Hmmm... guess I've been away from Ruby-land for some time.

I suppose this line ensures that all dependencies listed in `jsduck.gemspec` get installed. Good to get rid of this duplication.


Oops... I'll fix it ASAP.


line 37 ? That line just use a command line tool to push code coverage report to the coveralls.com service.


I disagree. If someone does choose zzogl or ZeroGS or whatever new plugin that might be developed in the future and presses F9 and it stays as "Toggling GSdx hardware/software renderer" - that would be incorrect.


ASCII value? You probably mean hex value?


Still having trouble understanding... Date.now() doesn't involve any memory locations being updated from another thread, so it doesn't seem as much "a special case" as "entirely unrelated." But it seems like @annevk has understood better, and things seem to be proceeding productively...


Updates installed packages to their newest version according to bower.jsonLeave a line note


Leave a line 📝 Updates installed packages to their newest version according to bower.json


@coancea was this a reasonable fix?


@indiesquidge my vim isn't properly reading the ends here. Is that happening to you?


We don't define `attr_accessor` in controllers, we don't have `@name`, `@email`, or `@password` variables here we want to mess with! Or models for that matter, ActiveRecord automatically defines the attr_accessors for all columns on a model.


300000 - is bad freq for Yuga.


Removing this class deleted background picture


ahmed chill out bro. He is 15. He is learning. we can all be super studs in the crypto verse LIKE ME!!!!!


Ok!


The indenting is off here too by one space, but that's nitpicking.


How do you mean? Like it's complaining that it's missing an end?


I guess the return value could be void for this function?


Nope, sorry if I confused you - I was just referring to the return value of scanf, "Number of receiving arguments successfully assigned, or EOF if read failure occurs before the first receiving argument was assigned."

When scanf sees the 'f', it treats it as the character, as you suggest and skips it because 'f' is not a number. It will then hit the end of the string and give up because it hasn't found a number to parse. In that case, it won't set the value of the integer you passed in (&option) to anything! So, what is the value of option? It's undefined! That's dangerous! One thing you can do is check the result of scanf, which is an integer and that will tell you how many things it successfully parsed and assigned. However, the simpler solution and recommended best practice for C is to **always** initialize your variables. Instead of 'int option;', use 'int option = 0;' (or something similar).


Yeah, the end for the if on line 37 is being associated with the end for the def on line 36. Really weird. Auto-indent was fucked up because of it.


That was for debugging. I've removed it.
The e2e tests already wait for all started pods to be running.


Discussion opened : https://bugs.limesurvey.org/view.php?id=9704


I'm having the same issue here with the German translation. Seems to be a global problem.


I'd say 223 might not live long enough for let's say 236.


At a conceptual level you have multiple separate environments. `Date.now()` conceptually returns a value from a different environment. The proposed `getPacketsSent()` would too return a value from a different environment (and not update any memory locations). But the latter is bad and `Date.now()` is not.


“Discrete” probably shouldn’t be here.


Yeah no it's not particularly useful.


We are doing index search for associate array (`commands` is an associative array). `#` gives us `0` or `1` based on whether the index exists.
Example session:
```zsh
~ ❯❯❯ assoc_array=("less" "/usr/bin/less" "lesspipe" "/usr/bin/lesspipe" "scp" "/usr/bin/scp")
~ ❯❯❯ echo $assoc_array
/usr/bin/scp /usr/bin/less /usr/bin/lesspipe
~ ❯❯❯ echo $assoc_array[(i)lesspipe(|.sh)]
lesspipe
~ ❯❯❯ echo $#assoc_array[(i)lesspipe(|.sh)]
1
~ ❯❯❯ echo $assoc_array[(i)lessp(|.sh)]

~ ❯❯❯ echo $#assoc_array[(i)lessp(|.sh)]
0
~ ❯❯❯ echo $#assoc_array[(i)less(|.sh)]
1
```
As you can see, when you actually find an index, you'll be fine without `#`. But when you don't find an index, having `#` helps.


My initial plan was to make full otml support for brushes, config, etc as well as the dat/spr editor already is.
I was working on a tool to save palettes as otml.
Now that this commit is 'oficial', it seems nonsense, but it can be implemented using xml.

![palette](http://s7.postimg.org/ngnfpvn3v/palette.png)


Everything looks good


A period is missing.


Why is this comment needed?


I see. It confuses me, because the Scrutinizer uploads coverage too, so it duplicates coverage upload task.
Is there any reason for this?


if you want it to launch full screen then changed "-config nullDC_GUI:Fullscreen=0" to Fullscreen=1


So I tried to use madvr's super-xbr filter, but it is only under chroma upscaling, not image upscaling. Do you know how I can force the video to not do image upscaling and just do chroma? I already tried setting image upscaling to nearest neighbor and chroma to super-xbr, but it is only doing image upscaling, at least on my 480p test video.


Thanks!


Full set of working commands.  Consider version 1.0


what is a bad idea, set @xml as an instance variable?


Thanks!!


If this function is of general interest, it should probably go do `special`. Is it useful in any other context?


@Ignoble61 for mac support you would have to exchange the pre-compiled libs for lxml and PIL. Since I didnt have any tester yet I wasnt able to implement a conditional import for that.


s/INT/INTO


This is probably a digression, but at some level Date.now() is reading a memory location from a different thread. In Firefox, for instance, Date.now() eventually calls gettimeofday().

https://dxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/js/src/prmjtime.cpp#48

However, internally gettimeofday() calls into the kernel, which when you eventually dig down into it, reads some memory variables which were updated asynchronously (AFAIK by the clock interrupt). And of course, the RTP data being which is sent (and hence the counter updates) is also driven by some clock timer expiries. So if you ignore the difference between the browser and the kernel (which is none of JS's business) then these cases are actually pretty similar.


Fixed.


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I personally prefer otml, however you must keep consistency. All config files are using xml so this one should too. By the way, nice tool. It would be nice if it's part of the mapeditor.


nice catch


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`root_path` doesn't take an argument and doesn't make sense here. What we want to do is redirect to whatever the link's destination is (I believe you called the column "content" in your schema). So `link_to link.title, link.content` would be the way to go.


I guess this one is specific to Binomial distributions and should stay in this file. However, maybe it’s worth moving it out of the `pdf` function and making it a separate private function just before the tests. What do you think?


Nice use of a partial. :cake:


Os modelos também foram criados aqui


Правильно.

Замечание: пробелы в html-коде не нужны и это ошибка, ссылка на заметку будет неправильной. Убирай их.


Thank you Mats, you confirmed my analysis, I moved the function of T4 and T6 to a counter inside 1ms timer and I added to flags to switch counting on/off. I have alrady a display working, just need to check about some minor differences, ie the chineese display I have is with common Kathods,  so some minor changes. Ill update my file on a GIT copy asap.


why not a full cup?


OK, that was totally obvious. Thanks!


Even if we had it already, I don't think it's good to leave testing of `build.json` to dependents of the C core. If Cocoapods tomorrow changes the way they handle includes, it might produce a false positive and leave the C core unknowingly untested in this aspect again. In general, a library should test its own contracts without relying on implementation details of its dependents.


This is quite clever! But clever code is not to be trusted... ;)

The real issue with this approach is that you have to remember to use `url_with_protocol` anytime you want to display the link. As a result, the "right way" to do this is to ensure the data is in a good format when it first gets saved to the database. You could use a validator for this or run url_with_protocol to make an adjusted version of the param in the controller before the Link gets saved. (Similar to how we save `passhash` for passwords, not the actual password param.)


Thanks for the archaeology! I think calling out `Date.now()`/`performance.now()` as special case is fine. Although hopefully that does not give anyone the impression that their case is special enough too.


This should just be
```
if (window != null) {
  window.setTopLevelPosition(x, y);
}
```
Where possible, `return` should be avoided since it's tough to follow flow.


Good idea, thanks.


Why skipping them? They do use the complete application stack, but instead of running '/bin/cf' they run 'echo'. So they prove everything works fine until the actual deployment.


This makes sense to only allow one listener since each `<Router>` gets its own `History` instance. I wonder if we should simplify `addChangeListener` and `removeChangeListener` as well?


You could also have this be a class method on the model that takes a link as an argument. I.e.

```
class Link < ActiveRecord::Base
  def url_with_protocol
   /^http/i.match(self.destination) ? self.destination : "http://#{self.destination}"
  end
end
```

Then you could call it in the controller like: `@link.url_with_protocol`. I'd still prefer just setting the destination to "good data" in the first place when it's saved tho. :)


For instance, here's one of the chunks of code at the bottom of the big stack of turtles:
http://fxr.watson.org/fxr/source/kern/kern_tc.c#L364


no, the `remove_namespaces!`. Let me explain why with a scenario:

1. You are querying your xliff file taking in acount its namespace
2. You open it and modify with xliffer
3. You save your xliff
4. All your queries from (1) are broken, because the saved xliff don't have the name space any longer.

Right now, if we change [this test](https://github.com/neohunter/xliffer/blob/master/spec/xliffer/xliff_spec.rb#L61) file to `xliffspec1.xliff`, it will fail, because that xliff file has some namespaces. However, we we simple remove the `remove_namespaces!` line, it will fail to parse `xliffspec1.xliff` at all! So, somehow, we need to take in account the namespace in our queries without removing it.


I just deleted tif files, what I uploaded before, but we have ai, and svg files of those.


Hah thank you!

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wrote:

> Hehe, these get committed in a number of your projects and they're
> generated by RubyMine.
>
> It would be a good idea to add this to your *global* gitignore as we
> usually don't want to commit editor specific stuff to our projects. Other
> team members might not be using the same editor, after all!
>
> So running git config --global core.excludesfile ~/.gitignore_global will
> make ~/.gitignore_global your global gitignore file. Then you can just add
> .idea to that file to ignore all this gunk RubyMine generates. :)
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Just because it has a column doesn't mean there's an association!

Associations are all about linking data in one table (Users) with data in another table (Links). It is true in some sense that a User "has one" email. But emails aren't their own table, so we wouldn't use an association for that. If we say `has_one :email` then Rails assumes there is an emails table and that the users table has a column called `email_id` that says which email the user has.


If we already have a before change listener, maybe we should probably just warn and carry on? "Hey, you're overwriting your before change listener."


Of course github is a good way to discuss things. I was just surprised that you did a rather big thing here without talking to anyone about it :wink:


What's new compared to v0.15.1:
* scan performance optimization: **up to half the scan time than before** in scanmem, further **up to 40% less scan time** wasted when using the GUI - all that due to scan progress optimization
* Python 3 GUI fixes for the string and bytearray search as well as for the hexview
* Python 2 and 3 GUI fixes for the differential number search and cursor movement in the hexview
* version set to 0.15.2

This is a **must have release**!

`$ git log --reverse --oneline v0.15.1..v0.15.2`
e82f6ca ptrace: Optimize scan progress update for user
d8fc850 ptrace: Optimize scan progress update for front-end
a63bcab ptrace: Remove printing of superfluous dots for front-end
4e7e7c6 gui: Update the scan progress only every 100 ms
d89b7b2 Merge pull request #108 from sriemer/performance
047b936 gui: convert 'line' from bytes to unicode in update_scan_result
f5e13e4 gui: convert 'bytes' from bytes to unicode in bytes2value
c211908 gui: cleanup unicode conversions
5c8fff7 gui: rename 'bytes' to 'databytes' in bytes2value
e530bbd Merge pull request #102 from sriemer/for-wanglu
65c0bde gui: Set the progress to 100% after scanning
0e39f3b gui: hexview: add missing int conversion in AsciiText::render
c2326d7 gui: misc: introduce unicode conversion function u()
858acab gui: convert payload data for hexview to unicode
174b927 value: rework error handling in valtostr()
67b0364 gui: ignore lines with type 'unknown' in update_scan_result
a920d22 gui: hexview: do nothing on ascii/hex change
25a570c gui: hexview: correct moving the cursor in HexText
49ce41b gui: hexview: correct moving the cursor in AsciiText
bc8a110 gui: hexview: fix hex/ascii text edit position with Python 3
5d86a39 Merge pull request #115 from sriemer/hexview
400470b Merge pull request #111 from sriemer/for-wanglu
8de35d0 v0.15.2


I think you should reference "my impact" in this help text, in order to make sure they can differentiate it from the individual project statistics


@vertti @mroderick Yes, what should I use instead? This warning is very confusing to me. Where can I read more about mock being removed, and what to replace it with?


http://www.in-ulm.de/~mascheck/various/ash/#busybox

Also explains why those bashisms work. Apparently those are explicitly enabled with the (default enabled) compatibility flag during the busybox compilation.


There is a spelling error. Use Canola instead of canols.


Ok, I figured it out. I had to go to image doubling and then set it to always. I then could double chroma resolution, and quadruple it for even more resolution. Now I can get the best SD video possible.


Seriously this is not what I'd call "unbreaking".

You've removed NUMA support for free unconditionally.


in my case there is an function that I want ember to treat as a promise:
``` var promise = this.setLoadForAllRoads(cache[cacheId]); ```


yes, there's no need here for 2 methods that do the same thing and the method that you seem to be using is the private `render_as_markdown` method, so I would get rid of the other one.  Before you remove it, you may want to search your app for the `markdown_to_html` method just to be sure you're not using it anywhere else.


The order of the arguments is reversed compared to the name: `WithPlayerAndClass(class, player)`.  Could you swap these?


Outdated comment? There is no `sc` here.


@ExistanceVIP  : Typo?
App Name should be : Kernel Adiutor


Style nit: newline before this, please.


Didn't we decide that selecting enemy actors by type was a bug/exploit?


if not bother you ... why?


Found the most recent chatbox message in memory: http://i.imgur.com/vycLrQD.png

Have no idea how to find either a) the pointer or b) relative address from a given pointer/agent within the game. Any ideas?


try this:
split data into lines
iterate over the lines
on any line containing an '=', everything from the front of the line to the '=' should be in args
if so, capture everything until the end or the next key into the preceeding key.


Oh hey I meant to get back to you earlier about this, but I was pretty busy last week. Sorry about that!

The credit you've provided is plenty sufficient (not that I particularly care about attribution) so you needn't worry about my cadre of lawyers. The parser wasn't originally licensed because it was just a side project to learn python, which I didn't think would garner any interest. I'll add a LICENSE file now (probably MIT)!

By the way I checked out your fork, I really like what you're doing with it!


Yeah I think we can probably remove this logic now.


The updated header that defines the GDALTranslateOptions* structure hasn't been committed


Let's add `.DS_Store` to `.gitignore`.


Ok akhil!~!


This was out of the scope of my PR so I'd left it untouched. I thought all of this was dealt with in PR #8195 (issue #8181).
This commit is basically exclusively copy-paste stuff. No changes in the logic whatsoever. If it's necessary tho, I don't mind taking a look at what would be the best thing to do with these `PriorityExts`. Seems hacky with these `PriorityRanges` and what not


> ```c++
> template <Copyable T, Function<const T&> F>
> void f(T a, T b, F g) {
>   auto c = a;
>   c = b;
>   g(a);
> }
> ```
>
> Should I be able to rely on `g` seeing the same value of `a` that was passed to `f`?

IMO, no you should not be able to rely on that. If you want to rely on that, you require `Semiregular`.

> It's ironic that I'm guaranteed by `CopyConstructible` that `auto c = a` will not modify `a`, but `c = b` might modify `a`.

I don't find that strange at all. The copy constructor promises not to modify the source object. But anything else in the system might. It might be a timer that is counting down.

> ```c++
> template <Destructible T, Function<const T&> F>
>   requires requires(T& t) { foo(t); }
> void f(T a, T b, F g) {
>   foo(b);
>   g(a);
> }
> ```
>
> How about now?

Nope.

> Here's a more basic question:
>
> ```c++
> template <CopyConstructible T, Function<T&> F>
> void f(const T& a, F g) {
>   auto c = a;
>   // Can I modify c here?
>   g(c);
> }
> ```
>
> If `a` is truly a reference to a `const` object, I risk undefined behavior by modifying a copy of it in the absence copy independence.

No. The absence of copy independence is not the same as saying object access is not race-free. Objects of type `T` may use internal synchronization to guard mutation. You haven't required `Semiregular` so you don't know that values are stable.

I'm uncomfortable with pushing value semantics down the way you have. It makes the fundamental concepts useless for interesting types. `Semiregular` is where I think value semantics are rooted.

Making `Destructible` require copy independence is a bridge too far. I think it's time to rethink.


From what I can see, F9 only toggles GSdx. ZeroGS has some other function tied to that hotkey. You do have a good point though, if it turns out that you can toggle other GS renderers, it shouldn't say GSdx.


The structure shouldn't contain C++ objects, just plain C types. This is going to crash


This is not thread safe!

Please look how it was done in MongoClientImpl as an example to do it correctly.


do 64 bytes enough on all supported platforms?


Introduction

Fine particulate matter (PM2.5) is an ambient air pollutant for which there is strong evidence that it is harmful to human health. In the United States, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is tasked with setting national ambient air quality standards for fine PM and for tracking the emissions of this pollutant into the atmosphere. Approximatly every 3 years, the EPA releases its database on emissions of PM2.5. This database is known as the National Emissions Inventory (NEI). You can read more information about the NEI at the EPA National Emissions Inventory web site.

For each year and for each type of PM source, the NEI records how many tons of PM2.5 were emitted from that source over the course of the entire year. The data that you will use for this assignment are for 1999, 2002, 2005, and 2008.
Data

The data for this assignment are available from the course web site as a single zip file:

    Data for Peer Assessment [29Mb]

The zip file contains two files:

PM2.5 Emissions Data (summarySCC_PM25.rds): This file contains a data frame with all of the PM2.5 emissions data for 1999, 2002, 2005, and 2008. For each year, the table contains number of tons of PM2.5 emitted from a specific type of source for the entire year. Here are the first few rows.


@rouault https://github.com/fazam/gdal/commit/47897857f734ec967d2b3d522ac82bb9f5391a82


This sounds nice, making the necessary changes.
The data will be split into different lines by '\n' character.


I think I was drunk when I wrote this ! :beers:


Are, sorry, i see you fixed this in a latter change


I realize this is incorrect due to copy-pasta from prior, but it indicates to me that the `ChangeInquiry.isPasswordConfirmed` method should be tested in this class.


Yes, excellent point, Srdjan! I totally agree that this would certainly even up the playing field to a large degree. As you point out, though, this would be handling concurrency with a consumer-producer paradigm rather than a shared-state one. That said, it's all semantics and it would be fun and informative to see how Akka would stack up there. Cheers and thanks for keeping this conversation going... it's great that we've gotten so much mileage out of a couple of toy apps.


yeah same here, after adding "hardware\tools\avr\bin" I can now compile but can't upload either my code or the simple Arduino blink example...


So, what's wrong with it? PostMessages accepts it by value, meaning that vector of shared pointers will be store in a functor until PostMessages gets invoked from another thread.


file


@morethanreal I recently did a bower update and got all the latest components.  My `iron-form` containing `paper-input` now seem to be broken.  It seems like the `iron-form-element-register` event is not being fired by the inputs and thus not being registered with the `iron-form` for validation and serialization.  I'm guessing it is a result of this commit, replacing the `Polymer.IronFormElementBehavior` with the `Polymer.IronControlState`.  Is there something that I'm missing or is this a bug?


ack, fixed


As part of the coursework, adding file HelloWorld.md


I found a typo in the library.py that means the return flag isn't removed from the path when creating the list property. In lines 622 and 1328 the following code has an uppercased first letter for return when it should be lowercase.
`ActivateWindow(10025,%s,Return)`
should be -
`ActivateWindow(10025,%s,return)`


Hi, I remembered now why it is better not to keep the Forth source as SEQ files. When using .prg files, the load/save in text editor is dramatically speeded up by cartridge (like Action Replay). With .seq, it will still be very slow and cartridge gives no advantage. IIRC


Hello
I update my tvheadend to version 4.1.245 but i don see latest commit. Polish update. Words not translate in Tvheadend. Why ?


Sorry, I can't help about madVR, as I don't use it regularly. You can ask
anything at the madVR forum, though:

http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=146228&page=1564

On Sun, Jun 21, 2015 at 8:13 PM, phly95 <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Ok, I figured it out. I had to go to image doubling and then set it to
> always. I then could double chroma resolution, and quadruple it for even
> more resolution. Now I can get the best SD video possible.
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Consider the proxy objects returned by many iterators (e.g. `vector<bool>::reference`). To suggest that such a type is not `Destructibe` merely because it does not have copy independence is ludicrous, IMO. Proxy objects are `Movable` and `Copyable`. They are `Assignable`. They are `EqualityComparable`. They are *not* `Semiregular`.


Needed for a indented syntax distinction fix between scss and sass extensions.


bad.


bad bad bad bad


Weird. Hey @davidebbo, why would this command line work on our machines, but NOT in Antares/Kudu?

    "C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" x -xr!*.ri -y ruby222.zip


it seems Twinaphex will abort translations as RA doesn't support unicode
yet. Even simples accents it can't display.

On Sun, Jun 21, 2015 at 7:44 PM, Oggom <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I'm having the same issue here with the German translation. Seems to be a
> global problem.
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If you haven't already, I would suggest either copy/pasting the 'real' Tor response to a descriptor, or just making up a shorter test that has invalid "lines with = in them" like the descriptors do...


ACK, yeah you're right.


This link is dead at the time of writing. I've emailed PLoS about it and will update if I hear back.


Heh


¿Podrías mover todo el JS a un archivo separado? Talvez un /content/themes/hackatoncivico/js/hackaton.js Creo que ayudaría a ordenarlo no tenerlo embeded.


Noted.


La fecha paara el countdown, ¿podrías ponerla como una constante para no tenerla hardcoded? Ya ves que es probable que esté cambiando


hoi, mit dem Patch bekomme ich bei get url nur noch fehler zurück irgendwas stimmt da nicht


Hmm. After looking at what zzogl and ZeroGS do, the most specific that it can really say is "Toggling something, check with your GS plugin, and check whether it uses GSOpen or GSOpen2". Perhaps the message just needs obliterated from the core.


I think technically @bildin is the author.


Select Polish in the user settings (ACL)... And relogin...


Did you actually get a crash while trying to read the tag?


Sí, no hay problema. La verdad no pensaba dejar el JS embedded al pasarlo a
WP, no tiene sentido cargar lo mismo en cada petición.

Claro, la fecha de la cuenta regresiva es mejor que este como constante. De
hecho que la tenía no es aún la confirmada.

Si no tenés objeción, trabajaría todo esto en el footer y quizá cambie un
poco el diseño para que se acople a la plantilla original.

*-Donald Leiva*

On Sun, Jun 21, 2015 at 12:47 PM, Stuardo -StR- Rodríguez <
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>


I'd put it into MifareUtils, given that it's yet another static method.


## x-> a square invertible matrix


If you have Eclipse (or I guess IntelliJ?), running it through the generic formatter would be nice.


And then I guess for the Sony https://github.com/ikarus23/MifareClassicTool/issues/64#issuecomment-110281091 is needed - although there hasn't been any testing yet.

That's truely awful. I wonder if the Android compatibility testing misses NFC. But then I don't think Google is particularly interesting in Mifare Classic support, given that they moved on to Broadcom chips.

But thanks for finding the fix!


## return-> a list containing functions to
	## i.  set the matrix
	## ii. get the matrix


Yes, I hate to have a magic number there but I don't worry much because I plan to move away of libpcl and have native implementation of fibers in Crystal ;-)


You are talking about cm11?


Good idea.


## This is a markdown file


If memory serves, that's not the only GSdx-specific thing in the core. For example, I seem to remember some other hotkeys that only work with GSdx. I think PCSX2 is just very GSdx-centric since that's the only GS plugin it ships with and the only one that works well most of the time.

If you feel strongly about this (which I would understand why since abstraction and portability are a good thing), I think removing all things that are GSdx-only from the core is a decision that needs to be made by the PCSX2 team. Although something tells me they'll want to leave it as is. Specially since GSdx is basically the only GS plugin. @avih @ramapcsx2 @refractionpcsx2 @gregory38 @sudonim1 @gigaherz


wouldn't it be easier to just call the plugin's onDisable and onEnable functions so that /reload does the same as /plugin reload ?


Maybe one-two sentences to be added on why one needs Python detection during software buildups.


why?


could we softlink (git submodule) to: https://github.com/webrtc/adapter or https://github.com/Temasys/AdapterJS


Well, because it's unneeded I suppose.


ROUGE MAINTAINER


Hey @tjhance, could you take a look at this commit?  Particularly the rewriter changes, which I don't feel super confident about.


I think it's high time to extract to some function. This huge chunk of code obscures the logic of the containing function.


inferred


No, 12.1.
Unfortunately the lib from fire885  does not work for me. It boots up, but without cam.


explicitly use cdn version?


It appears to be unneeded because I never finished the validation code of the <php5.4.0 method. If we wish it to be useful for <php5.4.0 AND we wish for the values to be validated, then it would be needed.


TODO: fetch constraints from callstats.io service.


This comment is not very clear IMO. Maybe you should expand it a bit.


Same here.


BukkitRunnable creates a scheduler task.


Okay, we use it.


see https://github.com/zikula/core/blob/1.4/src/lib/Zikula/Bundle/CoreInstallerBundle/Command/Install/StartCommand.php#L97


We are using http://software.schmorp.de/pkg/libcoro.html in  custom c framework. You can take inspiration from.


Well I was going to do that, but ok!


Testing on all sandpits


pszOXSize and pszOYSize should rather be integer, for convenience of use. Perhaps with 0 indicating they're not set


@rrthomas Yikes! How did you find this?  Can you make a specl test from a reproducer so I don't reintroduce the bug and/or add a Bug Fix note to NEWS.md that shows what used to go wrong before this fix, please? TY


It would be nice to be able to select different keys for "double-tap to deselect". Double-shift is the default used by LaunchBar. Although the option in LaunchBar can be changed, I for one certainly invoke LaunchBar more frequently than I do deselect a multi-selection in TM and it would be nice to continue using double-shift for LaunchBar, and use e.g., double-option for TM.


Added Barclays Ruby image


Nice catch!

I'd like to beg for another specl check to keep it fixed and/or a NEWS.md entry that shows what used to go wrong here too, please?  Tx!


Now it's your turn to have the stupid git app :D


pszSource is not needed, because we pass the input dataset as argument of GDALTranslate()


I'm actually inspiring in https://github.com/mikewei/micoro. I'm aiming to have a custom context switcher written in assembler instead of using setjmp/ucontext. I already have something working only for x86_64 but it's thousands of times faster than portable implementations.
The plan would be having custom implementation for each platform and fallback to portable.


Good luck with it then / thumbs up!


Thanks for the hint, I now know what I'm doing this evening :) Are you sure you mean PIL and not Pillow, though? (I didn't think PIL was ever released for Python3...)


Made a ctrl-alt-L with idea.
Wasnt' disappointed, that's definitely what creates this... Thing


The fact that GDALTranslate() returns NULL might be due to an I/O error that occured during the copy, and not a usage error. Perhaps we need a int* pbUsageError argument to GDALTranslate() to distinguish usage errors from others ?


qw seems to ignore enemies with reach weapons. I believe this fixes this and it will properly respond to them now.


fixed


It broke ARM 32-bit build, take a look at hrydgard/ppsspp#7801


Maybe it's some file saving. If I load a file it sometimes says that the file uses 4 spaces instead of tab or something like that


fgdsfgsfgsfgsfg


Fixes #4


afdfadfadfafdasfdasdf


asdfasdfadfasdfasdfasdfasfd


The string shouldn't contain Error or Warning. You should use CE_Failure or CE_Warning for that instead


Oh maybe. We should define what to tell our EDIs to do : space or tab indents.


This is basically a few terms of `ln_gamma(x + 1)` and `ln(x)` with a lot of cancellations. But It should be useful for the Poisson distribution along with the deviance function, as shown in appendix A in Loaders paper. So maybe it belongs in a `util` module.


Well, now you get to clean it up and make it work :)
I"m seeing a couple of places where stuff will break, or I expect it to break - the Windows vault creation section in server.rb is going to fail in lines 697&705, and I'm not sure it's getting the ssh_key_name correctly.
I'm not sure the grantVaultAccess access in chef.rb will work either.

Will test it later if you haven't fixed it already....


that will leak (at least) poVDS


libcoro looks interesting also. Very simple implementation. Also I didn't know the ABI in Windows is different! Added to my bookmarks to take ideas from ;-)


leak


item_template why is unused?


A goal of this project was


`existsSync` and `exists` are deprecated. Use [`path-exists`](http://github.com/sindresorhus/path-exists) instead.


Hey, thanks!
The wonders of just having finished a degree; so much free time, so little that I need to do. I'd contemplated making a parser and analyser before; but your class based approach was the bit I was missing! It's so much slower doing it with a spreadsheet program :P

And thanks for adding a license file; I'll license mine and add your license to it too. I figured as much, but I didn't want to assume!


I don't know Gavin's reasoning, but using a time makes it easier to plan far in advance in case of steep hash power changes in the interim.


``baseline''


I was gonna add a reference, but never did. I should remove it shouldn't I?


not appropriate as a CPLError() message. Should rather go in a info callback


I'm not aborting it at all.

People can keep doing what they're doing, we're going to switch over to Unicode after 1.2 for displaying this anyway. Keep the translations up, just write the accented versions in a separate file (give those also to me so that I have all the strings I need when it comes time to convert to Unicode) and keep it plain and readable in most languages for now.


I don't get it.
You cast the spell and you should get item http://www.wowhead.com/item=11482/crystal-pylon-users-manual
What is the issue? I don't understand from the screen shots.


+1, my bad


Okay, also you want to skip the GPG signature verification / decryption part as that is probably unnecessarily CPU-intensive.


This was done because R2 among others yesterday had almost 100% timeout using 10 WH/s and it could not even handle 2/s well.


That's not what they seemed to do on travis, but I didn't look closer...


CPLString osProjSRS should be a char* pszProjSRS, and moved immediately after to dfULX, ...


May or may not get to it today. I'm still reorganizing cloud layer code, on approximately this principle:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4334183/8273024/4107df6e-1829-11e5-8d56-d27e7718eb14.png)


comments needed to know the difference between dfULX,dfULY,dfLRX,dfLRY and pasGCPs[]


Not sure how this works, where is the or_insert_with coming from?


I don't remember this being in the code before, it looks like an interesting way to do it. You can look at different properties of the genome and apply them to the fitness as parameter-ish things.


Not necessarily; you put it here for a reason. It was just kind of all of a sudden to me. I also think that, when one adds a comment to a function of a trait, the original description won’t be shown in the documentation. If you start with the [original text](https://github.com/stainless-steel/probability/blob/master/src/lib.rs#L43) and then continue with your addition, it would make more sense to the reader.


I greatly approve of this forward-thinking.


beautiful. it mirrors the other parsers marvelously.


ditto above question about the ..


What does the double dot do?


rpi-update stalled while updating sdk. cold start after 20 minutes of waiting resulted in no USB devices being recognized. no access to the device anymore. same result with two devices. power supplies, SD cards, wifi dongles and keyboards / mice worked fine before.


+1

Thanks!


https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/struct.HashMap.html#method.entry
https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/collections/hash_map/enum.Entry.html

I used or_insert_with to avoid evaluating NodeState::new() unless it's needed.


OK, let’s leave it as is for now. If in the future we need to reuse it somewhere, we’ll move it to some common place.


We probably don't need bGotBounds if we consider that one of adfULLR[] means that it is set.


If you go into side-by-side mode, at the top of the page, you can see that actually what happened is I de-indented it.


bDefBands shoudln't be in the interface, but computed


PHPCS: Whitespace found at end of line


It should be interpolated later. It is excluded because we don't have all the info here to interpolate.


This change actually broke the theme for me, so i changed it back to gb_6b (for the header). is there a css option to include both variants?


it creates a range parameter. I'm not really sure what's going on, it was added some time since rust 1.0. I had to ask on irc to find out.


Ok, sorry. I misunderstood then.

So, you will release translations without accents temporarily.

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I'm not completely sure bHasUsedExplicitScaleBand should be in the interface, but at least this should be documented what it means


the enum MASK_ should be a typedef so that eMaskMode is properly typed


I think my favorite part of this whole commit is how it gets rid of this eyesore. Why would this function return *just* IO errors?


But the very same host works just fine using GT650M or the "CPU device".
```
	Device #1 (1) name:	HD Graphics 4000
	Device vendor:		Intel
	Device type:		GPU (LE)
	Device version:		OpenCL 1.2
	Driver version:		1.2(Mar 27 2015 01:47:22)
	Native vector widths:	char 1, short 1, int 1, long 1
	Preferred vector width:	char 1, short 1, int 1, long 1
	Global Memory:		1024.0 MB
	Local Memory:		64.0 KB (Local)
	Max memory alloc. size:	256.2 MB
	Max clock (MHz):	1200
	Profiling timer res.:	80 ns
	Max Work Group Size:	512
	Parallel compute cores:	16
```
Perhaps you don't honor the max. memory allocation size?


happy to but, uh, what are wrapperdescriptors?


In some courses, (with some assignment types) delay may be more acceptable than in others.


nBandCount and panBandList should be put together to strengthen that they are related


## This is a markdown file


### 먹히나
## 볼까
<outseer@gmail.com>


@pkern https://github.com/ikarus23/MifareClassicTool/issues/64#issuecomment-110281091 is related to some JCOP card with Mifare Classic emulation. It has been tested in basics on issue creator's device.


The go-to number of students on PoP is 200.


confirm.


# 1번
## 2번
### 3번
#### 4번
##### 5번
###### 6번
6번까지 밖에 없네


I'm sorry to hear about that. Just in case it helps, what model of Pi were you using, and what were you upgrading from? And do you recall at what stage it stalled - what was the last thing displayed on the terminal?


tried this solution with crosswalk 10 not working !? still the app crash when reach the upload function


Thank you!

Can you add a script that does the review of the sizing - given a list of files or directory and a path to the libuavcan, it will tell a user using trying to use the library what their usages will be.

Seeing the issues with memory size, that 3 lines sounded like a good addition if it will give the worst case usage.


I think F9 is the only thing. The other stuff seems to go through the plugin interface. I could be very wrong though.

Can't say I feel that strongly about it, I suppose to be correct it could be said GSOpen2 - renderer toggle (though currently only implemented by GSdx), GSOpen - thread toggle. I suppose I could rework this commit to have messages to that effect as well.

Though speaking about correct - seems I need to redo the previous commit slightly, that vsync comment makes no sense where it is...


We also need a void* pProgressData member that is passed to the calls to GDALCreateCopy() (instead of the NULL argument after pfnProgress)


```
		gws_limit = MIN((0xf << 22) * 4 / BUFSIZE,
		                get_max_mem_alloc_size(gpu_id) / BUFSIZE);
```
No, you do check that.


Ah, I should have specified: I meant the balance_quality() function.


Output of the run_analysis script


I do this first


@kevgo I think name and version should stay at the top. Keep the rest sorted alphabetically.


Since JSON does not support complex fields


Let's be extra-sure that we don't accidentally unrestore the args while doing the guard itself. Can you add an assert, down below where we emit the jump instructions, that the args are in their proper place?


Hum, I forgot that percentage could also be passed. So perhaps int nOXSizePixel and nOYSizePixel, and double dfOXSizePct and dfOYSizePct ? 0 values meaning they are not set. and nOXSizePixel and dfOXSizePct cannot be defined together (same for Y).


See and please add lost translate on the down page
![noname](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4134018/8273075/1c0d5b1e-185e-11e5-8c68-ea42f290303f.jpg)


+- Use `mmv` to move/copy/append/link multiple files and directories by wildcard patterns. Rename file extension name: `mmv '*.JPG' '#1.jpg'`.
		+


apk --update add ...
:)


yup you are right, Pillow. I somehow always call it PIL because of the package name. :)


По подразбиране ще е точно това име. Няма нужда да ги пишеш навсякъде.


hmm, doesn't seem to default to the same value as "version", right? Or is the beta suffix intended?


Тук също.


По-скоро username-а е ID, а не паролата.


Could possibly moved back to the _bin part


A lot of our formats use `2 * BUFSIZE` instead of just `BUFSIZE` for similar tests when pinned memory is involved. This because many drivers seem to use up twice the memory for pinned buffers than for non-pinned. I'm still not sure whether it's a bug or something I fail to understand. However, even that is already present in your code:
```C
		// Initialize openCL tuning (library) for this format.
		opencl_init_auto_setup(SEED, 0, NULL, warn, 1, self,
		                       create_clobj, release_clobj,
		                       2 * BUFSIZE, gws_limit);
```


seems unrelated?


These strings are from resource named "C" - they come from the C code not javascript...


@Beeblerox This would be much more convenient if `FlxAnimation#paused` had a setter like it did in Flixel 3.3 - 1 line of code vs 5:

```haxe
animation.curAnim.paused = Std.int(x) != lastX || Std.int(y) != lastY;
```

Why was that changed to `(default, null)`?


Тук може би трябва да се доуточни, да го ползва като стринг.


Looks good to me! :+1:


Could possibly moved back to the _bin part. It is not obvious that this can really be used in a library (with a long standing life cycle). And if people want to use it from the library, they can easily set the appropriate option values


why this change


Tom, I actually removed the dependency on the pysynphot module so you can remove all that business from the README file. You don't need it to interact with the database.


Readme is probably not clear enough, the default is above version, but it can be changed (like this)


The destination name is more than an option. It should be an argument of GDALTranslate(). Likely GDALTranslate ( const char* pszDestName, GDALDatasetH hSrcDataset, GDALTranslateOptions *psOptions ) to keep consistency with GDALCreateCopy(). But the check can remain of course


За (name = "SCREENING") ли става на въпрос?


> OTOH, it does imply that a synchronous API of this type may not be be the best idea, since the overhead of message passing for each value update seems like it might become excessive.

Out of interest, I can imagine other implementation strategies here. Instead of queuing a message for every value update, which would be expensive, do nothing until the value is read from JS, then read it "directly", then cache it for use by any subsequent access, then queue a task to clear the cache. This should prevent different values from appearing in the same cycle.


.prev
.prev

тут точно нет ошибки?


ok, if it doesn't break anything, that's good enough for me.


OK  ще го преправя това.


Как да стане това?


> Please give me the full correct updated line, so I can update.

I actually wanted ```insert into.....```
for me it's difficult to know which of the numbers on the line is event_param2 and action1_param2


Mind this is a temporary fix. The autocomplete dialog should be opened in ClangView instead (not Notepad::Controller).


Ok but in code C this strings are translated.... First column is now translated and other. Fisrt is show ok on the screen.


@Enumerated(EnumType.STRING)


Навсякъде, където има (name = ...)


Thank you for this, but I didn't notice this was a PR, and not an issue, and went ahead and implemented in manually. I'll be more attentive next time. My apologies.


ok i see. will have to give it a try. thanks.


Значи навсякъде да го махам. Да оставям ли Column и Table. Смисъл не мисля, че пречат много, ма как кажеш.


WTF?


This is a commit that was recently merged into the Scipy master branch, and is unrelated to what you are working on. Looking at https://github.com/josephcslater/scipy/commits/Vibration-Testing it is simply the last commit that was in master before you created your branch. So you are working from an up-to-date version and did everything right.


@indrajitr Thanks for the clear explanation.  :+1:


And please add lost translate whichc i select in RED border
![lost translate](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4134018/8273139/0b1b8946-1860-11e5-8b3f-152e068034ab.jpg)
![lost translate2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4134018/8273140/0d8d8e0e-1860-11e5-9bd2-2d39c5086dfb.jpg)


First - I have Access to the device again via the ethernet port (just moved the device and connected it to the router) and I can ssh to it. I am currently looking for a procedure to revert to the Firmware version before.
Hardware version please see below. The previous firmware was the one from yesterday (I am doing daily updates). As mentioned, it stalled at the stage when it displays "Updating SDK".

cat /proc/cpuinfo
processor       : 0
model name      : ARMv7 Processor rev 5 (v7l)
BogoMIPS        : 38.40
Features        : half thumb fastmult vfp edsp neon vfpv3 tls vfpv4 idiva idivt vfpd32 lpae evtstrm
CPU implementer : 0x41
CPU architecture: 7
CPU variant     : 0x0
CPU part        : 0xc07
CPU revision    : 5
[*three cores omitted*]
Hardware        : BCM2709
Revision        : a01041


Acid part is not in the right format....
Missing the quotes.


Demonstration:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YcWs-gwLNYo


LOL. Ok go for it. I tried to help.
The problem you are causing is that the servers recognize this high frequency of requests, which in turn makes them ignore the client 100%, which also includes GET requests for the level/minion statuses. The consequence is that clients will be permanently stuck at the *00 FOREVER until they are forced a reload.

The lowest this should go is 500ms.


This change seems like a hack to me :)

IMO, `state` really should be `LITERAL_STATE` for trailing dollar signs.


@coolmilo please have a look at the design issue mentioned above.


My typical argument against it is that we need OS-functionality they do not typically provide due to how they do virtualization, but I am uncertain of whether those claims still hold.


The .bak files need to be removed from this commit


# References:


Animate waiting button


This fails entirely on MacOS. We can only use this if we get Vagrant up (and assume that we'll only ever want to run this on a linux implementation that uses procfs.


I can undo that


Please fix this:

    var loader_version = '5.0.2';


test


I am getting rid of hello world


Sensacional @willianjusten , obrigado pela contribuição, \o


@fermasia yes sir,  so to speak.  Learning ROM building and Github in hopes of being a useful part of the community in the near future :)


I will turn to it once your PR is merged :)

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Yeah, at one point I was doing an iterator thing here, but stopped. Currently plugins are sorted in filesystem order I think, but sorting alphabetically does make sense.


I am very novice in git so it takes some time for me to understand what to do.

It is very helpful for me to have advice and suggestion. Thanks.


## This is a markdown file


As calling .bind will return a new function every time, do you want to call .bind on _onChange and save the returned function to a variable and pass this variable to addChangeListener and removeChangeListener ?


Please see #4072 - this commit completely broke my configuration.


rax retry tests


I think checking whether or not the value is not false and not true is actually what we're looking for here.


Opps, Power Room


@peterhurford , looks like you're handling the pull requests by merging them into the master branch here on our coordination repo at tog22/eaforum. I assume that's best/decent practice, as you're better placed to know! i've just merged all the changes i'd submitted to trike from the tog-changes-march-2015-on into master, and henceforth will do that for any other changes i submit to trike, and submit pull requests from master here.


Obviously the text added in this commit itself could be a bit more polished, but I'm guessing we don't want to spend the time polishing things.


This commit failed to add `pollset_set.h` to `build.json`. Commits https://github.com/grpc/grpc/commit/928cd7710f6289586729f19488d275d02284601c, https://github.com/grpc/grpc/commit/00d5b5cf90c62f421c7029f2b1be7fcd0386e222, and https://github.com/grpc/grpc/commit/fe4ba36625c8870e1d24f2c7bb67ec4e53f5f957 included it elsewhere in the codebase too.

We need to have a test that the files in `build.json` are sufficient to compile the C core. Not having it could result in no less breakages as ignoring `build.json`.


Esto DEBE tener otro nombre, tiene que ser FacultadesTableSeeder
Cuidado con el copy/paste a destajo


You may define the variable in `*.vcxproj.user` such as `TortoiseProc.vcxproj.user`
So that you won't accidentially commit in the future


I meant to say 2012. :3 Jan/Feb or so was when I wrote it.
Original code was way too hideous to upload directly.


Any reasons on why reverting those 2 ARM commits?


Is your biggest issue with it that it works on a string representation of the IR? Would #9885 be worth experimenting with outside of base for a while, see if it's any cleaner?


@tkelman @wildart how is this parsed by `Pkg.update()`, does the `0.4-` get ignored?

I believe you're intending `0.3.4` as the floor and `0.4-dev` as the ceiling. We're working to update the docs to make this clearer on how this is actually being interpreted by `Pkg.update()`

https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues/11752


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Nice - that's a great demonstration of query params.  I think we're good
here, but grab me sometime if you have any questions.

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It appears that is exactly what happens, it should have the floor as `0.3.4` and not include `0.4-`.

>This requirement entry:

Distributions 0.1 0.2.5
is satisfied by versions from 0.1.0 up to, but not including 0.2.5


I think as you said, `0.3.4` is the floor, `0.4-` is the ceiling. I'll need to check whether the ceiling is inclusive or exclusive. I just did `Pkg.add("Mamba")` from 0.4-dev and got `v0.5.0` of Mamba, so looks like @brian-j-smith is working from separate branches for 0.3 vs 0.4. So everything looks to be in order here.


looks like game_command_set_fence_colour needs this as well


gg


Updated karma.conf.js not index.html


For all of these, where you've used `"%" PRIdxx` or `"0x%0n" PRIdxx`, it would be better to make your own set of defines, for use everything in the Julia C code.
Using the macros like PRIx64 doesn't really make things cleaner, if you are still putting the the information on the length, etc. in the output string.
So, have the following:
```c
#define JL_PRId32 ("%" PRId32)
#define JL_PRId16 ("%" PRId16)
#define JL_PRIx64 ("0x%016" PRIx64)
```
etc.
and then the lines become simpler:
```c
    n += jl_printf(out, JL_PRIx64, jl_unbox_uint64(v))
```


I read it is one of the causes of slow screen on.


Is `:atoms` the list of known atoms?


I did think of that approach, but the problem is that it doesn't work properly when there are two values that are related, so you get causality violations. Consider the case where you have a network connection with two values: bytes_transmitted (i.e., sent on the network, not just buffered) and bytes_acknowledged.)

Now consider what happens if you do:
write(X);  // X is greater than the network window W so
               // W is written and then X - W is buffered.
tmp1 = getBytesTransmitted(); // tmp1 = W
               // In the background, W is acknowledged so the
               // buffer flushes, and then X - W is acknowledged
tmp2 = getBytesAcknowledged; // tmp2 = X
tmp3 = getBytesTransmitted() // tmp3 = W

So, at this point, the system claims that you have transmitted fewer bytes than were acknowledged, which is impossible.


Este correo debe ser `hola@cursa.me`


How about a special `Key_None` key hint? That way you aviod dragging along an extra list.


yes, it's recommended to run with those as volumes


Just one question about your planned sample rates
40, 32, 24, 16, 12
40MSPS => 20MSPS I/Q => 20*4Bytes=80MB/s
32MSPS => 16MSPS I/Q => 16*4Bytes=64MB/s
24MSPS => 12MSPS I/Q => 12*4Bytes=48MB/s
How you plan to output such sample rates ?
(When Maximum speed of USB 2.0 is 480MBit/s About 48MB/s ...)


Имеется очередь элементов на обработку. Каждый элемент имеет уникальный идентификатор (itemId) и принадлежит к некоторой группе (groupId).
Внутри группы элементы должны обрабатываться строго последовательно, в порядке увеличения идентификаторов элементов.
Элементы разных групп могут обрабатываться параллельно. Обработка элемента производится путем вызова некоторого метода с параметрами itemId и groupId,
который печатает полученные идентификаторы элементов. Элементы в очередь добавляются асинхронно внешним процессом.
После обработки элемент должен быть удален из очереди.

Написать обработчик очереди, работающий в несколько потоков. Максимальное количество потоков ограничено, задается при старте обработчика
и в общем случае меньше числа групп. Обеспечить равномерную обработку групп элементов: наличие в очереди групп с большим количеством элементов не должно приводить
к длительным задержкам в обработке других групп.


Before I was a random number with a range of 65, but the neighborList array is only created with 64 spots. Simple fix.


The program ran pretty slow before so just decreased the time the program slept. It's ok to do this because no mult-threading


And i should to separate strings from tabs and text on the down page. What i think. On Screen lost translate on the down page text should be: "No(which is no translate) nadchodzących / obecnych nagrań to  displa(to display is also now no translate)". But tabs which has the same String should be "Nadchodzące / Obecne Nagrania"

At the bottom of the page text must be transformed

On Failed Recording Tabs also text on the bottom should be: "Brak nie udanych nagrań do wyświetlenia" but tabs must be name: Nie udane Nagrania.

We must add to translate other text to TABS other to show status on the bottom page.


Hey! It's invisible! Reverting. Make a PR next time.


ummm...what I mean is I put in console.log instead of comment.log


Sorry  - looking at the screen while I am reverting to the previous firmware I must admit that I cannot tell at which stage it stalled. I updated device02 ssh'ing to it from device01. It may well be that the terminal from device02 was in front when device01 stalled. So please consider the Information about stalling at updating the SDK as problematic.


Before I was confused on why so many rounds would go by before something moved. It happened whatLoopAmINow prints off 64 times before the actually switching logic happens. So simple divide by 64 it repeats each number 64 times, but gives a better representation of where the program is at.


yay :)


missing space before `monday` I think


R.I.P Feature :(


Fixes #6


Are you aware of the limitation for jQuery 2.x?
```
jQuery 2.x has the same API as jQuery 1.x, but does not support Internet Explorer 6, 7, or 8.
```
_source: https://jquery.com/download/_


@Dirk-- The visualisation should be based on recommended tagging according to documentation, which also should be mandatory for renderers and other data consumers. In order to help you find notice marks with missing `seamark:notice:system` I have added this to the seamark validator, which you should include to your validation rules. This validator I have also added `seamark:notice:function` as well, which I must admit probably are forgetting most of the times when I tag as well.


Yep ty


Perhaps mention how they don’t conform? Afaict it’s that they’re missing `(Keyword|Type)`, which doesn’t seem like a huge deal to me.


@Sharlikran as you see the .manifest is in my branch - once this is on dev and you rebase your branch skip that commit cause it will lead to a conflict


Nice! Looks good. I'm looking at https://github.com/catterbu/receptormarker/blob/clust_class_exp/R/cluster_obj.R, you'll have to not use camel case in the function name to pass the linter (i.e. `multiClust` function should be `multi_clust`). Prob should update the filename `cluster_obj.R --> multi_clustering.R` to to match the new function name.


You cut one feature off and two new ones will grow :p


Hallå Daniel! Jag pullade hem de senaste nu, fick ange ett mergemeddelande men det verkade gå fint :) Jag har den senaste raden du skrev där i min .gitignore i rootmappen om man säger så :)


This pushbullet script should be in it's own repo when other functions are added.
Also I need to create an input parameter for the api key.


Hi,

I would like help with writing some code that could find the first minima of a radial distribution function that is represented in tabular form (x,y co-ordinates) and then printing that x,y co-ordinate to a separate file.

Thanks!


Why did you remove this? PUT as CREATE belongs to REST specification, so removing this feature "due to it being simpler" not sound like a good argument. I think one cannot stress enough the fact that PUT is idempotent and some cases use PUT for creation is the best option. A REST framework should allow it.


Oh I don't disagree, but in terms of prioritization I'd put getting iOS
under Jenkins far far ahead of specifying a new build system that could
detect this error - iOS will be less total effort and give us additional
coverage that we desperately need.

On Sun, Jun 21, 2015, 11:02 AM Jorge Canizales <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Even if we had it already, I don't think it's good to leave testing of
> build.json to dependents of the C core. If Cocoapods tomorrow changes the
> way they handle includes, it might produce a false positive and leave the C
> core unknowingly untested in this aspect again. In general, a library
> should test its own contracts without relying on implementation details of
> its dependents.
>
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What changed for the `bb` version?


Better ROUGE than PANK.


I didn't realise - will revert to `jquery 1.11.3` ok ?


Revert of commit https://github.com/OpenViX/enigma2/commit/8a0646e1d739abd584e0e7051c5077da12e7ac90

Thanks Rossi. Hopefully this is the one.


Normally I'd be opposed to that kind of wording so as to not confuse end users but now that the title bar on the GS window shows which renderer is being used, I think it should be fine. Let's see what everyone else thinks.


Там просто конструкция вида:
```js
} catch (err) {
	_didIteratorError = true;
	_iteratorError = err;
} finally { // context$2$0.prev = 22;
	try { // context$2$0.prev = 23;
		if (!_iteratorNormalCompletion && _iterator["return"]) {
			_iterator["return"]();
		}
	} finally {
		if (_didIteratorError) {
			throw _iteratorError;
		}
	}
}
```
Т.е. первое присваивание говорит, что автомат перешёл к `finally`-блоку, а второе, что перешёл к последующему `try`-блоку. Просто между ними нет кода, потому выражение выглядит бессмысленным, а так, если возникнет ошибка, можно будет узнать к чему она относится. Если `context$2$0.prev` равен 22, значит ошибку никто не ловит и можно остановить выполнение и передать её выше по коду. А вот если равен 23, то значит, нужно продолжать выполнять код и перейти к `catch`/`finally`-блоку.


Aircrack output is giving me a headache.


I don't think there are other ways and I'm not really sure it's a problem. All of them are open source projects.


100th commit!


is fst_model correct here? everywhere else fst_is_xampa was added.


*Beta


What was this for?


You can switch it back to jar and use it a library.


Real programmers test in production. Always.


what we have:
- Malcolm's tile renderer renders CEVNI notemarks without knowing the system
- ~8000 notemarks without system tag
- mappers not being aware of system tag (eg. iENC-import to name a big one)
- Padde's CENI preset http://josm.openstreetmap.de/wiki/Presets/OpenSeaMap-PresetForSeamarks not tagging system
- now JOSM styles, not reflecting the above issues

so what shall we do?
- bulk/ bot edit of missing system tag
- promoting system tag to involved mappers
- adjust presets
- ...


see https://github.com/itoffshore/plg_githubrepo/commit/d1d51867b3c37531871cfcf8f727cf5006000ee0


comment on this line


*off


Fixed


I have just pushed this commit to master.


Looks like this commit broke build.
Please see http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3851/console to remedy the problem.


Плюс, ещё упрощает отладку с sourceMap'ами оригинального ES6-кода, поскольку можно поставить точку останова на входе в блок `finally`.


API 認証時に浪人IDでログインしたままだとせっかくの _downloadDat2chMaru を使わないことになると思うので  _downloadDat2chMaru を API に対応して使うのというのはいかがでしょうか。


Thanks for this. Yeah i can see how the original implementation might have been fragile if the caller didn't setup a 'idSet' context variable when executing the SOQL. Though i'm wondering on balance, if this tradeoff with the maximum size of SOQL being 20,000 characters, is worth it, also less sure about performance this way (probably little difference in the final oracle query won would hope). This is a private method, so wondering what is your reason for wanting to change it, did you see any issue / bug that you've not described here, what was your motivation?


Why `routeNames`? Copy-paste error? ;)


У.. как хитро )  Спасибо за подробные объяснения.
Я прост так, время от времени поглядываю код. Мой уровень весьма обывательский, поэтому подучиваюсь понемногу (надо допилить один проектик с аяксами и прочей шнягой, да все времени нет)


You probably get this a lot, but are you sure Sublime is a text editor?


![2015-06-22 4 39 54](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4011729/8273289/8a75cdb2-1899-11e5-904e-9cc8f9e7a9f1.png)


LGTS, thanks @ceedubs :+1:


Awesome, Thanks!


No need to assign a variable here, use it directly into the condition


rolled back due to launcher split causing game breaking (literally, the game wouldn't run) issues


Well they are 2 different services.
Coveralls only report on the coverage (not so great in my opinion), but someone set it up for doctrine/migrations.
Scrutinizer does code coverage but also a bunch of other super nice stuffs. Check it out https://scrutinizer-ci.com/g/doctrine/migrations/


That's "user" input so a log when we have an unexpected enum value would be good. Not blocking, anyway.


Please, roll it back. That was great string :)


Thanks ^^


@Ignoble61 I'm trying to use this to set multiple widgets but can't get the button to work properly. This is the code I'm using to first set the widgetID property and then send ta click to 309.

`<onclick>SetProperty(widgetID,1)</onclick>
<onclick>SendClick(309)</onclick>`

And here's the error it's producing -

`21:53:39 T:4596   ERROR: EXCEPTION Thrown (PythonToCppException) : -->Python callback/script returned the following error<--
                                             - NOTE: IGNORING THIS CAN LEAD TO MEMORY LEAKS!
                                            Error Type: <type 'exceptions.UnboundLocalError'>
                                            Error Contents: local variable 'currentWindow' referenced before assignment
                                            Traceback (most recent call last):
                                              File "C:\Program Files (x86)\Kodi_Isengrad\portable_data\addons\script.skinshortcuts\resources\lib\gui.py", line 1018, in onClick
                                                if currentWindow.getProperty( "widgetID" ):
                                            UnboundLocalError: local variable 'currentWindow' referenced before assignment
                                            -->End of Python script error report<--`

Thanks.


Make all changes and make pull request once again


That's... interesting. Thanks, Xcode, for an empty commit


Seems good to me


This would be great in the official version of the plugin, are you interested in a pull request? :)


This is a great idea!


Let's define the keys as java strings instead of values in `strings.xml`. That way you don't need to use `getString()` to get its value and stash it into variables. You can store the java strings in either `Constants.java` or `Setting.java`

We don't need to store them in `strings.xml` because they don't need to be translated.


Fixed.


Typo. Should be "Tuesday"


Hi,

I implemented a better solution which uses the librexgen parser, its currently only in branch 1.2.6. Please have a look at it.

However, `rexgen 'ab\\0'` possibly still produces an error on your system, because your shell may interpret the `\\` as one escaped `\`. To be sure, store the value you want to pass to rexgen in an environment variable, and pass it to rexgen. So, you can observe what your shell understands:
```
$ set -x TEST '\\0'
$ set -x TEST '\\0'
\0
$ rexgen $TEST
You must specify a filename when you use '\0'

$ set -x TEST '\\\0'
$ echo $TEST
\\0
$rexgen $TEST
\0
```


It's the markdown. When you added them, they were all one one line. You have to add 2 spaces to each line to make a new line.


powerIndex? PowerType....


Note: running rpi-update currently displays a warning message that this will update to kernel 4.0 and asks are you sure y/n?
Did you see this and did you answer y?


Seems good.
Concerning renderer supports, from the start, we always said we wanted to support open gl only. IMHO, we should support D3D only as long as there is no aditional work (or if someone who wants to mess with it raises up).


looks good


ok
```sql
  -- Terrifying Abomination - update
DELETE FROM `creature_ai_scripts` WHERE `id` = 3109801;
INSERT INTO `creature_ai_scripts` VALUES
('3109801','31098','9','0','100','0','8','20','0','0','11','50335','1','1','0','0','0','0','0','0','0','0','Terrifying Abomination - Cast Scourge Hook');
```


Extract the "is the current national average per person in US" string into `strings.xml`


Yes, I saw it and answered "y".


Btw, I'd like to auto add and display renderer's options in my next PR so that we can fully replace ogre config with ours whil still supporting any renderer's options. Ok with it? :)


Good point. This strategy would need to snapshot both/all values.


> specifying a new build system that could detect this error

I was thinking of a script that iterates the list of files and checks that every #included file is named in the list. An alternative is a script that checks that all files under `include/grpc` and `src/core` are named in the list. Either should be minimal effort, and without scheduling uncertainties (testing iOS on Jenkins, even once we have the Macs, can have a number of blockers we aren't counting on yet).


Why this change?


I've updated a pi2 with rpi-update to 4.0 kernel, so I don't believe it is generally broken.
Capturing the messages from rpi-update until the stall would be useful.


Nice fix


Nice commit. Welcome on board


Hm, I guess TCP_NODELAY is defined in windows headers and gets preprocessed here.. ugly


Yes. If you want to do it, why not ? ^^


The line above should just be user.is_admin - (otherwise admins can't delete from the API)


## The following is a pair of functions that cache and compute the
## inverse of a matrix.

## This function creates a special "matrix" object
## that can cache its inverse.


This should be true. Admin's should be able to delete from the API.


Good idea to solve this use case :+1:


Yeah, I guess so :)


hahaha curti esse link listado aqui


Didn't notice that. fixing.


Oh, wow!  Try pip uninstalling m2crypto and running them again.  it should be optional.

FWIW, we're trying to port to python-cryptography which should have less weirdness, but it doesn't yet support all of the x509 features that we need yet.


Maybe using github would be more reliable? I've noticed the uptime of openssl.org to be rather poor.

https://github.com/openssl/openssl/archive/OpenSSL_1_0_2a.tar.gz


> do the tests pass with these changes?

Nope, not yet.  These changes just got it so that the test was importable.


corrected
http://paste2.org/7zL63WDa


huh


Mike was here. ;-)


Three things are non standard here (on both devices):
1.) To cmdline.txt I added
usbhid.mousepoll=0
2.) To config.txt I added
#set gpu memory size
gpu_mem=256
#set overclocking options
arm_freq=1000
over_voltage=0
core_freq=500
sdram_freq=483
over_voltage_sdram_p=2
over_voltage_sdram_i=0
over_voltage_sdram_c=0
3.) I switched from LXDE to XFCE
I have reverted to the previous firmware and everything is running fine again. I will repeat the update if helpful and capture the messages for you. But I can do that earliest tomorrow evening.


This was exactly what I meant, only that I haven't explained it.. I wanted the students to do one more calculation inside the function | )


There is no reason to generate Future, there are no variable parts, it is just static content. Better move it to src/main/java.


@malcolmh Any suggestions?

First I think we should encourage correct tagging, so our presets and our map-paint should reflects the wiki documentation.

How to correct this best?
* Install the seamark validator, it will warn you when editing objects missing `seamark:notice:system`
* Prepare a bulk edit, but this should be advised in advance, and well planned.

@Dirk-- note that there might still be note marks without system as for example Sweden does't follow CEVNI, the US have their own ideas, etc. It is possible that a system can be defined for them, but such definition is not documented on the wiki.

Currently documented systems:
* CEVNI
* BNIWR / BNIWR2
* PPWBC
* RIWR (poorly documented)

Reason why `seamark:notice:system` is important is that it might be "fuzzy" borders where going from one system to another in terms of geographical lines, a waterway with a different system, or with an undefined system might pass close to the system you have in question. For example BNIWR and PPWBC waterways can approach each other geographically, there are currently no canals linking the two. Also around Europe CEVNI waterways can pass close to waterways with undefined note marks.

There might be a reason for Malcolm's renderer to use CEVNI marks as default other than this being the most used notice mark, though maybe they should rather have been given as generic marks in an attempt to force more use of `seamark:notice:system`


What about to add this part to special C file for better orientation?


What it comes done to is how DateTime objects are created - looks like with passing seconds as the offset in 1.8.7, the value gets multiplied by 24, on 1.9.3 and 2.2.0 the value is ignored and TZ is set to UTC :

```
irb(main):001:0> RUBY_VERSION
=> "1.8.7"
irb(main):002:0> require 'date'
=> true
irb(main):003:0> go = Time.now.gmt_offset
=> 43200
irb(main):006:0> DateTime.new(2015,6,19,17,0,0,go).to_s
=> "2015-06-19T17:00:00+1036800:00"
irb(main):007:0> DateTime.new(2015,6,19,17,0,0,'+12:00').to_s
=> "2015-06-19T17:00:00+12:00"
irb(main):008:0> DateTime.new(2015,6,19,17,0,0,'NZST').to_s
=> "2015-06-19T17:00:00+12:00"
irb(main):009:0>
```

```
irb(main):001:0> RUBY_VERSION
=> "1.9.3"
irb(main):002:0> require 'date'
=> true
irb(main):003:0> go = Time.now.gmt_offset
=> 43200
irb(main):004:0> DateTime.new(2015,6,19,17,0,0,go).to_s
=> "2015-06-19T17:00:00+00:00"
irb(main):005:0> DateTime.new(2015,6,19,17,0,0,'+12:00').to_s
=> "2015-06-19T17:00:00+12:00"
irb(main):006:0> DateTime.new(2015,6,19,17,0,0,'NZST').to_s
=> "2015-06-19T17:00:00+12:00"
irb(main):007:0>
```

```
irb(main):001:0> RUBY_VERSION
=> "2.2.0"
irb(main):002:0> require 'date'
=> true
irb(main):003:0> go = Time.now.gmt_offset
=> 43200
irb(main):004:0> DateTime.new(2015,6,19,17,0,0,go).to_s
=> "2015-06-19T17:00:00+00:00"
irb(main):005:0> DateTime.new(2015,6,19,17,0,0,'+12:00').to_s
=> "2015-06-19T17:00:00+12:00"
irb(main):006:0> DateTime.new(2015,6,19,17,0,0,'NZST').to_s
=> "2015-06-19T17:00:00+12:00"
```


What was the reason to use cleanui instead of clean for the PHONY dependency? If I understand this correctly then it requires one to type `make cleanui` instead of `make clean` to cleanup the ui file. Was this intensional?


Great work. Now se are in C code only


chang


@addyosmani I think so. Even though there are some big changes to the API we're still backwards compatible. Let's go ahead with v0.6.0 and keep an eye on the issues ;)
If the API is stable and we've got some more issues fixed we can drop the deprecated methods and go over to v1.0.0.
Sounds good?

BTW if you're fine with it you can add me as npm package owner so i can release some patch versions if necessary.


It's "whale".


The default executor blows the class up somehow (duplicate methods everywhere, also constructors). Is it really needed or can we go without it?


ここにレビューしていく形でいいのだろうか


文字コードを指定する


That doesn't seem to be the problem. I moved the cloak into a div to no effect. It seems that Safari isn't evaluating the expression, but I'm stumped as to why.


This permission doesn't seem to exist in the code base. Shouldn't it instead be ```trailgui.inventory.removetrails```?


Mike was here. ;-)


Wrong permission node. ```trailgui.inventory.previouspage```
https://github.com/JamieSinn/TrailGUI/blob/f107b80fd2db55489e3f586e14b957313b3bd240/src/main/java/ca/jamiesinn/trailgui/Listeners.java#L1206


this is a nitpick but just for consistency we should use set(['DELETE'])


copy end create one function


Address Issue #2


Goodness, leave something for me to do when I'm meant to be working at school tomorrow! :P

Awesome to have you back :D


Maybe it is a viable alternative to omit the instance variable ex and provide methods pairs where an Executor is needed: one method m1 with executor argument and one method m2 without, calling m1 with ForkJoinPool.commonPool().


Need, no. But I think (and this is my own opinion) that it makes the calling client code easier. If you don't care about the Executor, you can omit it and it will use whatever one the future itself came from. If you do care, you can supply it every time. Scala requires it every call, it's just that with Implicits you don't have to manually write it every time.

I personally believe in making my internal code a bit bloated if it makes life easier for the user.


Hello World!


No problem.. stavo pensando di riscrivere il codice per usare dei template in mustache o handlebars al posto dei print, se a voi va bene.
Però non ho capito bene quanto temporaneo dovrebbe essere questo archivio, nel senso che se il sito andrà rifatto in un prossimo futuro magari non ha neanche senso perderci troppo tempo adesso.

La ricerca in realtà mi pare funzioni anche com'è adesso con site:http://www.hookii.it/archived


Bounds should be provided in all method args, i.e.

- `Function1<? super Try<T>, ? extends Future<Try<R>>>`
- `Consumer<? super T>`
- `Predicate<? super T>`
- `Supplier<? extends T>`
- etc.


This commit deletes this unrelated notes file from the repo


I have rebased your VTE patch onto the master branch and fixed some whitespace issues.

I still have a problem with the makefile adjustments, currently it does not seem possible to run `make distcheck` and I am quite sure that used to work before. I think it might be related to the way you register the PHONY target.

Also please rename `--enable-vte2.91` to `--enable-vte-2.91` (with a hyphen) so that the string matches the name of the library as it is listed in `pkg-config`.


Please use Function instead of Function1. It is more general. The current snapshot of Function1 extends java.util.function.Function.


####################################
## Testing
# create square invertable matrix; print to console.

# 2x2 invertable matrix # comment out if testing with 3x3.
sqm <- matrix(1:4, nrow = 2, ncol = 2)

# 3x3 invertable matrix # comment out if testing with 2x2.
# x <- c(7, 2, 1)
# y <- c(0, 3, -1)
# z <- c(-3, 4, -2)
# sqm <- rbind(x, y, z)

print(sqm)

# Set 'result' to square invertable matrix created above.
result <- makeCacheMatrix(sqm)

# invert matrix and cache; print inverted matrix.
print(cacheSolve(result))

# If existing matrix was inverted and cached
# then cached inverted matrix will be printed.
print(cacheSolve(result))


ditto - would be really great for this version to be cut and released.


### This is a markdown file.


deleted


I see.  For this experiment, we really do want the most accurate solution, so I think __float128 is actually the right option.  It takes a while, but the experiments finish within an hour.


Yes, sounds reasonable.


I would probably say "must be present" for these kinds of things.


Personnal project based on Qt 5.4.2 for Beaglebone Black.

This project involves Bluetooth (version to be defined).

This project is under GNU General Public License.


ex is not used within onCompletedTry


Mike was here. ;-)


if you find how the NPE could happen, it'd be great :P


All changes made except:

The function does give false+ like for those pdf's where objects are in different versions than their corresponding xref.


Just to be sure: because we use CompletableFuture under the hood no synchronization needs to take place, right? I.e. no `volatile` modifier needed here?


You are welcome. You are a pleasure to have in my classroom. ;-)


My bad, obviously didn't test the backport fully. Can you try branch at https://github.com/Ignoble61/script.skinshortcuts/tree/Multiple-widget-fix to confirm that I've done it properly this time. Then I'll do another PR and apologise profusely to BigNoid.


(Pushing this because it is pretty much certain to fail tests after the renaming merge: I'll clean it up tomorrow)


Ends in a FC or does nothing currently

http://paste.ubuntu.com/11753152/

There's a quick logcat


a msg


It's a student project for Developing Data Products course at Coursera.


I started this on coding style
https://github.com/AlloSphere-Research-Group/AlloSystem/blob/devel/doc/documents/CodingStyle.txt
It could certainly be expanded and opened for further discussion.


v3 нужно убрать, т.к. `i18n` потом будет портировано в v2


Suggest "personal information" or "contact information" (or both) to avoid scope for weaselling. Like the "without permission".


pull request?


looks fine


To jeszcze nie koniec. Nie wszystkie pliki się wczytały. nie wiem dlaczego


"utits"?


## This is a markdown file


static files should be handled by nginx and we're using express static handler to handle static route


Other Javaslang classes currently contain the factory methods directly, i.e. Stream.of, Stream.gen, Stream.from, Stream.range, ...

What about moving these methods also into Future?


No, actually not. The ``keepalive`` options is ignored for websocket, so I removed it again.


Do these plots make more sense than your previous PCA plots?


Derp! That's the only one that actually matters! Whoops.


INFO: My rule of thumb is: method args have the most general type possbile, method return types have the most specific return type possible (also checked by unit test TypeConsistencyTest) .


'k


naming convention


spacing


all of this could be simplified as border: 1px solid black;


Added comments.


Isn't there ARM numa?


They're how C slots like `tp_repr` get exposed as Python attributes like `__repr__`.  We don't use them as much as CPython does, but they show up in a few places.

For this commit, probably the relevant thing about them is that they are relatively common, and they have a `__get__` method (`BoxedWrapperDescriptor::__get__` in capi.cpp).  This hits our issue of not being able to do callattr rewriting when we don't special-case the class's `__get__`; in this case the function is too complicated to fully inline, but it's simple enough that we can just call it and not have to worry about it invalidating any guards or having user-visible side-effects.


Your javadoc is really great throughout the whole class!!


bitte mit Fehlermeldung


I see why you need this package :smile_cat:


Thanks


Looks good :+1:


Why inside of a jQuery on ready?

There is no reason to use any jQuery dom stuff until componentDidMount or componentDidUpdate. At that point the DOM is ready.


Would of merged, but confilcts so i just commited :+1:


Better to export in SVG, actually it's rather difficult to export in PNG directly, believe it or not. Anyway, if you keep to PNG, we could first export SVG then convert it.
SVG is better because it allow us to zoom without any loss.


I don't honestly know. After doing all this, I think it would actually be pretty simple to omit the CompletableFuture and do all the synchronization ourselves, which would change that answer anyway. I'm working on that right now anyway.


The only reason was the Tuples. Just thinking about writing all the boiler plate to make the sequences for those made my fingers hurt .... but yea I suppose it's just a one time thing and in that case there's no reason to have it separate.


Also, shouldn't this use POLL_INTERVAL.


Indentation bro


No problem, just wanted the fix for my favorite assembly


TODODODO


scheint das wahrscheinlichste zu sein hab die besagte Stelle im llHTTPRequest Handling zurückgebaut.


Ok, I also think that CompletableFuture is not needed. In one of the Scala online coursed _progfun_ or _reactive_ the students implemented Future, Promise etc. I've the material flying around in my Dropbox or in a private repo...


quotes on from are superfluous. JavaScript object not JSON.

from is the message count? Wha?


Thanks Reshama. I will work on the pre-work this coming week. I could not dedicate to this until now. Thanks!


Oh sorry, confused Futures with Future. Now I see that the Tuples stuff is generated...


jjjhjkh


Yes, I see. From the API perspective and the alignment to existing Javaslang APIs it is better to place them within Future. Maybe copy/pasting the generated code is sufficient for now.


Screenshot of bug:
![ios simulator screen shot jun 21 2015 1 37 01 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/757940/8273599/f9e2b054-1829-11e5-9cd7-61e8f131e9be.png)


Definitely keep this as a separate commit when squashing.


and yes, WARNIGN is spelled like that xD


Yup, agreed.  Ideally it'd be nice to have a consistent style, but I'm also OK with some glitches here and there.  Completely agree with the advice to break things down to 7 things tops in a routine, I like even smaller routines where it works out.

This monster routine is doing the bulk of the work in HackerDevice, the rest of it is mostly boilerplate wraps.  So only refactoring even the big ones like this will be a good advance toward more readable code.


@xfurry :)
yes you will recive ...object.. but text inside that object (book) is damaged (you can see it on screenshot).
Somehow all html code style (like HTML <BODY> <BR> etc.... show up).
Why?? i explained above.. (if im right ofc)


amele sumukler i

2015-06-21 10:13 GMT+03:00 mrgenco <notifications@github.com>:

> Öyle gözüküyor abi [image: :+1:] Müsait olduğunda whatsappa yazarsın :)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


and liverealms != classic. It was +500 each tick in classic. Now its different.


Hmm, that won't actually work, you're talking about hints that match *everything*? I would just banish such hints.


Ya ali yazıyor :D

22 Haziran 2015 01:37 tarihinde murat gencosmanoğlu <
muratgencosmanoglu1764@gmail.com> yazdı:

> amele sumukler i
>
>
> 2015-06-21 10:13 GMT+03:00 mrgenco <notifications@github.com>:
>
>> Öyle gözüküyor abi [image: :+1:] Müsait olduğunda whatsappa yazarsın :)
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/mrgenco/squaregame/commit/9a0db444a019aaaea0e35ac36ac322444564068b#commitcomment-11783173>
>> .
>>
>
>


With the understanding that this is a personal project. I still find myself often using the PR feature. I do feature branches and I push them, then merge them on github. If you want feedback, then that sort of behaviour makes even more sense :)

Line specific feedback, above. I have another commit I need to review I think.

Not that it matters much, but shouldn't getRandomInt round, not floor? If it floors, it is extremely unlikely to get max.


Why do you have ```@skills.all.each``` here? Why not ```@skills.each```?


These two checkbox loops look very similar, Can you extract a helper?


For a realistic test on testnet this date should be brought backwards a year or two to allow the future evolution of the protocol to be tested. This lets someone reorg the chain with 8MB blocks so we'll all have sufficient blockchain data to properly test performance characteristics such as sync times in the real-world network.


This is a really bad commit because it makes too many changes at once. Ideally, you should have once change per commit. Really, there should have been separate commits for the edge-drawing function, the graph-drawing function, etc. I made all these changes at once and then didn't have the time to separate out the changes into their own commits.

Anyway, the idea of this commit is to give you a very basic framework to build on for drawing graphs.


Use a ref:

```html
<input ref='blargblarg' ... />
```
Then in here:

```javascript
React.findDOMNode(this.refs.blargblarg).focus() // no need for jQuery
```

https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/working-with-the-browser.html


I don't see why the definition of ```owner_admin``` cannot stay in ApplicationController, even if you only apply it in some of the sub-class controllers. Did you try that? Does it fail?


Friend mini bug
http://images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/06/21/ae15f0f90163285cf4dc318763377925.jpg


@arthurvr https://github.com/google/web-starter-kit/pull/647


I moved the ng-cloak up to the `#intro` block, and it seems to have worked. Since you came up with the solution, I'd like to have this count towards a contributor tier for you.

What's your User ID? You can find it in [Settings > API](https://habitrpg.com/#/options/settings/api). Be sure to only copy the User ID and _not_ your API Token.


I've already done it. Committed to a new Futures branch: https://github.com/LordBlackhole/javaslang/tree/futures

My general strategy is to build around what I know or can find. Punch out something that runs, then go back and refactor, refactor and refactor, inlining and rewriting until I'm satisfied.


I don't believe that's the correct location for 7z on Azure Web Apps, so I'm surprised you got this far. Did you mean a different path/command?


Hello Thomas,

I figured it out.

For the localhost test, it needs to add "Add CURLOPT_SSL_ on the code and
set them into false
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYPEER, false);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_SSL_VERIFYHOST, false);"

or the curl function will not work.

Thanks.
Joseph

On Sat, Jun 20, 2015 at 12:58 PM, Joseph zhu <zhubujun314@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hello Thomas,
>
> Yes, I am testing it on localhost, it shows this error: *Notice*:
> Undefined index: code in
> *C:\xampp\htdocs\jh\MWS\includes\classes\AmazonCore.php* on line *588*
>
> *I am test this examples **http://localhost/jh/MWS/examples/order_examples.php
> <http://localhost/jh/MWS/examples/order_examples.php>*
>
> *Do you know how to figure it out?*
>
>
> *Thanks,*
> *Joseph*
>
> On Mon, Jun 15, 2015 at 6:12 AM, Thomas Hernandez <
> notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> What exactly do you mean by testing it on localhost? Are you referring to
>> using mock responses? Or did you do something like setting the Amazon
>> Service URL to localhost? If you need an example of getting order data
>> locally, look at the PHPUnit tests.
>>
>> Don't worry about the strict standard warning, it has already been fixed
>> in the master branch.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/boostsup/phpAmazonMWS/commit/2d7627ab25cabcd5c7ae5a6ddd2a2b684ff2c42b#commitcomment-11679873>
>> .
>>
>
>
>
> --
> God bless you!
> Joseph
>

--
God bless you!
Joseph


yes 0ac40f7ca0f775a36d8544f68d53d643ca9c992e


That's the path on my local machine for testing. In Azure it's using a path on D:\ as per Scott's original file.


(and yes to the prev fd483eed2c63f12eca7580452f6cf9da0e5c3bb1)


Nobody but the admins CAN edit this.


3c9932cf4139f88e2f4666dae4cc80aa6dd53a9a u would


der http request scheint zu funktionieren , nur antwortet der server nicht auf dem port
ich kann es schlecht erklären, du solltest dir das mal ansehen... auf der sim Roughnexx im Metro Grid
ich hab da einen texture server für meine breedable tierchen, der macht den get url, dieser funktioniert wunderbar, diese schickt er an eine webseite, die die url speichert, daraufhin fragt er zum überprüfen bei der webseite nach und bekommt auch die url zurück , die er dann versucht aufzurufen... und da bekomm ich den 404 vor die füsse... als wäre der httpserver für die adresse nicht an


	The reason for the fix was the ODE test

```julia
d=Interval(-50.,5.)
D=Derivative(d)
x=Fun(identity,d)
u=null(D^2-x)
c=[evaluate(u,d.a)'; evaluate(u,d.b)']\[airyai(d.a),airyai(d.b)]
@test norm(dot(c,u)-Fun(airyai,d))<eps(1000.)
```

I can’t see a better way of doing `dot(c,u)`, and in this context I can’t imagine the user wants anything else.

> On 20 Jun 2015, at 7:49 pm, Richard Mikael Slevinsky <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I guess we should be clear by what we mean by dot.
>
> The above could've resulted in a vector of inner products.
> Or, we could change the dot(f::Fun,g::Fun) override to innerproduct.
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I had experimented w/ killing the poll loop in componentWillUnmount, but I don't need to ever remove this component yet, so I hadn't finished it. Maybe I'll revisit if I need multiple instances of this thing polling at once, later.


Would be good to have an exception case tested to.


Again. I'm unclear why this can't be defined in the base class.


The history of this project is all over the place - real haphazard. I think I will start being more strict about this and use feature branches, though. I think I just lifted getRandomInt from here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Math/random .


первичный коммит
приложение ничего не делает
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-humNPiH1w8VHNORHlnbjZ0M0E/view?usp=sharing


Sorry, only read the last entry :)

Two main possibilities:
1. Different version of 7z being used
2. Something in the Azure environment preventing it from running correctly

To isolate, try copying your own 7z binary in your site and run that from Kudu console. This should tell us if it's 1. or 2.


good


why not just put onKeyDown on the react component in render?

There are a couple of concerns with using jQuery here:

1. You do not need to. Avoid incidental complexity.
2. jQuery is manipulating the actual DOM, React assumes it has complete control, it won't try and preserve things for you. For instance, if part of the DOM diffs that you've added these event handlers to, the new DOM elements produced by react won't have these events on them. That means to bind every time, you'll need to do some work in componentDidMount too.
3. Eww jQuery in my React. Like putting mayo on a pb&j.


dd4ea305e6fb7e2f45391b22b605827fbfd11046

yea - the server maintains the message ordering, so the /messages route takes a parameter which is the global message index:

https://github.com/maxdeliso/Valyx/blob/c5898b2571b5e151e5ab78003eff5bbd742f777f/src/main/scala/com/megafrock/ValyxService.scala#L39

that way clients only ever poll for messages they haven't seen yet, and there is no reliance on clocks being in sync.


No need to declare this out here.  Just make it a static variable inside the init_score() function.  See below.


Cool. Obviously you can do what you want. The only real reason for the feature branches and PRs is to make collaboration easier. If that's important, do it. If not, don't bother.

I see, yeah the implementation excludes max. I see now.


that makes sense. Cool


This seems like something we should still log if it happens. If I understand what's going on here correctly, on a produce, for instance, with acks enabled, this will return a nil response to the caller instead of the ack, which is fine (there's not much to be done other than that), but it might be good to at least log that the connection was closed, rather than relying on them checking the response.


I guess better do it at configure stage indeed, at least it shoud use `$(OCAMLC)` not `ocamlc` directly


You can declare and init this more succinctly right inside this function (since it is only used locally) like so:

static int cores_per_type[] = { ... }

No need to declare it globally or cast it in here.

Also note, this array is the same as max_refcount[type][0] so it may be unnecessary in general.


I think this has been fixed by @jjardon's latest pull-request?


This definitely works for now, but we might want to make the default group random, sort of like they do in the console consumer, so you can't accidentally have multiple consumers in the same group.


one wonders if having to do something like this implies that the function should just return a list


I would loop from from (k=0; k < NUM_NODE_TYPES; k++) instead of explicitly writing in CORE/NUMA here.  I think I do it incorrectly in some function I wrote, but it should probably be fixed there too.


This way is much cleaner than how it was being done before.  I was going to suggest this as I looked over the code a few commits ago, but figured I'd hold off to see if you updated it yourself. Looks like you did :)


bella!


Again, I'd loop from k=0 to k < NUM_NODE_TYPES


The final intent is such that you should be passing a consumer_group when you are creating a worker, and when you don't pass one it uses the default, I have not done the work as it wasn't (related to)/(in the way of) this PR


ziet er goed uit


I agree with you here, and also think we should be logging in a couple of other places.


I'd call this array "core_distance" instead of score.


Badge should still have display: none in a non-hovered state