This code could hurt your chances of landing a job if someone read it:
(i) The need for these methods implies that there must be a view in which the user can cause the state that these methods try to detect, namely the same skill selected twice. If that's true then it's a bug in the view so fix it there rather than patching it up with these methods. If that's not true, then why write these methods in the first place? Either way, it seems like these methods should not exist. Even they must...
(ii) These two methods are really the same method. Their code is virtually identical given two parameters: a skills collection (```current_skills``` or ```desired_skills```) and a string snippet (```"current"``` or ```"desired"```). Why write the same method twice? Remember DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself).
(iii) The algorithm is confusing. Upon detecting a duplicate id you add to the ```errors``` hash, but only if the ```errors``` hash has a blank value associated with the key ```:"current_skill.skill_id"```. What can cause that value to be non-blank? Not this method, so is it relying on the side effects of other validations?


To be able to reuse whats already implemented.


I'm not really sure if that is redundant or it's necessary in some cases :S.


Yup, I'm sad to say I have confirmed my suspicions. This doesn't fix the issue because the targetbone is still below water, so this is one of the units which need either my RaiseDistance hack, or model modification.


I think we're going to want to implement some type of indicator of scrollable material. This style also applies to the `contextLink--container`


I'd rather 2,220 more lines of code that we don't have to maintain, vs even 1 line of regex we would have to.


Thank you!


sweeet :boom:


En este contexto este H1 en irrelevante. Por SEO deberías de tener sólo un H1 a menos que tengas varios contextos definidos por etiquetas semánticas como ARTICLE y SECTION. Aquí un H2 sería más adecuado


Ya, you are totally right, I have to study that possibility. When I have some time I will try to investigate it.


This whole previous paragraph still introduces a lot of information and new terms (primary particles, pions, and neutrinos). Keep tying the thread back to the main point: study of cosmic rays via neutrinos.


En lugar de DIV podrías utilizar contenedores más semánticos como SECTION


Interesting. I think it would be better tondo this programmarically in a route's redirect hook instead of the route definition declararively.

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> Mapping from `oldKey` to `newKey` as well as query params to route params. You could have really complicated redirects like:
> ```
> /posts/1?comment=2 => /posts/1/comments/2
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3000 km^2: comparable in size to...? Is this big or small for a cosmic ray observatory?


Yeah, that's what I mentioned [above](https://github.com/thejameskyle/rfcs/commit/866901fc1e0817b75d03ced142bda680ed223a96#diff-f5d0259689f670bea9b8cd5452461efcR100). However, that's not what I mean here.

If you have redirects that overlap with actual routes with dynamic segments, how should that be handled? i.e.

```js
this.route('foo', { path: '/foo/:id' });
this.route('bar', { redirectFrom: '/foo/bar' });
```
```js
this.route('foo', { path: '/foo/bar' });
this.route('bar', { redirectFrom: '/foo/:id' });
```

which one wins?


isn't `main_menu` called anyway, on like 46?


flux plus energies in same sentence... what exactly is "lower" or "suppressed" about UHECRs at high energy? Isn't it their energy...? confused.


@dasilvacontin Very true. So, a better solution would be to iterate the string once and replace the fields while iterating it, right?

That sounds like a big change to me. Will it complicate the things too much?


Except they haven't stopped.  We still get them when one generator overwrites the bottom half of an existing vanilla double plant.


Ye, I have to change it, but I think that ```else if``` can do the code [more difficult to read](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1419278/control-flow-via-return-vs-if-else), no?


Don't forget the same messages need to be present as m2e error markers too (and I assume IDEA and Netbeans have something similar). This pretty much requires project resource to associate the messages with.

takari-team-user google group is another place you can discuss takari-lifecycle and related projects.


Referente los nombres de archivo, decirte que para que el `@import`de SASS incluya el contenido de los archivos a importar en uno sólo, como sería en tu caso en `main.scss`, los archivos importados han de tener un guión bajo delante:
- `_tipography.scss`
- `_header.scss`
- `_content.scss`


Any tension sensed by anyone should be processed by the sensor. As our brain donnot have any brain, if these tensions are not tracked into a trusted system, there is no chance that all tensions will be processed.
(Good to meet you too!)


This is awesome :D


We probably want to allow the user to actually call `demolish` from the menu though, right?


Fixes #8


r+


Awesome! :booms: :zap:


Hmm, in modern PHP the @-error-surpressor is a no-go (the official PSR guidelines say this somewhere), and in general error should not be surpressed. If something might create errors, then the code itself has some problems (not my words, i just read this somewhere).

So, code that needs the @ should be avoided under all circumstances.
Can you please have a look and rewrite this so it's not necessary to use the @ ?
Thanks a lot!


Awesome @Sfshaza !


Sample comment


hello!!


^It turns out walls matter.


indentation of retval description isn't matching the one above.


ack


Apart from your indentation being tabs (not 4 spaces) as demonstrated by the odd diff above, I'm not quite sure why defaulting to December is the best idea. I'm also not sure why you would have a yearly rule in your iCal file with no month specified. What is generating your iCal file?


Is this line for another fix?


Because it's not ready yet. Quite a few improvements need to be made before this class can make it into a stable version. Since it's not essential for the 1.0 release, I removed it for now.

If you want to use it, you can copy it to your project and use the current implementation. The implementation that will make it into 1.1 will most likely look different though.


halo @awangga persiapan dari skrg ya, jangan langsung di echo apa adanya melainkan di filter dulu


Good point. However i am not sure they can find the resource if you just add it to the message as a path.

I opened a discussion [here](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/takari-team-user/SAGHAC74CXw).


maybe we should warn, but regular routes should have precedence.

I still like the redirect alternative since we can define them lower, giving preference to the first routes.

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> If you have redirects that overlap with actual routes with dynamic segments, how should that be handled? i.e.
> ```js
> this.route('foo', { path: '/foo/:id' });
> this.route('bar', { redirectFrom: '/foo/bar' });
> ```
> ```js
> this.route('foo', { path: '/foo/bar' });
> this.route('bar', { redirectFrom: '/foo/:id' });
> ```
> which one wins?
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`s/immossible/impossible/` is fixed in the next commit, thanks @sompylasar.


missing `;`


This is great!
Thanks for adding it.


Good choice to make this a separate method and call it from both of the getters :)


> I still like the redirect alternative since we can define them lower

That's not how the router works https://github.com/tildeio/route-recognizer/pull/46


I'm advertising v4.1 as including "bug fixes" and a handful of other "minor tweaks or enhancements", so not as strict as "no rule changes", just "no major rule changes".  And, I'd consider this mostly a bug-fix, or at least a minor tweak/enhancement, as there was already a requirement to sense and process tensions, and tracking them until they make it into actions/projects is effectively required to do that well.


That's bash, not JavaScript dude :D


It's the most common style and it's more terse


lol dafuq


![plot1 png](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12782067/8025660/56ca41ba-0d7b-11e5-87c7-5f69b378fbed.png)


Majd wiznet w5300 emuhoz kell :) Illetve meg az az otletem is volt, hogy ha nincs ROM / stb emu fel tudna ajanlani, hogy letolti a netrol a user szamara. Bar nem tudom, ez mennyire ertelmes otlet ....


I should note this is True Crime - New York City


Menu inicial, novas equipas, etc..


I would like to go over this in the call.  I understand the concept, but I don’t know how to write it.

> On Jun 6, 2015, at 15:43, Eliot Sykes <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> @AbdullahAlger <https://github.com/AbdullahAlger> - if you'd like to replace lines 22-26 with @entries.delete(entry) read on...
>
> See Array#delete API docs <http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.0/Array.html#method-i-delete> for this line from the docs:
>
> Deletes all items from self that are equal to obj.
>
> We need to give Entry objects a way of telling if they're equal to each other. We want these kind of comparisions to work as shown:
>
> alf = Entry.new("Alf", "not listed", "alf@80s.tv")
> et = Entry.new("E.T.", "not listed", "et@80s.movie")
> et_again = Entry.new("E.T.", "not listed", "et@80s.movie")
>
> puts alf == et # => print false
>
> puts et == alf # => print false
>
> puts et == et_again # => print true
>
> puts et_again == et # => print true
> In Ruby, equality is normally determined by the == operator. The == operator is a method of ruby's Object that can be overridden. Consider doing this in Entry so @entries.delete(entry) works as you'd expect:
>
> def ==(other)
>   # TODO: Compare the attributes of self with other and return true if they're all equal,
>   # otherwise return false.
> end
> You might like to write some tests for this in entry_spec.rb.
>
> Review these docs on Object#==: http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.2/Object.html#method-i-eql-3F <http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.2/Object.html#method-i-eql-3F>
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I have not specified this directory in my environment. The directory name is specified in the .classpath file that is in the repository (since 2008).


@mk01
Probably yes, will check it


Hi,
To clarify, is there still a bug in missing appointment on the report? Or has your fix corrected that?
-brady


Hallo Stefan,
ich schicke dir was ich gemacht habe,wenn es ok ist,dann wird es in die
Webseite auch implementiert.
LG

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> https://i.imgur.com/Kd24yev.png - so sieht das grade aus. Finde aber
> irgendwie die Farben noch nicht schön. Mir ist aber nichts besseres
> eingefallen. Aber so von der Größe und von der Position könnte das
> hinkommen.
>
> Was noch Probleme machen könnte, ist, wie der Text sich verhält, wenn die
> Größe des Fensters geändert wird. Momentan wird einfach das
> größer und schiebt den Button außerhalb des
> -s mit dem goldenen Rahmen.
>
> Man kann zwar den Text abschneiden sobald er zu groß wird, aber ich weiß
> nicht inwiefern das bei multiline-Paragraphen klappt.
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wouldn't instead of didn't.


Instead of repeating their names again, just say "this limit", with link intact?


, as predicted.


why this is the case, which can be tested...


```final``` у метода относится к методу, а не к возвращаемому значению. Это ключевое слово имеет разный смысл в разных местах.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Final_%28Java%29
Если ты хочешь запретить его переопределение, то напиши ```final```. Если не знаешь - то тоже, но это уже спорный вопрос, по крайней мере для библиотек. Но у тебя конкретная подсистема, поэтому пиши как можно чаще.


Awesome :boom:


may not be necessary to say they are same family as electron. this is not relevant later and is just another crowding detail.


Why `ProtocolError1` and not `ProtocolError`?


Is this sentence really necessary? Also, why does this only apply in the latter case?


@alalek , AVCodecID is not defined for older ffmpeg and compilation crashes on Ubuntu Saucy for example:
http://jenkins.ros.org/job/ros-indigo-opencv3_binarydeb_saucy_i386/2/console


Oh sorry I should have mentioned somewhere on git but I don't know if you
can without doing a commit?

I deleted these two decently sized pictures that were of a flower & an
empty room (so not people) and that 18 megabyte png of roberto cause I
needed to pull last night and my internet was going really slow and I'd
deleted that picture from my harddrive since my last pull.

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thrice --> three times


I refer to the GZK limit later, so makes sense to leave this here.


Could you also add showCode thing to bds.config?

I and my colleagues want to see full strerr/out log on HTML report even though job doesn't fail. It's really important to see all logs for QC.

Please add alwaysShowCode to bds.config


You use the glob import here but still refer to each error using the full path. My personal preference is to import all the errors here explicitly (so quick searches of the type show which module to look in to find the definition), but I'd recommend at least removing the `protocol::Error` from each use of the variants.


Might need a closing " here...


How is this different from the prior checkin on this, from months ago? I always got kicked out of all sessions if I logged out or changed passwords in the last few months.


This one we definitely did not have.


Can you set to empty?


Well, the complete solution I believe it's even more complex, because it's used for many states not just fear, but this works for now.


不用的router可以删了，app.js是express的核心，有机会再好好看一次


So, on Sat June 6 2015 I have edited (like so) the README.md file in: brightquasar/SatGitClass


please add more feature


Or, actually, I only added a comment to the README.md file, like so again


In all invokations of ``self.get_json`` you pass "/api/json". I think that it would be safe to add that string in ``self.get_json`` itself.


@mhugent , this commit took care of the regression I raised here http://hub.qgis.org/issues/12896 . Thanks for the quick response.


for #12


rax retry tests


Try replacing this with:
```
class nodejs {
    package {
      'apt': ensure => installed,
    }
  }
```


`<p><center><img src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7d/PEO-cactus.svg/64px-PEO-cactus.svg.png" alt="Cactus' Logo" align="middle"></center></p>`


Hey Bob, I read through the vm thing again, and got a little confused.  It seems to prescribe a fixed sized vm, and I don't think that is the point.  It also may be that your experience on VirtualBox was more problematic than someone else who did it on something like VMWare (I use VMWare, but compile on a remote server, not a VM).  I would make it more succinct... something like:

"You need at least 25 GB of disk space to compile Electron, make sure your VM is prepared for this.  If you are creating a new VirtualBox VM for this purpose, you may have issues with the default configuration.  Consider selecting the optional ext4 file system over the default.  This will make it easier to resize if you run out of space by letting you use VirtualBox and gparted to change the partition size."

I'm actually tempted to say the first sentence is all that is needed.   The rest speaks to your experience, but does not have enough detail to make it work without going somewhere else to figure out how to resize the partition.  The first sentence basically offers the same value.

Thanks for doing this update, it is much needed.


Does this get installed by the current cmake configuration?


oh god, that aNTi logo is hideous


I agree with zml, who's to say Mojang won't introduce more colours in the future.


@willbryant As an option when compiling the more aggressive the warnings output:
```
CFLAGS="-Wall -Wextra -pedantic"
CXXFLAGS=$CFLAGS
```


よくできました．あとは `xlim` も設定して必要なところだけ描画するようにするとよいでしょう．

完成品は `master` ブランチにマージしましょう (不要なファイルも消去しましょう)．([Pull request](https://github.com/mhanami/envelope/pulls) も適宜処理しましょう．)


voy a darle revert a esto.


remove h1 tag


Puedes darle estos strings aunque sea a Google Translate para hacer un best-effort translation?


didn't see this sneak in, I'll drop it in the next push.


>_> :P


Comitado


hmmm


more ups


ups


rax retry tests


def check(self, context):
    return self.basis != (selfplane_hinge, self.usesigma2, self.usevelratio)


グラフは ipython notebook で描画するか，ファイルに出力するかして，push しておいてください．`README.md` からリンクすると見やすい．


self.basis = (selfplane_hinge, self.usesigma2, self.usevelratio)


def check(self, context):
return self.basis != (selfplane_hinge, self.usesigma2, self.usevelratio)


Esto no se ve como que lo queremos. Tal vez un config option para activarlo en modo de development?


Wouldn't it be better that you defined the function as `SetLogFileName` and used TCHAR and friends instead? Or maybe added a macro that resolved to the appropriate version? `SetLogFileNameA` may not be anymore available if Unicode is eventually supported and you decide to maintain a single version of the function.


фывсфыявфывф фвфыв ПМ


If you're going to refer to all the errors explicitly with `Error::`, I don't see the need for this import.


Ah, my bad, forgot to rename it while moving. Thanks for spotting this.


Evita el uso de REMs, hoy en día con las diferentes densidades de pantalla es mas consistente utilizar EMs para tipografías y REMs para márgenes y paddings


I'm not too familiar with binary protocol code, but is there any information we could add to `ProtocolViolation` to make it easier to find errors? Maybe the location of the invalid byte in the stream? If not, it's not a big deal, it's not a user facing issue.


I know that my modification is just ad hoc. Could you please add a new thread that generates progress report every xx minutes? I tried it but failed because of some deadlock problem for par tasks...

You can also add some options to bds.config like createProgressReport = true and intervalProgressReport = 10.

Progress report is one of the key reason that I and my colleagues use bds. I am actually working on a bio pipeline protocol paper and my boss wants to have two versions of the pipeline codes (DNANexus and BDS), he definitely wants this feature on bds...


150px de padding hmmm.. sospechoso


Here's something fun, instead of entering a number, try entering a character like 'f'. What happens? How can you avoid this? Hint: scanf returns a value: http://en.cppreference.com/w/c/io/fscanf#Return_value.


In some places reformatting of code needed to be done for better readability.


more like the ol c-llvm-bindings-suck-gos-are-a-little-nicer-and-cpp-sucks :P


Uploading first piece of code


Todo FORM ha de llevar obligariamente un atributo "action"


Isn't this a user facing error as opposed to a protocol error? i.e. if a client tries to send some random bytes as a string and our Rust server receives it, it's actually a bug the user should know about and can fix on their own, as opposed to a bug in the protocol implementation.


 <title>Customer Information</title>

 Customer Information

  <form method='post'>

        Customer Name:     <input type='text' name='CustomerName' id='CustomerName' />

        Customer Address: <input type='text' name='CustomerAddress' id='CustomerAddress' />

   <input type='button' value='Submit' onclick="check()"/>
       HOME
  </form>


Al parecer vuestro "approach" ha sido hacer el proyecto mobile first aunque por cuestiones de tiempo entiendo que no os dio tiempo.
Trabajo bien estructurado a nivel semántico y clases bien aplicadas.


For reference: the discussion about this is at https://github.com/holacracyone/Holacracy-Constitution/issues/8


`$name


I think I have to add ```this.playedTracksHistory.push(this.getPlayingPlaylist().jplayerplaylist.current);``` in line 378 or all places where you can start playing a song but I don't know how to do it :(((((((


You should list interests like
```"interests": ["Studying", "Cycling", "Golfing", "Skiing"],```
And your youtube/twitter should be like
```
"youtube": "/channel/UCB0twwn1DzKd0riKOBiBNrw",
"twitter": "pipfoundry",
```


forever alone


honest mistake. fixed!


fix, resubmit, then can merge


I want to track the url of the song instead of the number list related at your previous comment @devsnd but I will see it when I have some time. Thanks for all!!


```url``` -> ```imageUrl```


There's some tricky logic in these - it would probably help (both the initial writing and future reading) to have some comments here. Good rule of thumb is to add comments anywhere that the code isn't 100% obvious/straight-forward.


Nice

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> @aligajani <https://github.com/aligajani> The only improvement I'm aware
> of is better IDE support. The original PR #3402
> <https://github.com/laravel/laravel/pull/3402> mentions this.
>
> Specifically, I know PhpStorm is able to understand
> App\Providers\AppServiceProvider::class, whereas it ignored the string
> version.
>
> This gives you all of your IDE's goodies, such as Intellisense,
> Control-clicking to jump to the class definition, refactoring support, etc.
> If you use PhpStorm or another IDE with such features, I'd consider using
> ::class rather than a string to be a "best practice".
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Just rebased the kernel, make sure you update your branches! :)


Why would you remove the comment and not the blank line? That's silly.

But I like having a header line, so I suggest changing them to"# Makefile.am" etc. Apart from cmp-cvs-sh, you can remove that one (and the following blank line)).


Interesting that you placed the second for loop after the newline. It's perfectly valid of course, but doing so requires you to add the extra logic inside the for loop to check which row you're on and use a while loop for the outer loop instead of a  for loop. Not a big deal, but a hair more complex than strictly necessary.


Looks like an oopsy ;)


Porfavor todos subir este script a la base de datos.

Faltaba el permiso de poder subir archivos.
Se crearon usuarios genericos:

login y password
------------
___
suscritor                      |  -> 123
moderador                 |   -> 123
administrador            |   -> 123
superadministrador  |   -> 123


(Comments are on commit 54b6759ae99e0a48aa235740cebfd8629147d44b only)

What you have looks fine but IIUC this isn't actually hooked up to the deployment process yet, i.e.
- nothing actually sets --static-pods-config flag value on the scheduler
- nothing puts any static pod configurations into that directory


what have i stumbled upon..


You've got an iterator variable, initial condition, and stopping condition - no reason to prefer 'while' over 'for' here


That would mean that you have the situation of `Title // Title`, which is what this is meant to avoid.


![plot1 png](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12782067/8025846/9eaf9eb6-0d81-11e5-8230-6c8daf4ae3ca.png)


Nice. That was needed.


Exploratory Data Analysis project 1


Let's remove the backtics from around `help` and `about`.


No. Just means the shaders for a scene are specified during creation of SSScene and cannot be assigned later


+#TW_EXCLUDE_MTP := true


Should we put them in quotes even?


Thanks, I'll do it for sure ! ;)


Ah yes, indeed. Shield overkill is the damage extra to the remaining shield health applied by the shot which causes the shield to drop.

Currently, the only unit that actually passes this on is the Aeon heavy assault bot.


Please add the output by following the instructions in the README.md file.


we can keep the power usage


if a signature is null we can be sure that it's a function with zero arity.


Thanks for report!
I missed `#if` guard for these functions:
```
#if LIBAVFORMAT_BUILD >= CALC_FFMPEG_VERSION(54, 1, 0)
```
Another workaround is to replace `enum AVCodecID` -> `int`, I believe it should work.


We can re add that all later it's only commented out atm
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@hadim why did you remove tox.ini? It allowed user to run tests for multiple Pythons at once locally, making sure nothing breaks. We can also add flake, etc. checks here - this way users will only have to run 'tox' to make sure changes work. Makefile doesn't have this capability.


this is for http://pythonwheels.com/, no need to remove it


Nah, I think users can distinguish them clearly.


well, if you add a guard, those functions will not be available to older version, is that bad ? Otherwise, an int will most likely work indeed.


commit through githum.com


@taconaut our prerequisites are fluid and there isn't a list. Right now I use Maven 3.3.3 for building for Java 7 and 8, and Maven 3.2.5 for building for Java 6.
The versions of Java I build with are 1.6.45, 1.7.79 and 1.8.45.

Generally we use the latest versions of things unless there is reason not to


I like tox approach more because users can run the same tests locally.
Why drop python 2.6, python 3.2, 3.3 and pypy support? tqdm works fine with them.


Sorry. I didn't pay attention to this file since I never used tox. Could you make a PR? If you can't, I will this week.


prouly?


Test!


@Ahbee this commit made voro not work on windows -- I made a new branch, vs2015 which reverts this for us on windows.


it should be except ImportError:


MOAR HYPE PLIS


As for condensing the code, I think what you have is about as good as you can get without function pointers - a topic I don't believe you've covered yet. Function pointers allow you to pass functions around instead of values (like the integers you do here). The basic idea would be that you can have one function like your patternX functions that prints 0 or more $'s followed by 0 or more 'size' values followed by 0 or more $'s with the exact number of each determined by calling functions passed into the single patternX function.


You're right. I'll revert it (or you can add it to a PR)


![err](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5902277/8025894/bd9bd544-0d11-11e5-987d-592c31b913cc.png)
I'm getting a NullReferenceException as shown on the screenshot


you're missing the type on the parameter here, but the compiler didn't complain - something to watch out for though; it could lead to some surprises!


min_interval rename is a) backwards incompatible and b) inconsistent with miniters; +1 to keep old values. No need to break backwards compatibility :) I also like names with underscores more, but names like 'mininterval' are widely used, even in standard library - this is only a small style change, it doesn't worth it.


this won't work as you changed folder structure to use packages


I hate you.


Note to self: Since `ws` is a dependency of `agario-client`, does browserify stil need it to be installed from `agario-webclient`.


Hi,
I have pulled your most recent master to my pulls.
Thanks.


Thanks, `AddChildResolver` should be enabling this functionality, it's clear something isn't working properly.


@physikerwelt Was @fred-wang that wrote most of the FAQ. I wasn't very good at keeping the log. =(


@fishcakez here is a showcase of the output:

```
  1) test prints output (ExUnitTest.TestOpportunisticLogging)
     test/ex_unit_test.exs:148
     Assertion with == failed
     code: 1 == 2
     lhs:  1
     rhs:  2
     stacktrace:
       test/ex_unit_test.exs:150

The following output was logged:

22:41:45.382 [info]  one

.

  2) test prints output 2 (ExUnitTest.TestOpportunisticLogging)
     test/ex_unit_test.exs:153
     Assertion with == failed
     code: 1 == 2
     lhs:  1
     rhs:  2
     stacktrace:
       test/ex_unit_test.exs:156

The following output was logged:

22:41:45.384 [warn]  two

22:41:45.384 [error] three

Finished in 0.00 seconds
3 tests, 2 failures

Randomized with seed 380836
```


fixed double adding of index.html


how about saving here?


I wonder what's the best approach - change version name or package name.
If we'll get pypi access, a new version should probably be 1.1, not 2.0 since we shouldn't break anything.
If we won't have pypi access then the only way to upload tqdm to pypi is to change package name (tqdm2? tqdm-tmp?).


DT Carnage works with mvu recompiler now (obviously the same engine as DT Racer).


You should use "you're ready to".


:+1: good eye, fixed in 8f62fcc


Do we need extra indentation for logs?


Really great +1


I think it is perfectly ok to have a global and constant $WordSplit at the top of the script which includes teh ':' (colon) separator in addition to whitespace, rather than complicating the API even more.
```
$WordSplit = "[ \t:]+";

# and later:
    my (@w1) = split(/$WordSplit/o, $line1);
    my (@w2) = split(/$WordSplit/o, $line2);

    #  `/regexp_including_variable/o`    means compile the perl regexp only once
    # meaning it isn't expected to change during runtime, so it is more efficient.

```
Is this ok with you?
Note that making this regexp depend on a run-time-variable will make the fuzzy compare even slower than it is today because perl will have to compile it every time it is used.

I will generalize the script to support any file for comparison.  The logic would be:
```
    for each file in the reference list
        strip the leading directory name
             if a file with the same name exists in both 1) the command and 2) current dir, compare it with the reference
```

This way there's no need for any specific `*.<extension>` logic (except `stderr` and `stdout`)


Tested it but i got some problems.

First i get this error: ```error [pimatic]: Could not initialize the plugin "mysensors": configDef must be an object```

and my battery sensor doesn't work anymore.


(Discussion was at https://github.com/holacracyone/Holacracy-Constitution/issues/27)


Looks like you said oily instead of oil


// Must actually consider the eternal nature of `Piece`, not just its pointer. Sigh. Inequality in its best.
->
// Must actually consider the eternal nature of `Piece`, not just its pointer. Sigh. Inequality at its best.


I'm for the capitalization of `Client`, since you're referring to a object's class name.
Also, you should use "that knows this".


All of this logic should be inside handleUserInput. That's the point of the method right? To handle user input.


Ok


I know, right? -> I know right?


Yes, I can do it.

* Do you have strong feelings for pytest vs nose?
* Is it OK to remove a Makefile if flake8 will be in tox config? When do you need to clean the repo?


Yeah, I'm in the process of moving it in there now. It's going to work out
better for being able to use items soon.

On Sunday, June 7, 2015, daVinciBot1495 <notifications@github.com> wrote:

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> the method right? To handle user input.
>
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@znrg fixed both in ab0db96, PTAL.


Hum that's a good question... We can wait few weeks to see what pypi admin says. If they dont want us to get permissions, then we should think about renaming the project.
+1 for 1.1 version


+1 to numpy-style docstrings


Probably, going from the names :P Good to hear


Latest version of `zimme:active-route` is `2.0.4`


There is a bug here. This will remove all items of the given type from the bag. For example, if you have two pieces of gold in the bag, and call removeItem(GOLD), all of the pieces of gold will be removed. Not just one.

Also, if you're going to use iterators, use an iterator to traverse the vector. Don't use an index variable and an iterator.


Once you move it inside you'll no longer have to expose the player.


yay! thanks


Yeah that's no good when it finds another translation key. I thought this would be a problem...

We will use only translation key in Piwik 3.0.0 for `$this->category` and no longer translate it there. Meanwhile I might be okay with the solution. We will just have to refactor it again for Piwik 3.0.0 while working in https://github.com/piwik/piwik/issues/7822

Are there other thoughts?


- I always used nose... But if pytest can work without test files modifications, I am fine.
- actually the Makefile come from another project :-) if tox can do the same thing. Feel free to remove it.


Ok, thanks. Yes, the other commit totally makes sense, but I think this one could make it worse. It might crash when debugging an app with a hook in place. So I'll just cherry-pick the unmodified 5.1 commit.


Really minor nit. This error is plural (type predicates) and the other two below it are singular. Can you make them all the same grammatical number? Thanks


Provide path to directory having RGB and IR captures of asymmetric chessboard for camera calibration


Thank you.


Yes please, I'll try to take care of it for the 3.0 release.


* Yes, pytest should run them without changes. I prefer it slightly more because it looks better supported and maintained, and there is no split like nose/nose2. Never had a problem with pytest :) But nose is also fine.
* Tox can do almost the same - the difference is that tox will create a clean virtualenv before running tests/flake8 checks, while with a Makefile you run them in user's virtualenv. Not that I care much about Windows, but tox works in Windows by default, unlike Makefiles.


This should be a recursive descent into the binding pattern, since they can be recursive:
```ts
function f({ a, b: [c, { d, e: f}]}): f is Foo { }
```


This works but the code is longer than it has to be. Let's revisit this during our next session.


You could just do this instead:

    return worfArray.count > 0;

That is a boolean expression and returns true or false.


Looks like you inadvertently duplicated the heading. ;-)


Before, only previously unread chapters got highlighted. I think it's better this way, because sometimes you might want to reread a chapter a second time.


This variable is directly overwritten.


(defrule pre-gridlock "The pre-gridlock logic"


@tom-- i don't understand. If `$value` is an array (what is NOT a scalar type), then it will be skipped. Then it's impossible to use nested values now, isn't it?


Hello again,
I rebase the ticket on last commit, I installed VS2015,
Compilation in debug mode is OK :

```
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1>  LongRunningOperation.cpp
1>  AboutDlg.cpp
1>  ansiCharPanel.cpp
1>  AutoCompletion.cpp
1>  BabyGrid.cpp
1>  BabyGridWrapper.cpp
1>  Buffer.cpp
1>  CharDistribution.cpp
1>  clipboardHistoryPanel.cpp
1>  ColourPicker.cpp
1>  ColourPopup.cpp
1>  columnEditor.cpp
1>  Common.cpp
1>  ContextMenu.cpp
1>  ControlsTab.cpp
1>  DockingCont.cpp
1>  DockingManager.cpp
1>  DockingSplitter.cpp
1>  DocTabView.cpp
1>  documentMap.cpp
1>  EncodingMapper.cpp
1>  FileDialog.cpp
1>  FindCharsInRange.cpp
1>  FindReplaceDlg.cpp
1>  FunctionCallTip.cpp
1>  functionListPanel.cpp
1>  functionParser.cpp
1>  GoToLineDlg.cpp
1>  Gripper.cpp
1>  IDAllocator.cpp
1>  ImageListSet.cpp
1>  JpCntx.cpp
1>  LangBulgarianModel.cpp
1>  LangCyrillicModel.cpp
1>  LangGreekModel.cpp
1>  LangHebrewModel.cpp
1>  LangHungarianModel.cpp
1>  LangThaiModel.cpp
1>  lastRecentFileList.cpp
1>  lesDlgs.cpp
1>  ListView.cpp
1>  localization.cpp
1>  MiniDumper.cpp
1>  Notepad_plus.cpp
1>  Notepad_plus_Window.cpp
1>  NppBigSwitch.cpp
1>  NppCommands.cpp
1>  NppIO.cpp
1>  NppNotification.cpp
1>  nsBig5Prober.cpp
1>  nsCharSetProber.cpp
1>  nsEscCharsetProber.cpp
1>  nsEscSM.cpp
1>  nsEUCJPProber.cpp
1>  nsEUCKRProber.cpp
1>  nsEUCTWProber.cpp
1>  nsGB2312Prober.cpp
1>  nsHebrewProber.cpp
1>  nsLatin1Prober.cpp
1>  nsMBCSGroupProber.cpp
1>  nsMBCSSM.cpp
1>  nsSBCharSetProber.cpp
1>  nsSBCSGroupProber.cpp
1>  nsSJISProber.cpp
1>  nsUniversalDetector.cpp
1>  nsUTF8Prober.cpp
1>  Parameters.cpp
1>  PluginsManager.cpp
1>  preferenceDlg.cpp
1>  Printer.cpp
1>  Process.cpp
1>  ProjectPanel.cpp
1>  regExtDlg.cpp
1>  RunDlg.cpp
1>  RunMacroDlg.cpp
1>  ScintillaCtrls.cpp
1>  ScintillaEditView.cpp
1>  shortcut.cpp
1>  ShortcutMapper.cpp
1>  SizeableDlg.cpp
1>  SmartHighlighter.cpp
1>  Splitter.cpp
1>  SplitterContainer.cpp
1>  StaticDialog.cpp
1>  StatusBar.cpp
1>  TabBar.cpp
1>  TaskList.cpp
1>  TaskListDlg.cpp
1>  tinystr.cpp
1>  tinystrA.cpp
1>  tinyxml.cpp
1>  tinyxmlA.cpp
1>  tinyxmlerror.cpp
1>  tinyxmlerrorA.cpp
1>  tinyxmlparser.cpp
1>  tinyxmlparserA.cpp
1>  ToolBar.cpp
1>  ToolTip.cpp
1>  trayIconControler.cpp
1>  TreeView.cpp
1>  uchardet.cpp
1>  UniConversion.cpp
1>  URLCtrl.cpp
1>  UserDefineDialog.cpp
1>  Utf8_16.cpp
1>  VerticalFileSwitcher.cpp
1>  VerticalFileSwitcherListView.cpp
1>  Win32Exception.cpp
1>  WindowsDlg.cpp
1>  winmain.cpp
1>  WinMgr.cpp
1>  WinRect.cpp
1>  WordStyleDlg.cpp
1>  xmlMatchedTagsHighlighter.cpp
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1>  notepadPlus.vs2015.vcxproj -> D:\dev\notepad-plus-plus\PowerEditor\visual.net\Unicode Debug\Notepad++.exe
========== Build: 1 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========

```

Compilation in Release mode is OK. Executable is well generated (in notepad-plus-plus\PowerEditor\bin ) but sometimes VS fails to compile sqlite3.c and I must run the compilation again.

```
1>  sqlite3.c
1>d:\dev\notepad-plus-plus\powereditor\src\sqlite\sqlite3.c(73906): fatal error C1001: An internal error has occurred in the compiler.
1>  (compiler file 'f:\dd\vctools\compiler\utc\src\p2\main.c', line 247)
1>   To work around this problem, try simplifying or changing the program near the locations listed above.
1>  Please choose the Technical Support command on the Visual C++
1>   Help menu, or open the Technical Support help file for more information
1>
```

```
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1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\V140\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(132,5): error MSB3073:
1>C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Microsoft.Cpp\v4.0\V140\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets(132,5): error MSB3073: :VCEnd" exited with code 1.
========== Build: 0 succeeded, 1 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========

```

I also have error on post compilation action. Is it the error you got ? I also have those problems with my branch master.

Christophe


I'm trying to figure out how to present the user with a menu of what is in
their bag when the items in the bag will always be in a different order. I
also only want to only present the user options of items that is in their
bag.

On Sun, Jun 7, 2015 at 4:53 PM, daVinciBot1495 <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Once you move it inside you'll no longer have to expose the player.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/RadamHussein/final/commit/ce6250c0e946f8b298a45a8298536fd1969b4c69#commitcomment-11558638>
> .
>


Fine. You convince me for both points.


please revert the copyright year, not sure about should we change it
it was mostly written in 2014


Inaccurate. That's 2,220 lines of code that may have X number of bugs or
vulnerabilities that we now need to stay on top of.

On Sunday, June 7, 2015, Blixa Morgan <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I'd rather 2,220 more lines of code that we don't have to maintain, vs
> even 1 line of regex we would have to.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/codefortulsa/water-in-the-river/commit/05dee50d48eba1e677a2ec543c9a0bdb5340510e#commitcomment-11558309>
> .
>


oops :) thanks man!


PS : due to rebase, i proposed a new "pull request"
https://github.com/notepad-plus-plus/notepad-plus-plus/pull/70


thx!


`$style` and `$width` are undefined


I bet this isn't the only occurrence around, I just corrected what I saw in my console :P


I am not yet sure if this patch is correct (see discussion in original issue) but it might be done slighlty simpler (with smaller diff). Just add this clause:
```
modify_erlcinfo(_G, _Source, 0, _Dirs) ->
    ?WARN("Failed to open file: ~s~n", [Source]),
    unmodified;
```


Wow. Thanks @jackpandas. Greatly appreciated.


Yeah, let's do what you said.

Just in case, I've invited @noamraph as a tqdm org admin. I also took the liberty of inviting @obiwanus because he wrote most tests and fixed most bugs in his PR.


You have to edit the src files and then gulp, not the betterttv.js file. Also probably a good idea to have it in a separate file as a toggleable feature.


The test transaction ID is now contained in the CREDS file.


`UNRELEASED` needs to be `stable` or reprero will reject it.


This should point to the ev3dev github.


Same here.


no space here,fixed it.


`$style` is undefined


array and object values *that are empty* will be skipped.


hOLA


Am adaugat o regula model.


This was fixed in next commit


I think this is OK, but there might be a variable for the debian directory that would be better. Don't recall off of the top of my head though.


pics


ah yes, then there is a bug. If all given values are empty in array, `$sql` remains `[]`, that creates invalid command `COLUMN_CREATE();`


\o/


You should also add `ev3dev1` to the version number. `0.4.0-1ev3dev1`. This way if there is ever an official debian package, there is no risk of conflict and also lets us know at a glance that this is something we packaged.


Ah, yes, thank you. I changed "Client" to "AgarioClient" and changed this, and then back. Now it's little mess of "Client" and "AgarioClient", I can't decide to fix "Client" to "AgarioClient" everywhere or not.


Not really, it's just a couple of lines. I'd be nice to have tests before introducing the change, though.

Also, I could offer to make a PR for that, sounds fun.


:cancer:

`self._bccList = list(newList)`


These helper functions are used only under similar guard.


just move the new parts in test.sh into a unit test language could help


interesting


Hello Brady,

The missing recurrtype=2 appointments are fixed (line 44).


Eh. Isn't this unsafe?


shouldn't this be `%zu`?


See https://github.com/rsms/fb-mac-messenger/commit/d640fa4b728ab130a8414a6261a1eb24217c84c6 for final fix


It's unsafe, just a quick hack.


Yep


Yeah, maybe it's somehow possible to make it better currently, but can't figure out how


Instead of removing them, since they prevent the user from changing the batch config mid-upload I'd consider replacing them with FindWindow since it looks like it does roughly the same thing, but is actually documented (I have no idea why I'm using GetWindowChild since I can't find any docs on it; autocomplete I guess).


It's bad practice to publish this kind of sensitive data into VCS but this app is just example.

Feel free to correct me since haven't used Nette from version 0.9 and don't know better way where to store it in version 2.3.


The changes to this file were actually not needed but they were done during the research and I didn't feel like undoing and testing ....


This is the only change related to the fix. The rest is adding //$NON-NLS-1$


- Creadas las templates de edición y vista de perfil, así como sus rutas correspondientes, el controlador de perfil y el método para editar el perfil.
- Creado el chat. En la esquina inferior izquierda aparece la lista de chats. Permite chatear con otra persona. Se han creado múltiples métodos para esta funcionalidad.
- Se ha añadido momentjs y se ha echo ha hecho que las fechas reaccionen a los cambios de idioma.
- Mejorada la estructura de los archivos de idioma.
- Mejoras del filtro de ordenación. Ahora se puede filtrar por estado y antigüedad y además se mantienen los cambios entre una vista y otra. Mejoras visuales.
- Mejorada toda la validación de los métodos del servidor
- Se han pasado los helpers globales a un archivo y las funciones usadas a lo largo del código a otro archivo.


I think you will see a very big performance boost! I ran about 20 apiaries with BuildCraft pipes, and then optimized the slowest things until Forestry barely showed up on my profiler.

Bee particles may still slow down a client, but you can set them to "reduced" or "minimal" in the video options now. :)

(if you can't tell, I am happy with this too haha)


This is a bug fix. When a not properly formatted version number (like nightly) a warning was logged (intentionally) and exception was thrown (unintentionally).
The exception is now removed.


TeamCity Bender :: Deploy [Build 3.0.9.0](http://build.mikeobrien.net/viewLog.html?buildId=2375&buildTypeId=bender&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 3225, ignored: 5 Build time: 00:01:04


Ideally we'd have tests for this kind of stuff, both to make sure that the patches fix the issues and to make sure that we don't break anything else in the process.


There's an unresolved merge conflict here.


ра<s>р</s>бота


TeamCity Bender :: Deploy [Build 3.0.10.0](http://build.mikeobrien.net/viewLog.html?buildId=2376&buildTypeId=bender&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 3225, ignored: 5 Build time: 00:01:05


This goes through the orders pipe...


but, this mangles the world state directly?


I would leave the actual getting of the path in Get-EnvironmentVariable, but add a switch for not expanding the variable.


Add something about why we can't just import the regular Kubernetes versions of all of this code (except for controllermanager and endpoints_controller, which you explained in the doc.go for those).


What happens here?


Mention that this file is copied from cmd/hyperkube/hyperkube.go.


Le 07/06/2015 23:38, mezz a écrit :
> I think you will see a very big performance boost! I ran about 20
> apiaries with BuildCraft pipes, and then optimized the slowest things
> until Forestry barely showed up on my profiler.
>
> Bee particles may still slow down a client, but you can set them to
> "reduced" or "minimal" in the video options now. :)
>
> (if you can't tell, I am happy with this too haha)

Could you have a look at Alvearies performances?

Aand, this client-side genome NBT on bees, saplings, pollens,
caterpillars, butterflies.

There are still issues with butterflies packing en masse into north of
player loaded chunks to the limit of load range.

123 entityButterfly around my home loaded chunks because I have Forestry
Leaf blocks.

237 packed at north 11 chunks ahead.

Sometimes it can grow to 400-600 entities, then both server and client
start to suffer cpu load and memory management issues.

--
Léa Gris


Mention that this file is copied from cmd/hyperkube/hyperkube_test.go


Mention that this is copied from cmd/hyperkube/kube-controller-manager.go


Mention that this is based on cmd/hyperkube/kube-scheduler.go


Mention that this is based on cmd/hyperkube/main.go


Mention that this is based on cmd/hyperkube/kube-apiserver.go


Mention that this is based on cmd/hyperkube/kube-proxy.go


Mention that this is based on cmd/hyperkube/server.go


Please comment this out for now, per my comment on @jdef 's main PR


A cold shower cannot harm once in a while.
How did you know I was on the party ? Probably a function of number of lines of code.

Seriously, thank you for your guidance. I was hitting a wall and did not know why.

I will stop loosing my time on patches that try to add dynamic factors in the eval.
or at least I will avoid patches which explore the relationship between more than 2 pieces.


Disguise.cs:64-65 need [Sync] attributes (not a new issue). If called from unsynced code DisguiseAsType() will cause desyncs well downstream.


This selector is too wide imho, it causes issues on pages like http://www.discogs.com/master/137072, see the Marketplace:
![discogs_bug_pasok](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/151042/8026266/0a965b68-0d70-11e5-9241-73ed8b046fe9.png)
When userscript is disabled it looks like:
![discogs_bug_ok](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/151042/8026267/0a97bc1a-0d70-11e5-8b90-62c2006f35a5.png)


The language change here is in Section 3.3.4, where I replaced one instance of "to desire" with "to wish" for better readability. All other changes are replacements of Tabs with a simple white space.


[ These comments are on commit b43199b3f540dcea9dbf7e3d1dc3bae743834773 only. ]

For all of the files that you copied from the main kubernetes tree, please add comments in those files (i.e. the files in the main kubernetes tree) referencing the files here. For example, add to the top of cmd/hyperkube/hyperkube.go a comment like "If you update code in this file, you may need to also update code in contrib/mesos/cmd/km/hyperkube.go"


If called from synced code, this will cause exploit order detection to be tripped, since every client will be issuing the order to this actor.


Cheers @assertchris I'll try this out on my migration efforts.


Whoops, I'll get rid of that.


changing for a new one


Changed the order of some sentences and cut out what to me appears a redundancy ("any Domain which the Circle is authorized to impact" already includes "any Domain controlled by the Circle itself").


Is this the outcome of our hangout on Friday, 2015-06-05? How do we read and write Amy now?


Removed two instances of "however" that seemed to confuse, rather than help, where they were placed.

More straightforward order of things in 4.2.3: first the "normal" process, then the exception.

More linebreaks.


However you like but please include the case and test in the header line, maybe:
```
Log messages captured during test prints output 2 (ExUnitTest.TestOpportunisticLogging):
```


I would love to learn what are the "too risky" parts of this commit.
Please, nackers of this PR, help me understand.


>Could you have a look at Alvearies performances?

Alvearies are optimized here too, same as apiaries and bee houses! :bee:

>Aand, this client-side genome NBT on bees, saplings, pollens,
caterpillars, butterflies.

I am still looking at client-side genome nbt here: https://github.com/ForestryMC/ForestryMC/issues/561
It is the next big optimization, I think. It's complicated because Minecraft handles the sync of ItemStacks pretty much automatically so I need to find a way around it.

>There are still issues with butterflies packing en masse into north of
player loaded chunks to the limit of load range.
> ...

Butterfly entities have limits set in the configs, in `lepidopterology.conf`.
>\# determines the global butterfly entity count above which natural spawning of butterflies ceases.
entities.spawn.limit=100
\# determines the global butterfly entity count above which butterflies will stay in item form and will not take flight anymore.
entities.maximum.allowed=1000
\# determines whether butterflies can pollinate leaves.
entities.pollination.allowed=true

If you need to get rid of all of the butterflies and start over (because they generated before the config options were active), there is the command `forestry butterfly kill`


@simonster @aurimasv The sample data will need to change to use ISO 8601 access dates, but I'm not totally sure about how the compatibility layer works, so if one of you could do that, that'd be great. (We could make `fromJSON()` accept SQL dates too, but probably better just to convert in the compatibility layer.)


Strangely, I had an upstream branch after processing hte pristine tarball - I did not commit that branch - will fix shortly


(`setField()` still expects a UTC SQL date, though.)


acCENT on the seCOND sylLABle.


Because the ```umb-pane``` use 20pxfor margin-left and margin-right and the bottom bar starts after the margin-left of umb-pane. So with right: 40px; the bottom bar stops where margin-right for umb-pane begins.


what's the question marks for? ヽ(´Д`;)ﾉｱｩｱ...


Really ? Does it complile I only made 3 changes, two were casting a vec3 double to a vec3 float , and then I commented out the cmd.cpp

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They are question marks! =) I didn't understand what you mean with "unit test language" - also, will you do that?


Modified as described. Commit "Added user role - update".


@m-kuhn can this be backported?


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Should be "Snacks, Drinks & Lunch" ?


"coverting a fantastic array of topics" should be "covering a fantastic" ?


ah not language, just mean move it to some unitest wrapper so that xpcshell
can take care of the setups.

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Maybe you could add some Twitter handle or Github handle? :P If you don't want to just ignore my comment ;)


I just added back `ISpecialInventory` to the API. There are still things broken though, unfortunately. Binnie is working on it I believe.


The new and edit views have a lot of identical code in them. Not very DRY.


I will not be able to do it today. will try tomorrow


It should be normally ignored in local setup, as well as `/.idea`, not here.


It would be a pity if more people did this, it would ruin the graph. Anyhow, gr8 b8 m8.


Even better, then the other one...


Ok but I think `SetLogFileName` is a better name, it could be reimplemented for Unicode transparently without breaking API. If keeping both Unicode and ANSI versions in same DLL is desired then it could be defined as a macro in some header. By the way, a static or import library would be nice, as mentioned above.


All my earlier comments on this method still apply :)


Any recommendation where I put the test then?


Nice :)


Looks good.


This seems reasonable to me. Could you maybe give an example of what exactly this change entails for the commit log (it is not so obvious without digging through the code).


1.i: In initially assessing the layout of the data, the columns appear to be different variables about the different items that Chipotle offers in their menu, which are represented in the rows. It is important to note though that each order can have multiple items, thus resulting in multiple rows at times (e.g. order number 1 has 4 items within it - Chips and fresh tomato salsa, Izze, Nantucket Nectar, and Chips and chili salsa.

1.ii: There appears to be 1834 orders based on the order id variable ---  "wc -w <filename>" used

1.iii: The file appears to contain 4623 lines including the column names ----   "wc -l <filename>" used

1.iv: The chicken burrito (591 quantity) appears to be more popular than the steak burrito (386 quantity)  "wc -w <filename>" used

1.v: The chicken burrito with black beans (307 quantity) appears to be more prevalent than the chicken  burrito with pinto beans (108 quantity) "wc -w <filename>" used

2. " find . -name *.csv" and " find . -name *.tsv" used

3. "wc -w <filename> " used


This is in the wrong patch, no?


I am not exactly sure this is the right way to test it here. At least checking the call stack while debugging it seems the only way. After it's done with the subscription above, it removes executes the `Disposable` code and removes the `Observable` from the dictionary.


Still calling it a post here :)


re #458


+2 spaces of indentation after an ```else```


Yay for tables.


+2 spaces of indentation after a new block


Why remove these? Are rebates no longer offered?


I guess a new subdirectory? Or just top-level file? Not really sure.


Hm, do we not want to distinguish between 'internal error' (i.e., could not validate DNS name) and 'invalid DNS name', seems those should get different log messages in the consumer of this function. Something like negative return on true error, 0 on invalid and positive (1) on valid?

Also, looking at the code of dns_name_normalize() I think there is something iffy going on at line 276. We assign r = k and then immediately overwrite r. I assume this does not change the behavior of the function (returning 0 on successfully normalizing a valid DNS name and negative error otherwise), but probably something worth checking out.


What am I missing here? The new logic is the same as the old so how does it fix a bug?


Paulina Rubio??? Really?


This is intentional - the function is named `require`, and the d at the end is only added because of the context. This makes it clear that the d is not part of the function name.


ah, yeah good call. the ui hash is resolved after render(), since before rendering there are no internal DOM elements to resolve it to! Fixed and published in modui-tabs v1.0.1


For me the import statement in l.8 failed with python version 2.7.6..
I do not have the tifffile module, but the skimage module, including external.tifffile. Changing line 7 to ```python from skimage.external.tifffile.tifffile_local import TiffFile, TIFF_SAMPLES_DTYPES``` works fine. The combination of
```python
import skimage.external.tifffile.tifffile_local as tifffile
from tifffile import TiffFile, TIFF_SAMPLE_DTYPES
```
raises an input error. Should the interpreter be able to import from a local module alias?


nope, there's a linking error, double def:
```c++
v_base.obj : error LNK2005: "public: static unsigned int const * const voro::voro_base::wl3" (?wl3@voro_base@voro@@2QBIB) already defined in juce_voro.obj
```


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Actually using ResetKeyboardFocus() here is not very good since it breaks the idea of keeping previous focus widgets on the stack. But this seems to be the easiest fix.


Float conversion needs to be in a try-except block


Extraneous call to commit() when making a select query


thank mr skeletal 💀


c.fetchone() is None when the select query does not match any rows


delete this sentence


I checked https://irischat.herokuapp.com/ and don't know how behavior logic working? and how to turn 'unencrypted' to 'encrypted'.


OK I stopped finding it funny, I will remove this now


delete this paragraph


You need a one sentence description, right here of why I should care.


delete


huh?


Unnecessary, use a print instead, especially since all the other debug messages are printed.


Full source files like this need to be moved into their own file.  Inside the writeup, you only mention the relevant sections.  See the tokenizer writeup for a good example.


there was a new osx build releases yesterday.  but a linux didn't come out with it like usual.  hopefully that buildbot isn't down too.  Who or what service runs the build servers?  I'd be happy to try and bug them to check on fixing them.


Anytime you have anything remotely code related, you need to put it in backticks.


Wrong.  This is the *output* of the program.


You need to explicitly show the commands to compile and run this code.


Begin with the example, then explain it.


One more quick question before I bring in this code. Does the $this01 stuff do anything detrimental (ie. change them) to other recurrent visits by forcing $nd to 01 in mktime?


You're printing out so many things that this becomes completely useless; you should rather be inspecting the contents of the database in the command line using `psql`


Hi!


This is not a good example because you don't actually use the `optional` type anywhere.  Why should I care?


You need to talk about the difference between dynamic and static typing.  In particular, you should *never* use `Any` when it is possible to use `auto`.


remove all the irrelevant code from these examples


s/any/Any


Yes it does make sense. Was I correct to indent the rest of the lines then?


on right click:


This is the only example you've given where you should actually be using `Any`.  But you still haven't motivated why I should care about this example.


Again, this example doesn't explain why I should care.


@vlj , this alpha kill is pretty interesting . when you adjust the cube subdivision and zero alpha threshold , the cube will appear .

![alpha](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3000282/8026495/0fd231ac-0dab-11e5-8f20-34302076870b.png)


Thanks, that works as well, will update the branch.


mail -> main


Is this flag necessary? The false option doesn't really work, right?


Even clearer would be
```"Only provider %v supported, you specified %v", mesos.ProviderName, s.CloudProvider"```


Not quite, I'll make a note on the next line with an indentation error.


Before we fix indentation, we've got to make sure our braces are on the right lines. Should this bracket be sitting on line 19 all by itself?


Your examples still lack motivation and are occasionally wrong.  Your writing style is rather wordy, and there's a number of mistakes in your styling.  If I graded this right now, you'd get 15/50 on the technical part of the grade and 15/50 on the writing portion.  I'm not going to enter this yet, however.  My expectation is that you'll fix these mistakes and resubmit.


Now note the hilarious https://labs.spotify.com/2013/06/18/creative-usernames/, if you haven't already.


The lack of explicit cast to int is going to cause compilation warnings on some compilers


Same thing here.


And here.


And here


Also: Now it prints a line with the server type and id after successfully initializing the emulator.


It was for the assignment:

Instead of displaying 10 posts per page, display 100 post per page by using the per_page(num) method in TopicsController#show.


@vlj , humm no idea why it is not fixed on my side ,How it look like on your AMD card?

![paradox](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3000282/8026521/1d879cf0-0dac-11e5-94f1-68262c22e640.png)


Yeah, testing this behaviour is something I've struggled with on the ReactiveCocoa provider, too. I quite like this approach :+1:


As characters aren't required by spec to be escaped as unicode sequences, wouldn't this result in quite a bad worst case for Cyrillic and CJK language text? Unless I'm very much mistaken, this would result on a branch misprediction on every single call for text that is primarily non-latin characters.

I believe this would be better left as un-hinted, as, in situations where this is a viable optimization, wouldn't it typically still be in the branch prediction cache?


+1 groovecoder


I'm very, very, very impressed you bothered to try doing this lol. Props man. <3


DON'T PUSH USELESS COMMITS LIKE THIS ONE, (SPELLING ERRORS, GRAMMAR ERRORS, AND SUCH SHOULD AND CAN WAIT UNTIL NEXT PUSH (SUCH AS YOU ADDED A NEW ITEM, WORLD GEN, FUNCTIONALITY))

Legible form
don't push useless commits like this one, (spelling errors, grammar errors, and such should and can wait until next push (such as you added a new item, world gen, functionality))


"The pain is reaL!!!!!" -- Every Source Engine Developer Ever


The problem or the handy part is loading an extra JVM with Android API.


$params['post']->createdBy


Heh, yeah I read it before. It's fun stuff. This is not a hack in a random python library though, this is the actual unicode security specification and it's much stronger than typical "canonicalization" that aims to normalize everything that could be confusable. For example, it considers 0 and O to be confusable... which they actually are. It doesn't discriminate between cultures in the sense "latin is so common so you should know that 1 and l is different".


Finished up writing unit tests for System.py Also added a new GeneralError exception that will be used whenever there are no other suitable exceptions.
Main.py
Made a change related to the unit testing of System.py. Change causes addSys to catch raised errors instead of just checking what System.py returns.

System.py
Added import for GeneralError
Changed build() to not catch the value error and instead just let it fall through to Main.py
Changed addadjSys() to check instance type of the provided adjSys and raise a type error if its not a system
Changed setParent() to check instance of num and entry and raise type errors if they are not correct.
Changed getadjSys() to raise IndexError if the adjSyss array is empty and to raise a ValueError if no adjacent systems can be found with the provided ID
Added a getSecurity() method
Changed getGateDistance() to raise a general error if trying to compare the same gate and also fixed a bug where sqrt was missing the preceeding math.
Changed getSysDistance() to raise a type error if the provided other is not a system and also fixed the same math.sqrt bug as getGateDistance

SystemTests.py
Added the file to test System.py

TestController.py
Added code to run SystemTests.py

TestData.txt
Added data for use with SystemTests.py


@vlj , somehow the title screen is not fixed on my NV systsem. How it looks like on your AMD one?

this is the title screen
![paradox](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3000282/8026546/41f5d3b2-0dad-11e5-8c04-07e085a87d81.png)

and this is starting new game
![paradox1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3000282/8026547/44ba4a88-0dad-11e5-8a4a-9bf97d1cfe25.png)
![paradox2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3000282/8026548/44bd94d6-0dad-11e5-941e-5df546474720.png)


ok @fpietrosanti / @virgil you should both be happy.

in the end i made it configurable adding a comment on the DMCA in the config.
@virgil: due to the fact that the more functional is the classical regexp i made the default configuration set to false.
the reason of this is the fact that the specialized HTML regexp has been found not functional to me on two relevant conditions:

1) inline css where one could set an url inside e.g. a "background:" directive
2) jurls written indise an inline javascript that obviously would not agree to the rextrictive html regexp.


Same for me ^^


wiederhergestellt


are you sure about the disambiguation for all names? We very rarely see that. What do you have in mind? Also, no need for a near-note-distance: That won't do anything in this style (since you're not testing for near-note anywhere).


It doesn't complain because your new version still needlessly sets cmd and cmd_len even though they're unused...

But it's okay, I'll merge this and fix it up myself.


First merge (not successful yet)


@mkreisl

build with the config as provided ?

so rpi2-3.19.y ?


These last two methods look the same as two that Dave used. I wonder which one of you wrote them. Here's what I had to say about them:

This code smells like weak programming because:
(i) These two methods are really the same method. Their code is virtually identical given two parameters: a skill relation (```current_skills``` or ```desired_skills```) and a string naming the relation. Why write the same method twice? Remember DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself). At least move the work to a helper method they can both call.
(ii) The algorithm is confusing. Upon detecting a duplicate id you add to the errors hash, but only if the errors hash has a blank value associated with the key ```:"current_skill.skill_id"```. What can cause that value to be non-blank in the first place? Not this method, so it must be relying on the side effects of other validations. It's not obvious here so a comment in the code is needed to explain it. Having seen this approach elsewhere in your code it occurs to me that it's so confusing here because there's actually a copy-paste bug, and you really intended to use the key :current_skill twice in the same line, which makes more sense.

Here's a suggestion to simplify to one more concise method:
```
def nested_attr_skill_id_unique(skill_relation, relation_name)
  if skill_relation.length != skill_relation.uniq {|member| member.skill_id}.length
    errors.add(relation_name, "Please select each #{relation_name} only once")
  end
end
...
#called like
nested_attr_skill_id_unique(current_skills, :current_skills)
...
nested_attr_skill_id_unique(desired_skills, :desired_skills)
```


Dave had these methods too. Here's what I said to him about them:
This code smells like weak programming because:
(i) These two methods are really the same method. Their code is virtually identical given two parameters: a skill relation (current_skills or desired_skills) and a string naming the relation. Why write the same method twice? Remember DRY (Don't Repeat Yourself). At least move the work to a helper method they can both call.
(ii) The algorithm is confusing. Upon detecting a duplicate id you add to the errors hash, but only if the errors hash has a blank value associated with the key :"current_skill.skill_id". What can cause that value to be non-blank in the first place? Not this method, so it must be relying on the side effects of other validations. It's not obvious here so a comment in the code is needed to explain it. Having seen this approach elsewhere in your code it occurs to me that it's so confusing here because there's actually a copy-paste bug, and you really intended to use the key :current_skill twice in the same line, which makes more sense.

Here's a suggestion to simplify to one more concise method:

def nested_attr_skill_id_unique(skill_relation, relation_name)
  if skill_relation.length != skill_relation.uniq {|member| member.skill_id}.length
    errors.add(relation_name, "Please select each #{relation_name} only once")
  end
end
...
#called like
nested_attr_skill_id_unique(current_skills, :current_skills)
...
nested_attr_skill_id_unique(desired_skills, :desired_skills)


Why not just remove the dependency from setup.py? It's already gated by a check.


so proud of you! for using git (y)


Yes, only a few changes:
```
--- a/extra-files/rpi-3.19.y/.config
+++ b/extra-files/rpi-3.19.y/.config
@@ -415,7 +415,8 @@ CONFIG_CMA_AREAS=7
 CONFIG_ZSWAP=y
 CONFIG_ZPOOL=y
 CONFIG_ZBUD=y
-# CONFIG_ZSMALLOC is not set
+CONFIG_ZSMALLOC=y
+# CONFIG_PGTABLE_MAPPING is not set
 CONFIG_FORCE_MAX_ZONEORDER=11
 CONFIG_ALIGNMENT_TRAP=y
 # CONFIG_UACCESS_WITH_MEMCPY is not set
@@ -1306,6 +1307,9 @@ CONFIG_ARCH_MIGHT_HAVE_PC_PARPORT=y
 # CONFIG_PARPORT is not set
 CONFIG_BLK_DEV=y
 # CONFIG_BLK_DEV_NULL_BLK is not set
+CONFIG_ZRAM=m
+CONFIG_ZRAM_LZ4_COMPRESS=y
+# CONFIG_ZRAM_DEBUG is not set
 # CONFIG_BLK_DEV_COW_COMMON is not set
 CONFIG_BLK_DEV_LOOP=m
 CONFIG_BLK_DEV_LOOP_MIN_COUNT=8
@@ -1609,7 +1613,7 @@ CONFIG_USB_NET_DM9601=m
 CONFIG_USB_NET_SR9700=m
 # CONFIG_USB_NET_SR9800 is not set
 CONFIG_USB_NET_SMSC75XX=m
-CONFIG_USB_NET_SMSC95XX=y
+CONFIG_USB_NET_SMSC95XX=m
 CONFIG_USB_NET_GL620A=m
 CONFIG_USB_NET_NET1080=m
 CONFIG_USB_NET_PLUSB=m
@@ -4339,8 +4343,8 @@ CONFIG_HAVE_DEBUG_KMEMLEAK=y
 #
 # CONFIG_LOCKUP_DETECTOR is not set
 # CONFIG_DETECT_HUNG_TASK is not set
-CONFIG_PANIC_ON_OOPS=y
-CONFIG_PANIC_ON_OOPS_VALUE=1
+CONFIG_PANIC_ON_OOPS=n
+CONFIG_PANIC_ON_OOPS_VALUE=0
 CONFIG_PANIC_TIMEOUT=5
 # CONFIG_SCHED_DEBUG is not set
 # CONFIG_SCHEDSTATS is not set
```
I need the eth-driver as module and use ZRAM for swap.
But the issues also occurs with completely deactivated swap, no zram and using cfq as io-scheduler


Hm. @fpotter, Travis is using Xcode 6.1.1 since 2014-12-18 (http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/osx-ci-environment/#Xcode, http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/build-environment-updates/2014-12-18/). I think starting from Monday (if new Xcode (beta, 7?) is released) we could drop Xcode 5 support if all parties here think it is right decision. Then we could switch to frameworks and deprecate some old stuff that we aren't removing because of Xcode 5.


Alosion is already hosting AlexFreedom.


(clearly i forgot to tell you)


@arthurvr cool thank you!


This view is very long. Look for ways to shorten it.


Why don't you add Immersion Touchsense like I did whit cm12 on Redmi 1S?


Can do, but then it should be added to `extras_require` probably, and not sure where. I'd prefer removing it just because I'm not a fan of the kind of dependencies where suddenly a part of the library doesn't work even though you installed everything by the book. At the very least those kind of dependencies would have to be properly documented, which is a lot of pain for 41 characters. I can add it to the documentation instead.


ENG
'm With the same problem. someone arranged

PTB
Estou com o mesmo problema. Alguém arrumou


Why would you even give the option of an item that isn't in the bag?


How do you know it was the potion? You're allowing information that is external to this class leak into its implementation details. This is not good encapsulation.


I don't want to do that but I haven't figured out a way of presenting a
menu of items when based on what is in the bag. It is especially
complicated because these items can be at different positions in the bag
every time.

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What happens if you decide to change this from 10 to 20? How many other places would it have to change? What does that suggest?


This is actually generated by Dist::Zilla::Plugin::Test::Synopsis, and was fixed in doherty/Dist-Zilla-Plugin-Test-Synopsis@7392c4c41cb222394deb58ee82859de91ebbff93. I'm requiring a recent enough version of the plugin in 91a3692a7f41747b7bceb8c4f43efe7755300127.


Doesn't containsItem() already return a bool? Why do you need to do == true? You can just write:

if (myPlayer.getBag().containsItem(POTION)) {
.
.
.


Can you paste me some URLs where the more liberal script gets it right but
the HTML one misses it?

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> in the end i made it configurable adding a comment on the DMCA in the
> config.
> @virgil <https://github.com/virgil>: due to the fact that the more
> functional is the classical regexp i made the default configuration set to
> false.
> the reason of this is the fact that the specialized HTML regexp has been
> found not functional to me on two relevant conditions:
>
> 1) inline css where one could set an url inside e.g. a "background:"
> directive
> 2) jurls written indise an inline javascript that obviously would not
> agree to the rextrictive html regexp.
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Commit by Kyle Steiner


if (pgm) {


Awesome, man


I think this is inefficient... we're constructing a set when all we need is an accessor (say, get_num_pgs_on_osd(int osd)) that uses

  ceph::unordered_map<int,set<pg_t> > pg_by_osd;

to return the size of the set.