and not return no?


Don't leave comments behind, if you need them stash them.

Solve this challenge again without using any loops.


Its still the strangest thing that it doesn't copy correctly during material duplication...


Nice, try with the "grep" command too


Same cause, same effect, we have also this race condition in the test script for prover9 import :
https://github.com/gapt/gapt/blob/master/testing/testProver9Import.scala#L111


But it is possible to get a micro-controller with more ports and send the 3 keypads' data through serial connection (UART) to your computer. The code and connections would be the same, only the serial code would be added.


Now try to do these 2 click handlers in one click handler.


LGTM


Great. Would you mind to make a pull request?


###Milestone 3 Feedback
Great job here Laura. You've got a clear and well thought out plan for your project going forward. Your wireframes are clear and concise, and they effectively communicate your layout plans. +1 for trying out an online wireframe generator - that was nice to see. Your Milestone passes at Tier IV.

##Suggestions
Your layout here should be pretty straightforward using Bootstrap, but you'll likely have some specific HTML structure to consider for your layout. For instance, if you wanted to have that drawer/slide-in/toggle effect for content on your home page - that will need to be structured specifically for whatever jQuery/JS plugin is running it. The same goes for image sliders/carousels, etc.

Start simply, with clean and fully-functional Bootstrap markup, and rely on the built-in Bootstrap components to the greatest degree possible before adding in extra bells and whistles. There's a lot of work ahead!

You may need another 3rd party carousel plugin to achieve the specific layout you want. This one, with some customization, might be worth considering: http://kenwheeler.github.io/slick/

Great job - looking forward to seeing your website take shape - especially with your artistic work!


I belief that the added code should be nested inside the above if statement.
See the first added line mapDocument->currentObject()


Is there a reason why it says "quickfix.fixt42"? It's the same for FIX4.1.
Thanks,
Chris.


This check is maybe not the right one. It's possible to login with an UPN in local networks too (e.g. with user@domain). Maybe it's better to check for the URL and created the credential based upon that? If the URL ends on sharepoint.com it's safe to assume you need a SharePointOnlineCredential.


This should be an each perhaps.


1836664-ReturnWaterTempReset (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1662 of 1663 tests passed)

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What about the punctuations?


yup just fixed that


This commit and the previous,

https://github.com/a-team-comp354/project-manager-app/commit/b0c0fc09676b2f10c88827db64f2fb8feab7ce1d

Now let me run tests in eclipse.

Wonderful!


Maybe explain "why does it take few minutes?" with something like: After the images are pulled (may take a few minutes)...


I did but then I thought about it more and it's not the same check. done_bidding? won't work here since it's checking the size of the state[:bids], and that is different than who the current user is since we increment who that is within the loop


Ok. Can we name the method just `Get` rather than `GetDefault`?


The reason I never created the UVPlanetRelativePosition loader was because it appears all PQS require it and there are no parameters.  I just programmatically added it for the planet surface.


Where is the main function? and this should work on any number of arguments you pass to the main function.


Cool.


Yes, there can be incorrect parent references still in the container graph. No reason to bail out. This is how the previous code was anyway and I am just retaining the same behavior.


When I set a couple of layers as scale-dependent, the checkboxes don't toggle on or off when entering the appropriate scale. The same happens with and without the additional code present. Again, I'm using a `ArcGISDynamicMapServiceLayer`, so my case may be different.

Actually, the checkboxes don't populate correctly with scale-dependent layers on first load either.


See if you can redo using .getDay(), .getMonth(), and .getFullYear()


Ok. Will check for errors.


I get what you are saying.  However, I do not think that we should add more code into the except block.  It is bad practice.

Can you clean it up but do so outside the except block?


typo, fixed on master.  Irrelevant, since palette 4 isn't used, but if we make these options to switch between, then it'd be relevant.


I like the idea, but I think it should enforce consistency, like the `get_class()` loop, e.g.

```php
$current_object = current($objects);
$type = get_class($current_object);
$has_guid =  $current_object->hasGUID();
```

Then in the loop:
```php
if($type !== get_class($object) || $has_guid !== $object->hasGUID()) {
    throw new Exception('Array passed to ->saveAll() must be homogeneous.');
}
  ```

Then finally:
```php
$method = $has_guid ? Request::METHOD_POST : Request::METHOD_PUT
$request = new Request($this, $url, $method);
```

That way, you're not re-assigning it for every element of the loop.  The first element dictates what the rest of the array must contain.


md5 это сила.


thanks


:+1:
I'm using the same trick to launch npm install & gulp assets dump after each "composer install" so my frontend devs don't have to learn anything about Composer :laughing:


SandboxKey was chosen to make it not OS specific. But I am fine with changing this to NamespacePath but retain it only in libnetwork apis.


Ok. Will do.


I would recommend to increase at least the MINOR version (not only the the PATCH version) according to http://semver.org/


Should be questions, not stories.


Yes, I agree


Shouldn't this be enforced to be 0x00 else fail? Or is there need to be loose vs RFC?


I was using it at the Docker level and didn't want to make a new struct, but I should refactor that code and do it correctly. I'll submit a new patch.


nit: typo


I think this was just a copy/paste mistake.


Should be question, not project.


Here too.


Nothing about the version? Or URL?


Jana Thalheim


Before seeing your fix I fixed them in the original place by adding a few explicit implicits:
x `Pred` x'  had to become
Pred {t} x x'
etc.


Why do you need to call delete twice?


#62 part 1


It probably should have been enforced. Not that we care about SOCKS at all.


Work in progress?


Puff, who cares about tests <.<


Don't yet know why, but I just have a process with lots of threads dead-locked here.
It's likely the cause for the spurious auto-tester failures.


What are you trying to do here?


looks good


Cool, but the function needs to return the new string, not just console.log it.


@ridiculousRPG You're right, and it's already done thanks to Coverity finding this code issue (commit 88b4881f404a68de529f2576952826c14f0ea6f1). Fortunately it should actually be impossible for `mapDocument` to be 0, but I kept that check in there just to be sure.


![my emotions](https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/originals/68/dd/60/68dd60befb381af9ccfa0c79279d1f28.gif)


What about punctuations?


[Issue 14584 – spurious autotester deadlocks](https://issues.dlang.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14584)


You can just do this inline without the separate init:

```go
ProtectedEnvironments = map[string]bool{
        "production": true,
}
```

Using a `map[string]bool` might make things a little easier, since you don't need to use the double assignment:

```go
if ProtectedEnvironments[env] {
// ...
}
```


Up to you, I'm ok with it here.


still not confirm about this fix. need some suggestions. better if works.


> I don't think Tortoise svn has WER enabled either if it matters.

Well they probably don't have as much Windows or drivers bugs so they have even less reasons to care.

> I haven't had time to look at things yet, so I'll test it and comment tomorrow.

@XhmikosR: When do you think you will have time to look into this?


blank


Missed one ;)


Two minor concerns here.
1. Do we really need to hold this kind of default initialization here?
2. I really do think that faceIndexMap should be a member of a GVRCubemapTexture instance rather than a global member even though it may not be necessary. But I think in terms of design, it looks a little weird to me.


I still find showing too many dialogs confusing. I don't think we need WER enabled.

I should have time in the next days.


Hey @Efreak

The only thing preventing me from doing it properly is my limited coding skill.
sendGreeting could be improved as you say,
_username in chatBot could probably be done in some other way since some other functions use only the name I think,
chatPmTrigger could maybe be done with just an option/overload for chatReplyTrigger, if that makes sense.

If you have any ideas how to improve any of that, please feel free to do so. I'm sure you're a more capable coder or at the very least have a better understanding of the underlying code. And while you're at it, you could also rename the LinkName trigger to LinkNameTrigger, it's the only one that doesn't have "Trigger" in its name and sticks out like a sore thumb. I didn't think of it until @dragonbanshee listed it in the readme.

Again, thank you both for your amazing work. And good luck with your final! ;D


You can extend from [BackendTest](https://github.com/devhub-tud/devhub/blob/master/src/test/java/nl/tudelft/ewi/devhub/server/backend/BackendTest.java) and use the methods that are declared there. Probably BackendTest should be renamed then, because this is a controller test.


It's still SemVer:
```
4. Major version zero (0.y.z) is for initial development. Anything may change at any time. The public API
 should not be considered stable.
```
:smile:

But, yes, once I feel like I'm getting closer to something stable, I'll start updating minor instead of patch.


This might be better expressed using the `unique` attribute than a custom not_if


In case if str.isEmpty() == true then gotOutput() will be emited with empty string. Is that right?


It was not obvious to me at all that this is where the test should be performed.


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Well I can disable WER for now if @kasper93 agrees and we can think more about it later.

I don't think we will ever be able to remove the dialog though so the question will be whether WER can really do us any good.


Yeah, they're all just copied really. Basically in Houdini 13, the class inheritance looks like this:

```
GA_mything : GA_base
GEO_mything : GA_base
GU_mything : GEO_mything, GU_base
```

but in Houdini 14, they've dropped GU entirely and all the virtual methods moved to GEO.

What I'd done in the pull request was just exclude the entire GU_CortexPrimitive files without changing anything inside them, with the idea that eventually we'll drop H13 support and just delete those files altogether. I guess I could change all those function to call their GEO equivalents instead, and let them all exist in both versions. That approach sounds a bit more risky to me though, especially with the double inheritance coming into play on the H13 side. Maybe I'm just being chicken though. What happens when both `GEO_mything::thisVirtualFunction()` and `GU_base::thisVirtualFunction()` exist? Which function is `GU_mything::thisVirtualFunction()` overriding?


Well, in that case disabling WER doesn't help reducing the number of dialogs. Although, I still don't know what are the gains of having it enabled...


Thanks for the help here @vmarmol but I think this goes too far, not all these files need to be executable.  I have opened PR #8282 please take a look and help me with that PR.


also edit change password


Yep


Perhaps change to "<secret contents redacted>"?


I meant we won't be able to remove the dialog and still have WER. If we disable WER the dialog of course won't show.


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Yes. Otherwise we'll miss these nice line separators:
![anhero_seps](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/51103/7642773/707ecac8-fa9c-11e4-8588-080cfc4433d1.png)


Good question, I hadn't actually checked, but that sounds plausible... what would you suggest we do instead? Generate a new H14 torus to overwrite the test data, and see if the test still passed in H13?


Then unless we have a really good reason to enabled it, we shouldn't do it. We don't have it enabled for years and no issues seem to have been raised from that...


I would rather not pull latest by default, can it be fixed to 22 or 21 ?


Do not use expressions in debugger display.


Hi. You should use the same tab settings as the guys so that when you format files, they look the same. That way, commits become smaller and readable.


This breaks the behavior with hiding the notification whenever the music is paused, causing the sticky notification to not go away.


I have to say that the DrDump guy somewhat destroyed the hopes I had that we could gain something from WER by having MS and the driver makers fixing bugs but it's apparently quite unlikely.

TL;DR: I won't be the one to push to have WER enabled (at least not anymore).


i would completely change all objects to arrays :smile:
but we could create a second function like the CI function result_array().

at the moment i work on a better documentation you can take a look over it
http://codeigniter-aauth-test.rtfd.org/


Please review this, @casey-collab


Introduction could be clearer.
s/lot/many
s/lie/like
s/Another type/A second type

"SQL clients for R have recieved a thorough treatment already, so we don't delve into those."
It would be nice to link these to specific tutorials. I think Hadley has written a few new ones.

It would be nice to have some diagram comparing the three.
NoSQL could use a better (lay person) explanation.


IIRC that broke things, IndexOutOfBoundsException doesn't have an overload for (String, Exception).  The conditional on line 173 basically forces the creation of an IndexOutOfBoundsException.


So, it looks like exec just tries to load it and uses failure as the indication that a container doesn't exist. Perhaps I should just do that and remove the exists addition.


Es lo que propuse @gusbarba
On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 5:53 PM Gustavo Paoli <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> para mi no es tan grave,
> despues de todo Bulkeable (pese a su horrible nombre) es algo que termina
> quedando como algo interno de la libreria que te indica que tanto un
> BulkFind como una GenericIdentifiableEntity son objetos que se pueden
> utilizar dentro de un bulk de mongo
>
> se puede cambiar por un BulkInsert, que tenga el object que implemente el
> GenericIdentifiableEntity, que se le puede setear en el constructor, y este
> sea el que implemente la interfaz Bulkeable, de esa forma todo queda en Bulk
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/marianocibelli/mongo-connector/commit/b080e7acd218b7f6b2fef2c105d405c46c852c08#commitcomment-11203252>
> .
>


@beghelli, this commit breaks grids on my OJS master install. Try...

- Go to a grid (e.g. the Sections grid in Journal Management)
- Create a new section
- Try to spin out the row actions on the newly-created row

The spinner doesn't work.


Everything works fine now.  But for some reason I have this.
![unrecogvs2008](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11056843/7642881/81f3bb8e-fa8c-11e4-951b-78acba9465d9.png)
But opening the sln in UEStudio and converting to U8-DOS (from U8-UNIX), I have this.
![recognisevs2008](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11056843/7642910/b04cf1f8-fa8c-11e4-9910-85a5c7f7ca3c.png)


check of newValue === '' was redundant; The previous check of !newValue evaluates to true for the empty string. The new check is to prevent the short circuit if the user has specified the empty string as the trigger character.


I thought it was supposed to leave out the punctuation from reversing which
was a lot more work ... ?

On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 2:24 PM, Samer <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> What about the punctuations?
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/tania531/reverse10/commit/d7c3c90f5224b0f67267a8337580168816eb1e6c#commitcomment-11203815>
> .
>

--

Thanks and regards,
Tania


yeah - Cade went over that with me - I didn't quite understand at first the
requirement - will fix

On Thu, May 14, 2015 at 2:26 PM, Samer <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Where is the main function? and this should work on any number of
> arguments you pass to the main function.
>
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> .
>

--

Thanks and regards,
Tania


Are you certain this doesn't still apply in less >=v2?


Wouldn't it be a good idea to add "application/vnd.error" to the MediaTypes class?


@fgregg This is what replaced the somewhat insane two stage update we came up with yesterday. I'm pretty sure this is all we'll need to do since we're only adding and removing records and not updating them.


I think amenity=atm should render rather first with "brand" or "name" (if available), not the "operator". See also https://github.com/gravitystorm/openstreetmap-carto/issues/1548


I am so glad to hear that you are working on the documentation.  I am currently in the middle of re-writting the error and info section of the documentation.  I have a couple of people that work for me who are professional proof-readers.  I am planning on having them go through the documentation once it has been updated.


Loving this!


@AlexVallat Just wanted to make sure you're in on this — did I miss anything?


@BenTheElder thanks for the info -- please let me know when your PR is ready so that I can test it. In the meantime I'll give Tim's iptables rules a spin, and hopefully they Just Work (tm).


No, any actions when close.


`;` missing


Erase the entry from `el_` also.


:smile:


Better if defined in the header file.


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This is what was causing the problems.


In further real Task scheme will contain only projectId.
So, for geting task project color, you will need to reques each task for its project (somehow optimize may be optimized).
Besides, its redundand to write "~~color_~~green" , just "green" | "red" | "blue" ...


Nice.


Like.


Not sure we do either.  The deferred/implicit checking for ```read()``` failures bugs me too; but not sure its worth the work to diverge here.


This could really use test coverage.  It doesn't need to be much, but something in test/compatibility/gpsd_test.py.  I suggest making a new TestCase class.


The corresponding declaration in header file also needs to be changed.


@Symmetric will do. I'll CC you. I'd be interested to know how the rules work our for you.
Also I discussed backwards compatibility with Quinton Hoole over in 3670 earlier and the plan for now is to use iptables when possible but fall back on the current userspace proxy when we have especially old iptables on the host.


"Remember that the desire-value of goal G is the truth-value of G==>D where D is the virtual statement for "desired state", so from G and belief H==>G, the derived goal H has a desire-value calculated by the deduction function (since it is actually {G==>D, H==>G} |- H==>D), but it looks like abduction {G, H==>G} |- H when D is implicitly represented in the goals."  <- this commit needs to be undone, let's never forget this again. ^^


CI does, that's who.


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test data should either be in a python module or in a testdata directory.  I am not sure what the best way to organize that in a python package is.  I go with tests that directly match the files they test.  e.g. ais/foo/bar.py gets test/foo/bar_test.py  (with _test after the bar).


Yeah, NathanKell changed that already. :)


are you offended?


Weird when I port the rom with cm11 as the base it boots... Maybe it has to do with the msm7x27 common


co to za komentarze


Thanks, didn't notice that!


Try to avoid single letter variables unless iterating in a tight loop (e.g. [int(i) for i in some_container]).


##Milestone 3 Feedback
Nice job! Your Milestone 3 passes at Tier IV. This looks like a cool site - can't wait to see it!

###Suggestions
You layout should be quite simple for the most part using Bootstrap, but you will likely have to organize your HTML a little differently for the off-canvas side nav, and you'll probably need a 3rd party plugin for this. I included a link below to one that I was actually looking at the other day, but you might find one you like better. Be sure that is works well on mobile. (Codrops has some awesome stuff BTW.)

Tyler was talking about using EaselJS plugin for HTML <canvas> animations - this might be a good  option for you too. (Link below.)

Overall, start simply with clean and fully functional HTML markup, relying on the Bootstrap components to the furthest degree possible, then add your pieces of flair. You've got a great plan, but incorporating all the animation effects and custom graphics might become time consuming, so prioritize accordingly. Also, keep your image file sizes in mind: <500kb is ideal, and <100kb for mobile.

Links:
- Off canvas menus: http://tympanus.net/Development/OffCanvasMenuEffects/sideslide.html
- EaselJS: http://www.createjs.com/EaselJS
- Stellar.js for parallax effects: http://markdalgleish.com/projects/stellar.js/


This should probably come with a change to the packages.json too?


chcialem na chama zmockowac funkcje, ale cos nie pasuje, do dalszej inwestygacji


nice to hear then i skip the error and info section till you updated it, after i completed the docs i add it over a PR here.

At the moment its placed on my personal git http://git.rejack.us/REJack/CodeIgniter-Aauth-Wiki for quick changes and i have tested alot with ReadTheDocs
You can create there an account to change the doc before we give it to Emre :smile:


Sure I'll peg it to 21


This needs some defensive check in case the file gets an empty or ill-formed line.


Can you give a one line comment explaining what DictDiff does?  I shouldn't have to go look at the return to get what it does.


I dumped it from the original systemPrefab and it didn't changed during material duplication.


Could this seg-fault be due to the non-returning functions shown in the travis build? I have had this issue before where a non-returning function was messing up the call-stack.


I love this **nowValue**.


We probably want to specify the project that we are looking to affect with settings. Something along the lines of `/projects/:project/settings` could work well.


Also really needs at least a one line docstring.