Take a look at https://github.com/cryptocat/cryptocat/blob/master/src/core/js/etc/random.js
It may help you


@schwarzben , da siehst es!;)


This is false (plus points to the *old* URL); it looks like some template text has been used here without further review.


Sweet!

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These are not issues we should be deciding here. I'll add an editorial note to the paper that describes these issues and let LWG do what they think is best.


This looks like it should work. Nice addition :) I'll test it tonight after work and push the change if everything comes out looking kosher.

Thanks!


Hardware is an i5-4690k @4.5ghz and a GTX680 with 4GB vram, 16GB RAM for the system if it matters.
my GPU usages in first area of Champions of Norrath are:
VRAM: 550mb - 741mb
GPU Core: 29-33%


Can we have multiple scenes, and scenes inside of scenes? This might be the equivalent of contexts inside of contexts in old famous?


:sunglasses: noch einer bei der party :tada:


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/64956167


Hooraaaay ;D


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I give a quick look at the trace. The game moves data around the memory. Move is a nightmare because it invalidate both cpu/gpu memory of the cache. It could be impossible to fix.


Here's a link for the rich diff: https://github.com/stubailo/meteor-rest/commit/7951114dec9559d5f423cb2c909365ed51ca81a6?short_path=34c05ae#diff-34c05ae63c0ec3a82c41c60b4c2440ef


It's definitely nice and simple. But for security, how is that better than using Caja/SES?


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=( That's no good; means brute forcing is the only option then?


```
  File "/home/vagrant/src/kuma/users/views.py", line 276, in get_form
    self.email_addresses = OrderedDict()
NameError: global name 'OrderedDict' is not defined
```


Typo in canola oil spelling


Scenes are nodes, so they accept things like Camera for perspective/depth. It might make sense to have reactivity (suppose the scene is the first person perspective of an Alien from Aliens vs Predator, they can change their perspective/depth/field-of-view).

This can all be transferred down onto the next node anyway, which can be the root node instead of the scene node being the root.


Actually is is "atoms per unit", i.e. unit is one of something, and we specify its size in atoms. So a full name of this parameter would be unit_in_atoms.


```
18:14:00 web.1        |   File "/home/vagrant/src/kuma/search/serializers.py", line 73, in get_filters
18:14:00 web.1        |     filter_mapping = OrderedDict((filter_['slug'], filter_)
18:14:00 web.1        | NameError: global name 'OrderedDict' is not defined
```


After thinking about this a bit more I realise another way in which this is insidious and why it probably wasn't noticed. Linguica [asked me on Twitter](https://twitter.com/andrewrstine/status/605114986978000896) if fixing this bug doubled the performance of Chocolate Doom. While that's one way of looking at this, it's not entirely accurate.

Suppose that you have a slow machine that can only render at 35fps, and no more. It's not the case that the game would in this scenario have run at 17fps. If you look at the loop where the problem code was located:

    // wait for new tics if needed
    while (!PlayersInGame() || lowtic < gametic/ticdup + counts)

We only block (and call I_Sleep) if there are no tics available. In the <= 35fps case, every time we call TryRunTics() there is another tic available to run immediately. So we get the expected number of FPS and it actually works okay.

Similarly if we have a fast machine that can render at 70fps or higher there's no issue. The game just renders each frame twice and the user won't notice.

The problem case is if you're in the 35-70fps range. In that case you can do the full frame rate easily, but the extra CPU time between frames is needlessly "padded out" by rendering some frames twice. That's probably the reason for the RasPi flickery frame rate - instead of frames being rendered on a smooth, consistent 28ms clock, some (but not all) were being rendered twice, messing up the timing between them and making it jittery.

So it's not the case that this bug halved frame rate on all machines. Rather, I believe this bug went undetected for so long because it only had an effect in certain conditions on certain machines, and even then the effect will have been subtle and probably only noticeable by people who have played a lot of Doom.


fast-forwarding master to auto = e04f560b


@aldeed @stubailo Just wanted to point this out since I forgot to mention it in the commit message (I can fix that). Are we okay with this change? I'm not sure what the exact process should be for deprecating things like this.


Caja has so many issues, I am worried about its quality https://github.com/google/caja/issues


Is the function keyword needed here?

Should this be `_usage() {`


This class inherits from `EntityDeleteMixin`. As a result, it should inherit a `delete()` method. Does the inherited method work?


Right. Fixing it. My apologies.


This is even funnier knowing HB


@oblador If the peer dependency is not satisfied then npm stops. I don't think that just throws a warning. That makes `peer dependency` such a pain. If I were able to install `react-native-vector-icons` w/t react-native `0.5.0-rc1` then I wouldn't mind `peer dependency` at all.


не знаю что подразумквалось, но у нас в задании про взятие сообщений с бд ни слова. запись в бд-есть, а оттуда взятие-нет.


Is that documented as a Postcondition of `acquire`?


Hey, you pushed into `pandalone` central repository correct??

Please don't push directly there bc i'm rewritting history sometimes (with ``push -f``) for testing RTD, etc, For instance just now I unwantingly overitten HEAD!!

Use you own repo and make me a PR or a mention with `@`.


well done!
good toolbox for investigating render "metadata".


let's do just bz2 for now then (it's smaller and faster).  may need to adjust the other build scripts accordingly..


Informatik-LK


could you also do that on API.md because that is our main reference based on which we are working.


[...] Bei Fragen, oder wenn [...] (Komma fehlt)


I should add test coverage for this.


[...], von denen [...]


In these statements either the type of the 'true' expression is unknown or the type of the 'false' expression is unknown. The type of the variables `b`, `c` and `d` and the output of the method `doSomething` does not have to be a boolean.

Please see the expression on line 88. It is a piece of code from the `dataAttr` function of jQuery. The data variable can be either a boolean, null, numeric, object or (if none of the previous types matches) an unknown type. Such a situation cannot be refactored to any of the compliant solutions.


It's a nontrivial rebuild on Linux as well, due to llvm -> mesa_noglu -> {qt\*, cairo -> gtk\*}.


beginnen möchten. [...]


just a typo dude :p forgot to delete it xD


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Deppenleerzeichen [...] ein Wissen*, dass* vielen [...]


There's a couple unit tests that can exercise this method.

* Add `(entities.RHCIDeployment, 'deploy')` to [`test_no_such_path`](https://github.com/SatelliteQE/nailgun/blob/master/tests/test_entities.py#L139).
* Add `(entities.RHCIDeployment, '/deployments', 'deploy')` to [`test_self_path_with_which`](https://github.com/SatelliteQE/nailgun/blob/master/tests/test_entities.py#L83).
* Add `(entities.RHCIDeployment, '/deployments')` to [`test_path_without_which`](https://github.com/SatelliteQE/nailgun/blob/master/tests/test_entities.py#L41).

I apologise for the mess of path-related tests, crappy path-related test descriptions and the mixture of DDT and non-DDT tests in that module.


Yep, it should be `_usage () {`with the space before the parens is the style we've been using i think.  sorry about that.


Ich weiß nicht, ob der letzte Absatz etwas zu "arrogant" geschrieben ist.


Issues is an indication of success :-) no issues is an indication that the bugs just haven't been found yet.

Core Caja contributors are on the TC39 committee, and definitely know their stuff. I trust it very much.


Thanks!! Removed the else clause.


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And by the way, give me some more time on the `xlsreader`.

Just reply to me thr information i had asked in that old commit, regarding the `dn` and `up` arguments.


@jeanferri @marciomazza is weird but in my local instance test are running using the egg and not the source:

```bash
# grep policy bin/test
    '/home/hvelarde/.buildout/eggs/interlegis.intranetmodelo.policy-1.0b4-py2.7.egg',
os.chdir('/home/hvelarde/simples/interlegis/src/interlegis.intranetmodelo.policy/parts/test')
    sys.exit(zope.testing.testrunner.run((['-s', 'interlegis.intranetmodelo.policy', '--auto-color', '--auto-progress']) + [
        '--test-path', '/home/hvelarde/.buildout/eggs/interlegis.intranetmodelo.policy-1.0b4-py2.7.egg',
```

I can't help you with that now.


:+1: hier noch ein PR: #4 andere sprache, mit kompiliertem programm aber gleich dabei und super schnell :bullettrain_side:


Honestly, I have no idea. Meteor yelled at me that something happening within that function needed to be done within a Fiber, so without quite understanding it I just blindly followed the error message and wrapped the entire thing in a Fiber. Here's the error output when I remove the Fiber:

```
Error: Can't wait without a fiber
at Function.wait (/Users/kahmalirose/.meteor/packages/meteor-tool/.1.1.3.lxtlo7++os.osx.x86_64+web.browser+web.cordova/mt-os.osx.x86_64/dev_bundle/server-lib/node_modules/fibers/future.js:155:9)
at Object.Future.wait (/Users/kahmalirose/.meteor/packages/meteor-tool/.1.1.3.lxtlo7++os.osx.x86_64+web.browser+web.cordova/mt-os.osx.x86_64/dev_bundle/server-lib/node_modules/fibers/future.js:397:10)
at [object Object]._.extend._nextObject (packages/mongo/mongo_driver.js:929:1)
at [object Object]._.extend.forEach (packages/mongo/mongo_driver.js:963:1)
at [object Object]._.extend.map (packages/mongo/mongo_driver.js:973:1)
at [object Object]._.extend.fetch (packages/mongo/mongo_driver.js:997:1)
at [object Object].Cursor.(anonymous function) [as fetch] (packages/mongo/mongo_driver.js:812:1)
at [object Object].MongoConnection.findOne (packages/mongo/mongo_driver.js:718:1)
at [object Object]._.extend.findOne (packages/mongo/collection.js:296:1)
at getUserIdFromAuthToken (packages/simple:authenticate-user-by-token/auth.js:38:1)
```

I _probably_ should have put in a little more effort to actually understand why that was happening :)


Ok, got it!


@nmonterroso I forgot to cc you in the commit message. See the comments for my concerns about where to put this.

If we add this here, we don't necessarily have a cyclic dependency because we can always add these validators in the `NewUserService` method. I think I would be ok with that how about you?


unknown error


Maybe `unknown` instead of `???`?


This is messing up the PATH ordering, the order of `set` elements is undefined.

`env['PATH'] += ':/usr/sbin:/usr/local/sbin'` would be simpler and more correct.


Yeah if we want to build a library that everyone will use, we should avoid doing things like this. I'll try to figure out why you got that.


remove


i must have missed that. it should work with the inheritance. I'll remove this with any other updates


Erklärbär: Hier kannste für jede Dateiendung einzeln Statistiken aufrufen
`println("Number of RTFs: " + fw.countForExtension("rtf"));`


Woops, my mistake. You'll probably want to add this to https://github.com/rubysec/bundler-audit/blob/5c53f7355880719f2a33a9ab1437dd3107707b94/lib/bundler/audit/scanner.rb#L104 so unresolvable hosts don't crash the tool (effectively just treat them as non-internal hosts).


Я же говорю, в лоб не сделать :) Так он выдаёт

`PHP Fatal error:  Interface 'TaskDoneListenerInterface' not found in /var/www/html/lib/achievements_implementations.php on line 15`


This was the fix for ceylon/ceylon-spec/issues/1324.


L46 should be `actual=$(git lfs env)`, or?


Sounds good. Thanks for looking into this. @aldeed may have something to add here, since he seemed to have some intuition that it was going to require a Fiber when we first started discussing this.


在new group的時候可選的coowner不包括user_level==USER的使用者


You don't need to, you can literally confirm this by validating your game and creating a listen server.


Just Curious: Why not put inside loop as in Line 852?


在edit group的時候可選的coowner不包括user_level==USER的使用者,並排除當前group owner


LGTM :ship:


cool, i can add in  those before submitting a PR to nailgun proper


I removed the if statement for the condtion part. Thanks!

The check on the `trueExpression` and on the `falseExpression` is there to check that both conditions evaluates to a boolean. Only if both sides evaluates to a boolean it can be refactored to any of the compliant solutions (see my comment on line 65 for an example)


Actually a lot of people got confused by "unit", but I can't find better terminology :(


reuse js delete confirm function.


Test


Set default group owner to the person who create the group.


Any particular reason 1.9 document is modified? I am curious as this version is very old.


I feel this is weird.  Why not

<code>
if model not in _BAYES_MODELS:
    // raise
</code>


I'm not able to test with multiple players that way for internet reasons; I have other things I need to test with multiple people anyway


Agreed, prefetching is useful


Test out


@josevalim should we sort references when we're dumping the translation instead of here? (sorting is needed so that the order stays the same as much as possible - again, we would like to prevent VCS nightmares).


Yes, looks to be fixed now. Thanks.


I couldn't make anything else work for the love of me :(


Any thoughts on when this will be brought into `3-0-stable`?


I have be trying to set this site for 2 days It's not working


How about making this Exception a more specific exception.  Make an exception class unique to this project and/or error type.


I'm sorting translations here just so that we have as much "order" as we can.


nope. das `@Override` steht nur dafür, das die `onEntry` Methode der Parent-Klasse (`FileSystemItem`) überschrieben wird.
Die Sammlung in welche die _Statistik_ reingeschrieben wird ist weiter oben defniert und wird von dem Aufruf durch `addExtension(extension);` gefüttert.


sí, me copa esa syntaxis


I introduced `__gettext_dir__/0` a couple of commits ago, this was the reason :)


I like it as is because I can stick many addidional asserts in here, like:

        try:
            assert (x)
            assert(y)
           ...
        except:
            raise Exception("Invalid SVM model configuration object.")

Without needing a complicated and. This is what I do in svm, for example.


@vcunat do we have a list of packages that cause mass-rebuilds anywhere? It would be nice to (1) have that and (2) have travis complain when commits on master (or PRs) modify any of these non-trivial packages.


... füttert die liste der gefundenen "extensions"; prüft aber, ob sie schon in de Liste ist und falls ja, zählt eins nach oben.


lol


Ill add a TODO comment.


There's two ways to expose the parameters each method can accept. One way is to just accept a dict of parameters, as you've done here. Several other methods also do this, such as [`ActivationKey.add_subscriptions`](http://nailgun.readthedocs.org/en/latest/api/nailgun.entities.html#nailgun.entities.ActivationKey.add_subscriptions). A second way is to explicitly list out the parameters that can be accepted, as is done in [`ActivationKey.content_override`](http://nailgun.readthedocs.org/en/latest/api/nailgun.entities.html#nailgun.entities.ActivationKey.content_override), [`AbstractDockerContainer.power`](http://nailgun.readthedocs.org/en/latest/api/nailgun.entities.html#nailgun.entities.AbstractDockerContainer.power), [`ContentView.copy`](http://nailgun.readthedocs.org/en/latest/api/nailgun.entities.html#nailgun.entities.ContentView.copy) and more. The latter approach is more work, but it has three advantages:

* The methods easier to start using. Parameters are right there in the argument list.
* It's easier to work around bugs in a predictable manner. For example, a redundant entity ID is required by `ContentView.copy` (see [here](https://github.com/SatelliteQE/nailgun/blob/master/nailgun/entities.py#L1141)).
* You shield the user from design weirdness, such as the nested parameters required by `ActivationKey.content_override`. (See [here](https://github.com/SatelliteQE/nailgun/blob/master/nailgun/entities.py#L242-L245)).

How much work is it to list arguments right in the method signatures?


Thank You!


For the records:

* `ansible-playbook` output is colorized by default,
* set ANSIBLE_NOCOLOR=true if you do not like this, but it still does not colorize when running without a TTY,
* set ANSIBLE_FORCE_COLOR=true to force color mode even when running without a TTY

Note that hardcoed `ANSIBLE_FORCE_COLOR=true` was part of the [very initial version](https://github.com/mitchellh/vagrant/pull/1465#issuecomment-15915147) of the ansible provisioner, and it was a long overdue on my side to ask if we shouldn't be more flexible on that point. Now everything looks fine :)


Not planning on porting to stable branches since it would break applications/extensions relying on the old Faker API.


Das hier ist die _Statistik_-Liste :smirk: – immer ein Paar aus der _extension_, zb "pdf" mit einem Zähler.


... und hier ist ein kleiner _Helfer_ um die Zähler zu bekommen.


Until tonight I thought that the half screen issue would be impossible to fix. So you never know :).


You can also do:

if x and y:
    // raise

You can also do...wait for it...

if x or y:
    // raise

A lot more logical control.  Your way only handles the AND case.


I agree we should document an easy way to find out. Perhaps nox already supports such a query.


I've probably been overusing TODOs. Most of them I just intend to be discussion points within this PR, but some, like the setup/teardown suggestion within the tests, are for future discussion. It's mostly just that these things pop into my mind when I'm coding and I want to remember to discuss them. What I will try to do is just create GitHub Issues for the bigger discussion points, and then maybe once I commit I can try to remember to go back and leave links to any specific lines of code they reference later. That way there aren't any lingering TODOs. I just find the TODOs handy because my IDE (Webstorm) has a pane where I can view the TODOs throughout the project, and easily navigate to them. I use them prettily liberally in other projects I work on, so it's just a habit I've carried over. If they're causing any confusion though I will try to find a better forum for them (like GitHub Issues).


@godlessfather : Thanks for the work.
Can you please give some idea what you have done in the patch?


@vinci1it2000 As you see I moved this into a new branch @xlrd_2_interruption.
It is hard to merge it eventually, i may pick some stuff later.

We need to chat!!


typo - it's call_collect_inverval - will fix !


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@littleladyanne26 What do you mean? You can [open a ticket](https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew/issues/new) if you have an issue with Homebrew.


In fuzzy clustering, fiecare punct are probabilitatea sa apartina oricarui cluster, in comparatie cu kmeans, in care un punct apartine unui singur cluster. Fuzzy kmeans incearca sa rezolve situatiile in care punctele sunt intre centroizi si nu este clara apartenanta lor la clustere. In acest caz se folosesc probabilitati, se inlocuiesc distantele  de la puncte la centroizi cu probabilitati.  Kmeans este un caz special al algoritmului fuzzy Kmeans, unde probabilitates in acest caz este 1 daca setul de date este cel mai apropiat de centroid si 0 altfel.


@zzuegg even though OpenGL 3 deprecated the luminance formats, we can still simulate it via the swizzle feature in OpenGL 3.3. So it is OK to use luminance textures in jME3.

The only issue is OpenGL 3.2 core which doesn't support luminance nor the swizzle feature, which got added in 3.3.


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原本delete跟edit都是float:right，導致他倆會黏在一起


This is a bullshit


I installed it and ran some simple tests

comments:

- maybe the feature "visible" should be "display inline in build history". Visible can maybe confuse people as you may choose to make it visible or not on the build page (where the action are)
- If the reason is long, it can become really intrusive in the UI.

What about if you adapt the Top-level Claim report to create a "job-level" claim report? Then on one page, you can see all the claim reason and you'll have tons of UI real estate.

Let me know

Scott


Ahaha, you're right, keep my hopes up because PCSX2 developers are top-notch amazing!


PHPCS: Expected 1 newline at end of file; 0 found


Can this be rewritten to
`relation.preload!(other.preload_values) unless other.preload_values.empty?`


It looks like I missed the build failure because I didn't have debugging enabled.  Changing the `cp->p_pfunc` to `ap->p_pfunc` should be enough to address that.

To be clear I've renamed the `arc_do_user_prune()` function to `arc_prune()` which I thought was better.  Since the function has always been static this didn't change the API which was nice.  The only functional change should be that it's now asynchronous while before it was synchronous.  Although now that I saw that perhaps it should be called `arc_prune_async()` to avoid any confusion.

I only meant this to be a starting point for hashing out how we might resolve this deadlock.  I think this patch itself could definitely use some additional improvements.  For example I'm not sure the system_taskq is the right place to dispatch these, and the change in behavior would need to be documented.


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same as above
`relation.includes!(other.includes_values) unless other.preload_values.empty?`


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// 11+ ?


ეს გამომრჩა და ეხლა დავამატე


"The base class for GeometryField and RasterField."


I think it depends of the src and dst of the move. Potentially the move in inside the rt. This way it will be possibke to implement a shader blit. However due to the strange ps2 format, I prefer to give a look at others issues ;)
Paltex will remain mandatory for those games.


Lets rename docker_mount.py to mount.py.  No reason that this could not be expanded to support non docker platforms in the future.


we just had the same idea, i've just committed a change like this into my fork...
will delete mine and re-fork yours :+1:


wrap comments at 79 chars


atomic mount IMAGE /mnt

Should mount rootfs at /mnt


No actualice el repositorio, por lo que en el siguiente commit se encuentran los cambios llevados a cabo.


remove the tab


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Legit concern.


why so many extra whitespaces?


Does the method `relation.preload!` take `reflection.name => other.preload_values` as arguments and if so could you make that more explicit by rewriting.


Actually there is no need for static.
'const' in C++ has already internal linkage , that what 'static' means for global variables.


same as above


Whitespace


If you want to mess with the regression-version-to-3.2 branch, that is fine. As long as the master branch will work with and takes advantage of FG 3.5, because it's going to be copied to FGDATA 3.5.


And files for 3.2/3.4 should not end up in the master branch.


Strange ;)


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I think the convention in the rails code base is to put method arguments in parenthesis `Use MyClass.my_method(my_arg) not my_method( my_arg ) or my_method my_arg.`

For more information refer to http://guides.rubyonrails.org/contributing_to_ruby_on_rails.html#follow-the-coding-conventions

:)


I keep some arguments on the first line `def alter_gis_model(self, ...)` then indent the next line as you've done.


The field types could be combined to a comma separated list in the find method here and on L:33 to reduce duplication.


Done


very cool this. well done!


@myselfjivan: why the icons?


Garbage from the stack?


Awesome commit! I'll copy it! :)


This does not work correctly. I was going to update the caching to remove russian doll caching since ajax request makes it pretty useless. Please do not modify the caching, I need it to stay the same to write about it correctlyt.


@rahulrrixe Why are you touching login when I was working on it! And why do you have Crashlytics imported?


I didn't notice @simison.
I'm all up for spaces but we didn't yet reach a decision on that part, sadly.


500 woo


This semicolon is superfluous.


ACID Part:
http://paste2.org/EkbW6EF0


sambaFull is broken.


@creeonix @aldeed It appears that sending the token via request body is a part of the standard: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750#section-2 (specifically, [here](https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6750#section-2.2)). The only thing we appear to be doing outside of the standard is accepting the body as something other than `www-form-urlencoded` (in my test I sent the request as JSON), and supporting the naming convention of `bearer_token` as opposed to `access_token`.


Weird ' character


Yes. with this you can use Otto. Remember that BaseActivity and Base Fragment inject OttoBus. There is an example in this PR.


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1678 of 1678 tests passed)

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I wanted to publish the project to see if if that would fix any of our issues and VS wouldn't let me till I threw these lines into the project file


This is still required.


And this one.


Shouldn't this remove the closing tag on line 21 also?


Why do we need to pack these?


And here.


Make it

struct ceph_osd_event *event;

event = _alloc_event(...);
if (!event)


Same as above.


I tried this on my c172p branch, I still get the error.

All you did was remove a comment, right?

I just figured it was conflicting with something in the c172p original as it has no autostart function.


Because the user will likely be dumping multiple collections in parallel (potentially dozens on a powerful machine), I think the output will be more readable if we also included the `db.collection` name in the log message, as you did in the first patch. It could be pretty frustrating to separate the signal from the noise if lots of activity is going on.


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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While I do think the rename is cool and a good idea, please do remember to still provide appropriate credit to the original project where most of this came from and further credit to anything you may take from the new TK GApps project and incorporate into yours (updated wiki FAQ, etc.) within the document or commit as appropriate. Thanks! :)


You mean a filter while the form is still empty? To add some fields in the beginning?

I wouldn't mind. I will accept the pull request. Modifying Ip\Form::addField method to accept position parameter would be even better. It would solve this problem as a whole.


Maybe a nitpick, but it seems odd to me that this variable would be solver-specific, since it's possible for other code to use this for multithreaded access.

Perhaps more importantly, looking at your later code, it seems somewhat hacky to read this value from a global variable; it's a sort of hidden dependency.  Is there no way for this to be passed in?  I guess DataReaders are currently created by layers, but layers aren't really supposed to understand that they're multi-threaded.  The necessity of this global variable access here suggests that this may be the wrong design.  One alternative approach is to have this function wait for new_queue_pairs_ indefinitely, until it gets a NULL.  Then we can have a separate static function in Body that's called at the end of network setup, which goes through all existing Body's and sends a NULL to each one's new_queue_pairs_.  Not sure I like this approach *that* much better than what we have now, but I think it's an improvement.

Later we can change the bodies_ variable to not be static, but instead passed in by Caffe during solver construction.  In general, I think we want to get away from the assumption that there's only one solver running at a time, because there's nothing obviously blocking that pattern in the Python/Matlab interfaces.


yes true


Great! I am going to update my code, thank you Nicolas!


Can rbd_dev be NULL here?


I'd use `fmt.Sprintf` here.


**Ahem:**

> [TangentMicroServices/HoursService-WebClient] Test coverage has declined to 42.4% (-30.6%) (Compare)

(though I think you just need to add that new library to the ignore for tests)


Loooon way time


@lirantal Coolio. Is there somewhere where I could participate bikeshedding / lobbying spaces? :-)


I'll add it here, but I can't promise I'll remember to do it in every array, since this is illegal syntax in most every other language I code in.

I found this though: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WI-9978
Maybe it can be done automatically...


test


test 222


Actually, scratch that, don't want to do it here, since two other PRs will depend on this one.


May you've overwritten Gentoo's init script.


Use GFP_NOIO here.


This fails for newer versions of PyQt4 too. We get a empty dictionary back as result. So I replaced the regex with a proper regex match test.


not sure why the function randomPlay got cut off

function randomPlay() {
    var randomNumber = Math.random();
    if (randomNumber < 0.33) {
        return "rock";
    } else if (randomNumber < 0.66) {
        return "paper";
    } else {
        return "scissors";
    }
}


That be a perfect solution. I was considering to play with the order manually but I figured this would be hackish and unclean. Let's see whether I can implement this.


Same here too. This is the correct error message for newer versions of Webkit.


Just join any server and try. Crashes the server instantly.


Kill empty line and move int i; from the below loop here.


Added a working implementation for CanSendEmail on Android.


@weltling

Thanks for the feedback.

My understanding is that stdint.h is part of Visual Studio 2010 and better. Given that we are in 2015, doesn't it sound reasonable to expect people to have Visual Studio 2010 or better?


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1678 of 1678 tests passed)

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You don't need other players, it crashes without any players.


https://pypi.python.org/pypi/hashpumpy now has v1.2


I think all linger requests will have op == WATCH, I'm pretty sure this assumption is made elsewhere.  Probably better to just assert.


This will be important for passing the tests in Travis CI (I've got it all configured on a separate branch, but this is one of the reasons that I can't get all the tests to pass yet), so I'll try to address this issue in all of the tests suites. I'll make sure each package's tests pass when run alone.


Fixed in #274.


Spaces - i = 0; i < req->r_num_ops


Yes, that's where I'd like to end up, having a data structure we lookup. Perhaps an apt.rc like setup.rc?

I also like the suggestion from one of the Stack Overflow discussions (S.Lott I think) related to globals of: initializing all of them to `None` at the very beginning, and then populating as needed. Keeping in mind that ultimately it's better to have as few globals as possible.


Is this timeout hard-coded in userspace?


John, I want all of jobTree's test cases to inherit from a common, project-specific base class. That gives us a way to easily change test behavior for all tests in the project without having to touch n files. I will revert this commit for that reason.


:smile:


I applied this to my server and it seems to have stopped the crashing.


looks good.


@bparadie: You should be able to with 0.5.0 released earlier today.


What was the issue with getting this to run on Travis? Just the duration of sampling? Or was it installing HOOMD on 2.7? If it works on 3.x, then I would recommend we keep that as a unit test and just add
```python
@pytest.mark.skipif(sys.version_info < (3,3),
                    reason='"Requires python 3.3 or higher on TravisCI."
```

If at all possible, a test of the full system would be very helpful but may not be worth spending a ton of time on right now if it's too annoying.


Fixed.


Yes.


Awesome. Don't know what the etiquette here is, but I just wanted to thank you for the quick fix/. Installed on my site and all appears to be working.

Many thanks.


Truly my pleasure. You're interest has given me enthusiasm for tackling some of the things that had been weighing on my mind as being too much or too hard to do. Followed by the welcome discovery that, after all, they weren't either of those. ;-)


merging


Updated text


This fails only for Qt5. How they check for parent urls changed in Qt5; that broke this test. See http://cep.xray.aps.anl.gov/software/qt4-x11-4.8.6-browser/d3/d1d/qnetworkcookiejar_8cpp_source.html#l00139 vs https://github.com/qtproject/qtbase/blob/dev/src/network/access/qnetworkcookiejar.cpp#L133


@gildegoma lgtm, Thanks!


The issues you encountered are due mostly to the fact that there is no such thing as SPNEGO credentials.
SPNEGO is only attempted when no specific creds have been acquired.
This is why you use gss_set_neg_mechs() with SPNEGO instead of acquiring specific credentials.
I'll fix the issues and push to pullreq #33


I was going to propose you email him to ask to transmit that project to you,
or just fork it, but you're faster than my ideas :smile:


We don't actually know what kind of Node is the parent.


Looks like __send_linger_ping() doesn't remove requests from osdc->req_linger, so no need to use the _safe variant.


I usually use TODO for reminder to do prior to merging as opposed to XXX for something to deal with or think about in the future.


I'm thinking the `getHealthCheckURLFromPort` function is not quite necessary abstraction.  All I care about for this test is that the proxy actually comes up and works when you give it no health check configs.  So I'd be satisfied if this test *just* checked the `/healthyroute`.


@leomendezg before you use Otto in your code you have to Merge this PR and then merge DEV branch with your branch so you take Otto implementation with. Pleaes if you have some questions let me know.


Both the logo and the search bar are centered in any screen size.

Made the uPortal logo and the search bar to be in two separate rows spanning the whole screen width.

Normal view:
![logocenterednormalview2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3407469/7921054/d8a2688a-0870-11e5-84c4-9812243f3557.png)

Mobile view:
![logocenteredmobileview2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3407469/7921056/dd2695e8-0870-11e5-840c-f644f66328d8.png)


Again assuming that parent is a Paged.


UH OH


Fixes #25


Having a new %define for this is weird.  I just fixed it like this:

http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/docker-storage-setup.git/commit/?id=197574521dd905b0cecb1ee18bb9d0994f4564e4


best.commit.ever :)


should be "suggest*ed*" instead of "suggest"


on L20 `safeExec` and here is `exec`
`CHANGELOG-alpha.md` will be removed with `--DRY-RUN`


I don't remember exact details or reasons but tokens were previously not hashed and then there was a Meteor release awhile back when they switched to being hashed.

It's a good point regarding `Package['accounts-base']`. Accessing that way is useful when it's a weak dependency, but since we have a separate package for this now, it seems better to have a strong dependency and access `Accounts` directly assuming it will be defined.


Thanks :)

@Rocky640: there was also the situation White c5+e5, Black d7 where the previous definition would consider that White had two backward pawns and Black had only one, so White got a malus in a position where he can force the creation of a passed pawn. In fact I think this patch incorporates, in a different implementation, some of the good points of the "en passant bonus" patch, which failed yellow at LTC a couple of months ago ( http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/54e109ed0ebc593e9fac1392 )


Yes, otherwise the `writer` does not exist because it is initialized lazily when the first record is written.


This should have been a feature release.


Fixed.


I had submitted a PR to him a few weeks ago, and he's been silent.


Also applied. It fixed it.


Yes, I agree it should be middleware.


good call I'll update


I saw it. I had also submitted him PR :smile:


Yes you can! Let's delete this!


I like the AxolotlMessageRef trait as it isn't hamstringing the user, while also leaving interface fairly clean.


Progresses #2.


I noticed that dracut.spec file defines a similar macro, hence I used it. Anyway, I am fine with your patch too. Thanks.

%define dracutlibdir %{_prefix}/lib/dracut


Good catch, I'll try to have a look later, am on customer site so can't right now right now. But if you PR a fix I'll be happy to directly merge it, and that will go in 2.0.4 which shouldn't be far away in terms of days :)


I'm using latest Qt4 (4.8.6) and PyQT4 (4.11.3), and this test doesn't fail - it doesn't look related to qt4 version.

The point of this test was not to check if JS can do regex matches, but that a JS RegExp object is converted to a Lua table as described [here](http://splash.readthedocs.org/en/latest/scripting-ref.html#js-lua-conversion-rules). If it is not converted we should find out why. If it can't be supported in PyQT5 then it is better to remove this test, fix docs, and remove the conversion code [here](https://github.com/scrapinghub/splash/blob/d6f44909dddec6556262b98a243a36679565ce84/splash/qtutils.py#L184) because it becomes misleading.


If I recall, POST is supported due to needs for supporting client side form submission without ajax, where header can't be set. But I'm not sure we need to encourage such usage.


My service discovered you started to keep a ChangeLog!
BTW, previous versions are available here: https://allmychanges.com/p/python/chaussette/#1.3.0


Is this needed since FML is now unified with Forge?


xml-root-name="post" for News\Comment AND News\Post entities
xml-root-name="comment" for Comment\Comment AND Comment\Thread entities
Is it a bug or on purpose ?


I have updated the message. Do you think this is acceptable now. Do you have any ideas how it can be better?


it is a mistake, should be ``comment``


Default url for newer Qt4 and Qt5 is an empty string now. So this fails for both newer Qt4 and Qt5.


Most likely because of the `findOne` to look up the user.


actually I think this will be fine. The current dry-run modifies the CHANGELOG.md which you would be able to inspect after the dry run completed. This is really no different, both logs are not committed in the dry-run.


Hi. Would it be ok to move this inside `(helm-documentation)`? Because this currently causes `(helm-mode)` to load `org` and delays emacs launch by 0.5s.


Probably not the best place to comment but since this is relative to a `beta` and not an official bug perhaps it's OK. Let me know otherwise. To get the symlink to work in prefix I had to
```
--- a/sci-mathematics/sage/sage-9999.ebuild
+++ b/sci-mathematics/sage/sage-9999.ebuild
@@ -289,8 +289,8 @@ python_install_all() {
 	# Create a link from the defined SAGE_SRC to installation folder of sage which now includes source.
 	# This is necessary while SAGE_SRC is still in use and curiously to build the documentation.
 	dodir /usr/share/sage/src
-	ln -snf "${EPREFIX}$(python_get_sitedir)"/sage \
-		"${D}"/usr/share/sage/src/sage
+	ln -snf "$(python_get_sitedir)"/sage \
+		"${ED}"/usr/share/sage/src/sage

 	if use debug; then
 		# TODO make it usable if it is installed directly under src rather than src/build
```
It looks like `$(python_get_sitedir)` aready includes `${EPREFIX}`, unless I've made a mistake. Also, relative to the `pkg_preinst()` above, should `${ROOT}` be `${EROOT}` for prefix? I seem to recall file collisions in prefix that eventually were merged but I can't check that now without reverting back to an ebuild without the symlink.

Tangentially, if the symlink is needed to build the docs (which I haven't tried) because of SAGE_SRC, wouldn't things still work if that variable were redefined to point to `$(python_get_sitedir)"/sage`?


Which qt4 version do you use?


this didn't completely fix the dived by zero but it did help with lowering the errors from 7 to 2. also VIObjectByView should be Get-VIObjectByVIView as it error out on this part for me


Ah, if there's precedent for it then I'm OK with it.


Could you add your comment here about why PostgreSQL needs a different function?


@data-wranglers/reviewers you might find this interesting.


If format '0' (old) is the default one, shouldn't it be the second argument in the function call, and thus when it is not provided, it would still function?


Not entirely @Kefta's fault, this appears to be a lack of quality control from @svdm.


Nice catch.


TIL

I couldn't think of it and just ommited. The idea is so simple, but so effective :+1:

and `bugs` - yeah.. that's definitely also :+1:

Thank you :cherries:


looks good.  let me take a look at which endpoints can use the ?token= param and make sure it fully makes sense in QueryOptions.  i think it does, but just want to look first.  thanks!


OK


Not necessary to check if this is `null` here.. since it delegates to the other `canConvert`` sigs. I prefer to minimize the places where we check for `nulls` - unless I'm misunderstanding why this might be necessary?


##Milestone 4 Feedback
You've got a start, but this will require some work before you have something polished and professional. Your Milestone passes at Tier IV, but you must be laser-focused going forward with this, as you've got quite a way to go.

###Suggestions
First, take out the <div id="header" name="header"> out of the <head>, it doesn't belong there.

Second, you are missing the jQuery library, which Bootstrap requires for it's built-in functionality. jQuery is your friend here. Refer to the basic template here: https://bootcamp-coders.cnm.edu/classmaterials/week3/bootstrap-template/

BTW - If you were wondering, Conditional Comments are covered on this page: https://bootcamp-coders.cnm.edu/classmaterials/week3/bootstrap-intro/#template I only mentioned them briefly in class.

I suggest taking advantage of Bootstrap's built-in nav classes for layout. http://getbootstrap.com/components/#navbar

It is a convention to list navigation links inside an <ul> tag, and then using CSS to lay them out horizontally. The reason your footer links are not lining up horizontally is because there are <p> tags within the <a> tags. <p> elements are block-level, and by default they occupy the entire width of their container.

Think about a different top nav structure. Refer to the Bootstrap documentation here: http://getbootstrap.com/components/#navbar-default Look at the way the navbar-header is structured. We can make your logo work better using this structure, and using the .img-responsive class. You can style everything else here using a little CSS....

...speaking of CSS, I don't see any of your own here. :O

All in all, this can be really easy. Start with clean and consistent HTML (work on this). Use Bootstrap to the fullest extent possible. Choose a nice font (https://www.google.com/fonts). Add content. Do some minimal additional styling with CSS. Take the Danish Modern approach, no CSS Brutalism is necessary. It doesn't have to be Fancy-A$$ to be nice. :)


My last concern would be this part right here, where the superimposedView its 3x the size just to cover the bases in case the contentSize is bigger than normal. You can see the issue if you scroll down, the view ends at some point


@aldeed That's the weird thing, the Fiber wasn't required in the auth middleware, where the user lookup is done. I see the mention of `findOne` in the stack trace, but I couldn't tell where that was originating from.


Ah.. Anyway we must run `git reset --hard && git -drx` if smth is wrong with dry-run.


imho: As well as there is one feature addition, this is an enhancement for the change 3be14df8 (introduction of the fix "the big predefined fallback languages complex". So far, I'm seeing only enhancements, not breaking issues and a better 2.6 -> 2.7er lineup.


In [splash:delete_cookies](http://splash.readthedocs.org/en/latest/scripting-ref.html#splash-delete-cookies) docs it is said:

> url - a string, optional. Only cookies that should be sent to this url will be deleted.

Should Splash send these cookies (the ones set in this test case) if a request to `http://localhost` is made? If so, this is a new bug, and we should fix the code instead of fixing the test. Could you please check it? https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc6265 may be helpful, I'm not sure.


as there is two Comment entity class (News and Comment functional folders), don't you need two have two different xml-root-name in the serializer xml tree ?


This is my first time doing AJAX, and I certainly _hope_ that this isn't how it's supposed to be done. But, I learned a lot on the way (which is what this repo is for), so please excuse my methods :smile:.


Noted, although when it is empty, that parameter is still passed directly down to the API...  Though I haven't tried seeing what might does happen when it's empty.


`html` has the raw string representation of the gist appended to it, not necessarily the best way of going about it, but this is just a rough draft.


I couldn't find any usage of this in the code. Also, the tests passed with this removed.


The credits are of course still in the sources that are being used (technically: actually being generated by the scripts). They are also mentioned at the OP at XDA.

The FAQ and other wiki resources are ofcourse derived from the work that TKruzze shared when posting his famous last PA GApps package and documentation. With some changes that are applicable on the new features of the Open GApps packages (which I see are also partially picked-up by the TK-package).

Since the wiki itself doesn't contain any references to authors/editors at all (and is also meant like that, it as a wiki: everybody can contribute), I hope you don't mind that those pages go uncredited to any of the (former & future) contributors.


@adamkearsley this line change (and maybe others) breaks L4 support :(


It's not his fault. He hasn't been actively working on TTT in years since it's a complete gamemode, and Bad King has been relying on the community for bug fixes and small changes. When I made the PR, no one pointed out any issues minus a small injection issue, and I didn't catch it. I trusted outside testers in a period that I lacked the time nor means to test the changes myself. This is my fault, it was through carelessness and a lack of reliability from my own party.


Well, fact is, this release introduces a new feature which should increment the feature number and reset the patch number, which leads to 2.8.0.


not sure about that, it is indeed a good point.


I just can't understand how not a single person since the last commit that changed it to use PLAYER:Say hasn't sent a message with that code whilst a spectator


@stephencaver this doesn't degrade in IE as well as I would have liked. Should we assume modernizer or HTML classes so we can class around IE? How would you want to do that in these smaller packages.


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (646 of 646 tests passed)

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Зачем указал название таблицы?


Hi Alex - OK, this explains the lack of duration values seen for SPA in the run so far.
Could you include a check in the option parsing for pycbc_inspiral that enforces the value of --order to be something that results in sane output, and also improve the help message so that the convention -1=all is explicitly mentioned?  At the moment I think I could specify '--order = badgers' and the code might not necessarily fail.
(And shouldn't the type be 'int' rather than 'str'?  Though that might require more restructuring to fix.)


Insert Klara-Oppenheimer-Schuke


@ajschumacher whoops! I was doing that so that I could send the text to the other row ... otherwise I got everything in the same row. Hmmm.

I wonder if it's a Sublime thing?


:D Your back! Welcome back :)


Nice!


Not now but Sponge's Forge version is not using unified Forge yet.


@ajschumacher Perfect! :+1: :lollipop:


I even added a simple smoke test and in my wisdom forgot about snapshots... Sorry.


Small Typo fixed


But the Request with Range Header would still be made to a WebServer that doesnt understand Ranges , when either chunk or step callback is used. A Developer can not certainly know if Range requests are supported, an would want always to try first with it, because of lower Memory consumption. In that case a Server might send the full response, disregarding the Range and is not sending a Content-Range Header, which will be asked for in #L575. So better yet would be an autoDetection:
you send a HEAD Request first to the url and Server would answer with just a Header: Accept-Ranges: bytes
if it doesn't know how to serve Ranges the Header would not be present or just say: Accept-Ranges: none - so now you know you shouldn't send the Range Request
That's RFC spec by the way, not something I just invented.


I like to group all text-related properties together, including line-height.


@tcavaletto @nairdo This requires a db migration since it changes the column's nullable state.  I can't run the Seed step in EF without it.


Default options should probably be a constant somewhere (maybe in the enum?) so it's clearer what it's doing internally and since you use it in multiple places.


Thanks Man!


Sorry for not responding when you asked, I use github updates on my server and when that launched the first thing I did was remove


'Qt version:', '4.8.6'
'SIP version:', '4.16.6'
'PyQt version:', '4.10.4'

I am on 14.04 btw and compiled both Qt and PyQt from source. And I'm inside a virtualenv fwiw.


Action is capitalized here


Sure thing, I didn't find a style-guide so other stuff might be done badly too.


TODO: add limit(s)


RFC reading should be fun :D. I'll read it in the morning :)


Good work. I could play a couple levels in Dark Alliance 2 and it ran with acceptable to good speed.
Minor hickups when the game moves a lot of textures and a memory usage of around 1500MB with x2 scaling + palette textures (2000MB+ without).
It's certainly playable like this :)


Nice! Tested today works smooth on my macbook.


No, I move the definition of `autostart` before the setlistener() call.


derp forgot to edit commit message, sorry


This might want to be `Map[String, JsValue]`


This might also want to be `Map[String, JsValue]`


@sesiomterim Era el html_entity_decode aquest de mierda...que fa que en comptes de string ho enten com a codi (tot i que ho pasa com a json) a part he areglat un poquito tot i he afegit una part de rss al styles.css (#rss, que asi no molesta los otros)


Fixed #14812 too :)


That does sound ideal. Thanks, @andekande .


Hmm, this test passes for me. I'm using these versions (they are reported at Splash startup):

> Qt 4.8.6, PyQt 4.11.3, WebKit 534.34, sip 4.16.5, Twisted 15.2.1, Lua 5.2

So either it is a regression in PyQT 4.10.4 (compared to 4.11.3), or some side-effect of sip 4.16.6 vs 4.16.5, or it may be related to a different WebKit version.


Pls document here the semantics of each of these file states.


The conversion from Vault's `attrs` to Entity `attributes` could get icky; we don't currently have an AttributeValue type for arbitrary JSON objects, which Vault (presumably) supports.


This block makes me unhappy. I feel like there's a better way to do this.


This lead to ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException when click outside of the board


refactor all JS later.


Thank you for your explanations, and congratulation for the interesting result !


approved, as far as i'm concerned


Hmm I have Webkit 537.21


Only these files are in that directory:
Version20140213231136.php
Version20140507142630.php
Version20140912001441.php
Version20140922234630.php
Version20150328220125.php

A double checked them, and the filenames and the classnames are matching fine.

This is the first few row of the class, that is failed.
(prior this commit, it never had any problem)

```php
<?php
namespace Dimworks\BackendBundle\Migrations;

use Doctrine\DBAL\Migrations\AbstractMigration;
use Doctrine\DBAL\Schema\Schema;

/**
 * Auto-generated Migration: Please modify to your needs!
 */
class Version20140922234630 extends AbstractMigration
{
...
```


Vagy lehetne `while self.filequeue:` és akkor nem kell az `if` és a `break`. (Azt hiszem, a `.empty() is false` nem kell, maga a Queue használható booleanként.)


my project


Sounds good, I removed the health check request.  Most of this test is the same as the `TestHealthCheck` test, let me know if you think I should pull the common parts out into a function.


Done.


Would be nice to add a comment explaining why `transformFollowingDeep` is needed here, something like `// Needed so that Link2ScalaImplClasses sees this call`


Yeah but I don't know why it fails it

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I would request a lot more comments, in code and SQL.  Thanks!


Yes it can be moved.


Sorry, @agorrod, it's 322de75.


Does this commit set m8 builds to permissive by it self or is there another commit? I just tried a build with it and it was still enforcing. The old method of doing it with device tree doesn't boot on lollipop firmware


Why the double quotes?


I have done structural analysis ,like -link ,trusses , beam etc in ansys software.


Thanks, Fixed now


Yes,I did. The situation remains.
![qq 20150601100117](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12638972/7905132/4c423378-0845-11e5-8086-301b1b902967.jpg)


You need to show me the entire source code, the error indicates that `Post` is not a known symbol.


MPMovieScalingModeAspectFit 和 MPMovieScalingModeAspectFill，总有一个是适合你的。


I loved this feature as i also have the favorites menu on my top bar. favorites up there but only running apps in the dock.


changed it to this
  echo " if (opener && !opener.closed && opener.refreshme) { " .
       " opener.refreshme(); } else { window.opener.location.reload(); };\n";


I decided that I don't like single quotes anymore. :laughing:


To allow the current encounter to be displayed in the lower pane.  was added as a comment


添加members.html,修改主页，添加微信公众号二维码，添加主页照片


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-1156-kuenishi-patch-1 = 5948798a


发现之时，追悔莫及啊。:'(

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I have done some extra effort on subsystem analysis of f1 car like - hub,chassis,upright(front & back)etc.


I don't see a `Post.generate_fake(100)` anywhere in this code. Isn't that where this error is thrown?


Using int.Parse could result in a number greater-than 65535 or less-than 0. Use ushort.Parse.


In fact, you take my WIP branch and you tested it.

Timer was an experimentation. Someone else is working on CoreY83. He will show us soon his work.


This gets called a million times.  Moving it.


This, I'm not actually I'm sure that I'm the biggest fan of. Showing off binary size is sort-of a thing.  We might add some documentation somewhere on adding this to your `Cargo.toml` in order to debug the examples, but putting it in outright makes the default binary size bigger for someone who just downloaded the project, which I don't think is a good path to go down.


if null, why bind to Zero?


Agreed.  It is also causing the build to fail right now.  Since it does not seem to actually help with debugging in practice (because the optimizer just destroys most any chance of that), I would be fine with turning this off again.

I included it at first as a demonstration of my first approach but will drop it now.


Hey, why not use "yum-builddep -y contrib/redhat/collectd.spec" to achieve this?


The error is thrown in shell.
![3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12638972/7905259/e882449c-0847-11e5-8e09-0ad922506009.jpg)


As I said before, try running "from app.models import Post` before `Post.generate_fake(100)`.


@Js41637  you may need to re-apply/review your template/sidepanel/settings.html optimizations as these appear to have been regressed with the big merge from the torrent-client branch. There may be others, unsure.


Reviewed the PR.


1.5 scale is a experience value?


see ae0f82b8f31b6e06ee5c1d7e49d5835372327bbb


@mingo-x div by one is working now~


@mattparrilla this topic overlaps heavily with yours. If you haven't made much progress an easy out is to basically copy this one and maybe an easier challenge.

As we discussed, these two topics are basically the same material, just a different pace due to the target audience.


Is there any point in passing properties into NetworkService constructor with this change? setPath would just remove all the properties passed in the constructor, emit a signal for each removed property, then get the properties again to add them back in and emit a signal for each added property.

See my suggested solution in MER#1039.


Could you paste the source of these two .so, and I will appreciate it very much!


Just curious-  what would it hurt if computations had a return value ? How is it different from spreadsheet formula-style computations (for which it is named, I think) like: `C = A+B` ?


Thank you very much! It's successful! But (User.generate_fake(100)) was successful before "from app.models import ...",Post was error,I don't understand .


@tschwecke Was there a reason why the testStep was left off of the arguments that are sent to the action? I currently have a use case where I would love to be able to get the id of the current testStep in my action.


Thanks for Simon's remind.

I re-installed R to R3.2.0.  I could successfully install the RCloud with
some warning messages related to "setgid" or "setuid" within Rserve.c.

-----------------------

Rserv.c: In function ‘performConfig’:

Rserv.c:1038:10: warning: ignoring return value of ‘setgid’, declared with
attribute warn_unused_result [-Wunused-result]

    setgid(ruid);

          ^

Rserv.c:1039:9: warning: ignoring return value of ‘setuid’, declared with
attribute warn_unused_result [-Wunused-result]

   setuid(ruid);

         ^

Rserv.c:1042:28: warning: ignoring return value of ‘setgid’, declared with
attribute warn_unused_result [-Wunused-result]

   if (requested_gid) setgid(requested_gid);

                            ^

Rserv.c:1043:28: warning: ignoring return value of ‘setuid’, declared with
attribute warn_unused_result [-Wunused-result]

   if (requested_uid) setuid(requested_uid);

                            ^

Rserv.c: In function ‘auth_user’:

Rserv.c:2468:13: warning: ignoring return value of ‘setgid’, declared with
attribute warn_unused_result [-Wunused-result]

       setgid(u_gid ? u_gid : default_gid);
             ^
Right now, I could logon to the first page. But I could not see the R
prompt in the middle pane.
I will post any update I have concerning the installation of RCloud on my
instance.
Thanks,
Max

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Thought I had fixed that already, guess not!


isn't this redundant?  calling ensureIndexes removes the expired records correct?


Ah, I see what the problem is. In the `make_shell_context` function you do not have the `Post` class. If you add it there, then the `shell` command will import it automatically for you.


требА


може "голе"


тут може вміст а не зміст


ключА


creo que podrias hacer `scope.onDateSelect({date: ngModel.$viewValue})`

Te pido un par de cosas mas si podes: test, y agregar lo que agregaste a la doc


ugh, thought I got them all


This change refactors some 200 instances of fact.variable which were deemed unsightly.


Ви шукаєте -> шукайте
якось природніше


Thanks for your patience again! I'm chinese, english is very bad, you have helped me a big favor. I can keep on going forward!


cool job!


Not a problem at all. And your English is fine!


@goanpeca, I'm pushing directly @CTPaHHuK-HEbA suggestion, given that this is a serious breakage.

We really need to start using AppVeyor too ;-)


rax retry tests


-1000000 from me on this..

Just commit the tests directly on the branch.

A simple thing like what we had was already unmaintainable...
It's not a good solution long term..


@andreasohlund  removed with no obsoletes? specifically from a IMutateOutgoingMessages how do i set headers since there is no context?


фільтру -> екрану
http://uk.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9C%D0%B5%D1%80%D0%B5%D0%B6%D0%B5%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B9_%D1%84%D1%96%D0%BB%D1%8C%D1%82%D1%80


这个改动没用的吧，都没有这个come的根域名。


Ґіт чи   Git


CSS命名规范(规则)常用的CSS命名规则
　　头：header
　　内容：content/container
　　尾：footer
　　导航：nav
　　侧栏：sidebar
　　栏目：column
　　页面外围控制整体佈局宽度：wrapper
　　左右中：left right center
　　登录条：loginbar
　　标志：logo
　　广告：banner
　　页面主体：main
　　热点：hot
　　新闻：news
　　下载：download
　　子导航：subnav
　　菜单：menu
　　子菜单：submenu
　　搜索：search
　　友情链接：friendlink
　　页脚：footer
　　版权：copyright
　　滚动：scroll
　　内容：content
　　标签：tags
　　文章列表：list
　　提示信息：msg
　　小技巧：tips
　　栏目标题：title
　　加入：joinus
　　指南：guide
　　服务：service
　　注册：regsiter
　　状态：status
　　投票：vote
　　合作伙伴：partner
注释的写法:
　　/* Header */
　　内容区
　　/* End Header */
Id的命名:
　　1)页面结构
　　容器: container
　　页头：header
　　内容：content/container
　　页面主体：main
　　页尾：footer
　　导航：nav
　　侧栏：sidebar
　　栏目：column
　　页面外围控制整体佈局宽度：wrapper
　　左右中：left right center
(2)导航
　　导航：nav
　　主导航：mainnav
　　子导航：subnav
　　顶导航：topnav
　　边导航：sidebar
　　左导航：leftsidebar
　　右导航：rightsidebar
　　菜单：menu
　　子菜单：submenu
　　标题: title
　　摘要: summary
(3)功能
　　标志：logo
　　广告：banner
　　登陆：login
　　登录条：loginbar
　　注册：register
　　搜索：search
　　功能区：shop
　　标题：title
　　加入：joinus
　　状态：status
　　按钮：btn
　　滚动：scroll
　　标籤页：tab
　　文章列表：list
　　提示信息：msg
　　当前的: current
　　小技巧：tips
　　图标: icon
　　注释：note
　　指南：guild
　　服务：service
　　热点：hot
　　新闻：news
　　下载：download
　　投票：vote
　　合作伙伴：partner
　　友情链接：link
　　版权：copyright
注意事项::
　　1.一律小写;
　　2.尽量用英文;
　　3.不加中槓和下划线;
　　4.尽量不缩写，除非一看就明白的单词。
CSS样式表文件命名
　　主要的 master.css
　　模块 module.css
　　基本共用 base.css
　　布局、版面 layout.css
　　主题 themes.css
　　专栏 columns.css
　　文字 font.css
　　表单 forms.css
　　补丁 mend.css
　　打印 print.css


This should do it. Make sure there is nothing in your device tree setting selinux enforcing though as I believe that would override this if it is explicitly setting selinux enforcing somewhere in the device tree


Looks like this is going to be `tricky`. The pkg_preinst() appears to be run `after` the collision test of replacing directory with symlink and things fail. I don't have sage installed but the `/usr/share/sage/src/sage` is present.


наволікати - якесь непаеятне слово
може накладати, спричиняти


This should be "changes from exuberant-ctags".


Oh, I see, you create the link in `build.sh`.  That's fine then, never mind the previous comment. :)


Why are you adding this changelog to the 4.1 version? :-P


@jakubpawlowicz Could you publish v3.3.0 to npm?


This should be "exuberant."


@marcysutton ha! good point, I will amend.


exuberant


Except javascript which sucks about that, where is it illegal? I'm surprised because it's a very common practice from my experience (specifically because of diffs)


ack


I remember we had a thread about it in one of the issues, just search for it on this repo (maybe we closed it due to uncertainty, I can't remember)


commit message is wrong


Even if it's the default, can we set `version.Root` for the `api_v1`?


It's a bit of a blackbox this test.

Last time it failed for me it was because I broke the python bindings...

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> Yeah but I don't know why it fails it
>
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Consider asserting that alias begins with '$'.


@danielmarbach FYI, I've removed the dep on the BehaviorContext like we talked about, instead we pass the context inside the `TransportSendOptions` instead


A potential others optimization to reduce memory consumption is to use a real 16 bits target like the game. However it might reduce a bit the image quality

Another possibility is to reduce the life of render target.  I think it is around 300 frames currently. It is maybe too much for this game.


ah I'd love to get a short doc comment for all functions you move out, especially such generic ones and especially public ones


Added. :)


I'm fine with changing the test as soon as it passes on Travis. WebKit 537.21 is default in qt4 + Ubuntu 14.04 (but not on OS X / homebrew or Ubuntu 12.04). We've seen some differences in past - see e.g. https://github.com/scrapinghub/splash/issues/136.


Reported: https://crbug.com/495243


83811490-Fault_DirtyAirFilter (rongpengzhang) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1678 of 1678 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


also I don't see why the first param should begin with an underscore. This was bad in the original, probably smfn reviewed that :P


_doc comment here_


@JPrause You added `Dir.chdir(DESTINATION_DIRECTORY) do` without adding an `end` causing the Travis failure.


Pointer comment back to where these values came from in `origin/master` or move the `master.go` constants to a common package.


Maybe we should do some tests with different lifespans, see its effect on performance :)


Én nem igazán használtam `multiprocessing`et. Sima threadekkel képzeltem ezt el. De gondolom jó így is. Csak azt akarom mondani, hogy van `multiprocessing.Pool`, ami pont az, amire szükséged van. Ha `Pool`t használsz, akkor nem kell kézzel elindítanod a Processeket és nem kell Queue-t használni sem. Nézd meg a példákat, a legegyszerűbb dolog a világon.

Sima threadekre sajnos nincs, úgyhogy azért nem ajánlottam. De ezek szerint működnek a processzek! :)


Followup in c9f845f4518fc3626d9bc2f7166db5a2ac620a57 and 48ec81d3f3b7dfbcd2de1f1ba7276031fd61051f


To be more exact, i'm rolled back to dev-master#efb77c1 which is works fine with these migration files. so maybe not this commit broke something for me...but this one that hates the %kernel.root_dir% definition in the config file.


This block could just be `hasForm = !isSingle`.


CBECC (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-0.0%25-red.svg)


This doesn't seem to match the surrounding style, which has no whitespace between `if` and the opening parenthesis, and a single space between the closing parenthesis and the opening brace.


Fair points, on wiki authorship especially. That last PA GApps post would count as "unlicensed" work however, so I don't think you can post it relicensed as GPLv3 unless you explicitly requested permission from TKruzze and had it granted.

Without I think the best you can do is state upfront this is a derived work, have no license and put something like "This is based on the PA GApps work of TKruzze @ xda-developers, used with permission." in the GitHub readme, etc., then of course add yourself into the list "with current ongoing contributions from..."

The new FAQ seems to be borrowed almost verbatim from TKruzze's rewrite for the TK GApps OPs, (ie. not the old PA "post dump") so whenever something like that happens in the future it'd just be nice to include a nod in the revision comment, though ideally it should be mentioned in the document itself, since they are pretty much entirely his words and work. Thanks for understanding.


I haven't found anything about the @ symbol in javascript.
@gaearon can you provide any resources or point me in the right direction on what it does?


I'm seeing this get logged to the console twice


Can you provide a overall project description or Suite description about the services that needs to be in passthrough mode.


Teljesen jó szerintem! Működik is? :) Mi a gond a loggolással? Simán nem megy?

Ja, lehet, hogy mivel külön processzek vannak, külön loggereket is kapnak. Ha ez nagyon kritikus, megpróbálhatod sima threadekkel. Akkor a csodálatos Poolnak lőttek, de egyébként ugyanez. (Csak `multiprocessing` helyett a `thread`/`threading`/`Queue` modulokkal előadva.)


Set up initial infrastructure to use module argparse to support similar calls in future.
Provided functionality that helps calls that do not use 'argparse' module to coexist with those that use.


SWEET!  Yanked a handful of fonts and voila, it launches.

Much appreciated.

I assume my old Mac Mini core duo running 10.6.8 (32-bit) just doesn’t cut it. I even tried Artisan version .7.x without success.  No worries, just asking about baseline Mac compatibility.

Thanks again.

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It doesn't look like we're using Ptero::HTTP in here anymore


alternative proposal: just use `[filter(lambda result: not isinstance(result, HiddenResult), result_dict[index])]` here and remove the function completely.


I guess there's no real reason, since I do just delete it at the end anyways. I'll switch over for simplicity.


This is now part of release-15.06 branch. Should it? (Just asking.)


Files are appended to the My Components folder regardles if that folder is empty.  This has been fixed.  Also removed the .mdl extension, and files are saved if the user presses the cancel on the SaveAs process.


Maybe something like

```
val refEntity = entities.getOrElseUpdate(rship.entity.id) {
 // Otherwise create it and recurse down
 val newEntity = vaultToEntity( rship.entity, ws )
 exploreDownstreamRelationships( rship.entity.id, ws, followRelationships, entities )
 newEntity
}
```


Nice. Thank you! :)


No. I think it's done once per tick in userspace, controlled by objecter_tick_interval. We should make it configurable with a reasonable default.


As for the original issue, I think it's more easily fixed by changing this:

```c++
    template<class T, unsigned N>
        requires Swappable<T&>
    void swap(T (& a)[N], T (& b)[N]) { /*...*/ }
```

to this:

```c++
    template<class T, unsigned N>
        requires requires (std::remove_all_extents_t<T>& t) { swap(t, t); }
    void swap(T (& a)[N], T (& b)[N]) { /*...*/ }
```


I think we can remove ImageRepository


ditto


HotFix-ReadVars (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1674 of 1674 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


Aqui ele pega a biblioteca do usada pelo menu


I can't tell if language support for that is wonderful or horrific.


What is this for?


Aqui vc usa pra fazer qq coisa que vc quiser...


But that's subtly wrong; the new entity needs to be added to the map before the call to `exploreDownstreamRelationships()`, otherwise it'll get stuck in reference cycles.


Why GFP_NOIO?

Do you want to WARN or just print a message? Not getting to ping is bad, but doesn't necessarily indicate there has been a failure.


saw approval from nickelization
at https://github.com/basho/riak_ensemble/commit/115241c4a8bd109199f75a08db699b3f3acd5b41


merging basho/riak_ensemble/feature/cluster-state-subscribe = 115241c4 into borshop-integration-72-feature/cluster-state-subscribe


basho/riak_ensemble/feature/cluster-state-subscribe = 115241c4 merged ok, testing candidate = d6fe72be


Change this, to emacs or Fortran, etc.


Remove this.


i would have just removed the word entirely - after all, configuration and option are kinda redundant.
anyway, let's see whether the patch will be even necessary in the end. ;)


...but might requests be removed by remap or cancelation while this work is pending/running?


Is inderdaad de handigste oplossing om alles binnen Visual Studio te houden :+1:


dev-master#a4f14d3 still works fine


It is written in the Installation instructions under OS X: >=10.6.x, 64bit processor only. Sorry.

https://github.com/MAKOMO/artisan/blob/master/wiki/Installation.md


You never answer the question "What are Links?"


delete this section


Some remarks:

+ Release date:  Monday, September 23, 2015 (2015-06-01)
23th of September is still about 4 month to go.

+ What's New since v0.2.15
Should be: What's New since v0.2.1**4**


delete this section; never explain something before you give an example of it


It doesn't leak memory because Qt::WA_DeleteOnClose is set in SettingsDialog so it does delete itself when the window gets closed.


This should always result in boolean, since triple operator.


I could get all this from the man page.  Where's the example?


Gotcha, thanks for the explanation.


delete all of these minisections; make the example flow smoother


Yep, @Slava - not suggesting that you fold that into Meteor core, only curious if you saw any drawbacks of this approach :)


We just changed the code so that this directory is created automatically.  This readme sounds like I (the theming user) have to do something: "should be configured"?


hallo, ich nochmal. sorry.

habe nun doch noch ein Display zum testen gefunden.

per Composite an den PI angeschlossen
per SSH mit dem PI verbunden
aber bei
cd callete-deployment
./run.sh
passiert nichts auf dem Display

Fehler kommt auch keiner. Script scheint ausgeführt  zu werden, weil
keine Eingabe gemacht werden kann, erst wenn ich mit STRG+C abbreche.

Benutze auch deine config.txt

Gruß


This sentence is false.


They might have CEPH_OSD_OP_NOTIFY now.

We now need to persist notify ops in case an OSD fails while waiting on the notify completion message. See
https://github.com/ceph/ceph/blob/master/src/osdc/Objecter.cc#L729 .


We can eliminate the temporary `$handle` by calling printf like so:
```perl
$self->{handle}->printf( $FORMAT_LINE, @args );
```


There's no information in these sentences.


You're not following the style guides.


Yeah I was just thinking that. :(


Add a try block, better solutions?


Yeah, I really should define a bunch of defaults somewhere for consistency.
Not doing that caused some issues when switching between "Beta" and "Nightly" before so it really should be done.


You should have just a single REAMDE file.  Incorporate this information into the links file


This should already be covered by the `no_promo` event


##Milestone 4 Feedback
Good start so far. I think with a little CSS styling, you can have a polished site in no time. Your Milestone 4 passes at Tier IV.

###Suggestions
Add background-size: cover; and background-repeat: no-repeat; to the main:after rules in your CSS. I think this will solve your background image issues.

Add some padding-bottom to <main> section, this way there is some breathing room before your footer on small screens.

If you add text-align: center; to your .site-icon class, this will center your text.

If you add margin: 0 auto; to .site-icon > img, this will center your thumbnails.

Some light styling work on your fonts/typefaces will go a long way to contributing to a professional look and feel. Also, check out pixabay for some higher-quality background photos - something more professional looking will help the design. And I would either stick with .container OR .container-fluid, but not use both. Using the fluid container in the body, while at the same time using the fixed-width container in the navbar doesn't contribute to a cohesive look.

You're almost there, just needs some polish and content. Great job so far!


You never actually answer the question "What are Inodes?"


No profiles in Jupyter!


I don't understand your pictures without explanations.


@clebertsuconic - Can you comment on your observations on how high `i` typically gets before cleanup is "finished successfully"?


Pretty sure this is false.


I checked `Ip\Form::addField` and adding another parameter would break the current API. The documentation says "Add field _to last fieldset_".

Perhaps it would be better to add another function `setPos(int)` to `Ip\Form\Field` instead and let `Ip\Form::addField` only mark the fieldset as `dirty/to-be-sorted`.

Now `Ip\Form::render` could issue a sorting operation on it's fields one time only when it is really needed and reset the flag `dirty/to-be-sorted`.

Sorting order would have to be `position` followed by `name` since a `position` might exist twice when two plugins request the same position.

Your thoughts?


This section is a great idea!


You need a sentence before the command explaining what the commands will do.


You're right, it's allowed in most programming languages. I guess I never really cared enough to check.


Put filenames in backticks


My preference is to use Modernizr over IE-specific classes. We'll want to note specific requirements like Modernizr and ideally document what features from Modernizr it uses.

I'd also lean on modernizr as enhancement, rather than patching IE, so that the baseline is IE support. In other words, use `cssgradients` rather than `no-cssgradients`.


Should probably say "your new file"


not familiar with kryo or hft but probably like those.  prautobeans is
working for non-client-side gwt but when they port lambdas it will be
symetrical for client and server code.

i am naively assuming that a collection of atoms in one place constitutes a
kb, even if by concatenations.  in prautobeans a bag could be mmap'd file
of proto def.  at induction time the top level object of a file would exist
as proto.  the prautobeans wire protocol (parses proto, encodes diffrently)
would identify the bag as pointer at location 0, and return after parsing
~12 bytes of box format layout.  the contents of the bag are the next
bytes, enclosed in the parent box.  the box format header uses a similar
variable length encoding of size to define a chunk length.

the attribtues of the objects are lazy, their position is not known or
mapped in a  parent until the leadin bitmap is parsed. boxed objects follow
compressed bool/null indicator bits.  a nullable object possess a bit in
the header to indicate if skipped.  bools also likewise.  Booleans are
promoted to booleans and back for marshalling in the bitmap as well.

the interfaces arent immutable.  the autobeans interfaces are what proto
defines via the maven plugin idl generator. if you write to the values of
an object a fixup hashmap with java objects holds onto the mutation value
and will marshal with the new value when told. Lists of Objects are
opportunistically ByteBuffers projecting int, short, long, etc. so adding
to lists is a bad idea.  these probably behave most like COWArrayList in
terms of costs.

strings are boxed values in utf8.

the proxies are jvm proxies mapping a succession of lambdas per value.

[got sidelined and didnt hit send on this til now]

On Sun, May 31, 2015 at 11:04 AM, automenta <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> yes we do need benchmarks both testing these operations indepedently and as
> they in the code (NALPerfLoop is my best suggestion for that).
>
> the int[] representation is not UTF32 but ordinary UTF8 stored as int[]
> rather than byte[]. as i understand it UTF32 would just be a waste of space
> for this application. i have been considering int[] only as the
> representation of Terms to replace what i did with byte[].
>
> can you explain how a "proto object model" differs from the ordinary
> instantation it does now? is this like serializing/deserializing pojos to a
> block of non-heap memory like kryo / HFT collections?
>
> lets say we mapped Concept's to non-heap memory and used the Ant model to
> traverse them. we need an upper bound on Term length and then the Concept
> structure has a maximum fixed size that can tile a memory block.
>
> On Sun, May 31, 2015 at 12:23 PM, Jim Northrup <notifications@github.com>
>
> wrote:
>
> > i dont think either of the int[] debate or the vnc refactorings affect
> the
> > work that needs to happen for a proto based object model that has
> zero-copy
> > io options.
> >
> > im still unclear on the application of hand-rolled UTF32, which is a
> > supported encoding with native primitives; a banchmark would help
> >
> >
> > On Sun, May 31, 2015 at 5:36 AM, automenta <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > this VNC lib i got from another project and customized it a bit. it's
> in
> > > nars_lab which is like an 'extras' leaf project. any core classes will
> be
> > > in nars_util, and anything core but specific to the logic engine in
> > > nars_logic (which depends on nars_util but not vice-versa). i will
> > > probably hook this up to the vnc.sh script stub in the root directory
> > > because VNC is such a general interface. yet no other AI projects seem
> to
> > > aim to master it.
> > >
> > > On Sun, May 31, 2015 at 3:48 AM, Jim Northrup <
> notifications@github.com>
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > >
> > > > i thought it was a bad idea to have 2+ classes in the classpath named
> > > > ByteBuffer, named ByteBuffer -> ByteBuffer2, are you saying you
> export
> > > > this vnc lib?
> > > >
> > > > On Fri, May 29, 2015 at 8:05 AM, automenta <notifications@github.com
> >
> > > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > lm still not clear on what these changes entail. this file is in
> the
> > > VNC
> > > > > packages. btw did you try running VNC? this is the most general
> kind
> > of
> > > > > interface it can use to manipulate the outside world. QEMU has a
> > > builtin
> > > > > VNC server. i use this to run VM images like a minimal tinycore or
> > > > debian.
> > > > > another option is to run a docker image containing an Xorg server
> > with
> > > > VNC
> > > > > backend. at one point modified an archlinux image for that in a
> > forked
> > > > > repository on my github
> > > > >
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> > >
> >
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it seems that common#:#msg_copy_clipboard#:# is double now.


"system" doesn't make sense in this context.


"Multiply"


You need to briefly explain what `/dev/sda2/ means.


lol


Never explain stuff like this.  I can get better info by running `man lsdel`; instead, give an example.


How this speeds it up?

    bool empty() const { return this->_Mysize == 0; }

vs.

    size_type size() const { return this->_Mysize; }


You need to display the output


Agreed on all fronts. Where I'm not sure though is for something like a
checkbox that needs a `width:` and `height:` property in everything _but_
IE, which takes it's default styles. And in this case the `width:` and
`height:` actually make IE look worse.


.qm files need to be generated by using the Qt lrelease command (part of the translation framework).  Good catch, but I'd rather add those instructions to the readme instead of working around the issue.  If the files are reported missing this is a clue that something is wrong.


Yes. It is easy to do :p Current value is 400 in GSTextureCache.cpp:638


Overall, your content looks good, but you need to work on the presentation still.

For your final submission, the commit cannot be squashed with all these other commits.  The commit must contain only your submission and nothing else.


Any questions?


Very nice!


I added doxygen comments to quda_milc_interface.h
Please let me know if this is ok.


Eh, I don't really care about sharing constants.  These are obviously right from observation, or they are obviously wrong.  Adding the shared constant doesn't make it easier to see they are right or not.


Rename this directory to `fortran-beautifier` or something similar.


Why even have the default at that point?

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> Even if it's the default, can we set `version.Root` for the `api_v1`?
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`if (!hasNext)`


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-71-bugfix/im/synctree_lock = e7e96339


Merge sha d6fe72be is stale.


merging basho/riak_ensemble/feature/cluster-state-subscribe = 115241c4 into borshop-integration-72-feature/cluster-state-subscribe


basho/riak_ensemble/feature/cluster-state-subscribe = 115241c4 merged ok, testing candidate = c76bf42f


You mean the timespec? We don't use it anywhere, but it's required since watch is a write operation.


@kmike Take a look at the discussion in https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=29595 and the changeset http://trac.webkit.org/changeset/81868


RadianceRefactor (rpg777) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-0.0%25-red.svg)


:no_bell: The events in `adzerk_request()` are just connection errors, so you probably don't care about splitting them out for frontpage targeting. Looking at https://graphite.internal.wireddit.com/dashboard/#adzerk_selfserve tells me that they're pretty rare anyways.


This paragraph is hard to read. I don't understand it.


Move this file into the same directory with the lisp file, to clean up this directory. Name this file `index.coffee` in that directory, such that `require('./fortran-beautifier/index.coffee')` can simply be written as `require('./fortran-beautifier')`. The `beautifierNames` may need to be updated to `fortran-beautifier`.


Come to think of it, I don't think we do.


This should probably be temDISABLED. Since tem* codes are strictly local, they don't need to be consistent. This will also help to more accurately identify the issue should we ever get this when we don't expect it.


this code sucks, please add less shitty username


@dak What are shortcodes used for in webview? Should shortcodes have dashes to match the new URL format or keep the underscores?


Fix this crap


Arg, that's left over from before I talked to min about that.  Thanks for catching it.


Instead of this I'd rather test that the entire value is valid hex or whatever encoding we are using. The spaces and newline alone should invalidate the default.


I'm presuming it's life since last use? If so a much lower number would  probably be fine


@cburk Should this read 'college-introduction-to-sociology'? I've asked Dak for clarification on the usage of shortcodes.


You might look into `about:config`. I found the following entry `network.dns.disablePrefetch`. The addon Configuration Mania allows to change a lot of these hidden configuration settings.


Are you still using dash.coffee?


@peterneubauer I'm not sure; is there a way to get them to show up at the right offsets to begin with?


> These are obviously right from observation, or they are obviously wrong.

Obvious to people who know about two disconnected parts of two disconnect packages that aren't used in the same execution run?  I'll accept it, but that seems slim.


That was what I meant with a (possibly) better way.
Because using a service only for passing the information feels like deploying a powerful tool for not much.


ACCESSORY_Whisper_Tall_Hat = 1265,
ACCESSORY_Subject_Aura = 1267,
ACCESSORY_Poring_Mascot_Costume = 1268,

[ACCESSORY_IDs.ACCESSORY_Whisper_Tall_Hat] = "_위스퍼톨햇",
[ACCESSORY_IDs.ACCESSORY_Subject_Aura] = "_사념의오오라",
[ACCESSORY_IDs.ACCESSORY_Poring_Mascot_Costume] = "_덮어쓴포링",


@MasseGuillaume why not?


Beware of the double container here in the About section.


I am not a legal expert at all. But I believe to apply the GPLv3 to further redistribution of to the unlicensed work does comply with the permit of TKruzze: "...most recent builds of my GApps packages. I am also making available the OP posts from my threads in case anyone wishes to continue my work. With this, I am also hereby granting approval for anyone who may wish to continue my work...". If one would require the original script with that original approval/license it is for them to be sourced from that thread.

I will try to change the wording in the generated scripts using your words, to make it more clear how it was derived and permission was granted. -> I will try to do that in the coming hours.

My own work is under the GPLv3, since the goal of the project is to make it available and redistributable. (but that doesn't need further explanation I guess)

About the FAQ, I am sorry about a wrong copy-paste then. I had saved the HTMLs, but thought they were equal to the one currently in use in the TK thread, so used those currently online as the reference, to avoid having to fight with the mark-up. They are indeed taken almost verbatim (just small changes) as I thought they were those under the "PA post dump license".

PS: are you and TKruzze btw also not interested in further developing the scripts of this project? Since it can also save a lot of time when creating your new packages. E.g. by creating your own development branch, with your design choices about what to include and own quality control and then cherrypicking certain commits? It could maybe safe a lot of time and effort, then being able to put in e.g. finally finishing and polishing the multi-architecture versions. Arm64 android will become mainstraim next year, and x86 is also becoming more and more common on convertibles and tablets.


It shouldn't be. I'll make sure it's impossible and then remove this test.


from flask import Flask
app = Flask(__name__)

@app.route('/')
def hello_world():
    return 'Hello World!'

if __name__ == '__main__':
    app.run(debug=True)


Yes, seems that lrelease generates the .qm files properly. I totally agree, that it is better to update the instructions.


@edolstra So then we should come to terms on a style throughout nixpkgs because as far as I can tell there isn't much agreement. The reason I use this style is because there was a move away from the enable / with / support style of optionals a while back starting with gnu octave. We need to come up with a list of standard practices / style guide if we expect any sort of consistency, be it naming, options, mkFlag, any of this stuff.

I agree the commit was not properly named / separated from the version bump. This was purely laziness and truly unacceptable.

Also, I don't understand your comment about #of lines. This is written in a style which is far less compact but certainly doesn't add 3x the complexity to the build. It's simply just more lines for configure flags and optional dependency handling. I don't really think number of lines is a useful metric as I could just write it all on one line. Sure there are more overall characters, but this ensures we get what we want out of a package. Remaining explicit during the configuration stage turns our expectations into explicit errors instead of bad assumptions with most well written configure scripts.


Note to self, we need to check the variant type is `ay`


Don't check in the derived file `prune.py`!


We need the input to exist in the page so that we can access its content, we just need it to be hidden.


> Why even have the default at that point?

The rest of the default values are non-conflicting.


I think this code will be easier to read of we store the selected value at the head of the list instead of at the end.  Then `limit` becomes `position`


We want the status bar to be visible in viewing mode at the moment since we don't have #175 implemented we need to be able to press the run button.


Yes. Exactly. 20/40 might be enough


I don't think we can do it this simply, it would break backwards compatibility potentially with anyone who is signing commits but not the summary file.

I think we need to do something more dynamic where we keep track of which commit checksums are covered by a summary signature, and if we don't find any signatures via detached metadata, then validate that we did find it from the summary.


Help me out here. I'm not in front of my IDE, but why declare this here when it's already declared in the base class? Is this hiding the one in the base class? There should be a compiler warning here, right?


@edolstra Reverting back at this point is going to be somewhat difficult and I would prefer to avoid going back to the copy pasted versions of these flags. Could we settle on an experimental / labs area in the lib similar to what c++ / boost do? I understand the dislike of tryEval but at least it is contained to one place where it is easy to factor away instead of being copied everywhere.