This still fix crashes. So mostly cudnn do not like the strides that was there.


instead of a binding, use the body… so that you can document it on the endpoint metadata


which bug do you notice?
We will add kunena latest template support soon. Helix3 is compatible with
kunena too.

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fixed in d3bd43f0696feca993562507788780352634f67b


Fixed in a later commit.


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second cmmit


Fixed in subsequent commit


Reviewed by Jon and Casey on 6/30/15


@Nadahar thanks for the tip. I set it and will see if it works.


So, I'm also testing for `job_group_name` in the provider (see farther down) in case someone calls isReftest() without checking, but I thought it might be good to fail early here, if it doesn't exist.

It seems to be behaving nicely on Chrome and Nightly.


@ozlerhakan Normalde sorgudan alanların mapping ile belirlenen sırada dönmesi gerekir. Partial update işlemi sonrası, update'e konu alanların farklı sıralamada döndüğünü ben de gözlemliyorum. Burada belge bazında mapping'in değişmesi söz konusu olabileceğinden bu anlaşılabilir. Bu yüzden alanları hits'den çekerken field key/index belirtmek en iyisi.


For now this should fix the issue I stated: https://github.com/savoir-vivre/ahrf/commit/990414e41477cdfb9cdf0042810d4527e6bfc29b


@jsutterfield This is an additional change to fix a bug with SOC-911.


can't someone else make another platform or some shit? i bet if someone did that and charged a dollar for it they could get a shit load of money. I see why everyone is so mad cause I'm fucking pissed cause my lil bro wanted me to make him a server with plugins for his birthday and now I just find out that it's impossible. I mean if someone was to change the code entirely it wouldn't be copyright.


Could reduce this to 1 line with $(this).toggleClass(class)


Hey you should have forked casualDay first then deleted the json file. this repository still has those api keys and im getting notifications from developer accounts for meteor.


Add return


sincronizar


This PR is not full merged. I create new PR.


@markgeek you're seeing a [tuple struct](https://doc.rust-lang.org/book/structs.html).


Add new resource strings for titles.


oh and can someone please explain what this shit is at the top of the page cause I don't understand it


OpenERP ?


I switched this to an `ng-if` like the logviewer. I can't see any benefit in leaving it in the dom and didn't notice any unwanted behaviors in testing.


course project for Data Scientist's Toolbox


Good idea, thanks very much.

I know this currently uses `assert` a lot, but if we're going to explicitly handle it, I think we should use `rs_fatal` so it's live even if asserts aren't compiled in and so people will get a reasonable message if it happens at runtime.

Please update NEWS too.


Thanks, I have some other changes to drop in soon too.


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It's complaining about putting new line at end of file. will be ok to push but let's try to do that so it doesn't give us errors


Use Javadoc /** documentation


Reviewed by Jon and Casey on 6/30/15


here also


accesses -> accessed


Надо заменить на комменты [нового стиля](https://github.com/bogachev-pa/rdo-xtext/blob/master/ru.bmstu.rk9.rdo.lib/src/ru/bmstu/rk9/rdo/lib/Tracer.java#L65) или удалить.


yep


remove "object" at the end.


ah, I see.  I think that won't work, since the context object won't be `===` on subsequent syncs (which is why passing in `state` as context worked before).


objects -> object


Can't understand why it's necessary replace private methods in GameController for public, they aren't used anywhere else.
Some changes looks like code shuffle, e.g. just removing from Board custom size constructor, etc.


Switch statements are a code smell. Switch statements, behind the scenes, are just multiple if statements, essentially. If this code is on a hot path, using a hashtable will result in a speedup.

Put `conditions = { 'S&D' : 'Scratch & Dent', ... }` somewhere in the prototype and use it to get the string.


Maybe we specify Context as a Class, and it has an `equals()` on it?
I already took the context option and added the `getLocalsFor()` function to provide the resolves to the view controller.


Why? `Taffybar` works nicely as I can see (I use it).


Should this be `===`?


done (along with a lot of other whitespace fixes)


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Well, for now should I change this commit to let amd64 testing these or not?


LGTM


are SNAPSHOTS auto built on commit?


yeah it probably should, but what happens in the case of each module living independently


I think it is best to leave amd64 testing these for now.


commit message:
priviliged -> privileged


```leftOffset``` will now always be undefined.


Oh I think this is because of the member names in the new libfreenect2 file. I have adapted your change to the latest libfreenect2 by @floe. It is [here](https://gist.github.com/lakehanne/880c8f92ccc9520111d4)


Utils.nonNull


Indeed, I should have deleted lines 3 and 5.


That's something I left out by mistake. I'll use that in one of my next commits.


abstract is redundant.


```leftOffset``` is no longer used. Should be removed.


lgtm


That's weird.  It looked like the autogen.sh script wasn't found.  Isn't
that what the error was?

Jim

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So small, that I didn't even think of that. :|


Addresses #190.


There is only 811 and 813 rom exits. On 811 the id is overwritten by the init in miui's ramdisk, based on the board id as i told you already.


@valib thx, it would also be good to disable the automatic blank lines after closing brackets (e.g. a371aad).


whitespace change, fix plox


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Currently these are replicated:

  FLUSH DES_KEY_FILE
  FLUSH HOSTS
  FLUSH PRIVILEGES
  FLUSH QUERY CACHE
  FLUSH STATUS
  FLUSH USER_RESOURCES

What are the potential implications of extending this to other FLUSH commands such as FLUSH TABLES?


Oh... no, I want to locate operand(1) in global memory.


@umajeric Ne tega delat! Naredi PR in ko boš mel vse narejeno bomo mrđali in vmes lahko delamo code review/komentarje... Uporabljaj bullete kot TODO.


It could be, but it's a jQuery object which represents a list of elements. Even if nothing is found, length should return a number.


That reminds me, I should probably write a debug-mode menu. Even a toolbar might be nice.


this is still an issue for me using freebsd 10.1 which uses mozilla's nss. the weird thing is that i can access files on s3 via the latest firefox (38.0.5, on os x - but it shouldn't matter since firefox contains its own ca bundle, right?) without any problem. but then again, using curl it complains about the cert.

who's at fault here? it's not curl because cert data is coming from mozilla. is it me? mozilla? aws? or even verisign?


lol, @Zephyr12 wrote this really fast, eh? The API is the definitive version, code is 99% Heinz Spaghetti.


@umajeric Master je **vedno** stable in **deployable**.


Currently these are replicated:

FLUSH DES_KEY_FILE
FLUSH HOSTS
FLUSH PRIVILEGES
FLUSH QUERY CACHE
FLUSH STATUS
FLUSH USER_RESOURCES

What are the potential implications of extending this to other FLUSH commands such as FLUSH TABLES?


With my font size it did. Also because of Dutch language needs more space. I can also imagine this to be the case with other languages that need more space. The dropdown menu needs to be flexible because of this and people having larger font sizes.


Why not just override equals?


But as something to remove ambiguity, make it easier read especially as this is a demo app, wouldn't it make it better?

"No semicolons is the way forward" is too broad a statement, we should discuss these sweeping changes as a group.


autoscale_group.ec2_instances.filter in L11 returns an instance of AWS::EC2::InstanceCollection. AWS::EC2::InstanceCollection's interface does not support an instance method named size, and so the autoscale method fails with the following error:

cap aborted!
NoMethodError: undefined method `size' for <AWS::EC2::InstanceCollection>:AWS::EC2::InstanceCollection

This commit provides a fix that uses the already called each method to calculate the number of running instances.


Use some stuff from the demonstration commit here


Can be rewritten using String.format and String.join


This should go away now, right?


This does not always work. `--name` expects an app group name. The app group name may be customized to an arbitrary value using the `passenger_app_group_name` option. It is not guaranteed to be a path to the application directory.

Furthermore, even the default app group name does not exactly match the app path. In the latest version (5.0.11 at this time), the app group name is "#{current_path} (#{rails_env})", e.g. `/webapps/foo (production)`


True.. I still have something to learn about the internals of snowman ;-)


it also makes the PR impossible to review. :(


Zaenkrat je še maven, saj če nekdo hoče to uporabiti v gradlu še vedno lahko


Shouldn't this call `onError` too?


Will, do that when I have vim ready. I am on OS X atm.


I think you want https://github.com/bagder/curl/commit/b8673bb9f05 which is in current curl git, to be part of the next curl release - and OpenSSL will probably do this fix by default at some release too if I understood their messages correct.


@umajeric manjka še `:example`.


I like this approach and would like to see whether the rest of the team has any objection to it.

About Drizzle, perhaps this will help: https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/blob/master/libraries/DatabaseInterface.class.php#L2529-L2530


Is it actually working when we launch from Recents Screen?

I can do in app side bar, but I can't launch floating window from Recents screen.


ok, double issue now, I solved the spaces problem, but spaces also give problems for the zipfile. So I will still make it work with the dashes, and then at least the spaces in any topdirectory will not hurt the script anymore.


@fwalch Could we just force add the configure file?  Or maybe remove all the .gitignores if the area is clean of other things?  The latter might be a little more useful in the long run.


I don't see ```maxHeight``` used anywhere.


example je v testih


to upper case in a to lower case function? ^^


I don't think this should be removed; it should just be delayed until all the nested `VASTAd` elements have been loaded. Essentially, when either `onGotFirstAd` or `onAdError` has been called for all elements in `adElements`, count the number of ads, and if it is zero, call `onError`. If it isn't zero, then `onGotFirstAd` must already have been called, so no action should be necessary.


No license?


Do you need to check whether refSeq is null? One would say that no, that CigarUtils.calculateCigar would take care of that but looking at the code that is not the case. Seems to be a bug in CigarUtils.calculateCigar so please fix it there.


So there's this plugin called gliden64 and it has the xBRZ filter implemented, but according to the programmer, https://github.com/gonetz/GLideN64/issues/581 Super xBR cannot be implemented in it's shader form and must be in C++. Do you have a C++ version anywhere to use with the plugin, as I'm sure N64 games would look great with your upscaler.


Yup, sorry. Thought I had removed that.


This is not an error. It just means that no `onFetched` was specified, which is fine.


Cool... getting some clarification from J on this.


Fixed in 4fea041


@umajeric hočem da je ločeno - tako kot pri vseh ostalih - ker bom ta Rake task kasneje razširil v integration test z mock serverjem.


(The <p> tags, by the way, get converted to newlines in the end so they're just a preliminary step in formatting to text.)


`Taffybar` otherwise fails to compile the config file:

    λ /nix/store/5f0kpafhwzdbz3i6iiw5dlvc8rj7wsd2-haskell-taffybar-0.4.5/bin/taffybar
    Configuration '/home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs' changed. Recompiling.
    Error occurred while loading configuration file.
    Launching custom binary /home/cstrahan/.cache/taffybar/taffybar-linux-x86_64

    Error:
    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:1:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Taffybar’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:3:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Taffybar.Battery’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:4:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Taffybar.Systray’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:5:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Taffybar.TaffyPager’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:6:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Taffybar.SimpleClock’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:7:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Taffybar.FreedesktopNotifications’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:8:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Taffybar.Weather’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:9:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Taffybar.MPRIS’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:10:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Taffybar.MPRIS2’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:12:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Taffybar.Widgets.PollingBar’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:13:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Taffybar.Widgets.PollingGraph’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:15:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Information.Memory’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

    /home/cstrahan/.config/taffybar/taffybar.hs:16:8:
        Could not find module ‘System.Information.CPU’
        Use -v to see a list of the files searched for.

Do you, perhaps, have `$NIX_GHC` exported prior to launching `Taffybar`? Ideally (IMO) `Taffybar` should be installable without requiring the user to specify `$NIX_GHC`.


SO...
First off: I am lazy and...

Secondly: I said "THANKS A MILLION!!!" too fast.

I got the page to load and to the best of my knowledge all the info entered is correct. I am using gmail's SMTP service/info. Do I need to port forward the "587 port"? I open the garage door and leave it open awaiting an email to hopefully notify me of a door that has been left open for pre-determined time. I get nothing. Am I not understanding to purpose of this new script or am I completely missing the point.

Any help will be great and appreciated,

Thank You


I think you mean the dropdown menu on the left. I mean the dropdown menu on the right. So the max-width: 100% should be specifically declared for the left dropdown menu.


This function needs to check how many times it has been called (so needs to be defined outside the loop), and if it has been called `adElements.length` times, call `onError`.


Yup. Fixing.


This spec passes if (1) `Bundler.settings[:path]` is changed to `Bundler.rubygems.gem_dir` if `options[:system]` is present, and (2) `ruby_scope` is removed from the installation path. According to @segiddins, the system path should not have the ruby scope. This can be fixed by modifying https://github.com/bundler/bundler/blob/default-install-path-2-0/lib/bundler/settings.rb#L141, which always adds the ruby scope.


Bootloop if used KSM_MEMCMP


I can recompile it easily, and I don't have anything special..


The word “method's” here is a plural; apostrophe is not needed.


Geraint, unfortunately this is too strict. If the start and end time has changed then end time is for the master event to that of the first repeat again. I think we need to remove the start check and just check the exception type.


It was in the mobile code. This went through some evolution while integrating with the latest Readium for UI.


Should be using regex to make it more robust.


pdi it


Removing the `.gitignores` would maybe be the best option, but currently I'm basically running `make deps`, then change into each dependency folder and run `make clean` and `make distclean`, which still might not result in the same as a clean extraction of the original tarball. I'll have a look if removing the `.gitignores` would result in more clutter.


I don't think it is. There's no direct way to get the last element in go. The other way is to use the strings.TrimRight(urlAddress, '/') function but internally it is calculating the size http://golang.org/src/strings/strings.go?s=16644:16690#L628 (in TrimRightFunc, first call is made to lastIndexFunc)


Ээээ! Миша, ты чего?


get_moodle_cookie() is defined on [line 128 of lib/sessionlib.php](https://github.com/itg/moodle/blob/dda43c8e16ee8e1af92d35308b9b732d4c357157/lib/sessionlib.php#L128) and is the counterpart to set_moodle_cookie() ([line 95 of the same file](https://github.com/itg/moodle/blob/dda43c8e16ee8e1af92d35308b9b732d4c357157/lib/sessionlib.php#L95)) which [may be set when a user logs in](https://github.com/itg/moodle/blob/dda43c8e16ee8e1af92d35308b9b732d4c357157/login/index.php#L200).


@rapperskull would you be able to test this version on your phone?


@lem9, why is `mb_strlen()` used here at all? Seems to be over-engineering.
Regular `strlen()` seem to be 1-byte already and does exactly what you need here.


Ой, блин. Это ж lib. Уберу завтра


Add an error log and throw an exception here. If this does not work we should fail immediately.


I don't think you ever use `faceTop` again. `vertMath` could then be defined
`var vertMath = -1 * ($(this).position().top - 240)`.


Simply these ifs as

```
   return splitter.meets... && splitter.splitAndUpdate(top, bottom);
```


A compilation error for TFORM due to the fact that `B` is not accessible in `SymbolNormalize()`. Maybe do we put `BHEAD` in its arguments?


@mvl22 this fixes `unexpected token` when trying to pull planning applications.


Library code should not alter the root logger, especially upon import. Configuring logs/formats/handlers should only be for frameworks and main functions. My organization uses this awesome library and noticed all of our log messages were being printed twice when we upgraded to the latest release. Would love if this line was `_log = logging.getLogger('ciscoconfparse')` or even `_log = logging.getLogger(__file__)`. Doing this will keep all of our log messages from being repeated twice, except for when executing ciscoconfparse.py code. To keep from double logging in this module, this change gives us fine grain control to quiet this specific logger in our test framework startup method: `_ciscoconflog = logging.getLogger('ciscoconfparse'); _ciscoconflog.setLevel(logging.ERROR)`.


I like this replacement to my hackish "add `_fileno()` yourself" method below.
It looks much more appropriate after reading the thread on MinGW board.

Minor detail : it seems possible to directly #undef something which is not even #define.
This would save 2 lines and 1 indent level.


How did you build taffybar? Are you just running `${haskellPackages.taffybar}/bin/taffybar`?


Change API version for android avd image from 19 to 21 since it's the latest available now.


The best way to solve this would be to add a `make download-deps` target that just downloads all the third-party tarballs. bot-ci could just extract them and force-add everything. Maybe I'll try looking into that instead.


The remote module `AsyncTask` already has description, so just remove this sentence.


Simply as:

```
return splitter.meets... && splitter.splitAndUpdate(top, null);
```


it seem you are right. I'll spin a new rout this change.

PS: i lacked the msys2-runtime packges which brings locale.h


thank you for the pointer.

for everybody else stumbling on here: this seems to be an unlucky combination of verisign cross-signing certs and an openssl bug. the link in your commit message leads to an openssl bug report in which [another report is mentioned](https://rt.openssl.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=2634&user=guest&pass=guest) which, i think, explains the issue.


add a "then" at the end^^


I have it installed by nix-env.
Then I just run `taffybar`.


I was going to make a similar suggestion!


cool


Maybe use `terminate()` here?


Почему  include?


What command line did you use to install taffybar?


Remove comments


I guess this alternative travis helper install avoid sudo and thus we'll get a container?  (I sure like the reduction of config lines)


Slimrom recents
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>
> I can do in app side bar, but I can't launch floating window from Recents
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Fixed.


Isn't this inconsistent? All other files use relative path to "remote.php" but, here you use an absolute path?!


Thanks.


`nix-env -i haskell-env` https://github.com/jagajaga/my_configs/blob/master/.nixpkgs/common.nix#L218


@nikolai-b Well done for working out which were causing the failure.


Isn't this inconsistent? Some redirects use a relative path to, but some use an absolute path?! (the absolute path won't work if owncloud is installed in an subdirectory)


hellllllllllllllll yeaaaaaaaah !!!! \m/ !!
terekoodim!!!
![20150114_175334](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11948290/8442385/049a117e-1f94-11e5-93de-e71fc8ba0e8f.jpg)


usage bug 해결 안됨
+ text scroll 사라짐


no way I didn't touch the blog, I didn't go anywhere near the blog, didn't commit any changes related to the blog, AND I can't even update the site


Потому что нам не нужна ошибка, если этого файла нет.
А _once убрал, потому что иначе он только для первого созданного объекта инклюдится, а во всех последующих - нет. Нужно будет потом вынести загрузку этого конфига в App вообще.


also solves [43](https://github.com/influxdb/influxdb.com/issues/43)


I get error 500 with newest template. Btw im t3 old user and i even tested gantry 5 i love helix <3

But when is soon ? :3


@clebergnu any comments in how to return a proper HTTP 409 status code here? The raise Http404 is a special thing in Django, I would like to have 409 looking similar or do you have another idea here?


Already fixed in https://github.com/laravel/framework/commit/6af7b2102fdec7e33cead64b335f58664f9a3ea9.


Is this Connection object used by both the BT and TCP code? If yes then the package is wrong.


@LPTK any news on this bug?


How come this doesn't require a PR;

:~?


why not make a pull request for this? would help to get rid of the deprecation notices. cc: @ssteinker


This is related to #418.


Good idea.


I would like you to extract these inner classes (VBTransformer and extending subclasses) to top level ones. It depends on vertexSet() so it will need to get the graph as an argument in the constructor.


Yes, you're right.  I'll remove the flag entirely and update the test.


nit: more descriptive variable names


Because there's serious doubt anyone would object to this fix, and there's nothing about this piece of code that is checked automatically by the CI.


This include is not needed at all, we don't use that class, I'll remove it.


Actually, we don't need travis-perl to avoid sudo. The helpers just do a lot of other stuff. The --auto thing replaces a whole bunch of boilerplate that we don't really need unless we want to add extra bits to the install or script steps.


I've had a tidy up of the forum we just need to make sure we delete anything that shouldn't be there as it will have already been sent to all of us anyway.


its a derivate of dirt, and it doesnt have a license, so..., no idea what to do


I don't think that this is right. We want to make sure that `minLinesPerRequest <= limit <= maxLinesPerRequest` which the old code did.

This modification, on the other hand, will only ensure that `limit <= maxLinesPerRequest` since the `std::max(RPC::Tuning::minLinesPerRequest, RPC::Tuning::maxLinesPerRequest)` will always return `RPC::Tuning::maxLinesPerRequest` (likely at compile time).


Yes sorry I did this in preparation to move them over to using the InternalSchemas which should preserve the behaviour of not sending missing values that the Optional classes were providing, but you're right it's outside the scope of this change set and can be reverted, I forgot to drop it from the pull request.


i don't check it mean


Comment is no longer applicable.


The iframe FAQ looks good.


I haven't tried it yet, but is it possible to use "INSERT OR REPLACE" in `MasterCatalog.addRelationMetadata()` to simplify the procedure? Then we don't need to first delete the entry then insert the new one, and can also save this additional arg.
http://sqlite.org/lang_conflict.html


There's no reason rotate should call the origin translation, it's essentially two operations: 1) set the origin position and 2) rotate. In some cases we might just want to do one of those.


I am going home because there is a thunderstorm warning and it wont be
safe. I will get the updated code to you asap. I fixed the
ConvertLettersMain.php page but unfortunately found some errors in the php
code alternative_swap.php that I need to fix. Thanks again for all the help
and guidance.

Best Regards,
Yusuf Ameri

On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 4:33 PM, Yusuf Ameri <yusuf.ameri@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello,
> I made a reaaalllly dumb mistake and am in the process of fixing it. Don't
> worry about it if you are trying to figure it out.
>
> On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 3:41 PM, Yusuf Ameri <yusuf.ameri@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Ok so i followed the tutorial but I could not get it to work properly. I
>> found out what the problem is. When I type in the following, as you can see
>> in the screenshot,
>>
>> <?php
>>     echo "<p>Only this should get printed </p>";
>> ?>
>>
>>  php script stops working and everything in white font starts acting as
>> normal text in the html document (i.e. it is printed in the browser.) But
>> the second double quote, semi colon, question mark and closing angle
>> bracket is also printed.
>>
>> What is happening is that for some reason the first closing angle bracket
>> located after <p is telling the document that this is the end of the php. I
>> can't figure out how to escape the > so that it does not register as the
>> end of the php code but does register as a closing angle bracket for html
>> code.
>>
>> Could you help me figure this out? Thanks
>>
>> Best Regards,
>> Yusuf
>>
>> On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 2:31 PM, Yusuf Ameri <yusuf.ameri@gmail.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> thanks. This makes a lot more sense now. I did not realize the echoing
>>> would print to the html document. I thought it prints to the console or
>>> browser
>>>
>>> On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 2:28 PM, Moritz Schubotz <
>>> notifications@github.com> wrote:
>>>
>>>> http://php.about.com/od/learnphp/qt/php_with_html.htm
>>>>
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How does this with with a minifer, presumably it handles it?

how about this:
```
// define a function
var fn = function () {
    //...
} // semicolon missing at this line

// then execute some code inside a closure
(function () {
    //...
})();
```
This will be interpreted as:

```
var fn = function () {
    //...
}(function () {
    //...
})();
```
so you end up passing the second function to the first as an arg.

Also as a general coding style I agree with Ray, it's something that should be discussed as a team.


No. It was totally implemented in Cg shader language.

The only sources for Super-xBR are the ones in common-shaders.

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> So there's this plugin called gliden64 and it has the xBRZ filter
> implemented, but according to the programmer, gonetz/GLideN64#581
> <https://github.com/gonetz/GLideN64/issues/581> Super xBR cannot be
> implemented in it's shader form and must be in C++. Do you have a C++
> version anywhere to use with the plugin, as I'm sure N64 games would look
> great with your upscaler.
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Ah, so you are installing from a `ghcWIthPackages` env. That's going to put the wrapped `ghc` on your path, which I think will then get picked up by taffybar and used to compile `taffybar.hs`. I install `taffybar` system wide, and I don't want to pollute my environment with `ghc`, which I'd rather lock down on a per-project basis.


Is this a code smell? reverting the parent redefinition of equals? Possibly baseVertex should no override it but is likely that something is going to break.


Same for this colon here


Would you like me to transfer ownership of this repo to you?


Oh. Ok, thank you.

Sincerely,
Arseniy Seroka

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> the wrapped `ghc` on your path, which I think will then get picked up by
> taffybar and used to compile `taffybar.hs`. I install `taffybar` system
> wide, and I don't want to pollute my environment with `ghc`, which I'd
> rather lock down on a per-project basis.
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What if you actually have an ``fd`` which is ``0``?


use the one in github


Yep, a debug-mode menu would be pretty handy (especially given the fact half the people skip the README).


I do want it for bonecard, but didn't find what it will be good for micro size in 'create' page.


Ah no, no new line.
Well... who cares...


This is good... do you want to publish this on the main branch?


@bobbilee19 at this point, we have not yet associated comments with users so they told us to comment this line out for now, unless I missed something!


In NPM 3+ it resolves the clashes with React 0.6.0+


Man, look at that header.


If you can't find another Minecraft server, you haven't been looking hard enough. I'm surprised that you were able to find this commit, but not an alternative to CraftBukkit.

I'm assuming you want a fairly complete, Bukkit compatible server. Here are the options:
There is [Spigot](https://www.spigotmc.org/), a direct fork/continuation of CraftBukkit

And, there is [GlowstonePlusPlus](https://glowstoneplusplus.github.io/), a full rewrite of the Minecraft server. Not fully complete. It is a fork of [Glowstone](http://glowstone.net] with more features and active development.


remove comment


No, you're welcome to maintain control of your version. As is obvious, it's been 11 years since I worked on BayesSpam. I've very pleased its still helping people, and I have absolutely no objection to others improving or maintaining it. Consider it public domain, since I don't seem to have included a license. :)


{} x 4


I would recommend not profiling until the end, if there are any speed
concerns. but if you want to, take a look at valgrind.

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wrote:

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>
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>
> > I think it is fine to have lots of in/out arguments, as long as you add
> > comments in the C code so you know what each of them are. You can use a
> > struct if you think it will simplify things. I would recommend making
> > design choices based on speed if you can (less reads/writes/function
> calls
> > is usually faster). Also I talked to Mark yesterday and he said that out
> of
> > the 3 versions of the SAG code the most complicated one is the fastest
> > (*SAG_LipschitzLS)
> > so I would recommend using that as the basis of your L2-regularized GLM
> > implementation.*
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> > I
> > > broke-up the main SAG loop in an outer loop responsible that will call
> > > _sag_constant_iteration at each visited example. I am a bit bothered by
> > the
> > > function above, it just seems really messy. It has in arguments, out
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Format for doxygen, maybe don't mention piksi firmware, e.g.
`/** Error strings for calcPVT() negative return codes. e.g. `pvt_err_msg[-ret - 1]` where `ret` is the return value of calc_PVT(). */`


{} x 2


Might want to verify that it can handle at least two items in the pull-down


rax retry tests


This is unpredictable. You should use regular expression instead. E.g.: `preg_match('/\breturn\b/', ...)`


Can I simply run make arm-22-fornexus to build it or should I do something else?


$migration_type =
needs to be defined?


So this should permit to add corners auto-claim, right?


So is the code now spaces-safe?


`filename: './businesscard.pdf'` as option is deprecated. Please use the following code:
```
pdf.create(html, options).toFile('./businesscard.pdf', function(err, res) {
    if (err) return console.log(err);
    console.log(res); // { filename: './businesscard.pdf' }
});
```


Looks cool :)


does the clipped part show up if you hover? If not, how hard would it be to achieve that?


TODO: Request gyroscope value separately


Confusing, this constructor does not create any graph, rewrite the javadoc please.


@tpope any chance we can get this guy released?  Hitting this problem like crazy.  Thanks! :grinning:


Excuses, excuses.


Good question, indeed. You're right, when in doubt, let's put nothing.


Does
$domain
need to be
$canvas_domain


{} x 5


LGTM with very minor comments


Can the call of split be inforced within updateGraph instead of relaying on the using code to do that?


keep this


Actually it's referring to a character named Scott so member is correct. Also, Readable is signifying that it can be read in-game, not that it's legible.


Say using a new private method:
```
private void splitIfNecessary() { if (notSplitYet) split() }
```


I don't think this can happen.


Very long method, can we make it smaller?


Naive question, but is it more efficient to extract a column of a catalog directly into a numpy array rather than doing a slow python for loop?


A C/C++ version would probably be far too slow. Even the C version of 2xBR that is in RetroArch (gfx/video_filters) is pretty slow.


Most likely, capstone reports the 0th operand as MIPS_OP_MEM, in which case the implementation of SW becomes [operand(0) ^= operand(1)].

Of course, you must implement operand() for memory operands correctly.
It does not look correct now.
Unless I am missing something (I do not know MIPS), memory operands can have as an address a register or a register plus offset.
You cannot have a sum of two registers there.


Yeah, definitely an unintentional commit.


As far as I know, I never tested it actually within a directory structure with spaces, but I always tried to be compatible. I will test it one day :-P


Pozdrav,
Komentari na ovu zadacu su:
1. Mislim da nije pametno koristi Math.getRandom jer kao sto vidis ispod moze biti izmedju 0 i 0,99999... generisan broj i pomnozi npr, 0,99999* 4 dobit ces 3, 9996 neka ti int uradi round na donju npr, opet imas broj 3, a ti si u listi incirao samo tri clana (a kao sto znamo lista pocinje od 0 sto znaci get(3) ce baciti exception index not found.
// Returns a random number between 0 (inclusive) and 1 (exclusive)
function getRandom() {
  return Math.random();
}
private static String[] names = { "nameA", "nameB", "nameC" }; kao sto rekoh samo tri clana inicirana :)
2. Obzirom da je ovo neki Java GUI mislim da ti ovo nece raditi:
if (e.getSource() == button1)
Posto kao sto znas Java ce pitati da li je e.getSource() memorijska lokacija ista button1 i nikada to se nece desiti. Znaci provjeru sa znakom == u Javi mozes samo koristiti na ovaj nacin na primitivnim tipovima, ali ne i na Objektima nego se uvijek koristi equals to znaci vjerovatno je trebalo da ide nesta ovako:
button1.equals(e.getSource()) da bi ovo radilo.


This is where compPrefixLen and compSufficLen are used. You should bring them in as private methods.


Oops.


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@grkvlt @csabapalfi I'm thinking about adding exec support natively in jclouds-docker so that the runScriptOnNode command may use both SSH and Docker Exec "drivers" alternatively.
Do you think it may be beneficial here?


Is now fixed.


You have to re-add the sources. So best is to move the sources-directories out to another place, and then re-import all those APKs (say hi to the wildcards! :-)) again with add_sourceapp.sh.

E.g. add_sourceapp.sh /temp/sources-directory/*/*/*/*/*.apk


No, it doesn't. I'm not sure how hard it would be. Did you see my 2 comments in the issue? I wanted JH to weigh in about what to do with extra long language names.


I meant, still should be more specific than your hostname.

After attempting scribbles, I'm not sure each module can live separately unless we add more modules/redefine UI lol


The commented out code here was code particular to ISC and the usage of Jazkarta's microsite manager app.  Noting here that this change just reverts this `microsite.py` method to what is already in the `master` branch for edx-platform/common/djangoapps/microsite_configuration.


True.., The create reference is kinda 'cargo cult programming atm' I'll have to check more in 'See MIPS Run' how to implement it correctly and read more about the internals of snowman.


Instance of this class will be a singleton for the lifetime of a VS instance. But, no, it does not have to be sealed


I can add more to the test, if you want. In practice, I know it handles at least 4 in the pull-down.


Maybe, a small clarification: what you want to get in the end is:
*(reg1 + offset) = reg2
or, in terms of IR:
Assignment(Dereference(BinaryOperator(ADD, MemoryLocationAccess(reg1->memoryLocation()), Constant(offset))), MemoryLocationAccess(reg2->memoryLocation()))
(Syntactic details are omitted for clarity)


Let's add coverage for the single colon case.


No. Instance of this class, OnBuildPackageRestorer, will be a singleton for the lifetime of a VS instance


Comentário teste


The POSIX docs state that it will return a "non-negative" FD. Sounds like ``0`` is possible.


@jef-n I've backported in 3738c9143625ea25b0f9bac38165b1a233fb8e0b


After that fix, items with - working good, but now items with ' now working ;)


sw t, addr -> *((int *)addr) = t


Before you upload this to npm you might want to make sync-exec a dependency.  This is so it gets automatically installed when a user installs grunt-preload-assets.  I should have put that in my PR


Haha bro , i wish we learnt c in school, but we dont... im learning c in my own time, ;) which normally i would have contributed to bash stuffs, but atm im learning c + vim and stuff


Currently, everything goes to the dialog and only messages with necessary verbosity level will hit the output window.
If we decide that the dialog should have the same restriction, there is an obvious improvement here to not even switch to the main thread, if the verbosity level is not sufficient compared to MSBuild verbosity level. Let me know @yishaigalatzer @emgarten


No. It has to be on the UI thread


Easy enough.


This isn't related to this diff. If you feel there is a bug, please open a new ticket.


@tpope you rock!  And thanks as always for all you do for us!


looks good -- I hope this doesn't cause problems for Chrome extensions that print random errors to the console.


Please help,
The js.son server and typicide is associated with the illegal implementation of hidden cameras in my home. I have traced the web footprints back to the js.son server database. I bought an RFD device to prove my findings through my extensive research. And the RFD device successfully located cameras in my shower, mine and my wife's bedrom , our living room and above my five year old daughters bed! I keep being shown images of activities we do in the privacy of my bathroom and bedroom, and I've seen a compete layout of our home, the only way this would be possible Is with the utilization of cameras. I do not know who I can turn to for help.
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better to move this struct to utils.h


What about an error case on validating  `precipitation` was provided at all?  Perhaps the job should fail and end.


Menus and toolbars are an art I never really mastered. And beating inertia is soo hard... 😫


consider renaming it to get_zob_key


This should probably return a `FlxUIBar`, not a `FlxSprite`.


use my cm-12.1-staging branch @singhdd93


Hmm, I'm not sure what to do, we almost need a CRC management style thing for post processing so people can turn it off which hacks out the post processing effects, but then as you raise the level, it allows certain effects to increase visual fidelity at the cost of speed.


It makes sense, :+1:


Did you see any performance gain when moving from SimplePool to futures?


You can make a MIPS assembler program consisting of a single sw, implement sw, and make sure the decompiler generates a function with a single statement like `*(r1 + 100500) = r2;` out of it.
You can visualize the IR you are generating using `nocode --print-ir file | dot -Tpdf > out.pdf`.


s/level/levels/, wont->won't


I've found a different approach by using `postversion` instead:

```
tag=`git describe --exact-match --tags $(git log -n1 --pretty='%h')` && geopkg && git add -A && git commit -C HEAD --amend && git tag $tag -f
```

@mafintosh you know shell fu... how do you feel about this?


Okay


Thats is because the way platform_dectect.json works. For each platform, all validation rules as tested and need to pass so the platform matches. If I have both validation rules in the same { name: }, both need to be true at the same time and that will never happen.

So in this case the only alternative is to have 2 entries for the same platform.

Those rules names are based on libmraa way of detect an intel edison.


@KillingJacky it looks like you added this duplicate Analytics beacon by mistake


Of course make sure not to commit those sources ;-)


Add ;fi to terminate the if


Does this actually work?  I'm still seeing a memory leak.  In my tests, index is never >= 0, and so the splice never gets called.


I'll move all to another folder and then add sources and build.


Quite useful feature, but can you clarify in there whether a dependency is a file name or not.

Also it's worth mentioning whether lib.d.ts would ever be included in the list.


If I'm not wrong, booting into recovery will fire up the on boot sequence of the ramdisk. Do you know at which point the build model is overwritten?

If I understand you correctly, the ROM is merely just 811/813 with different modems and overwritten build models on boot?


We should not change the code of the lib directly. Instead, `$.fn.timeago = function(action, options)` allows you to override the strings, by passing as options something like `{ settings: { strings: { minute: "a minute", ... }}}`


This line can be reached on an ASUS Transformer TF300, and then actually still throw an `ActivityNotFoundException`, so this might need a try/catch around it (which is absolutely amazing)


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yep - missing the `end` for ClassPost


There will be some merge conflicts with the machine units related modifications which I haven't pushed yet...


I have to manually copy etc, framework, usr, vendor, lib and lib64 folders, right?


Yes, *if* the catalog is contiguous in memory (i.e. it hasn't already had a boolean indexing operation applied to it - like this one has).

Unlike NumPy, we don't immediately copy boolean indexing operations into a new table, because doing that would create a lot of unnecessary copies when you do multiple boolean indexing operations in sequence, and it takes something that is a view and turns it into something that isn't a value.  You can explicitly copy the table to get a contiguous copy that you can extract columns from, which is what I'd usually recommend.

But, in this case, it comes down to a choice between doing a slow Python loop, or doing a deep copy of the entire table (including columns we don't care about), and I'm not sure what wins there in performance.  My guess is that doing the deep copy still wins, but this isn't enough of a performance critical segment that I think it's a big deal.  In any case, with a  bit of refactoring I think we could switch to extracting the initial arrays directly from the table, but as this code is still getting churned a bit on the HSC side I'd rather not do that yet.


One issue with doing this as part of the `npm version` process is if `geopkg` isn't able to find a location - then npm fails with a really loud error message which isn't really that nice. But you should just be able to ignore that though


Right, I agree that there's a difference between "correct" and "compiling and running reasonably". All I was saying was that that's just what I noticed. Re: Standard, that certainly sounds like the best argument against.
> but you aren't necessarily going to get a

Just to be sure, was that sentence supposed to end in "a compilation error"?
Re: SO answer, you're right, it was wrong to imply the whole answer was relevant, I was just referring to:
> For example, all the standard library headers (say, string or vector for example) are probably included in most of your headers. So you quickly end up with the same header being indirectly included multiple times in the same .cpp file.

From that, I gleaned that it was okay to have, like you indicated.


Ei ei ei, peinlich. Behoben im letzten commit.


I would say to add a nullity check for array_size and base_port_idx the same way we do for name and data_type.


bad commit message!


cf. https://github.com/epfldata/sc/commit/22cf9960b2fd9883a85f9900e0d2b15e8b8c65d7


Well or do the contrary. Only enable the new effect when CRC is disabled or maybe minimal.


Yeah, sorry, didn't finish that sentence.

There is one standard library header that does have different effects when included multiple times: `<cassert>`.  It's pretty evil, though, so… :stuck_out_tongue:

Okay, awesome.  Good research and reasoning.


This is getting leaked on every interval change.


See: https://github.com/ezsystems/ezflow/pull/59
Blame: https://github.com/ezsystems/ezflow/commit/9f235da2c38238245fecd90d2cb09eed4ebbe2fa
Conclusion: No answer, you'll have to ask @lserwatka but he probably does not remember, good luck :)


That's fair, but without trying to sound sassy, I originally saw the `using namespace std;` from your example code, and from there decided if that's being used, and these sub-modules were going along with it, it'd be okay.

Also, I was having trouble finding exactly what happens when you have conflicting notation referring to different modules (so include guards don't seem to be relevant here). I would assume the last one defined overrides? In which case even being explicit about where it comes from if anything is less helpful IMHO, as it gives false confidence. Or the compiler gives an error? In which case this wouldn't be an issue perhaps?


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Uninitialized


Dein Tool sagt ja^^ "bKnowEngwithan EqualTo 0"


How can we get dns lookup support into B-Pi's uboot?


how does this interact with golang threading? capabilities are per-thead, and there's no `LockOSThread` here..

(also, it'd be good to avoid code in main.go because it's inevitably untested, I know we already have setupNetwork here but I'd love to avoid that setting a precedent..)


You are modifying a global static here.  That can't be right.


But it's not that simple, how does one know if the patches available are still needed or not and the same goes for the external resources. Only the core maintainer will know how to update this recipe so even if the community would like to help we can't. @mistydemeo can you comment on what's the correct procedure to update this recipe? Are these external references and hashes added by some tool or by hand?


yep, realized that just now too! sorry

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@hoholee12 theres alot of minor bug fixes to be made :) and cleanup, eg:
http://i.imgur.com/pzIVh4F.png

simple things like that, optimizing code, we could use {color-name}ONLY{nc} , etc... instead of that, but we aren't, its about refactoring and cleaning up and bug fixing and unifying the code, which is hard since its been written by all 3 of us lol

i will do, is it the systuner thingy?


despite the commit msg, the issue # is really #1090.
missed it by that much!


Several bugs in this commit, all fixed in 34de358951


I do not like converting perfectly good ints into strings.  It's
inefficient at large scales and ugly code at small scales.

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util.IntSet?

I did debate it, but it just made me cranky in my desire to generics or
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I think this change is good


this line is not necessary


No u.


Fields and filenames should be in global_ini.py and stored flatly as a dictionary (suggested name - FORM_TABLES).


Please remove exclamation mark


I'm ambivalent to formalizing this as a type.  I don't see much benefit to
a Set object vs just doing map checks.  The extra complexity to me is
inelegant and doesn't save typing or clarity (not using it as an interface
with a different abstraction).

On Jun 30, 2015, at 4:34 PM, David Eads <notifications@github.com> wrote:

util.IntSet?

I did debate it, but it just made me cranky in my desire to generics or
templates.

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Well, since I think the standard of `stdin` is to have it delimited by spaces right, so I guess `cin` could try to do something fancy like having an option to specify an `end` delimiter at which point to return the value..?


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What was the conflict in the use of moves?


@westcripp...beat me too it..lol


Lines from 193 to 202 should come back, they are needed to feed the linking flag for ffw3 to the compiler.
Without them configure errors out when checking for ffw3.


name 'find_latest_import_dbf' misleading (in 'latest'), rename to what it actually does.


como actualizo pyfactura de la versión 0.6c a 0,9b/c


sphinx


ToDo list


como actualizo pyfactura de la versión 0.6c a 0,9b/c en win 7 gracias


This should be a vector<int>


ok, do you will continue to improve your query?


##This is a markdown file


could be const vector<int> &get_histogram()


no


spacing


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Wasn't implementing the AutoCloseable interface a good thing? To keep track of multiple levels of exceptions?


f**k


Well, I was working on this feature at the same time!  Please double check that everything is OK.


given my preference, i would put these two diffs into a separate commit, since they're only cleanup (however well-intentioned, they don't fix anything in and of themselves that I can see)


Because initc is the short lived wrapper of initd, it does not really have
goroutines to schedule. However we must add a LockOSThread call in main,
just to be sure exec will be in the same thread as Containerizer.Init.

On the testing subject, we can convert the anonymous function to a unit
tested struct that follows the Step interface. I don't think it will
increase coverage but it is definitely a better practice.

Let's address above issues tomorrow.

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> how does this interact with golang threading? capabilities are per-thead,
> and there's no LockOSThread here..
>
> (also, it'd be good to avoid code in main.go because it's inevitably
> untested, I know we already have setupNetwork here but I'd love to avoid
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Yeah, that's what I would expect. Can we just not append the scope when we're using the rubygems-provided system directory?


@bdogg718k  come to hangouts for a min pls


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I'd rename this to "SetupHostFirewall()"


} else {


That would work.


I did man.waiting for reply

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A [while back](https://github.com/MakeHartford/Makelangelo/commit/8281407557786f152da05982de42802f81ec8bff) I added in [Simple Logging Facade for Java (SLF4J)](www.slf4j.org) via [logback](http://logback.qos.ch/). Going forward we should use it to log stuff like this. For an example see [MachineConfiguration#logger](https://github.com/MarginallyClever/Makelangelo/blob/c4e1ec009eeb894ccc34483e596d50080ce0f82f/java/src/main/java/com/marginallyclever/makelangelo/MachineConfiguration.java#L96) logging [an error](https://github.com/MarginallyClever/Makelangelo/blob/c4e1ec009eeb894ccc34483e596d50080ce0f82f/java/src/main/java/com/marginallyclever/makelangelo/MachineConfiguration.java#L629). For something like printing font names we can use the [info](http://www.slf4j.org/api/org/slf4j/Logger.html#info(java.lang.String)) or [debug](http://www.slf4j.org/api/org/slf4j/Logger.html#debug(java.lang.String)) levels. There are examples of where I log at those levels in the code as well.


username?


Hey Yarick, thanks to the work in https://github.com/mwaskom/seaborn/pull/596 you should be able to pull down the seaborn datasets locally and then point seaborn at them, which will avoid network usage when running the doctests.


Just a simple repository for my own stuff


See [my comment](https://github.com/MarginallyClever/Makelangelo/commit/c4e1ec009eeb894ccc34483e596d50080ce0f82f#commitcomment-11942772).


Yes


Let's use the approach in #495. Here is how to write the `basic_get_args` function:
```c++
void basic_get_args(const CRCPBasic *self, CVecBasic *args)
{
    for (auto &a: (self->m->get_args())
        args->m.push_back(a);
}
```
Very simple and clean.


I would love to revert that one. Do you know what Bugzilla 266  was? We are having no problem at all with `<cstdint>` and clang.


@gentoo90 Can you please explain line 35 to me. More explicitely, I'd like to know about `%~2`.


Actually, it can even be simplified further:
```c++
void basic_get_args(const CRCPBasic *self, CVecBasic *args)
{
    args->m = self->m->get_args();
}
```
So I think this is obviously the way to go.


given all the inheritance, you should check if this object has a member named "allowed_ip_range" before making a reference to self.allowed_ip_range.  Something like following should work:

if hasattr(self, allowed_ip_range) and self.allowed_ip_range:
   ...


You can't turn a `[T;_]` into a `IntoIterator<Item=T>`, so this requires passing in a Vec for now...


Looking at it, I couldn't see any real advantage to it.  All autoclosable gives is some hidden code in a try-with-resources finally block to close the object and swallow any exceptions. The equivalent code has been moved into the shutdown method.


Certainly better. What's GEN?

Accessor code however seems to hint to what reflection does (accessing the code) rather than why it does it (to process decorators and other stuff - I seem to understand).

In this context "INITIALIZING_CODE_PROCESSING_FACTORY" could perhaps be heading in a direction closer to the purpose of the reflect factory?


Just for you @asparke2 :)


I have ur hangouts window up on my pc..says ur not available now.

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yes, now it way more aestetic


Ah cheers, I missed that sorry! :)


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"Altan isn't on Hangouts right now. He'll see your messages later"

On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 6:43 PM, Brian Koluch <bdogg718k@gmail.com> wrote:

> I have ur hangouts window up on my pc..says ur not available now.
>
> On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 6:39 PM, Altan KRK <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> username?
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>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>> .
>>
>
>


Pushing right to master... okay.


think you forgot a colon here, other than that looks good :+1:


using "--source" instead of "-s" will improve code readability


i have 16 waiting replys  .whats your real name ?


IDK man

On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 6:45 PM, Brian Koluch <bdogg718k@gmail.com> wrote:

> "Altan isn't on Hangouts right now. He'll see your messages later"
>
> On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 6:43 PM, Brian Koluch <bdogg718k@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> I have ur hangouts window up on my pc..says ur not available now.
>>
>> On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 6:39 PM, Altan KRK <notifications@github.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> username?
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>>> .
>>>
>>
>>
>


For our style guide? Yup.


i think for OUTPUT chain you want to use "--destination" instead of "-s".


Let's do an if-else so that if the sysinfo-color file doesn't exist we use "green" as the color...


I have added services to the right side that auto update with ajax, along with the system node updating led. There's also cute animations for removing and adding nodes.


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Heh. Good commit message.


Ok.


Brian Koluch
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>


For both INPUT and OUTPUT chains, you should explicitly allow TCP and UDP protocols only.  Look for "-p" option for iptables.


if it works it works; specifics of the context are beyond me.


IIRC, all three are pointing at the same RE. You only have to do this for `ascan.RE`.


is it hangouts name ?


If we specify the histogram size, wouldn't we use the constant size algorithm where we adaptively change T to maintain the number of samples?  P (reuse_dist_max_threshold) could be statically set to something extremely large, right?  The ratio of T/P is what matters, and we will be adjusting T.


yeah dude..its my google info. Username: bdogg718k  Real name:Brian Koluch
Like i said I have ur window up..ist this u?
http://s30.postimg.org/xlivtice9/Screenshot_from_2015_06_30_18_52_28.png

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>


If the `done()` is called twice the test fails. Hence the test? Error shouldn't be emitted.


I actually dont see the need for this. Care to explain?


Ok, thanks.


Right now it throws an exception and the job fails after a few retries. I will update it to end immediately if no precipitation value is found.


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Yes, I know, I am monkey patching it to continue to work on 2.6 until we also can drop 2.6. We are still in a user feedback stage about dropping 2.6.


to me this throws an error, but this works:
    var foundationRoutes = []:


Next time, rebase my repo into yours and then merge the branch. This will lead to cleaner commit history and avoid this:
```
Merge pull request #5 from sananth12/master
```

Go though this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2876477/what-are-the-advantages-of-a-rebase-over-a-merge-in-git


I'm not sure what this is for?


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You're welcome! :)


@u3games private a todas estas variables


Shouldn't that be =! 0. Because error codes are not binary


Built the package, tried to flash it but it failed because of low space (I need another 37 MB and I'm already excluding Chrome, Docs, Sheets, Slides and Wallet), but all the calculations are correct. I have to decide what to leave out and retry.


Wait I'm confused, the test_error_completely_empty test should raise 400 if we submit a POST with no data, which is the current behaviour.  The submit API defaulted to accept_empty=False, which is why that test raises a 400 when no data is provided.  That behaviour is still intact and should remain unchanged, shouldn't it?


Thanks :)


assertEq for "v6" and "v4"?


Yeah I know :-( And there isn't, so far. It's a necessary but not
sufficient step to according materializing the arguments array.  You can
revert it, I suspect, but it'll need to come back eventually.


This is really awkwardly worded. The message should be localized, and could be better worded as "{0} players have been added to the whitelist"


Yeah, I think @bezidejni figured out that loading the microsite data via microsites.json wasn't working correctly, so we reverted to specifying the data in server-vars.yml. I can't remember the details, but Filip might be able to shed some light. I remember him doing some hardcore debugging around this problem.


El if debería manejarlo getLanguage, es decir, si el CURRENT_LANG es null, que devuelva directamente "en". Así evitás este if.


lgtm


Typo "Conent-type" should be Content-type in the commit comment.


Can you change the return type while overriding the function?


private static final String DEFAULT_LANG = "en";
...
if (CURRENT_LANG == null) return DEFAULT_LANG;
return CURRENT_LANG;


Good catch @jbpros.

I've been looking more closely at Spark. YUCK.

It's nice on the surface, but when you start digging you'll find that it has static class variables all over the place, causing state to leak between multiple instances of a Spark app. This makes it impossible to unit test Spark apps.

More specifically, the various route methods like `before`, `get` and `post` end up adding routes to a static (i.e. global) list of routes, appending to the ones that are already there. In other words, running `init` a 2nd time has no effect since the routes are just added to the end of a list and never used when a request comes in.

We have to scrap Spark and use plain old Servlets instead. That's actually not too bad - the servlet API isn't that bad at all, and should be more familiar to everyone.


@luksdlt92 hecho ^^


Sería conveniente crear un enum MsgId al estilo { EVENT_ABORTED("event_aborted") ...} y mandar eso en el método:

EventUtil.announceToAllPlayers(Say2.CRITICAL_ANNOUNCE, LanguageHandler.getMsg(MsgId.EVENT_ABORTED));


How do you want to deal with things that are optional? Such as:

https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide#consistent-multi-line-chains


All whitespace changes except for this line.


Extra spaces


I'm going to add the linter and fix all the style later.
Ignore style for now


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The main reason is that, at some point, we semi-automatically replaced instances of strlen with mb_strlen(). Leaving strlen() here would be a risk if, in the future, a developer thinks that we forgot one replacement and reintroduces this bug. I know that we could add a comment but I wanted to minimize the risk.


Right, it was just to avoid having a duplicate log for the test.

In that case, the `callback` altogether is not needed. Simply pass `done` as a callback for both handlers.
```javascript
gitRawCommits()
     .on('close', done)
     .on('error', done);
```


debug and minDanglingBranchLength are effectively constants, so change their name to uppercases; the latter needs to be static also.


Acredito que o correto aqui seria "Extensão" no singular, e o restante da frase concordando.


Same for minBaseQualityToUseInAssembly


This feature detection does not work as we still depend on the overload of Deserialize that is in unshipped version of cordova-wp8. However, cordova-plugin-file-transfer has already been released.


Melhorada


Nós => faltou o acento agudo ... o mesmo se aplica às linhas 57 e 58.


In essence cordova-plugin-file-transfer@1.2 is unsable without getting cordova-wp8@master. I will see how this can be fixed and we can do another release.


Fábrica => consertar acento agudo


Ohh, no no, I meant that "Join" needs to be corrected to "Joint," as that's a typo.

And, ah, ok, that makes sense.  I thought it was saying that opposed to being destroyed or tattered in a way that you couldn't read it (in terms of roleplaying).


I like GPL better, thanks


@ruslo

I think these lines from the original pull request are still needed in cmake/templates/OpenCVConfig.cmake.in:

+if(TARGET opencv_world)
+  set(OpenCV_LIBS opencv_world)
+endif()

This was in the second part of the main chunk of this commit:
https://github.com/headupinclouds/opencv/commit/e9fb22281ed08a1cdb8573831a118d24a7e44e04

Otherwise OpenCV_LIBS still returns the full set of libraries, even though they aren't installed, i.e.:

===CMakeLists.txt===
message("${OpenCV_LIBS}")

=== stdout ===
opencv_world;opencv_videostab;opencv_videoio;opencv_video;opencv_stitching;opencv_shape;opencv_photo;opencv_objdetect;opencv_ml;opencv_imgproc;opencv_imgcodecs;opencv_highgui;opencv_hal;opencv_flann;opencv_features2d;opencv_core;opencv_calib3d

That causes a build error.

Let me know if I'm missing something.


Is graphWriter ever used? remove please.


Yes. The error is on first line of rebuild.sh:
cd libuv; sh autogen.sh;
there is no libuv/autogen.sh... libuv directory is empty.


Redo javadoc.


This just makes things unnecessarily complex, comment is fairly common way to explain such cases (for instance, when you intentionally skip `break` in `switch-case`), do not see any problems with this even potential.
`mb_strlen(.., '8bit')` instead of `strlen(..)` is really an overkill.


I also excluded Earth and Google+ and the package flashed without errors. I haven't tested all the apps but they should work. The only problem is that the debug logs tar file is empty, while the normal log only contains:

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
                  ¹ Previously installed with Open GApps
\# End Open GApps Install Log

\# Begin User's gapps-config

\# End User's gapps-config

The log from the try that failed for insufficient space however was complete.


I agree.

On Tue, Jun 30, 2015 at 1:56 PM, Pedro Teixeira <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I think eventually we should combine all of these nu functions in one, and
> give the user the option to choose the method used in the computation.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Macaulay2/Workshop-2014-Berkeley/commit/854646d5ec243ee73bf825ec7c7e3dc7e8dc9d10#commitcomment-11939810>
> .
>


Forgot to check that fullReferenceWithPadding is not null.


Also genomeLoc I guess.


Sorry, I just deleted that whole file....


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sha1 changed due to a rebase


We need to test rapids-based split frame as well.


This is where the major breakage was =)


Oh!  Yeah why did I remove that test... I have returned it and updated all the tests to call into the Schemas directly.


This is ok. But I would remove this code from the PDFHexString object, it will give false positives because the hexa strings are already encoded, so they will be always there as obfuscated...


We're facing a problem with the httpRouter library.
See this issue : https://github.com/julienschmidt/httprouter/issues/12
httpRouter can't handle 2 routes with the same path / query, even if the HTTP method is different.


Typo, should be `parse.TypeSeriesSet`?


@wkerzendorf So, I think I've gotten this to generate the right graph. The nodes give the names of properties, e.g. `beta_rad,` and the edges are labelled with the module names, e.g. `BetaRadiation`, and those edges connect the property `beta_rad` to the necessary inputs (`t_rad`). That's how we want it right? I'm using the `ion_number_density`/`electron_densities` example as a test case, and Networkx seems fine with the multiple outputs, but I'll see how Tardis reacts to it tomorrow. I had a lot of trouble trying to install pygraphviz module and I eventually gave up, but I figured out how to generate super ugly but still usable versions of the graphs using matplotlib. Anyway, just updating you! I'll let you know if I get stuck.


What's the error you get?


Very large method, can you extract some of its content into private ones?


See my other comment about the httpRouter


Yep good catch.


If other instances of strlen() are introduced inadvertantly at some other places in the code, we'll have to do a massive replacement and these two instances could be replaced too, reintroducing the bug.


I don't think you can?


I would also add some error handling there, and return (-1, 'Error message')


Thanks for the report! This was fixed in #139 (f11b3b82931df3c540a0a960b6b1de60094d33d6)


Does VisibleForTesting excuses not checking the arguments?


Is there no utility that does this?


Try to make many small commits with a clear description of what is happening in the commit. There is a lot going on here.


Please, check other similar functions to know what it should return. All of them are returning None in these cases...


As you wish, but such assumption is really weird, especially since you said that such replacement already happened.


This could be a good point to split this method in two as what comes next is alteration of the graph that has been created right above.