@MichaelCurrie
You are correct, although I think angles and lengths may be calculated on the skeleton, so they will be slightly different as well. Avelino's code implements the old algorithm but comparing the 2 without more videos is pointless.


Done.


Same in every if else end that could be in one-line code.

```ruby
return redirect_to @article if @article.update(article_params)
render 'edit'
```


Si dale de una. Me imagine que esa es la solución, pero pensé que había
algún comando que solucione el tema de forma más prolija.
Vuelvo con eso entonces
Gracias, abrazo

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:/ the commit message isn't quite right, should be

"re-encode double-encoded entities for GD"


Wir haben bisher überall leere Strings, wenn ein Wert fehlt. :wink:


ping @jlipps, ios dev reset is broken because of shrinkwrap, had to do that to get CI to pass.


Please check for https://github.com/yiisoft/yii2/blob/master/docs/internals/core-code-style.md


... ohh, ok.


Yes. Made for easier testing from my OSX machine.


the problem is fixed by calling getHTML() after each click.


Hi @tschmid16 @SCastro16 @velizd @HannahVanGerven @sonicshi can you please comment above? Thanks :smile:


info$html is the original HTML rendered by animint2HTML (not updated after mouse clicks).


No longer necessary.


The change you're looking at _is_ a change from `if` statements to `NSGetSizeAndAlignment`.


I hear you on the GOPATH, my experience has been to leverage godeps for trying out new dependencies. So, if you accept the godeps vendoring approach, this change ends up forcing it end-to-end.


Ok, I'll stop being lazy and review the entire line :)


This commit overwrote a typo fix to api_session.php from commit [2da34a0](https://github.com/intacctaaron/intacctws-php/commit/2da34a0fd9de4073e104d9139a5588574cac818c).


Emails are sent to `/tmp/refinery-emails` in the VM.


>Aren't you missing an `else` statement here?

Yes. Embarrassing. I must have mixed it up with the idiom of teturning from inside the if...

>(Also `id_or_class` is
>already set to `'id'`.)

This is deliberate


I was not, as that wasn't stipulated in the information I got about this.

My impression was definitely that this module, as a whole, was for master/agent deployments, and that this was an issue for that setup on Windows. If this is not an issue in a master/agent relationship, then I would say it should be removed.

Related, should it be made more explicit that this module is for master/agent and not for masterless setups? The ##Setup requirements do say that the agent should pointed at a master, and iirc, we don't much address masterless setups in our docs.


Awweeeeeeeeeeeesome! :D


简直坑爹的忘了加括号，导致之后计算空闲簇时出现了优先级错误


I'll merge it up for the time being and see what i can do to support multiple iCade controllers.
Thanks!


I just checked.

Zooming is behaving correctly.  But linked hovering is not.  (It doesn't highlight same X's in other charts.)
I'm investigating why it doesn't.


Your changes are meaningless


Looks good


No, it comes from the vector that will be freed when the whole type is deleted.


ARTICLE.JAVA

public class Article { //this is a work in progress...we will have to tweak it when we figure out the articles problem

	public UUID mId; //used to get an article
	public String mTitle; //title of the article
	public String mLink; //link to the article
        public String mSource; //news source of article
        public String mDate; //publication date

	public Article(String title) {
		mId = UUID.randomUUID();
		mTitle = title;
	}

	public Article() {
		// TODO Auto-generated constructor stub
		mId = UUID.randomUUID();
	}

	public void setId(UUID id) {
		mId = id;
	}

	public void setLink(String link) {
		mLink = link;
	}

        public String getTitle() {
		return mTitle;
	}

	public void setTitle(String title) {
		mTitle = title;
	}

	public UUID getId() {
		return mId;
	}

	public String getLink() {
		return mLink;
	}

       public void setSource(String source) {mSource = source;}

       public String getSource() {return mSource;}

       public void setDate(String date) {mDate = date;}

       public String getDate() {return mDate;}

	//To be commented out later after test is done
        public String getDetails() {
        String result =  mTitle + "\n" + mLink;
        return result;
    }
}


It would better to send them to console by default.


Take a look at composable, monad based approach http://www.slideshare.net/ScottWlaschin/railway-oriented-programming You can use that approach with such things like RxJS https://github.com/Reactive-Extensions/RxJS without ad-hoc solutions


I'll gladly simplify the code to only support pubkeys. This is mostly copy-paste from addmultisigaddress.


lol


looks ok to me


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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Why did you remove this?

It helps my editor automatically clean up stuff.

It can be simplified to just:

```
# EditorConfig: http://editorconfig.org

root = true

[*]
indent_style = space
indent_size = 2
end_of_line = lf
charset = utf-8
trim_trailing_whitespace = true
insert_final_newline = true
```


My girlfriend made it happen so it's good.
And it allowed me to see that an `alert` inside a `promise` has an unexpected (at least for me) behavior, because with it, it's not anymore fulfilled. Had to replace it with a standard `console.log()`.


Hi @sunnywg i like it. Really helpful to think about API this way :+1:


"and the like" doesn't seem proper English.


Девай считать, что если есть атрибут is-readonly, то это сразу значит, что только для чтения, без необходимости проверять true там или 1 или все, что угодно, кроме false или 0.

То есть достаточно $element->isReadonly($_element->hasAttribute('is-readonly)).

И не хватает работы с isReadonly внутри элемента форма: геттеры, сеттеры, добавление в XML и, возможно, работа со значением при обработке формы.


S'ha creat fitxer README.md


Hi @velizd looks good. will consider this for choosing between mobile vs. app :+1:


I think `gradleTestKit` is better.


Variable is unnecesary. You could just write:

```ruby
article.destroy
```
o

If you wanted to save the case in which there is no article with that id:

```ruby
article.destroy if article.present?
```


False, it throwed errors when it tried to walk through the windows in botany. The pathfinder doesn't seem to account for them.


`console.alert()` doesn't even exist in fact, that's the real error here.


Can I just interject that just one led isn't awesome. I agree with the next design could have more advanced options, but make it interesting why would i wear or use this thing? Because "I made it!" I got both the leds lit up!! I am awesome!
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println adds a line return so the stack trace will be printed on the next line.


Ну хорошо. Например, я найду длину наибольшей общей подстроки. А что дальше можно делать с этим значением? Сравнивать его с длиной самой строки?
Тоже, наверно, не очень удачно, потому что вот эти "хвосты" из свободных нуклеотидов по краям структуры могут быть очень длинными....


asdasd


Oh, indeed. The multiple lines if confused me.


CSS should describe state not adjective. .. for example the icon for 'search' would be called 'search' rather then 'magnified-glass' this is because if you customize the CSS may change iconography.
Same should be true for states. Maybe another skin will want to have pulsating glows to indicate loading instead of rotation, so we should not assume actions like this in the JavaScript layer, else we might as well be rotating the icons with JavaScript.

We should abstract as events on the parent component plugin as a generic "loading state" and use this elsewhere, for example close captions don't load instantly and could have a loading state, audio language switch as well.

How does this work with smartContainers? Components are hidden so not displayed? ... If abstracted to parent as an event on the component plugin, the smartContainer could pick up on that. If just an internal

Of course not to take away from the improvement made here over rotating when the selector should be disabled ;)


In my opinion, hourly bid is more realistic approach. Because in most of cases, the software requires continous updating even after it's develped.


shouldn't check the if this function failed and then release the exported_name ?


nice.


How can i use daily log files in lumen?


Great job... :+1: we can improve it by mentioning about disadvantages of Fixed Bid as well.


you should use `sync.WaitGroup` for this.


ISSUE.JAVA

public class Issue {

	private UUID mId; //used to get issues
	private String mTitle; //title of the issue
	private String mSummary; //summary of the issue
	private int mNumber; //hopefully useful when issues are no longer static -> easy to identify without needing the name
	public ArrayList<Article> mArticleList; //list of articles that pertain to the issue
	public ArrayList<String> mcategorytags; //purely for parsing JSON objects
        public ArrayList<PseudoIssue> mRelatedList; //list of related issues

	public Issue() {
		mId = UUID.randomUUID();
		mArticleList = new ArrayList<Article>();
		mArticleList.add(new Article("Filler"));
		mcategorytags = new ArrayList<String>();
                mcategorytags.add(new String("Filler"));
                mRelatedList = new ArrayList<PseudoIssue>();
                mRelatedList.add(new PseudoIssue());
	}

	public ArrayList<Article> getArticleList() {
		return mArticleList;
	}

	public void setArticleList(ArrayList<Article> articleList) {
		mArticleList = articleList;
	}

	public void addArticle(Article a){
		mArticleList.add(a);
	}

	public ArrayList<String> getMcategorytags() {
		return mcategorytags;
	}

	public void setMcategorytags(ArrayList<String> mcategorytags) {
		this.mcategorytags = mcategorytags;
	}

       public void addCategory(String s) {mcategorytags.add(s); }

       public ArrayList<PseudoIssue> getRelatedList() {return mRelatedList; }

       public void setRelatedList(ArrayList<PseudoIssue> issueList) { mRelatedList = issueList; }

       public void addIssue(PseudoIssue i) {mRelatedList.add(i); }

	public String getTitle() {
		return mTitle;
	}
	public void setTitle(String title) {
		mTitle = title;
	}
	public String getSummary() {
		return mSummary;
	}
	public void setSummary(String summary) {
		mSummary = summary;
	}
	public UUID getId() {
		return mId;
	}

	public int getNumber() {
		return mNumber;
	}

	public void setNumber(int number) {
		mNumber = number;
	}

}


Good change


True, it is far from ideal.

This GNU_HASH warning case is different from its likes in that it is the recipe itself that is overriding the LDFLAGS instead of the package, which is usually the case.

ceetm's main Makefile has two default targets, lib and module. The recipe does not set `MAKE_TARGETS` so same compilation routine is run for both targets. module.bbclass is also being inherited in the recipe which unsets the FLAGS during compilation. The default recipe is okay for module but it is also compiling lib w/o LDFLAGS.

`MAKE_TARGETS = "module"` is here to make sure that only module gets built using `module_do_compile()` from module.bbclass.
The other target "lib" needed to be compiled before the FLAGS were unset so its build commands were added in `do_compile_prepend()`.

Let me know if there is a better way to accomplish this and I will tailor the code accordingly.


What do you think of this @Dylnuge


А насколько это будет логично?
При запуске mfold на выходе получается несколько структур. Получается, что запустить mfold для коллекции (run_for_collection) означает получить много структур для каждой последовательности.
А вот дальше из этих результатов мы отбираем best


Answering your question (https://github.com/otaviobp/soletta/commit/fd40c0ac0eb26cad11a24c0fcded244a7034bea1#commitcomment-11822202), I don't think "the world" guarantees that rgb_max is != 0.


SQLite is over an order of magnitude larger, see relative footprint here http://symas.com/mdb/microbench/  and no, AFAIK the only non-C version of LMDB is BoltDB written in Go.


We in the general case we do not want to limit Ursula deployments to 31 cores. We should leave vcpu_pin_set undefined.


if you set the `install`it will not install processor dependencies. I would rather put this at the end of `before_script`.


Fantastic insight @velizd. I'll definitely take this into consideration.


this shouldn't work because the filename is suppose to be in the output object within the object passed in?


PSEUDOISSUE.JAVA

//the PseudoIssue contains the name and id of the issue to relates to. The class connects the related issues list of each issue with the actual issues in the list

public class PseudoIssue {
    private UUID mId;
    private String mTitle; //name of the issue
    private UUID mIssueId; //used to get issue

    public PseudoIssue() {
        mId = UUID.randomUUID();
    }

    public PseudoIssue(String name, UUID id) {
        mId = UUID.randomUUID();
        mTitle = name;
        mIssueId = id;
    }

    public PseudoIssue(String name) {
        mId = UUID.randomUUID();
        mTitle = name;
    }

    public void setIssueId(UUID mIssueId) { this.mIssueId = mIssueId; }

    public void setId(UUID mId) { this.mId = mId; }

    public void setTitle(String mTitle) { this.mTitle = mTitle; }

    public String getTitle() { return mTitle; }

    public UUID getIssueId() { return mIssueId; }

    public UUID getId() { return mId; }

    public String toString() { return mTitle; }
}


Đoạn này dài quá, anh có thể tạo 1 hàm getContractEntity bên trong PublicRegisterFormDto để rút gọn phần code dài này trong business.


For the program we're working on, determining which character the API key holder is currently playing would be helpful. The team and I were hoping that when "age:" was introduced it would be in minutes, that we could use that information to check up on their current character by checking if that number was updated since last check. Since it seems like it's in days, it won't really accomplish what we're looking to determine. Could we add in an "active:" endpoint as well, to accomplish what we're looking to do?

If they are not logged in, or logged in as invisible, it should set the value of "active:" to 0, and if they're logged in under a character, it should set the flag to 1.

I believe, if anything,  that having an "active:" endpoint would be a welcome addition to "age:" because of these reasons.


Unused import in MemoryController.java


Addtionally, if the developer can explain what there were other options and why he didn't choose the others, it would be best.


Ke apus kayaknya... lu coba masukin lagi aja
gun script itu... trus commit lagi cssnya nnti gw tarik lgi filenya


Can we match `ansible_product_name == 'H8DGU' and ansible_processor_vcpus==32` instead of all AMD systems?


Are the barriers needed ?


@sunnywg thanks a lot for sharing! Also helped to complete my individual API assignment!


Is this a webpack convention?


is this barrier needed ?


We should specify the contents of the array with `haters: [String]` as per: http://mongoosejs.com/docs/schematypes.html


Hey wgg,

Thank you for the merge request!

Do you think the is_numeric() call on line 52 is enough to provide appropriate security? We were using the mysql_real_escape_string redundantly I believe to as an extra layer of protection from SQL injections.

I'll accept this merge request once I'm confident we do not lose any protection.


@kamalgill did you see my comment from yesterday about doing this in a more boto-ish way?


Is there a reason not to import this in the outer scope? What's standard practice in Scala?


@aancel I see various `MPI_Barrier` are they actually needed ? extra synchronisation when you have a lot of processors may not be that efficient.


97643186-ABUPS-total-row-not-match-water (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1671 of 1671 tests passed)

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That's what the arena is for, but since the exported_name will be strupped later, maybe we don't need that here. I'll check.


For comparison, here was an earlier commit I made (in a separate branch) for option 2 about making fragsize configurable: ff77e623615199cd7db943a7432f2bca1aeb82ff


yeah, see http://webpack.github.io/docs/configuration.html#configuration-object-content


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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@mkanoor Now that this is a multi-line block please use do-end instead of `{ }`


You can use `.presence` here:  `state_name = @workspace.root['ae_next_state'].presence || current`


s/refines/subsumes/


@CSWilson what are you trying to do? I don't have any problem with using the events. I just find the onBeforeRemoveCroppedImg kind of useless, if you can't stop the image from being removed.


hi!


>>(Also id_or_class is already set to 'id'.)

>
>The value could of course also be previously set by the user, but
>either way maybe it's better to fall back without explicitly setting
>the value!?

Maybe. I didn't think of a user setting this multiple times. Probably it's ok to "fall back" by keeping the last valid value.

>
>Also, why not add some more common HTML selectors?

Probably "selector" is wrong and should be "attribute" instead. I don't know anything else that would make sense here.

But we could also make the "<pre>" configurable. Users could also want to wrap the code in a div or code tag (more suggestions?)

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no not really.


Why do we hide this for `big-edit` users? Doesn't this go against the `admin` role being able to do everything?


This commit LGTM. It's nice to use the more natural `object` instead of forcing Java into singletons.


Understood, thanks for the detailed explanation. In that case, I'd say this is okay, but we should definitely get all these upstream eventually :)


Why can only `edit-dashboards` users do this, surely everyone would want to be able to preview?


**This is a markdown file


Drop the mention of allocators here. They are separate beasts entirely.


Do we still need this function?


Ah, it's used like in the others above. The builder takes a c-string, so we can't just pass the one we have because it comes from a non-nul-terminated slice. Still, when the arena is freed, all strings in it are freed as well, so no need to worry about that here.


oke bentar lagi ada perubahan di home page. css lagi gwa edit dulu


Looks fine


@sasmita514 In my previous comment I wrote "the entire tree_view_options section". It is true that the comment was on one of your diffs, but I was reffering to theis entire block insid tree_view_options.

Your commit here just replaces one copy pasted code with another. but it is still just copy pasted code.

Please do the following: move the tree_view_options section into the parent class and remove it frome these four children unless something is different.


До субботы думаю...


Can you remind me again why we changed to `deviceName` in MicrowaveSource? It's not specified in the `Resource` trait. Also we should probably change the `getName` below to `deviceName` as well.


You forgot to install this dep with the `maven-android-sdk-deployer`. Or if you do not want to, revert the `groupId` change.


Well done. If you correct some typo-error, that would be nice.


To be changed.


That is not my experience:
```
     [java] Build log (info) will be written to /var/folders/gw/84pd2myx7hx3yx8dnr84glp40000gq/T/system/build-log/build.log
     [java] Loaded project /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh: 236 modules, 74 libraries
     [java] ##teamcity[progressMessage 'Cleaning up sandbox folder']
     [java]    [delete] Deleting directory /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh/out
     [java]     [mkdir] Created dir: /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh/out
     [java]     [mkdir] Created dir: /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh/out/dist.win.ce
     [java]     [mkdir] Created dir: /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh/out/dist.all.ce
     [java]     [mkdir] Created dir: /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh/out/dist.unix.ce
     [java]     [mkdir] Created dir: /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh/out/dist.mac.ce
     [java]     [mkdir] Created dir: /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh/out/artifacts
     [java]     [mkdir] Created dir: /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh/out/artifacts/core
     [java]     [mkdir] Created dir: /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh/out/artifacts/jps
     [java] ##teamcity[buildStatisticValue key='Cleaning output time, ms' value='66']
     [java] 'jdk16.mac' is not defined. Defaulting to 'true'
     [java] 'jdk.bundled.win' is not defined. Defaulting to '1.8'
     [java] 'jdk.bundled.linux' is not defined. Defaulting to 'false'
     [java] 'jdk.bundled.mac' is not defined. Defaulting to '1.8'
     [java] 'jdk.custom.mac' is not defined. Defaulting to 'true'
     [java]     [mkdir] Created dir: /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh/out/bundled.win.jdk
     [java]
     [java] BUILD FAILED
     [java] /proj/jetbrains/community_fresh/build/gant.xml:57: : Src must not be a directory. Use nested filesets instead.
     [java]
     [java] Total time: 4 seconds
```
and I am as up-to-date as github permits:
```
$ git rev-parse --short=8 HEAD
d2837e6a
```

For my own understanding, is community disabled on TeamCity? If so, can you just wire this repo up to Travis CI? It seems silly to be having this discussion when JetBrains has a perfectly functional CI server which would surface this error instantly.
![screen shot 2015-06-23 at 11 46 25 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/22526/8314304/8bfcc46a-199d-11e5-92f8-8f77b8610132.png)


make sure it's a valid ID here or somewhere else?


Traficnya jgn lu kasih liat dulu gun soalnya msih data dumy yg gw buat da
masih ngaco...
Kok trafficnya minta di depan ?

Tadi gimana meetingnya ?

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gotchya. didn't see this in our parsing so I figured it might be a typo. will swap back


"As","I want" and "so that" structure is actually really helpful to concisely define the key feature and value proposition


No longer need this file


ISSUELAB.JAVA

public class IssueLab {
	private static IssueLab sIssueLab;
	private Context mAppContext;
	private ArrayList<Issue> mIssueList;
        private static final String TAG = "IssueLab";
	private IssueLab(Context appContext) {
		setAppContext(appContext);
		mIssueList = new ArrayList<Issue>();

		//this part is just for the test run. It will not be relevant when we hook up the server to the app
		Article a = new Article();
		a.setTitle("Separatists in Ukraine Vow to Proceed With Autonomy Vote");
		a.setLink("http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/09/world/europe/ukraine.html?partner=rss&emc=rss&_r=0");

		Article b = new Article();
		b.setTitle("In Odessa, Home-Grown Combatants Keep Pro-Russia Forces in Check");
		b.setLink("http://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/09/world/europe/odessa-ukrainians-keep-pro-russia-forces-in-check.html?partner=rss&emc=r)

        /*//this is where we need to parse JSON and get both the categories and the articles
        HTTPClient myClient = new DefaultHttpClient();
        HttpPost post = new HttpPost("storm.cis.fordham.edu/home/students/assim/public_html/humm/main.php");
        try{
            List<NameValuePair> myArgs = new ArrayList<NameValuePair>();
            myArgs.add(new BasicNameValuePair("username", "assim"));
            myArgs.add(new BasicNameValuePair("password", "yohcaew2"));
            post.setEntity(new UrlEncodedFormEntity(myArgs));
            HttpResponse myResponse = myClient.execute(post);
            BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(myResponse.getEntity().getContent()));
            StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
            String line = "";
            while((line = br.readLine()) != null)
            {
                sb.append(line + "\n"); //get JSON from Web Server
            }
            //parse JSON object that we recieve from the server
            String response = sb.toString();
            JSONObject jObj = new JSONObject(response);
            JSONObject contentObj = null;
            JSONObject articleObj = null;
            JSONArray relatedArray = null;
            JSONArray articleArray = null;
            JSONArray contentArray = jObj.getJSONArray("content");
            for(int k=0; j<contentArray.length(); k++)
            {
                Issue issue = new Issue;
                contentObj = contentArray.getJSONObject(k);
                issue.setTitle(contentObj.getString("category_name"));
                issue.setNumber(k);
                relatedArray = contentObj.getJSONArray("related_topics_array");
                for(int j=0; j<relatedArray.length(); j++)
                {
                    issue.addCategory(relatedArray.getString(j));
                }
                articleArray = contentObj.getJSONArray("list_of_articles");
                for(int m=0; m<articleArray.length(); m++)
                {
                    Article article = new Article;
                    articleObj = articleArray.getJSONObject(m);
                    article.setTitle(articleObj.getString("title"));
                    article.setLink(articleObj.getString("link"));
                    article.setDate(articleObj.getString("date"));
                    article.setSource(articleObj.getString("source"));
                    issue.addArticle(article);
                }
                mIssueList.add(issue);
            }
        }
        catch (IOException e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
        //changing all the strings in mcategorytags array (which only has the name of the related issues) to pseudoissues which contain both the name and the id of each issue
        Issue temp = new Issue;
        ArrayList<String> al = new ArrayList<String>();
        al.add(new String("Filler");
        for(int k=0; k<mIssueLab.length(); k++)
        {
            temp = mIssueList.get(k);
            al = temp.getMcategorytags();
            for(int j=0; j<al.length(); j++)
            {
                PseudoIssue pi = new PseudoIssue(al.get(j));
                for(int m=0; m<mIssueList.length(); m++)
                {
                    if(al.get(j) == mIssueList.get(m).getTitle())
                    {
                        pi.setIssueId(mIssueList.get(m).getId());
                    }
                }
                mIssueList.get(k).addIssue(pi);
            }
        }

        */
                 //this is also code just for the purpose of testing and will eventually be written out
		 for (int k = 1; k < 9; k++) { //initializes the issues we have so far
	        	Issue c = new Issue();

	            switch (k)  {
	            case 1:
	                c.setTitle("Ukraine");
	                c.setNumber(k);
	                c.setSummary("blah blah blah UKRAINE blah blah");
                        PseudoIssue temp1 = new PseudoIssue("Ukraine", c.getId());
                        c.addIssue(temp1);
                        c.addArticle(a);
                        Log.i(TAG,"article a added");
	                c.addArticle(b);
                        Log.i(TAG,"article b added");
	                break;
	            case 2:
	                c.setTitle("Syria");
	                c.setNumber(k);
	                c.setSummary("blah blah blah SYRIA blah blah");
                        PseudoIssue temp2 = new PseudoIssue("Syria", c.getId());
                        c.addIssue(temp2);
	                break;
	            case 3:
	                c.setTitle("China");
	                c.setNumber(k);
	                c.setSummary("blah blah blah CHINA blah blah");
                        PseudoIssue temp3 = new PseudoIssue("China", c.getId());
                        c.addIssue(temp3);
	                break;
	            case 4:
	                c.setTitle("Elections");
	                c.setNumber(k);
	                c.setSummary("blah blah blah ELECTIONS blah blah");
                        PseudoIssue temp4 = new PseudoIssue("Elections", c.getId());
                        c.addIssue(temp4);
	                break;
	            case 5:
	                c.setTitle("Marijuana");
	                c.setNumber(k);
	                c.setSummary("blah blah blah MARIJUANA blah blah");
                        PseudoIssue temp5 = new PseudoIssue("Marijuana", c.getId());
                        c.addIssue(temp5);
	                break;
	            case 6:
	                c.setTitle("Supreme Court");
	                c.setNumber(k);
	                c.setSummary("blah blah blah SUPREME COURT blah blah");
                        PseudoIssue temp6 = new PseudoIssue("Supreme Court", c.getId());
                        c.addIssue(temp6);
	                break;
	            case 7:
	                c.setTitle("Israel/Palestine Conflict");
	                c.setNumber(k);
	                c.setSummary("blah blah blah ISRAEL/PALESTINE CONFLICT blah blah");
                        PseudoIssue temp7 = new PseudoIssue("Israel/Palestine", c.getId());
                        c.addIssue(temp7);
	                break;
	            case 8:
	                c.setTitle("Affordable Health Care Act");
	                c.setNumber(k);
	                c.setSummary("blah blah blah AFFORDABLE HEALTH CARE ACT blah blah");
                        PseudoIssue temp8 = new PseudoIssue("Health Care", c.getId());
                        c.addIssue(temp8);
	                break;
	            }

	            mIssueList.add(c);
	        }
	}

	public static IssueLab get(Context c) {
		if(sIssueLab == null) {
			sIssueLab = new IssueLab(c.getApplicationContext());
		}
		return sIssueLab;
	}

	public ArrayList<Issue> getIssues() {
		return mIssueList;
	}

	public Issue getIssue(UUID id) {
		for (Issue c : mIssueList) {
			if(c.getId().equals(id))
				return c;
		}
		return null;
	}

	public Context getAppContext() {
		return mAppContext;
	}

	public void setAppContext(Context appContext) {
		mAppContext = appContext;
	}
}


Moodle 2.6 uses a different class on tabs


lol :v


This needs to be reverted.


Adding navigation styling from bootstrap that wasn't already present in Moodle 2.6


1679-DualDuct (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)


Formatting


If you run my patch, you have to access it as 127.0.0.1, not 'localhost' or '192.168...' or any other name for your machine, because the Javascript code uses an absolute URL.


Changed to save space in the tables that need it


Whats the reasoning behind reverting this? I have the same commit. Just curious.


It is only showing on the client? Whats the issue?


Moved around js calls and made a few exra changes


Not used


This seems like over-sharing. Why do we even have this `protected` constructor?


OK, `2.2_r3` is not on Maven Central, so you have to deploy it locally.


This will stop the parent box from getting wider and throwing off the tree connectors


The group homework 2 is wonderful practice for us to master the users story and epic.


Turns out that we have to fix our ipython version for this.


I would go with n_entries and put all functions in vc.c


This margin will fix a problem where the connectors coming from the bottom of nodes are slightly too low and down connect


Avoid a margin between the table header and body in Moodle 2.6


should we add a another constructor that sets the culture to `Invariant`?


Yes, 'attribute' is better. And a code tag could perhaps be useful. Otherwise I can not come up with as many suggestions as I initially thought. But maybe `style` could be useful if a css class can't be used!?


ISSUE FRAGMENT

public class IssueFragment extends Fragment {

	public static final String EXTRA_ISSUE_ID = "com.AnneMarieandAnisah.android.whatsnew.issue_id";

	private Issue mIssue;
	private TextView mTitle;
	private Button mReadMoreButton;
	private TextView mSummary;
        private TextView mRelatedTopics;
        private GridView mGridView;
	private ArrayList<PseudoIssue> mIssueList;

	@Override
	public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
		super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
		getActivity().setTitle(R.string.summary_title); // sets title of the page (next to little green dude)
		UUID issueId = (UUID)getArguments().getSerializable(EXTRA_ISSUE_ID); // gets the id from IssueListFragment
		mIssue = IssueLab.get(getActivity()).getIssue(issueId); //uses id to get the actual issue
                mIssueList = mIssue.getRelatedList();
	}

	@Override
	public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup parent, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
		View v = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_issue, parent, false);

		mTitle = (TextView)v.findViewById(R.id.issue_title);
		mTitle.setText(mIssue.getTitle()); //sets title of specific page to the issue's title

		mSummary = (TextView)v.findViewById(R.id.issue_summary);
		mSummary.setText(mIssue.getSummary()); // sets text of summary to the issue's summary

		mReadMoreButton = (Button)v.findViewById(R.id.issue_read_more);
		mReadMoreButton.setOnClickListener(new View.OnClickListener() {

			@Override
			public void onClick(View v) {

				Intent i = new Intent(getActivity(), ArticleListActivity.class); //sends intent to the Article list
				i.putExtra(ArticleListFragment.EXTRA_ID, mIssue.getId()); //sends the issue id with the intent
				startActivity(i); //starts the Article list activity
			}
		});

        mRelatedTopics = (TextView)v.findViewById(R.id.issue_related_topics);

        mGridView = (GridView)v.findViewById(R.id.issue_gridView); //GridView holds the pseudoIssues that correspond to the related issues
        setupAdapter();
        mGridView.setOnItemClickListener(new AdapterView.OnItemClickListener() {
            @Override
            public void onItemClick(AdapterView<?> adapterView, View view, int pos, long id) {
                PseudoIssue pIssue = mIssueList.get(pos);
                Intent i = new Intent(getActivity(), IssuePagerActivity.class); //sends intent to the Pager Activity with the issue id
                i.putExtra(IssueFragment.EXTRA_ISSUE_ID, pIssue.getIssueId());
                startActivity(i); // starts the new activity
            }
        });

		return v;
	}

    void setupAdapter() {
        if(getActivity() == null || mGridView == null) return;

        if(mIssueList != null) {
            mGridView.setAdapter(new ArrayAdapter<PseudoIssue>(getActivity(), android.R.layout.simple_gallery_item, mIssueList));
        } else {
            mGridView.setAdapter(null);
        }
    }

	public static IssueFragment newInstance(UUID issueId) { //I don't think we actually need this, but I am always hesitant to delete
		Bundle args = new Bundle();
		args.putSerializable(EXTRA_ISSUE_ID, issueId);

		IssueFragment fragment = new IssueFragment();
		fragment.setArguments(args);

		return fragment;
	}
}


yay!


Nevermind.  My company uses a different version of Dygraph which doesn't have `getRowForX` method.

I think it looks correct to me.   Thanks!


Wouldn't style be handled by inline styled exports?
Otherwise you'd have to put the whole style in the document_id string
which seems strange.


How does this differ from f10244588da597c5552438bf70d56a40274f0590?


It doesn't really. I was going to combine the code once I got it working. I didn't get it working, so didn't merge the two parts yet.


Besides, we could ask the interviewee to share some of his/her previous project to demonstrate the result, profession and expertise.


This might read better as 2 lines now that it is more complex:
```ruby
return nil if index.nil?
@workspace.root['ae_next_state'].blank? ? states[index+1] : states[index]
```


Oh one more thing.

Use `prevCallbacks[i].highlightCallback.apply(this, arguments)` instead so `this` works in `prevCallbacks[i].highlightCallback`?


Clearly explained!


saw approval from paegun
at https://github.com/basho/riak_core/commit/ddf4c9c8a1bd6f921ebef2766ae6fae83414fa0f


merging basho/riak_core/nem-clique-0.3.0 = ddf4c9c8 into borshop-integration-747-nem-clique-0.3.0


basho/riak_core/nem-clique-0.3.0 = ddf4c9c8 merged ok, testing candidate = 0ab03ecc


bwt admin page hold dulu. jng terusin dulu yak.. ada kenadala di dealing.

meeting nya jadi kita fokus ke home page responsive.
kembali ke jobdesk lu ke awal.

total page yang dia minta 3 (termasuk homepage).
front end nya doang yg bnyk perubahan design.


Thanks for the PR, how does https://github.com/docker/docker-bench-security/pull/48 work out for you?
Seems to be the same issue as https://github.com/docker/docker-bench-security/issues/47.


sweet :+1:


This line `pip install cython` is duplicated.


equals()

I'm picky :)


@avital Here is the new review, with `getMeteorData()` taking no arguments.


oops :) thanks for fixing


I think that it's a good idea to always delete `picture` when `del` is true, to prevent accidental memory leaks. I also think that I based this method on existing remove methods in taglib. It's probably best to keep these all lined up.


Proyecto final


ISSUE LIST FRAGMENT

public class IssueListFragment extends ListFragment {

	private ArrayList<Issue> mIssues;
	public ArrayList<Article> articlelist;
	private static final String TAG = "IssueListFragment";
	public static ArrayList<Article> tempList = new ArrayList<Article>();

	@Override
	public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
		super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
		setHasOptionsMenu(true);
		getActivity().setTitle(R.string.issues_title); // sets the title of the page (next to the little green dude)
		mIssues = IssueLab.get(getActivity()).getIssues(); // mIssues is an ArrayList identical to the one in IssueLab
		//I don't think this is needed - will delete later
		IssueAdapter adapter = new IssueAdapter(mIssues);
		setListAdapter(adapter);
		Log.i(TAG,"something");

	}

	@Override
	public void onListItemClick(ListView l, View v, int position, long id) {
		Issue c = ((IssueAdapter)getListAdapter()).getItem(position);

		Intent i = new Intent(getActivity(), IssuePagerActivity.class); //sends intent to the Pager Activity with the issue id
		i.putExtra(IssueFragment.EXTRA_ISSUE_ID, c.getId());
		startActivity(i); // starts the new activity
	}

	private class IssueAdapter extends ArrayAdapter<Issue> { // defines the class IssueAdapter
		public IssueAdapter(ArrayList<Issue> issues) {
			super(getActivity(), 0, issues);
		}

		@Override
		public View getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {
			if(convertView == null) {
				convertView = getActivity().getLayoutInflater().inflate(R.layout.list_issue, null);
				// corresponds to list_issue.xml
			}
			Issue c = getItem(position);

			TextView titleTextView = (TextView)convertView.findViewById(R.id.issue_list_titleTextView);
			titleTextView.setText(c.getTitle()); //sets text of each list item with the title of the issue

			return convertView;
		}
	}

        //attempt to create search option - will work on this later after the app is connected to server
	@Override
	@TargetApi(11)
	public void onCreateOptionsMenu(Menu menu, MenuInflater inflater) {
		super.onCreateOptionsMenu(menu, inflater);
		inflater.inflate(R.menu.fragment_issue_list, menu);
		if (Build.VERSION.SDK_INT >= Build.VERSION_CODES.HONEYCOMB) {
            // pull out the SearchView
            MenuItem searchItem = menu.findItem(R.id.menu_item_search);
            SearchView searchView = (SearchView)searchItem.getActionView();

            // get the data from our searchable.xml as a SearchableInfo
            SearchManager searchManager = (SearchManager)getActivity()
                .getSystemService(Context.SEARCH_SERVICE);
            ComponentName name = getActivity().getComponentName();
            SearchableInfo searchInfo = searchManager.getSearchableInfo(name);

            searchView.setSearchableInfo(searchInfo);
		}
	}

	@Override
	public boolean onOptionsItemSelected(MenuItem item) {
		switch(item.getItemId()) {
			case R.id.menu_item_search:
				getActivity().onSearchRequested();
				return true;
			case R.id.menu_item_clear:
				return true;
			default:
				return super.onOptionsItemSelected(item);
		}
	}

	@Override
	public void onResume() {
		super.onResume();
		((IssueAdapter)getListAdapter()).notifyDataSetChanged();
		// the adapter is notified of any change done to the issue (there is no change. this was just from criminal intent that
		// I literally just copied and pasted. I may just take this out
	}

	//don't think we need this - will delete later
	  public ArrayList<Article> SearchCategories(String SearchTerm) {
		  ArrayList<Article> SearchList = new ArrayList<Article>();
		  for(int z = 0; z<mIssues.size(); z++){
				Issue y = mIssues.get(z);
				ArrayList<String> b = y.getMcategorytags();

				for(int c = 0; c<b.size(); c++){
					String d = b.get(c);
					if (d == SearchTerm){
					SearchList.addAll(y.getArticleList()) ;
					}

				}

		  }
	  return SearchList;
	  }
}


Can you add a check for valid email address as well? The core function valid_email_address() is probably sufficient here.


I see. Thanks!


> I think copy independence is getting confused with general side effects.
You need an overarching precondition that operations don't have side
effects that affect other values used within an algorithm and that no other
thread of execution is changing values used by an algorithm.

This is the point that I have been trying - and apparently failing - to make. We can't reason about the values of objects if those values can change spontaneously, or if the act of observation can mutate an object's value, or if observation/mutation of one object can mutate the value of another purportedly distinct object. Copy independence is simply a special case of this more fundamental requirement.

I don't believe we can provide useful semantics for the algorithms if we admit "unstable" objects, and conversely I don't think that the algorithms themselves are useful tools to users with "unstable" objects. Just as `std::atomic<T>` doesn't have assignment, equality, or swap operations with `std::atomic<T>`, I don't see a need to support unstable objects in the algorithms.


Do you need to "cd" back to the root directory?


Patrick, the logo is in layer 48. Yes we can make the PCB a little smaller,
I will try to keep it within 5cm square. Using SMT would make it look
better, I could swap the IC package to an SMT. With an SMT IC on the board
this can also be used for an advanced soldering class.

@mike how do you feel about having a SMT IC?

Regards
Sajin

On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 2:33 PM, Lowell Makes <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Can I just interject that just one led isn't awesome. I agree with the
> next design could have more advanced options, but make it interesting why
> would i wear or use this thing? Because "I made it!" I got both the leds
> lit up!! I am awesome!
> Sara
>
>
>
> > On Jun 23, 2015, at 1:29 PM, leftyfb <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> > We can do more LED's on the next design. This one is meant to be REAL
> simple. The original design was just a single LED and a battery. The rest
> was a bit of future-proofing with minimal effort. We need to get these sent
> out and back ASAP.
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
> >
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/LowellMakes/LowellMakesBadgePCB/commit/0e4e89d7cd58e51b67c3d2c9af9e53ef30fc1da2#commitcomment-11822959>
> .
>

--
Sajin George
mycrobonics.com


Very clear explanation!


looks good


> You need an overarching precondition that operations don't have side
> effects that affect other values used within an algorithm and that no other
> thread of execution is changing values used by an algorithm.

Let me check my understanding. IIUC, we would like this post-condition on assignment to be part of the `Assignable` concept (right?), but whether it holds depends on the objects involved in any particular invocation of the assignment operator, not on the type itself. In general, concepts express type properties, but the Palo Alto report allows for exceptions:

> Obviously, not all arguments will be well formed for any given type.
> For example NaN is not well-formed data and does not satisfy any of
> the axioms of the equivalence relation above. [...] Note that these
> exceptional cases do not contradict the axioms of the concept. This
> is not proof, for example, that IEEE 754 floating point types are
> not EqualityComparable. The fact that some representations of the
> format can be interpreted as non-values, does not imply any
> properties of valid interpretations.

The situation is different for `Assignable` though; in the expression `a=b` when `a` and `b` alias each other, they are both well-formed objects, but the *combination* of the two causes `op=` to violate the post-conditions stated by the `Assignable` concept. Did I get that right?

Or rather, do we want this overarching precondition to be for all *algorithms* (i.e. it's in the preamble to the Algorithms chapter and not part of any particular concept)?


In jade, use a comma to separate attributes.


typo here


Add the comma, then :thumbsup:


Do these need quoted?


not sure if inline links are appropriate or if this would be better done in a footnote and/or academic reference.


@Thog Oh yeah... a week ago I changed the modid's from BuildCraft|Module to BuildCraftModule. (Removed the "|"). This fixed an issue, but I wasn't worried about compatabilty then so i'll change it back if it wasn't strictly required


OMG WEE TESSTT! :dancer:


Hiya!

First off, thanks a ton for creating this! Super useful stuff. :)

One suggestion: Using "channel_name" will cause your slash command to ONLY work in public channels.

Instead, you can use "channel_id", which will allow the slash command to work in Slack's direct messages and private groups.

Hope this helps!


typo "Lenght" instead of "Length".


comma here?


actually - does the contact us link show up on the header?  The logic to hide needs to be on the link so the user won't see the contact us link.


@moragots
@chanaphan
@jihkim16
Updated version to your great inputs!


If anyone stumbles on this for some reason, see 666eda1867052ce152d8a440b43abbcfb8312bf6.


You can leave them as is for now. Can change in another commit or PR.


typeset these variable names "agemarry especially is confusing


Nope -- the test passes on HEAD on trunk and cassandra-2.{2,1,0}.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_core/builds/1593


great :beer:


It was moto's old patch.
We had new shamu commits incoming:
https://github.com/neobuddy89/shamu/commit/bc5815b60914459656c91f36805326c49adb2e0d
https://github.com/neobuddy89/shamu/commit/766bd8dac5ac3e6ea52396b02784ac6a25d6ef78


Not that it's critical, but 'substr - progname' will give you the same number.


reviewing now


I haven't checked throttling yet.
For now... core 2 and 3 no longer goes offline and there is no conflict with hotplug drivers.


Yea let's do it!


I can't figure out what "Missing Age at Marriage" is when looking at this table and the surrounding text


Awesome. Thank you.


missing {@link ...}


for strlen() ?


love how the purpose of this paper is explicitly educational both about a statistical method and programmatic execution of it. Perhaps this point can be included in the abstract.


+if [ "$1" = "config" ]; then

should probably be closed before you move on to defining the "REQUEST" ?


Shouldn't that be `#undef AddDevice`?


Yup.


How about an RGB LED?
https://www.sparkfun.com/products/9264

On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 3:07 PM, Sajin <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Patrick, the logo is in layer 48. Yes we can make the PCB a little smaller,
> I will try to keep it within 5cm square. Using SMT would make it look
> better, I could swap the IC package to an SMT. With an SMT IC on the board
> this can also be used for an advanced soldering class.
>
> @mike how do you feel about having a SMT IC?
>
> Regards
> Sajin
>
> On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 2:33 PM, Lowell Makes <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>
> > Can I just interject that just one led isn't awesome. I agree with the
> > next design could have more advanced options, but make it interesting why
> > would i wear or use this thing? Because "I made it!" I got both the leds
> > lit up!! I am awesome!
> > Sara
> >
> >
> >
> > > On Jun 23, 2015, at 1:29 PM, leftyfb <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > We can do more LED's on the next design. This one is meant to be REAL
> > simple. The original design was just a single LED and a battery. The rest
> > was a bit of future-proofing with minimal effort. We need to get these
> sent
> > out and back ASAP.
> > >
> > > —
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
> > >
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <
> https://github.com/LowellMakes/LowellMakesBadgePCB/commit/0e4e89d7cd58e51b67c3d2c9af9e53ef30fc1da2#commitcomment-11822959
> >
> > .
> >
>
>
>
> --
> Sajin George
> mycrobonics.com
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/LowellMakes/LowellMakesBadgePCB/commit/0e4e89d7cd58e51b67c3d2c9af9e53ef30fc1da2#commitcomment-11823519>
> .
>


The ANRs in the Play Stores are for HTC Ones. So there are users that would benefit from the fix. I will not be able to test an updated APK, so I'll likely need your help testing it. (The last device I owned that read Mifare doesn't charge anymore.)


What is the @ for here? Is there some relation to ES6 @@ symbol syntax?


Done.


This will need to be handled in the main method. Which is not nice. It is being thrown by the writeParsedFile method, and you are calling it, so handle it here itself :)


Struktur tulangnya berubah ??

Overallnya gimana ?

Thank,
Best Regards
Ageng Maulana
+6281905060891
On 24 Jun 2015 02:01, "gunawanwp" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> bwt admin page hold dulu. jng terusin dulu yak.. ada kenadala di dealing.
>
> meeting nya jadi kita fokus ke home page responsive.
> kembali ke jobdesk lu ke awal.
>
> total page yang dia minta 3 (termasuk homepage).
> front end nya doang yg bnyk perubahan design.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/h2omaster/noras/commit/1be5851a277973b7020d887f0cf45622b6144c0c#commitcomment-11823419>
> .
>


this was being thrown at when the mouse cursor was close to the edge of the screen and I was started to type in certain cases... need to investigate more


No, it's ES7 decorators. Desugars to a function call.
http://github.com/wycats/javascript-decorators


Does [`respond_to?`](http://ruby-doc.org/core-1.9.3/Object.html#method-i-respond_to-3F) work instead?

```ruby
sensitive true if respond_to? :sensitive
```


You'll have to remove this before uploading to rbcommons.


why did you remove "exportEncryptedAuthKey" function ?


is it important to provide a function that can take an arbitrary iterable of values? pythonic scientists might have their data structured in other ways. while instructive, it's unclear what audience needs this extra scaffolding.


Port addr is passed as Addr to WebServer which is infact the actual host url
Eg: "127.0.0.1:8081" is what the argument supposed to be.
Host URL also indicates the same.


This looks like a mis-indentation


there was a hole.... a very big hole.... that you ever did see :) well ....


Thanks!


Remove the extra newline


this procedure is a literal translation of the mathematics you describe above into python code. is there no more concise way to do this operation using anything in numpy or scipy libraries?


Estas clase y sus implementaciones, Microsoft los a facilitado en un ejemplo que coloco en Nuget https://www.nuget.org/packages/Microsoft.AspNet.Identity.Samples


it would be good to inquire to the conference organizers about style guide for inline links


Thanks my friend!


Hi guys - try to check also the javascript codes with help of http://jslint.com. ;)


```
Clean Up, Clean Up
Everybody Clean Up
Let's Work Together
Everyone Do Their Share
Clean Up, Clean Up
Come On Now And Clean Up
Everyone Everywhere

We're Gonna Take Out The Trash
We're Gonna Make This Place Shine
(Shine, Shine, Shine, We're Gonna Make It Shi-ine)
Everyone Knows It Feels So Great
Because It...Looks So Fine

Clean Up, Clean Up
Everybody Clean Up
Let's Work Together
Everyone Do Their Share
Clean Up, Clean Up
Come On Now And Clean Up
Everyone Everywhere

Clean Up, Clean Up
Everybody Clean Up
Clean Up, Clean Up
Come On Now And Clean Up
Clean Up, Clean Up
Everybody Clean Up, Yeah!
```


blos nicht. ohne die message box erfährt man ja nicht von einladungen zu freundschaftsspielen (turniere,...)


s/free/fee/


@kaktus42 - this commit fixes the issue with custom bucket we were discussing earlier.


Glad you find it useful.


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-747-nem-clique-0.3.0 = 0ab03ecc


Can we please make sure that the author is set correctly for commits? Thanks!


executing this code requires the definition of SurvivalFunction, which is not here in this pseudocode. I personally find this confusing; could be replaced with a tuple. Or you could explicitly say this code is meant to be thought of as in a class.


Let's try to keep displaying something here `out.println(displayName));` if getDisplayName() is not null.


@mibby build 20 is ready for you


There are indentation problems, e.g. try it with the novatech controller.


You can also enable strict mode per function in a global place:
function functionInStrictMode() {
  'use strict';
}


indent this a couple of spaces to make it stand out from the `testRunStarted()` message.


Also addresses issue #11


tadaaam :D ircowe pozdrowienia z dawien dawna... Panie airdoom :D


i believe this CamelCase method naming is not PEP8 compliant Python; I'd recommend using lower case and underscores

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/159720/what-is-the-naming-convention-in-python-for-variable-and-function-names


There is a good docs about JS:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript


http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0257/#handling-docstring-indentation
maybe there's a lib function that does that.


Like the sha on this commit changed? That's odd. We normally use the GitHub web interface to make CHANGELOG edits - so perhaps something weird happened with that?


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 79](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=256596&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 4, passed: 1 Build time: 00:17:41
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSUpgradeTest: <no details avaliable>

```


Great work on this, and I am very sorry to nitpick, but Unless my Python is even worse than I think it is, this function cannot handle Vim’s `isf` correctly.

1. It does convert numeric ASCII positions to their string equivalents in the lambda on line 35, but fails to actually assign the returned value to the *values* list, which, unless Python added fall through to the else condition when I wasn’t looking, means those values simply are discarded.
2. It fails to account for the `@`, which according to the Vim help for `isf` is the code for all `isalpha` characters (including their accented variants). Instead, it adds that value literally and fudges the issue by hardcoding the inclusion of the English alphabet in 56 (sans accented characters).
3. It fails to add the comma if it is included in `isf` by naively splitting on `,`, which means that `,,,`, the code for comma inclusion, is ignored…


is introduction of pandas here strictly necessary? given sparse use of library functions above, for consistency it might be better to stick with numpy. Alternatively, the whole SurvivalFunction can be represented as a Pandas Series, if I'm not mistaken.


Ha, will probably be the smallest bugfix in size for a while!


Although using a class-name for style settings is preferred, a style string is also allowed. But maybe in the context this is a bad idea. Either way it is perhaps not important. Go with `["id", "class"]` should there be any other real requests that could easily be added.


Why not naming the library "Logger"? Why "Logger_library"?


thank you for the initiative!

We have some scripts to make formal `.deb` `.dsc` source packages. We got tired of the process, we had everything building without lintian warnings, and nobody ever took us in and gave up.

If you need any help or have questions on how to package things, please let me know.

I think we have very few azureus dependencies left, everything there is sort of handpicked at this point and available on our source tree.

Cheers paisano.


class Logger


CC: @aldenml Look.


I think `since-build` should be 142.2491.1


Can we toss this? I just merged #153 ( #146 ).


I just discovered sky:init.  Presumably I should have used that instead?  @johnmccutchan


We will be merging in another branch that already has this implemented. Stay tuned or check out the `react-native` branch.


I can't find any subclasses but are we expecting users to create them? If not I'll remove this constructor and the `protected` setters on a couple of the properties.


:heart:


no spaces after [, no space before ]


Basically, clients subscribing to a container get notified for the full range of CRUD operations on the resources in that container.


develop (axelstudios) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2186 of 2213 tests passed)

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I fixed it. Is there any reason why you did not use inspect.getdoc as below?


Das müsste natürlich so aussehen:
```c++
if(url == nullptr || *url == '\0') {
```


@vruusmann Shouldn't this be sum of all previous values instead of just a single value. This would work for 2 categories only, for more than 2 categories we should get the sum of all previously calculated probabilities and then subtract the sum from 1


Done!


in this form it's a question. "The requested operation does not exist"


I am impressed about the book Speaking JavaScript, especially the chapter: Part IV. Tips, Tools, and Libraries. I recommend you all to have a look in this chapter. For example, there are elegant codes with switch instead if:

Book page 380:

// Best:
switch (x) {
  case 0:
    return 'red';
  case 1:
    return 'green';
  default:
    return 'blue';
}


Hi there,

I think `is_numeric` is sufficient, but please take a closer look at the `wpdb::prepare` method. This method also do a `mysql_real_escape_string` call on each argument but with an already open connection.


this new line is not needed


resolves #45


I'll fix these issues asap, 1) is inexcusable (I was sure I had that done, and I saw it working on my tests, so I guess I forgot to commit that part of the code), and the rest is just an oversight.


allright! well done!


thanks i'll fix


Mainsch du anart Spring Annotation? Hann nüüd in dera Art gseh und wüsst augrad nid nach was genau suecha...


git commit --interactive is tha way!


Cool, and for local dev just setting AWS_ACCESS_KEY_ID and AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY env vars will work.

:+1:


File wasn't right-side up.


test


never use jquery directly man! we are atop of angularjs!


Yes, always odd when the commit message outweighs the fix by a factor of 100 or so... ;-)

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> Ha, will probably be the smallest bugfix in size for a while!
>
>

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well done man!


You mean `ValueProviderResult(object rawValue, string attemptedValue)`? Might shorten some lines in our tests but I'd rather not further delay this PR.


@Thog Just tested it, its because minecraft seems to require the blockstate for a block be under assets/modid/blockstates/<NAME_OF_BLOCK> however "|" is invalid for a resource location. I'm not quite sure how to get around this other than to test it properly in a small mod...


Text is not correct!


URL=${URL:-'http://localhost/php_opcache.php'} is not working - it does not grab the env.url variable set under plugin settings


@rynowak Hmm, should I add `<remarks>` mentioning that this constructor is probably not the right choice in mainline value provider scenarios? We use it for cases that don't involve value providers and in value provider mocks. Not sure we want to encourage `InvariantCulture` too much?


Knight seems wrong


@dkavanagh: I did, but we can't use boto's conn.get_list() for this due to the way the Policy objects are constructed in Boto 2.  See http://boto.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ref/elb.html#module-boto.ec2.elb.policies


These are all helpful comments.  I will process them and make changes as
soon as I have a chance.

Thanks!
Allen

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Fix for block break trail not working in GUI?


Huh ? The correct word is `received`, not `recieved`.


Yeah I  could. When Pavel pointed me to the initial code for OAuth Connect the class example was static, so that's what I used :)

Will change them.


You broke GitHub @ryran
I want to comment on a line in the diff for xsos but GitHub won't even show it.
I'll have to do it old school.


Oops, you are right. These strings are so similar...
Do you think there is a need for both strings? I would remove the window title ("Time and date setup"), too.


The two "case" statements were mixed-up.


Now this log statement is in the wrong place.


Oh, oops, forgot that. I'll quickly push that.


Thanks Dorimanx for these great commits. I have to test them on My nexus 4 kernel. But first i have to implement powersuspend by Faux. This doesn´t confict with early suspend?

Thanks anyway , cheers.

P.D: Also i enjoy with your comments on commits, your are fantastic ;P


You don't have to wrap it in a thread, it's already a thread. You can just do myPOST.start()


Since other plugins might not always have a configuration, wouldn't it be better to set the default empty objects in kong.lua? So developers don't have to add this default themselves


These old `sf` links are invalid and should be removed.


Unfortunately I can't right now. Probably tomorrow.

But you should have a look here: https://github.com/TooTallNate/node-ogg/commit/b7fa35df9ed859901eb6d0316bf6e147b6bb13b1

This seems to be the solution to the exact same problem on node-ogg (also built in 'shared_library' mode) by the author of node-gyp.


Hi!

I still get the wrong space after *--quiet*. For me it works with two tabs (instead of one).

Maybe we should have whitespaces instead of tabs, to make the code cleaner?


good catch, it should be here.


@jakemac53 Added some docs now, but it seems there need some work to be done here, as the js DocumentFragment object seems to have a host property, and the dart version doesn't have this property. Not really sure how to get this fixed.


@axelstudios if it is not too late can you cherry pick this into 1.8.0 release?


972124-2NewDetailedIceStorage (RKStrand) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1666 of 1670 tests passed)

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Otherwise LGTM


Oh, awesome. I will just do that!

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Whoops! Thanks for educating me, @akitchen. I'm still learning about dynamic frameworks for iOS, and must have confused the concept with static libraries.

Sent From A Very Small Keyboard

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Yes, the name was changed due to feedback


That single line of code(line 512) caused a SERIOUS bug because when a pipe was broken, the rest of the pipes didn't have a master anymore, so they couldn't update...
But now everything works as intended!


Oh ok.I understand. Great! Accepting.


@xoebus Sorry dude. I'm gonna send you guys an email about the reasons for this. Plan is still to move to concourse eventually :smile:.


We've been avoiding the spaces between \ and the last line's util char.


So what happens when this run via an API python script?


For Java, there is https://github.com/chirino/lmdbjni. Probably need a bit of love though, it's almost 2 years old.


If you can fix these errors, can he come back?


Can you document this def?  And add in what the input value summary is


1679-DualDuct (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2163 of 2216 tests passed)

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@eliotsykes

I've rewrite the test as well to use this method. It passed.


There's a maintained version of that, which we now recommend instead, here https://github.com/deephacks/lmdbjni (it's listed on our page http://symas.com/mdb/#wrappers )


weird, why does this create a field `source.gist.source` instead of `source`?


Should we be raising an exception in the case the action cannot be run ?


But on other tabs for columns we can also add this ?


user_run_script has a different signature!


Convert the input stream into a BufferedReader to get lines and such easier:

BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(input));
while (reader.ready())
{
  response += reader.readLine();
}

Though you should also use a StringBuilder instead of a String


Better to make this log at debug level since we are now logging the full content. May be you can leave the previous at info level too.


@eliotsykes

Fixed.


This doesn't need to be a class-level string, you only use it inside of run()


here, take these:  `\\\\\` they let you split lines in bash


Shouldn't this be 'sabre-cs-fixer'? :)


clean up the indentations. I don't care what you choose, just be consistent


@mibby Latest if you haven't seen it already.


testtest


tiny.Start() is a blocking call, so "go func()...." will never be executed.


The 5.4 branch has `if ($allowsNull)` after this `else`. I assume that is not the desired behavior, since this version doesn't have that?


Howard, any idea of what are the performances of this impl ? Would it worth trying a bench?


I understand here we are using an old API, however please add a comment with an example of id message and create three speaking variables for the three portions of value


@eliotsykes

It works. Thanks. But why in this order `[@public_topic, @private_topic]`? If I put it in a different order, it breaks. Does it read left to right in the order they are defined in the before block?


Will be even faster if used pixel format have the same byte order as used in 3DS framebuffer


can we use a reduce here?


nice


This works but ideally you would solve it through inheritance, meaning you override the method in the WhiskeyViewController and change the title. That way ViewController doesn't have to know anything about whiskey


This doesn't do anything. Maybe comment it out or remove the callback?


*intenshunnul

lrn 2 spl fkwt <\x33


Use `equalsIgnoreCase` instead?


Removed in this commit: https://github.com/OData/odata.net/commit/3cf3c8aa6c6f2f5d94430e4f05b7970c347ad493


me olvide mencionar que, ahora hay que especificar en la dirección por ejemplo: localhost:8080/home o localhost:8080/newuser


Example for radio buttons and checkboxes (Netbeans IDE, jdk 8)


I chose this approach, but I could also amend the body of the for/fold to something like the following more "functional" style:

```racket
(define-values (bj bjp ans sum)
  (for/fold ([bj  1]
             [bjp 0]
             [ans 0]
             [sum 0])
      ([j (in-range (round-to-even (+ n (sqrt (* acc n)))) 0 -1)])
    (let* ([bjp bj]
           [bj ]
           [sum  (if (odd? j) (+ sum bj) sum)]
           [ans (if (fx= j n) bjp ans)]
           [maybe-correct-term
            (λ (v)
              (if (> (magnitude bj) bigno) (* v bigni) v))])
      (apply values
             (map maybe-correct-term
                  (list bj bjp ans num))))))
```

I judged that for included change is more readable, but not by much. Which do you prefer?


Don't forget to cross check with website (/settings -> api key -> depcrecation notice) and dev.docs, if not already done :)


已修正，建議看中文翻譯修正 ch2.md
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這 commit 翻譯範例 2-3 所有該翻譯的內容
感恩～

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> scripts.**
>
> 範例 2-3. 清理：加強與普遍版本以上的腳本
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Stupid question: if you are building a pool with several top level mirrors of varying sizes and hoping to short-stroke across all of them, how badly does this hurt IOPS as one adds significantly a larger mirror vdev?   Has that been tested at all?


I won't bug you about these anymore :) If you don't need to init it (like for the use before init'd case) then don't do it.


@rnathanday, I missed this part in the review and that's the reason Scaffold was not generating the tests correctly. For 'multiple' Zotero should display a selection dialog, which is what I did above.


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Build Failed

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Boy, these C++ rules are tougher than the loggionisti at La Scala!


@rnathanday, note that this now matches the `itemID` on #L183


The issue should be #129.


minor changes


:heart:


That's the secret sauce


I do not think you need atomic allocation here: no spin lock held, called from process context (work queue), etc. You can use GFP_NOIO.


Remove unnecessary try catch
In this case the method is not working with frames or windows


Another way to do this is to use the boto method "getList()" which takes an object which takes an object like this: https://github.com/boto/boto/blob/develop/boto/ec2/elb/instancestate.py and deals with the list structure the API returns as well. (like this: https://github.com/boto/boto/blob/develop/boto/ec2/elb/__init__.py#L553)
So, you'd implement a "LoadBalancerPolicy" object and let boto do the rest. (and then, submit a PR to boto!!)


Consider using a Logger instead of System out println


Leo,
Acho que o seu gitignore não tava configurado para ignorar os arquivos do bower.
A idéia do bower não é subir os arquivos baixados por ele (bower_components)...


This is the reason you were unable to use `.setDocument` (again, i didn't notice this during review). You were trying to load embedded metadata as "import" translator instead of "web"


@ampiccinin, if you know how to edit markdown files, you can click the pencil/edit button in the top right of https://github.com/IALSA/IALSA-2015-Portland/blob/master/reports/table_2/README.md. Alternatively, go the root directory of the repo (ie, https://github.com/IALSA/IALSA-2015-Portland), and then navigate the folder structure to get to `/master/reports/table_2/README.md`.  You can see the path of the modified file (that @andkov committed here) near the top of the page.

@andkov, I typically like to create a separate issue for these kinds of requests, instead of piggybacking a commit.  These commit message don't show up on the [repo's issue list](https://github.com/IALSA/IALSA-2015-Portland/issues), so it's easier for it to fall through the cracks.


For the kmalloc, ceph_alloc_page_vector and kmem_cache_zalloc above, do we want to use GFP_KERNEL?

We want to use GFP_NPIO, if the vm needs to write out memory to the same rbd device to satisfy this allocation and that write also leads to a copyup operation and hits these same allocations again.


Why is everyone stealing my tricks


this closes #1


Need a space.


This method will be used by several page object
Consider moving this method to a Commons class


Because I had created it (wrongly) here 004e3837c0ebbbac89910ca40a3081e2ae5f3cbe.

I thought  `parsePlainText` was resilient regarding the input and would automatically remove all the spaces chars, but that's not the case and the test was misleading: not only `parsePlainText("00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00")` returns `PlainText{0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0}` but also `parsePlainText("01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01")` and any other malformed input.

So I had two options: (1) fixing the test by adding `nospc` to the input of `parsePlainText `; or (2) removing it.

(1) would make it to behave exactly the same as `TestParsePlainTextWithAllZeroes` in runtime - and I felt I would be testing `nospc` rather than `parsePlainText`. That's why I decided to remove it.


return is not needed.


Sam's last commit removed this file - not sure if she meant us to review it yet.


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Yes, forgot to update dist files on github. But they are updated on npm.


Remove unnecessary line of code


Extra tab.


This leads me to another question: why do we have this `noscp`. Is it just for conveniently writing tests inputs containing spaces? I ask because it is not used elsewhere besides a single test case.


We prefer to avoid noisy commits such as this one, by rebasing on master instead of merging master in order to update to the latest. Is that a pattern you're familiar with, @rorepo?


Consider creating constants for timeouts, for example:
int TIMEOUT_MIN = 10;
int TIMEOUT_NORMAL = 15;


Not having consistent objects from tasks is proving to be even more annoying than I thought it would be. Having to do this comment/uncomment dance is unacceptable. I'll try to spend some time this week solving that problem..


you can use player.account_id


Any idea how much faster this is ?


bad grammar bruh


require doesn't use the dist files right. Only bower uses dist files.


what does everyone think @HannahVanGerven @SCastro16 @sunnywg


player.acount_id === "all" ?


huh.


u have bad syntaxxxxx


yes. you are right.  I will fix it

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It look like niubility.


yeah, I use "special" account ids for professional and all

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The same applies to `TestParseKeyWithSpaces `: it is the same as `TestParseKeyWithAOne` in runtime and it tests `nospc` rather than `parseKey`. I can't see its value, but I wanted to double check  with the team to know the reason behind it.

```
func (s *EncryptSuite) TestParseKeyWithAOne(c *C) {
	res := parseKey("00000000000000000000000000000001")
	c.Check(res, DeepEquals, Key128{0, 0, 0, 1})
}

func (s *EncryptSuite) TestParseKeyWithSpaces(c *C) {
	res := parseKey(nospc("00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 01"))
	c.Check(res, DeepEquals, Key128{0, 0, 0, 1})
}
```


return is not needed since function does not return anything.


What does everyone think @tschmid16 @SCastro16 @sunnywg ?


Yeah, let's roll back. We can revisit later if someone has an inspired approach. At least we have some more test data for the next attempt.


[This program compiles fine:](http://melpon.org/wandbox/permlink/IckFcf9A6f9w4bZr)
```
struct nonmovable {
    nonmovable() = default;
    nonmovable(nonmovable&&) = delete;
    nonmovable& operator=(nonmovable&&) = delete;
    nonmovable(const nonmovable&) = delete;
    nonmovable& operator=(const nonmovable&) = delete;

    constexpr nonmovable(int, int) {}
};

int main() {
    auto ptr = new nonmovable[2]{{}, {}};
    delete[] ptr;
    ptr = new nonmovable[3]{{1, 3}, {2, 4}, {5, 6}};
    delete[] ptr;
}
```
In both GCC 5.1 and Clang 3.6. Your program only [compiles with Clang HEAD](http://melpon.org/wandbox/permlink/eGPlnedmLPNj4EPZ). I think we've hit one of the recent-ish aggregate initialization changes.


It is not necessary to define the package in the methods
Consider adding an import for that
import com.salesforce.dev.framework.DriverManager;

DriverManager.getInstance().getDriver();


LGTM :+1:


Rolled back in 4946cea.


Fully agree @tschmid16! Always good to have the trade off between cost, speed and uniqueness in the back of your head!


If this fails, do we need to unwind/free what we did above? Do a rbd_img_request_put and free the osd and copyup request?


You need to setup your git global config to associate whatever computer you are using to your GitHub account: https://git-scm.com/book/tr/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Configuration


Consider adding the sentence finally for this case due to you are using switchTo frame and windows


Did we also need to free what was allocated in rbd_img_copyup_start? Do the put on the img_request, free the copyup_request, etc?


look like mistake


You could probably just make this a function since we do it several places.


I think one of those \\\\\\\ should be a \\\\\\. 😉


The referenced issue 335 should be #355.


1. launch-demo.js is almost an exact copy of launch-firefoxos.js, except for the appPath. It would be better to pass in the appPath as an argument or flag and defaulting to the testrunner unless specified.

2. In the demo app the Footer does not have a orange background like the mockup shows.

3. Lots of style issues in the demo app, most about using double quotes: " instead of single quotes: '.


Here have problem on the admin pages outside of the Sensei, js trying to load with two dots before "min".
Suffix have dot of its own.


I'm stuck at SFO without my contact or hotel information. Can someone who knows what hotel we booked please call me? 281 381 0232


I'm not sure where this would be in the settings -- the deprecated section in the settings is referring to the API key. The API key is deprecated, but using a Branch key is still fine.


你们把晓婷怎么了？


I also don't see any references in the dev docs, so I think we're ok :+1:


do merge test


It's a good cleanup, but it does change the semi-public api, so this shouldn't go to master imho.


@stephen I tried to use a variable there, but custom media does not expand custom properties.


Hurry up to get new contents to make new commits please.

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Thanks for the correction. :)


I added player.keyDown and moved the enums to the default environement. You can cherry pick the commit if you want. 8e19ef03c4147ae2f88a710bfd92782d221a1ab9


Let us inspire each other by adding new stuff.

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At first glance the new mdIcon directive from Angular Material (hats off ! for the new API) seems way much better than the actual font icon in use. The only con I for now is that a (relatively small) part of the Sass code should be rewritten (I even think I could ;-)  ).


next time, don't mixed pep8 and other stuff in the same commit.


Ah, interesting - `c()` is concatenating the names, so it needs to be `source=as.vector(source)`, oddly


closes #62


At one point this was a try-catch that would use `$class->newInstanceArgs()` if `$constructor->invokeArgs()` threw an exception. What makes that unnecessary now?


This one is needed. I have a good fix in the master of Theano. Your PR now have conflict with master due to a big PR we merged. Rebase and make sure you don't change that test anymore?.


I like having this. It definitely makes my life easier since I can see things prior to pressing `npm run test` and having uber-standard fail out.


omdat wij het niet kenden? We kunnen na de scriptie onderzoeken of dat kan, en zowel aanpassen. Maar dat lukt vanavond niet meer  :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


this condition is technically nonsense and semantically unnecessary. I removed it in 1.2.6


removed the debug printf in 1.2.6


APAGAR


a negative lookahead maybe? `.replace(/(?!countries\/)\d+/, country_select.val())`


Thanks for the suggestion. I can name it "target_type" and "target". That makes sense.


They are not necessary in the `index.php` since there's nothing that calls them or instantiates them.


1679-DualDuct (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Typo


To be accurate, lmdbjni is just a JNI layer on top of LMDB. I was fooled by the 'native' word, which, in Java, is tainted (a 'native' method is basically a method implemented in native code, with a JNI interface).


ARTICLE LIST FRAGMENT

public class ArticleListFragment extends ListFragment {

	private ArrayList<Article> mArticleList;
	private Issue mIssue;
	// Comment back in later //
	private static final String TAG = "ArticleListFragment";
	public static final String EXTRA_ID = "com.AnneMarieandAnisah.android.whatsnew.id";

	public static ArticleListFragment newInstance(UUID id) {
		Bundle args = new Bundle();
		args.putSerializable(EXTRA_ID, id);
                Log.i(TAG, "getting Bundle in ArticleList");

		ArticleListFragment fragment = new ArticleListFragment();
		fragment.setArguments(args);
		return fragment;
	}

	@Override
	public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
		super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
		getActivity().setTitle(R.string.articles_title);
		UUID issueId = (UUID)getActivity().getIntent().getSerializableExtra(EXTRA_ID); //get issue id from the Intent
                Log.i(TAG,"got issue id from intent");
		mIssue = IssueLab.get(getActivity()).getIssue(issueId); //create an issue object using the id
                Log.i(TAG,"creates issue from id");
		mArticleList = mIssue.getArticleList();
                Log.i(TAG,"gets article list from issue");

		ArticleAdapter adapter = new ArticleAdapter(mArticleList);
		setListAdapter(adapter);

	}

	@Override
	public void onListItemClick(ListView l, View v, int position, long id) {
		Article c = ((ArticleAdapter)getListAdapter()).getItem(position);
		Uri webPageUri = Uri.parse(c.getLink());
		Intent i = new Intent(getActivity(), WebPageActivity.class);
		i.setData(webPageUri);
		startActivity(i);
		// send an intent to the browser fragment (which should be held in an activity (container))
		// add an Extra to the intent that holds the link
	}

	private class ArticleAdapter extends ArrayAdapter<Article> { //defines ArrayAdapter, needed for listing fragments
		public ArticleAdapter(ArrayList<Article> articles) {
			super(getActivity(), 0, articles);
		}

		@Override
		public View getView(int position, View convertView, ViewGroup parent) {
			if(convertView == null) {
				convertView = getActivity().getLayoutInflater().inflate(R.layout.list_article, null);
			}
			Article c = getItem(position);

			TextView titleTextView = (TextView)convertView.findViewById(R.id.article_list_titleTextView);
			titleTextView.setText(c.getTitle()); //sets the title of the list item to the article's title
                        TextView sourceTextView = (TextView)convertView.findViewById(R.id.article_list_sourceTextView);
                        sourceTextView.setText(c.getSource());

			return convertView;
		}
	}

	@Override
	public void onResume() { //again, not sure if we actually need this. willing to delete
		super.onResume();
		((ArticleAdapter)getListAdapter()).notifyDataSetChanged();
	}
}


ok, i'll fix, i'm in this stuff right now


If anyone knows the benefits of resize() versus scale() I can change this back.


Sorry, I haven't got any java DB benchmarking framework, no idea how they perform.


I saw that presentation, and having general clue regarding rx, ATM I could not see how can I easily replace this utility. Could you give me some kind of example code?


have i ever told you R is weird?


Is there a reason it was left as (currentRange >= g_defaultCommandBufferFragmentCount - 1)
instead of (currentRange > g_defaultCommandBufferFragmentCount) ?


Out of curiosity, did this change? I'm pretty sure this used to work. /cc @dcarroll @metadaddy-sfdc


Just need version 2 or higher here


I can ask Kiran if he wants to run a bench.


What's the impact of this change?  Just so we can override jenkins kitchen variables?


WEB PAGE FRAGMENT

public class WebPageFragment extends Fragment {
	private String mUrl;
	private WebView mWebView;

	@Override
	public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
		super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
		setRetainInstance(true);

		mUrl = getActivity().getIntent().getData().toString(); //gets URL from ArticleListFragment intent
	}

	@SuppressLint("SetJavaScriptEnabled")
	@Override
	public View onCreateView(LayoutInflater inflater, ViewGroup parent, Bundle savedInstanceState) {
		View v = inflater.inflate(R.layout.fragment_web_page, parent, false);

		mWebView = (WebView)v.findViewById(R.id.webView);

		mWebView.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true);

		mWebView.setWebViewClient(new WebViewClient() {
			public boolean shouldOverrideUrlLoading(WebView view, String url) {
				return false;
			}
		});

		mWebView.loadUrl(mUrl);

		return v;
	}
}


Are you sure about that?
I get this code snippet from https://github.com/munin-monitoring/contrib/blob/master/plugins/php/php_apc_

Or here too: https://github.com/munin-monitoring/contrib/blob/master/plugins/php/php_errors

And probably in many other bash munin plugins....


Attribution: Kenneth Bogert, THINC Lab, University of Georgia


I must be brain dead.  I really meant CM is not TM....  :/


Nice job!

If you are serious about writing nice (readable, reusable) R code, https://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/Rguide.xml has some valuable pointers.


Bedoel je distinct of indistinct?


Please don't. This change breaks installation when using with other libraries.

Good guys don't support IE8.

Maybe can you leave the jquery dependency without any version requirement?


Btw @josemp10 if you add a field to the pojo you should add the field to equal and hashcode method as well...


why was this removed?


perhaps a different docstring, like "ignore safety checks" or some such


indistinct


pull back to old vesion


These functions need to be private to avoid the possibility of calling them like this:
```
index.php
------------
echo Ent::getFamilyName();
echo Ent::getAncestry();


@certik The operations are now supported, along with `expand` and one more that is `to_s`.


I can be wrong but maybe you wanted to say that using railway oriented approach + chaining of RX calls I can achieve filtering of erroneous map results (from example) and leave good ones. Probably, I should write another example for the module because details of `fn` example implementation causes mistaking the whole concept. Please, take a look at motivation and description sections. The module is not about filtering (or omitting erroneous map calls), it's not about mapping at all (map was just used in example).


Attribution: Sina Solaimanpour, THINC Lab, University of Georgia


Yup, request from @jgillis01 so he can use a different AMI


works! we have search across lakes on chusuk.


972124-2NewDetailedIceStorage (RKStrand) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1666 of 1670 tests passed)

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Good catch.


I prefer to use "A refines B" to indicate that A in fact has additional requirements not subsumed by B. In other words, that the models of A are a *proper* subset of the models of B. That usage is consistent with the usage of "refine" in [iterators].


On Linux x64 (at least) the problem still persists. The problem is that in order to have unlimited splits, in splitBy, limit must be 0, not -1. I have chaned this and checked it that it works.


Done.


This should actually look something like:
```
int64_t v; memcpy(&v, arguments, 8);
return llabs(v);
```
Your version won't work on 32-bit systems, since it will only use half of the 64-bit argument.


It just doesn't work
```
/Users/helielson/workspace/personal/umrum/webpack.make.js:2
let webpack = require('webpack')
    ^^^^^^^
SyntaxError: Unexpected identifier
```


Ah, @SteveLasker just told me I made a dumb mistake and replaced this during refactoring in version 1.0.0. My bad.


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2196 of 2213 tests passed)

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These defines are pretty horrible for IDEs in my experience.


I bet you don't want this `\` at the end, looks like a SyntaxError


Send a dict with has, prefers, count, color lists instead of a 2D array of values


Fixes #2


or rather, I think it should be `;\`


Create a list of dicts with has, prefers, count and color for use by `chordMpr`


hahahahaha oh wait I wrote that :scream:


Pulled `drawChords` out of `renderValue`


*.txt diff=astextplain


რომელი დანაშაული? o.O


LGTM


ისე რო დამასპოილერე არა? -_-


AFAIK we don't require numpy either, FYI


I think you should remove the std::abs calls. They are rather pointless, because you'll now convert the bool result of the comparison to an integer type. This works, because the integral conversion rules in the C++ spec say that _false_ is converted to zero and _true+ is converted to one, and an absolute value will not change that. But just the comparison works fine too!


It doesn't work with es6 syntax
```
import { DefinePlugin, NoErrorsPlugin, optimize } from "webpack";
^^^^^^
SyntaxError: Unexpected reserved word
```


Added 'Advice page'


Oh-ho Are we a real community now?


the container is available from the `$view` object


Oh, right!


Yeah I took that out as well. Thanks!

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Super-minor nit: I'd have gone with `bool isNew = false;` since the logic seems, to me, to flow better without the `! isNew` later on. Not recommending a change, just commenting.


90664130_AlternativeModelPAT (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Execrcise -> Exercise


yeah, its not in use anywhere anymore, will clean up the bower file


TEste


Hmm ja spring oder lombok. Es git es @Log wo der en logger variable inehaut id klass. Ich weiss jetzt ebe ned gnau was du da definiersch.. allgemein weissi ned viel über log4j, nur gsamti pfäd in xml sind bitz afällig wege renamings..


Done.


Hmmm I think we should remove editorialization from the usernames.md. Please open an issue for further discussion.


Isch das eifach d log stufe wo du da im xml festleisch?


Yeah, in general tho, angular should clean up the dom events when the element is destroyed, but seems there are a number of scenarios where that is not consistent, will add that destroy event to properly unbind them.


@twizmwazin Yes mum...


What's this used for? Left over from a previous version? Same for process_stdin_closed_connect.


Think this should be more in line with your thinking...
https://github.com/tableau-mkt/javascript#conditional-expressions--equality


love to see the commands tell you who issued them too... "ylt used kick, it was very effective"


Ha c'est marrant, j'ai fait à peu près le même commit en local, mais j'ai oublié de push xD


First impression of the popup profil.


@tschottdorf discussed this with @bdarnell - because `err` is known not to be `nil`, and `util.Retryable` is an interface, it is impossible for `rErr` to be nil in this context


Shouldn't this be moved into a `core-api` page?


I think it would be nice to add a debug line that says how many issues were filtered out. That way if we look at the logs we can detect why it is not reporting any issues. Maybe something like this:

`PR#5: Not reporting 2 previously reported issues for some_class.rb`


I understand the purpose of the "post" pass (avoid banding), but why are you doing this "pre" pass as well? Is this just matching VSFilter?


You have anything else worth backporting? I want to tag 0.3.10 asap to fix winrpm compatibility.


Would this work?


Please assign the values[x] to speaking variables


It is better to rename late_timestamp, lastest_timestamp to make the code more clear / prevent mistakes in the future.
Perhaps late_timestamp -> timestamp_before_update; latest_timestamp -> timestamp_after_update


Nice. This can definitely save some CPU cycles in case of many \be applications.


In fact, it's quite related because in order to call the standard reconcilation method, move lines must be valid so the move should be complete


Is this based from the polymer or angular-material styles source? I've not seen this updated in a while in this repo.


I remember spotting the issue with pointer arithmetics in Coverity. Nice to see this fixed.


Because was duplicated


:+1: to merging this ASAP. It's unfortunate that this is on a "semicolon PR", though.


@ruda how about this:

```
from django.db.models import Q

    all = models.Job.objects.count()
    passed = models.Job.objects.filter(status__name='PASS').count()
    failed = models.Job.objects.filter(Q(status__name='FAIL') |
                                       Q(status__name='ERROR')).count()
   other = all - (passed + failed)
```

It seems to be simple enough all will not attempt to load all Job objects.


this is the .xml file. It doesn't look to readable one github, but converts well with Microsoft Word


I was also wondering about the scss files, do we just copy from angular-material or implement them ourselves?


This looks wrong! -Global vars (i.e. on stage) should have negative index, so it should initialise the new var with index "-variables.length-1", not "variable.length+1"...


I don't think so (fingers crossed); go ahead.


@skeptical great job. I only litle bit improve it in 9ff68a6 :)


Is this something I can drop on our server only to test or would players also need this?


In a data viz in which the color legend variable also appears as a clickSelects or showSelected variable, the `meta$selector[[var_name]]` may have already been created by this time. so if it is already created, and a single selection variable, then we need to just write value to `meta$first[[var_name]]` (not a vector of all values).


@miligraf @ATripathy1 And it keeps getting better and better ....


Much better, going into the next PR.


Same suggestion given on `JobViewSet.summary()` applies here.