The first instance of "pottery" should be "a pot."


Input blocks are blocks that can receive input, these were all grouped together in a single 2 method interface.


Output blocks are blocks that provide output, these were also grouped together in a single one method interface


@diab0l This is what I mean. Since `Matcher` does not give me the actually matched groups I have to iterate over all known (named) groups to find out which one actually matched. Hooray Java!


yea I see what you mean for sure, I thought about this after I said something


@diab0l This is it: I build one big fucking regular expression with named capturing groups.


...then I loop through the string. The idea is not to apply every regex we know iteratively but only the one big fucking one which then tells us (since it's in a way tagged) what it matched.


Seems ```SortedList``` is not used. This line causes additional JavaFX dependency, could you have a look?


We could also still think about dropping those dpiapkpath "unknowns"? or would that break functionality in general?


@ayushagarwal95: Pull null values for everything if not found. Don't let a a string be in place of an object.


@CarstenKoenig @SCullman checkout my last commit. I cleaned up some stuff. Added a interface for Event Handler to remove the reflected invocation.
And more lines of code ;-)


Okay.


ok, lets make road a model


Ha! Nice catch!


It's listed in the commit itself who it was originally committed by, I just
pulled the commit from zephik myself. Besides that, I'm still just testing
at the moment and nothing is posted anywhere but in github, I do and will
give proper credit if I do decide to use it. Thanks for the heads up.

On Sun, Jul 5, 2015, 1:24 PM lanka2w <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> this is originally @kufikugel <https://github.com/kufikugel> commit.you
> didnt even mention him here.
> Chroma-Aosp/android_frameworks_base@d9b4bb7
> <https://github.com/Chroma-Aosp/android_frameworks_base/commit/d9b4bb74dca1aab9830dc612b88d6c29ddff3149>
>
> give proper credits buddy..
> thats how open source works,..
>
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IMO this is just reinventing `:help` (when run with no arguments) poorly, which I think we should instruct users to run. Specifically, I'm talking about this snippet from `:help`:
```
Get specific help:  It is possible to go directly to whatever you want help
		    on, by giving an argument to the |:help| command.
		    It is possible to further specify the context:
							*help-context*
			  WHAT			PREPEND    EXAMPLE	~
		      Normal mode command      (nothing)   :help x
		      Visual mode command	  v_	   :help v_u
		      Insert mode command	  i_	   :help i_<Esc>
		      Command-line command	  :	   :help :quit
		      Command-line editing	  c_	   :help c_<Del>
		      Vim command argument	  -	   :help -r
		      Option			  '	   :help 'textwidth'

```


@alexmarsev: Have you decided about this being good weird or bad weird?


This is how **mhwd** sees the package for systemd. I suggest to use the same settings as with systemd so we have just to write one wiki entry for using bumblebee. This package still needs to be build ...


This shifts everything


You break my work!


yeah thanks xD


С другой стороны, мне не нравится, что название класса не будет отражать его смысла. Это все-таки не константа, а компилятор констант.


4a082e20d65f384b2f1950bbf577a80d281dea45 ломает обновлялку тредов.

Просто отключил эту фишку для доброчана. По-хорошему, надо разобраться, но у меня ощущение, что сервер доброчана не работает с заголовком if-modified-since


This is my home assignment file on 07/05/2015


Hello!
Lightbox2 show internal server error 500 in Redmine 3.0.3 when try to show MSG attachment.

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6839652/8513022/39368dd0-2364-11e5-94ff-75922080d3c9.png)

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6839652/8513016/163f983a-2364-11e5-903e-885d29f60c8b.png)

I am sorry if its incorrect place to paste this issue. Than you.


Yea, it was unnecessary. But if a function body changes, while keeping the same type signature, a major bump should happen if the return value changes.

If I had:
```
foo :: Integer -> Integer
foo = factorial
```
then we change it to:
```
foo :: Integer -> Integer
foo = fibonacci
```
A major bump should happen, since the return value changes. But in our case no, since the values don't change.
```
\x -> fromString (T.upack x) == fromASCIBytes (T.encodeUtf8 x)
```
Think I just assumed incorrectly.


added castle


Not a typo: I was volunteered, if I remember correctly.


Now `RANDOM_DELAY` translate to `AccuracySec which is not exactly the same thing.

I'm still hoping that this bug would be adressed some day:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=82084

This could also be handled as a second parameter to `boot_delay`,
but as I had no pressure to do so (I'm only using crontabs for some parenting: dumping sqlite Chrome history to html every 5 minutes & poweroff at 21h00); this remained in limbo.


For anyone who's wondering what happened here, I forgot that you can merge branches directly and thought you were supposed to do it with a pull request. In other news, I'm a dum.


This revision is clean.


There's a space between 'Java' and '8' - and I'd drop the 'also'.


added region


Isn't that in the RefreshAmmunition method?


파이썬 3 와의 호환성에 대해서는 아래 문서를 참고해보면 좋습니다.
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/topics/python3/

말씀 하신 이슈는 https://github.com/allieus/fastcampus-shake-20150501/commit/e18b4c0e17e9b931b2279228fe1556be1e78ddbb 커밋에서 다루고 있습니다. basestring 대신에 six 모듈의 six.string_types 를 씁니다. :)


Fixed


im so mad. Will update. no clue why this wasnt working before. it was always printing 0 I swear on me mum


Why create an English file since text are already in English?


There's a `makedirs` flag that can be set to ensure directories are created as well.


> 1) On production, there is currently a symlink from /home/vagrant/resources to /mnt/new-drive/resources. This conflicts with it.

Since this works at one level below, shouldn't this just work regardless of where /home/vagrant/resources actually points?


added the missing files.


Cambio realizado en el fichero README.md tal y como indica el ejercicio p2p del módulo 5


Тут надо убрать продублированные строчки.


@livingincode DWMR. Press ahead.


Тут что-то непонятно с `id`


ru.bmstu.rk9.rdo.compilers.* как бы намекает


Missing return statement? It looks like NULL cv will call cv->Set() below and segfault.


Тут тоже что-то с `id`


Having dpiapkpath set to unknown tells the script to further check for a matching DPI since neither a package for the exact density nor a nodpi package was found.
It is also a catch-all for the case statement, and I don't know how to replace it.


Duck typo...


есть один неясный момент, вот если к примеру, дважды вызвать
```vote.increment! :rate```
то значение votable.rating изменится единожды, но сам объект vote мало того, что изменится дважды и станет невалиден несмотря на
```ruby
validates :rate, numericality: { only_integer: true,
                                   greater_than_or_equal_to: -1,
                                   less_than_or_equal_to: 1 }```
после destroy он понизит votable.rating на 2, что не правильно.

предположить, что только через votable можно добраться до этого метода, то это и не важно, но само по себе странно.


@englercj leave it out, yes that means to force people to add it if they want source maps for minified bundle.


Hi, can you please try `gpg=$(command -v gpg || command -v gpg2)` instead?


Ah, I see. It's concating the string in previous line. Then should be be ensured to be an array before the concat?


make this UNKNOWN=0 for clarity


Мне тоже непонятно.


I thought of the following patch, but I am afraid that the assigment of appsize on line 151 would break down, because $app_density would be empty in the statement ```($app_density|common)```
what do you think? Do you think it would break down, or not?

```
diff --git a/scripts/inc.updatebinary.sh b/scripts/inc.updatebinary.sh
index 9c9832f..c58b323 100755
--- a/scripts/inc.updatebinary.sh
+++ b/scripts/inc.updatebinary.sh
@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ extract_app() {
        TAR="/tmp/$1.tar.xz";
        app_name="$(basename "$1")";
     which_dpi "$app_name";
-    if [ "$dpiapkpath" != "unknown" ]; then #technically not necessary, 'unknown' folder would not exist anyway
+    if [ -n "$dpiapkpath" ]; then
         folder_extract "$dpiapkpath";
     fi
     folder_extract "$app_name/common";
@@ -278,15 +278,15 @@ which_dpi() {
        app_densities="";
        app_densities="$(cat /tmp/app_densities.txt | grep -E "$1/([0-9-]+|nodpi)/" | sed -r 's#.*/([0-9-]+|nodpi)/.*#\1#' | sort)";
     # Check if in the package there is a version for our density, or a universal one.
+    dpiapkpath=""
        for densities in $app_densities; do
                case "$densities" in
                        *"$density"*) dpiapkpath="$1/$densities"; break;;
                        *nodpi*) dpiapkpath="$1/nodpi"; break;;
-                       *) dpiapkpath="unknown";;
                esac;
        done;
        # If there is no package for our density nor a universal one, we will look for the one with closer, but higher density.
-       if [ "$dpiapkpath" = "unknown" ] && [ -n "$app_densities" ]; then
+       if [ -n "$dpiapkpath" ] && [ -n "$app_densities" ]; then
                for densities in $app_densities; do
                        all_densities="$(echo "$densities" | sed 's/-/ /g' | tr ' ' '\n' | sort | tr '\n' ' ')";
                        for d in $all_densities; do
@@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ which_dpi() {
                done;
        fi;
        # If there is no package for our density nor a universal one or one for higher density, we will use the one with closer, but lower density.
-       if [ "$dpiapkpath" = "unknown" ] && [ -n "$app_densities" ]; then
+       if [ -n "$dpiapkpath" ] && [ -n "$app_densities" ]; then
                for densities in $app_densities; do
                        all_densities="$(echo "$densities" | sed 's/-/ /g' | tr ' ' '\n' | sort -r | tr '\n' ' ')";
                        for d in $all_densities; do
```


sorry om, saya salah, tipe dari gender harusnya smallint, tolong ubah ya form nya.


sekalian nanti ada data wilayah


Да, но есть такой класс где-то импортить, то его использование к коде будет выглядеть странно, например (такого нет для компайлеров, но все же)
```java
Sequence.compileSequence(sequence, "qwer.rao")
```
Мне это не очень нравится.


doctype defined twice ^^


Now I do :D


All it does is add `//# sourceMappingURL=pixi.min.js.map` to the end of the bundle so size isn't really a factor. Browsers only request map files if the dev tools are open, so it doesn't effect production sites.

What is the drawback to having it in there?


As for p9_reboothax_1.s  - armips generated branch with link if the first blx, while as generated branch with no link bit set. I'm not sure it really matters in this place.


+1! @ericenns is awesome.


`increment!` игнорирует валидацию.

Но тебе вообще не нужен `increment`, голос может либо быть со значением 1, либо с -1. И изменить его нельзя, только удалить и создать новый.

И тогда метод `vote_good_by`, например, будет таким:

```ruby
def vote_good_by(user)
  votes.create(user: user, rate: 1)
end
```

Вот и все.


OK, done that now in 418979f41a57444db5b50668fe3eac2611e1dd6d


He opens it from the sfdir AFAIK


last_lat needs to be inside the if HAL


`require('..')` Will ensure that you `package.json` has a main, and that it doesn't change.


Мне это напоминает ситуацию, когда в плюсовом коде наоткрывали все namespace, а потом удивляются, говорят что стало непонятно, давай допишем в именя класса namespace еще раз. А еще и к методу, чтобы уж точно не забыть к концу предложения, что же там в начале.

Пример
```cpp
namespace list
{
    class ConstantsList
    {
       std::vector<...> getConstantsList();
    }
}

auto constants = list::ConstantsList.getConstantsList();
```

Я же предлагаю
```cpp
namespace list
{
    class Constants
    {
       std::vector<...> get();
    }
}

auto constants = list::Constants.get();
```

Согласен ?


@XhmikosR: When you have time could you check this to see if the project changes suit you?

The crash dialog now looks like this:
![crash_dialog](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/371636/8513192/dff149e8-2360-11e5-94f7-8e7b6d1fb9d2.png)

You can try it by clicking on "Download toolbar images". It will cause a crash but don't worry I have changed the DrDump project for now so that the actual crashes are not polluted by the tests.


катер


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1726 of 1726 tests passed)

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


*changed home to Menu
*added a home button above project
*commented out word wrap


interesting will have to look a this later.


为什么实现到这一步之后，微博那边发来的消息是 unauthorized cilent?


After 31 M games, some values moved +-6, 7 and 8 from original values. Will let it run until 40M at least.


Ok sorry


please don't mix tabs and spaces


History


tired as fuck cause of bad sleeping times. too hot here in germany right now.


we should leave some space for this in VM address space for this to be possible, see linux's address map.


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1732 of 1732 tests passed)

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


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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


$user_ is wrong!
Valid: grep ^`echo $user`_.* /etc/passwd


lgtm


please change


Sounds sensible. :smile:


Clones joinmarket to parent folder instead of inside tailsjoin folder


This is a test on Gub


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1732 of 1732 tests passed)

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


minor: typo evauluated -> evaluated


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1732 of 1732 tests passed)

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


This looks good to me.

There's probably no need to make any variables in the update action instance variables, as we're not sharing information with a template.


Note: According to description, I claim I outlined the issues in #23. This isn't true, and was a sleep-deprived mistake on my part. The pull request has the correct description.


We could load the World but it would be unloaded later. Seems like an odd feature almost. Though its odd to say its disabled when in reality we just don't load the World. Maybe we should print nothing here?

We should also make sure to load this World if its unloaded and someone teleports to it.


Won't that set the offset to whatever current position of the pot is?


This event handler isn't removed when the socket is detached before it is connected. It'd be better to emit 'connection' in just one place -- in the `_attach()` method.


This is only needed because of 4567bec6763d1a88e4b1fa3e95c16d9fe0d6e109 I think.


lgtm. good catch


It's part of the style guide to do this.


Though it is no longer in the squashed commit...


Nothing to add right now - setup only


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (700 of 700 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-6.18%25-green.svg)


We have to check if we should go for the Arch-way and use **virtualgl** by default. For this we have to adjust this here once more ...


Теперь про жабу. В ней можно написать ?
```java
compilers.Sequence.compile(sequence, "qwer.rao")
```


We should check if we go the Arch-way and use **virtualgl** by default. Therefor our **MHWDCONFIG** files might need another update ...


getting an error on this path.relative because prjdir is not a string and that is what path.relative is looking for.  Opening files that exist work great but when trying to create one this errors here


I forgot to clean up my comments before committing the changes  //Modification etc... please remove these :-)


@fmoralesc this reminds me, should this file be deleted? I noticed 9669c07577cbaf13f277702b1f196a10ec4edfd3, which mentions it's to be used for nvimtutor, which isn't happening IIRC.


There should be a test where every element of the array is valid and another for a list of invalid items.

With this test I could submit a PR that didn't check the first and last items in the array and the tests would still pass.


The graphical user interface is not needed.


Should this read "... allows multiple higher-order stores to be combined..."?


Yeah, I think this file doesn't really serve any purpose.


Now there are two regexp scans (scan and split) across session-identifier.


Please don't raise your disrespectful all caps voice to me Richard.

Previously I was using constants to create that local which I thus also labeled const. This kept the next person updating the code from accidentally changing the value: compiler would bark at them.

The calling code can change the value with every single call if it wants, after all it's passing it in. If you engage the very highest levels of compiler scrutiny and it barks about passing in a non-const value: pragma it. The const label is perfectly valid and an excellent form of documentation that the compiler groks and can thus help you because it groks it.

You will note the other three arguments are not labeled const. Result is obvious. But the other two arguments contents *will* be altered during this qr_solve's operations. The previous academic level code was scrupulous in protecting input arguments from alteration by cloning them. This code abandons the cloning operations for smaller FLASH and RAM foot print in a tight on resources embedded environment.

I know there are all skill levels present here but raising your voice is anti-collaborative. And in this case you're raising it to someone whom was doing object oriented software development in Applesoft Basic in 1978. I've collaborated with Dr. Wirth and Dr. Knuth on compilers and defensive software development (not writing in bugs).

I've written five compilers, ported Sys V and Linux onto new hardware, produced two hardware accelerated X servers. I wrote a TCP/IP stack from *scratch* in Intel x86 assembly language. Along with a CIFS LAN file system, also in Intel x86 assembly language, before Samba was even a twinkle in Australia (I was at the first CIFS conference at the Microsoft campus with the Aussies sitting in back, so I know when they showed up on the scene). Both are still in use by General Electric products in assembly lines around the globe. Why all the x86 assembly code: incredibly tiny systems built before we called it The Internet of Things. Hell before most people had even heard of the Internet.

And that's just some of the stuff I've done that touches on this pull request.

Next time I request you *ask* why I did what I did. One of us will learn something in a less confrontational manner. I enjoy learning, but only when it's in a respectful collaborative environment.

Just in case you are disrespecting me from some emotional response to what may be about to happen to Daid. I have deep seated life experiences that mean I have zero respect and concern for folks that bully others over mental capacity issues. Ideas are no less to be respected if they come from some one whom struggles to grasp how to feed themselves oatmeal with a spoon. A person bullying some one with seeming less mental ability is very similar to me to some one with apparently more physical strength using it to intimidate others with apparently less physical strength.

We need more developers, we need more testers. We aren't going to get them through public displays of disrespect. People will refuse to step up and contribute out of fear of such treatment being applied to them.

> On Jul 5, 2015, at 10:14 AM, Richard Wackerbarth <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> NO! You are not passing "m" from the calling environment. That value is NOT a CONSTANT. The default value is AUTO_BED_LEVELING_GRID_POINTSAUTO_BED_LEVELING_GRID_POINTS. But if P is set on the G29 command, it is pp.
>
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I am also unsure if can we simply inherit the Guid from the existing Customer while migrating or a if a new one needs to be created...

I have simply inherited the Guid from the existing Customer with this update... needs to be confirmed.


#This is a second version of exercise 1.  Can you tell me which one is preferred?  Thank you.
count_array = ['3', '2', '1', '0', '']
b = 0
loop do
  s = count_array[b]
  song1 = s + ' bottles of beer on the wall, ' + s + ' bottles of beer!'
  s = count_array[b + 1]
  song2 = 'Take one down, pass it around, ' + s + ' bottles of beer on the wall!'
  if song1.include?('1') || song2 == ('1')
     song1.delete! 's' if song1.include?('1')
     else
      song2.gsub!('bottles', 'bottle') if song2.include?('1')
    end
  if s == ''
    song1 = 'No more bottles of beer on the wall, no more bottles of beer!'
    song2 = 'Go to the store, buy some more, 3 more bottles of beer on the wall!'
    break
  end
  puts song1
  puts song2
  b = b + 1
end


Sounds good.


Double 'create_activity'.


love what you are doing here.  Let me know if I can help or test.


I think it would break it. I don't consider dropping the usage of unknown a necessity: keep in mind that checking for unknown instead of checking for an empty string gives us a better look on what's happening.
If we really want to replace it with an emptiness check we must add an if statement to line 151.


Use "order" from ActiveRecord, instead of 'sort_by', as order acts on the database layer, instead of ruby layer.


I forgot them :P


Then we keep it like it is.


Shouldn't it return all activities if there are no users selected? And then filter down if someone wishes to?


ok! thank


Do I need to update my SDK too?
On Jul 5, 2015 10:59 PM, "Underground78" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @XhmikosR <https://github.com/XhmikosR>: When you have time could you
> check this to see if the project changes suit you?
>
> The crash dialog now looks like this:
> [image: crash_dialog]
> <https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/371636/8513192/dff149e8-2360-11e5-94f7-8e7b6d1fb9d2.png>
>
> You can try it by clicking on "Download toolbar images". It will cause a
> crash but don't worry I have changed the DrDump project for now so that the
> actual crashes are not polluted by the tests.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/mpc-hc/mpc-hc/commit/ce1baba3394af9d369c46e005b5fde09d0e2dfad#commitcomment-12006696>
> .
>


hello, I remark the floor does not exist natively on ARM (I do not find any trace on the doc), nevertheless I remember you the definition: "The floor function is also called the greatest integer" 2.4 -> 2, 2.9 ->2 , -2.2 -> -3, -2 -> -2


It should be 'canola'


gotcha. thanks @cescoffier


So we are writing in the header the pointer to the list of available blocks.


695 is useless, but definitely won't cause problems. Not sure why you changed 696 through 698.

Anyway, if you put # in front, it turns off the line, but don't leave =y
Change to
is not set, like the other lines.


Fixed via https://github.com/diydrones/ardupilot/pull/2510


@levicole DWMR. Please drop the images (1.jpg and so on) from the next push. Looks good here. :+1:


If this is fixing the test in the main repo, make it a separate PR into there, and once it's merged we'll then rebase to get it in here.  Otherwise we'll end up with conflicts.  The DG team are pretty quick about merging small PRs like that


ah! Good catch. I thought I removed them.

I need to clean up a few NSLogs as well, so I will do some clean up.

On Sun, Jul 5, 2015 at 3:15 PM, dothework <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @levicole <https://github.com/levicole> DWMR. Please drop the images
> (1.jpg and so on) from the next push. Looks good here. [image: :+1:]
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/levicole/Blocstagram/commit/2515dc1e7c319f6ee5ed053ddcb3014147a41c91#commitcomment-12006761>
> .
>


I mean with this change we have `${G_PREFIX}/${LIBDIR}/geany/` on Windows and `${LIBDIR}/geany/` otherwise.  So I wonder what this `G_PREFIX` is and if it's really different, or if we could have a single code path here.  But it's not important, we could merge as is.


Why the change on line 14? This is whitespace sensitive, so the spacing should not be changed, unless you're changing it because you know the spacing is wrong


Дублирование текста, можно вынести в отдельную переменную.


И здесь можно взять из той переменной текст тоже, тем самым уменьшив его количество.


Well LIBDIR doesn't inlcude the PREFIX on windows. I dont know why, but I didnt dare changing that just now.


Use predefined is_zero function.


Хочу уточнить вопрос. Если класс Sequence живет в пакете `ru.compilers`, то можно написать
```java
compilers.Sequence.compile(sequence, "qwer.rao");
```
или надо обязательно имя пакета читать полностью
```java
ru.compilers.Sequence.compile(sequence, "qwer.rao");
```
?


In addition to the ALTER TABLE from the last commit, this is also required:

    > ALTER TABLE feeds ADD COLUMN image_title AFTER image;


Right, I forgot about this. You do need to update it.


@auscompgeek are u tripping? this is in master... somehow...


Why not using `inherits`? Also, please always add curly braces, so that we have reliable feedback from `covr`.


I would say to keep this choice up to the user preference.


Would a default parameter in the original function work too?


In commit message: unececarry -> unnecessary.


Code style: add extra space around operator.


Should we mention that values provided for non-numeric columns will be disregarded -- just to emphasize that the vector should cover all columns, not just the numeric ones?


may be s/clients/client ? I know we propose both node and transport client but both of them are basically the same "client".


I'm not sure I understand you correctly, but...
```
D:\Storage\Binaries\FFmpeg>ffmpeg.exe -hide_banner -i http://manifest.us.rtl.nl/rtlxl/v166/netw
ork/pc/adaptive/components/videorecorder/25/257632/342918/52a74543-c504-4cde-8aa8-ec66fe8d68a7.
ssm/52a74543-c504-4cde-8aa8-ec66fe8d68a7.m3u8 -map 0:9 -map 0:8
-c copy -bsf:a aac_adtstoasc "..\aes_test.mp4"

D:\Storage\Binaries\FFmpeg>ffmpeg.exe -hide_banner -i http://manifest.us.rtl.nl/rtlxl/v166/netw
ork/pc/flash/components/videorecorder/25/257632/342918/52a74543-c504-4cde-8aa8-ec66fe8d68a7.ssm
/52a74543-c504-4cde-8aa8-ec66fe8d68a7.m3u8 -map 0:9 -map 0:8
-c copy -bsf:a aac_adtstoasc "..\non-aes_test.mp4"
```
Both download just fine.


Now it seems we convert everything to `matrix`, although we used to convert to `data.frame` at https://github.com/RomanTsegelskyi/pander/blob/7d4f7198948073df732dd37f07b6561bfde6fe55/R/pandoc.R#L744

Fine with me, just let us make sure this does not introduce anything unexpected.


Why is the snapshot needed?


typo. Should be `logging.yml`


Réparé !


Be careful with dynamic allocation. Need to check for NULL. Possibly need to check for exceptions on non-PX4 platforms. @tridge?

Perhaps the matrix dimension could be determined at compile-time (via template) instead of at runtime.

Perhaps we should move to using Eigen for this sort of thing - though it may present some of the same problems.


Actually I think `file:/path/to/plugin.zip` works just fine.


Reviewed. Noted concerns about dynamic allocation should not be a major factor for compass calibration as it is not used in-flight, though compass cal could potentially fail if we have just the wrong amount of free memory after allocating the calibrator sample buffers.


Is Eclipse a free tool? (or do you mean free in sense of free beer?)
About free tools: Geany has some basically minor IDE features, but doesn't have extended tools for advance code handling and inspections etc.


Reviewed. This nicely eliminates ~half of the CompassCalibrator.cpp file, which is great.


implied by rule 3


Not implemented any more.


This is not the same math used in the code - this comment should be updated.


to toggle between beginning of line and current cursor position, use **ctrl-xx**.


Not the name of the file any more.


I don't know how to build the source manually on a Mac.  When do you think an official build of OpenEmu with this change will be available.  Or perhaps there is a place I could grab nightly/unofficial builds that would contain this change.  This is a huge/important change.  It will make Goldeneye 007 run smooth with 4 players!


maybe add: to toggle between beginning of line and current cursor position, use **ctrl-xx**.


We should probably update this to talk about the steps that the calibrator goes through. So, sample collection -> sphere fit to get radius -> sample thinning -> sample collection -> ellipsoid fit


I'm sorry that you feel that I was shouting excessively. If you will look, most of the capital letters are part of the name of an element from the code that happens to be a #define and therefore, by convention, is in uppercase.

You have totally missed my point."

Within the execution of the routine, "m" is constant. However, depending on the particular call, it will vary from one call to another (see the value assigned by the "P" parameter to G29).  However, you have not passed in that value. Instead, you are having the compiler compute it on the basis of a compile-time constant "AUTO...INTS". That compile-time constant is only the default value which is used in the absence of the inclusion of the "P" parameter when the routine is invoked.

 You claim "after all it's passing it in". I ask you "Where is it being passed in?"

"You will note the other three arguments are not labeled const"  ...
<code> void qr_solve ( double a[], double b[], double result[] ); </code>

I see only 3 arguments.   And that, as I stated originally, is the problem.


Revewed.


I find an `UnsupportedOperationException` even less fitting. Instead, I'll change it to not raising an exc at all, but instead breaking in the debugger and falling back to a safe encoding. That'll work better for existing code as well.


The pull request ended up being big, but there should be less stuff to change this time. :-)


I feel like an idiot asking you for an update, but... why those offsets do not work for 20201? :(

    send_2=0x290878
    receive=0x28EC74

They point to the same place in the exe :s


So the user essentially self_signs the pubkey over and over again until he finds a sig for which the 44 least significant 44 bytes of `sha512(self_signed pubkey)` are less than some target? That's a nice solution.

Yeah, as far as whether 30 seconds or 10 minutes (or any other length of time) is optimal, I don't know. I just pulled 10 minutes out of a hat. Perhaps that is a bit much. :)


>Согласен ?

Согласен, если всегда обращаться через `list::`.

>Теперь про жабу. В ней можно написать ?

Я думал что можно, но сейчас погуглил и потестил - нельзя. Импортить можно только классы. Или все внутри пакета.

Т.е. можно поимпортить сам класс:
```java
import ru.bmstu.rk9.rao.lib.Database.Entry;
...
Entry entry = new Entry();
```
или родительский класс:
```java
import ru.bmstu.rk9.rao.lib.Database;
...
Database.Entry entry = new Database.Entry();
```
или не импортить ничего и указать полный путь
```java
ru.bmstu.rk9.rao.lib.Database.Entry entry = new ru.bmstu.rk9.rao.lib.Database.Entry();
```
но написать вот так нельзя:
```java
import ru.bmstu.rk9.rao.lib;
...
lib.Database.Entry entry = new lib.Database.Entry();
```


You still mist the the key, just a value won't work.


This merge broke kernel compilation on mako


Note, this logic will NOT allow ```ishex("")``` to return a valid.


This seems like a hack, even if it works


Now that it's merged it is too late for Acked-by but I'll have that in mind for the next time. Also, feel free to make the changes you want on mainline repo, or should I open a new PR?


Thanx . works well


After the identifier refactoring it uses msg.frm.person, it is ok like this ?


The first one doesn't work for me. However, this is probably due to georestriction.
If encrypted stream downloads and plays without any issue what is the rationale for this workaround at all (apart from this georestriction bypass effect)?


The missing if statement was on purpose. Sometimes algorithms do not require a projector training, but use a pre-trained projector. Hence, projector training and projection are not necessarily coupled, so you should not use the same flag to test if the projector performs projection, and if it requires training.

You might want to use the flag ``algorithm.performs_projection`` instead, though I am not sure about that either. In the documentation, it is written that it is assured that the ``load_projector`` function is called before projection, enrollment and scoring. With this modification that is no longer the case.

So far, as long as the algorithm does not need to use the ``load_projector`` function, the function was a simple ``pass``. In that case, no file IO is performed and, hence, the ``projector_file`` does not need to be physically present.


Cool ! I didn't know you could do that ! Thanks.


Unfortunately, this fix is not right.  Look at the whole contents of the file, and you'll see that there are *two* copies of the function checkXXX*.  Rather than keep the copies, please drop the second copy.  Otherwise, this issue's going to come up again.


That implies that sizeof(char) is 1 and there are no alignment gaps between string[0] and string[1]. Is that a guaranteed assumption?


seems like OK


Can you share a 64-bit build? I don't want to mix the SDKs.

Aldo any opinions about the latest downloads page patch?
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@skalk: The weak_ptr_base->_obj pointer don't get anymore invalidated with the Weak_object destruction, is this intended ? If yes, the following commit is required to avoid dangling pointers - triggering currently for bomb testcases on staging.


refreshammunition might fix the ammount, but that doesn't change fact, that remove cartridge command is issued.
check for ammo cartridges should be done before dismantling cartridge.


And by stylesheets I mean worksheets… :)


Yeah, I'm definitely wrong with "cultivation," looking back on that.  It depends on the context, like you said.  Cultivating would work if it's a new farm, though, so I feel like this is best (the world was just overrun by monsters, people are trying to return to normal life).  Cultivated would mean either it is an old farm that was untouched, or this process has been completed.  However, there is the "But" there, indicating worry, yet I think it's more directed to the fact that the owner (Shanton) is an asshole, rather than there being limited space.  So I guess cultivated works best.


Yup, thanks!  I can't tell if this was a git problem, with git being overly clever since a whole bunch of this file got outdented at some point, or if it was a bad manual merge.


this is not valid :(


You do know that people can just look at the commit changes, right? I had to delete one of my repositories three times to get rid of personal information.


We can include `..` to Python path.


We had a few meetings last week. Right now Jasmine, Gerry and I are putting together some ideas/thoughts into a scrap book type version of what the treatment tool potentially will look like. We will discuss it on Monday when you are back Calvin. I have a meeting at the main campus tomorrow from 8am-3pm, I will be back at the office around 3.15pm.

On Friday we will have a long session/lecture on Markov models and particularly the chronic hepatitis B model. In the meantime Bin Wei and Jasmine are working on programming the actual model, and preparing excel sheets of the data. We will all discuss these in detail this week.

Mehlika

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Nope, that will be on Friday.

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Warum?


just see that now ;) thanks!


this closes #14


Hi Richard, if you examine commit 2 of 3 to the scope creeping pull request you will see I've updated the Marlin_main.cpp to rename abl2 to lda and pass that into qr_solve.

There is also now a commit 3 of 3 adding an upper bounds check on P.

The all caps objection was to the "NO" and disrespect was that I couldn't comprehend a simple issue such as this and resolve it as requested and then be able to add it to the current PR.

I apologize for that first PR but I triggered some issue with github. I suspect people don't normally zap a two year old repo, re-fork it and begin generating pull requests. I likely stepped on some sleeping dragon's egg with that maneuver.

> On Jul 5, 2015, at 1:42 PM, Richard Wackerbarth <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I'm sorry that you feel that I was shouting excessively. If you will look, most of the capital letters are part of the name of an element from the code that happens to be a #define and therefore, by convention, is in uppercase.
>
> You have totally missed my point."
>
> Within the execution of the routine, "m" is constant. However, depending on the particular call, it will vary from one call to another (see the value assigned by the "P" parameter to G29). However, you have not passed in that value. Instead, you are having the compiler compute it on the basis of a compile-time constant "AUTO...INTS". That compile-time constant is only the default value which is used in the absence of the inclusion of the "P" parameter when the routine is invoked.
>
> You claim "after all it's passing it in". I ask you "Where is it being passed in?"
>
> "You will note the other three arguments are not labeled const" ...
> void qr_solve ( double a[], double b[], double result[] );
>
> I see only 3 arguments. And that, as I stated originally, is the problem.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


I thought maybe that paragraph was maybe a bit too apologetic ?
I'm saying "unofficial" because I haven't had time to really look or think about that c-api.


@keshashah Thank you! I have cleaned up now..Tell me if u find anything else.


yes my master


what  recovery supports f2fs for our mi3 ?
twrp gives mount errors for me


@keshashah Yeah! Thanks :)


Wow, my head is screwed on backwards today


Not sure if :trollface:


Hackish!


It's fine by me. At least if some is serious about the need of a c-api for imgui my project can act as a start or help.


According to [nim-tutorial](http://nim-lang.org/docs/tut1.html#basic-types-characters), the char type is one byte. So I changed the regex for it.


Not `remove-if-not`?


Заметил, что без let!(:exist_vote) проваливается валидация на уникальность. почему так?
Пишет следующее:
```Failure/Error: it { should validate_uniqueness_of(:user_id).scoped_to([:votable_id, :votable_type]) }
     ActiveRecord::InvalidForeignKey:
       PG::ForeignKeyViolation: ERROR:  insert or update on table "votes" violates foreign key constraint "fk_rails_c9b3bef597"
       DETAIL:  Key (user_id)=(0) is not present in table "users".
       : INSERT INTO "votes" ("user_id", "created_at", "updated_at") VALUES ($1, $2, $3) RETURNING "id"
```
это особенность теста или я где-то накосячил?


индекс добавил исходя из описанного тут https://robots.thoughtbot.com/the-perils-of-uniqueness-validations


flake8 will honour specific rule exclusions in tox.ini (e.g. E265). There are very few places that then end up needing a line-specific `# noqa` comment


Can we just assume nothing is ever null? We don't check anywhere else, and it's not idiomatic in Scala code to have any nulls or to check for them.


Kemény meló volt...


Great work


Is that the problem then? I need to uncomment those 3 lines (696-698)? and then change to = not set?
I didnt mean to change those lines, but I think I canged them back to the way they were before


Thx


I think it should be CancroDoze


Works, but also you can write "this.pieceType > that.pieceType".


Oh cool, didn't see that standard. I think according to @jamalex, we are using http://semver.org/

I had to revert to "0.14.alpha2" and this commit will also be reverted.

It's because of the naming conventions of debian packages and how ordering of the version numbers take place.. back when I was using "a1", it said that the version wasn't strictly greater than the former "0.14.dev14". I only tested it with debian, not PyPi, and I think actually PyPi might understand this better than Debian, but I'm not going to experiment with this right now because it takes time to build and upload packages.

I would release with the PEP440 prefix, but there's not time to fix it now. Releasing with a version number that PyPi, pip or debian doesn't understand as "greater than" the previous release will break automatic updates and not fetch the latest version automatically if 0.14.alpha2 exists.

But then after that, I'll fix it.

Remember that these version numbers are sensitive, so it's good to notify about changes!


Once in-game it will be much easier to understand. (Hopefully)


seems broken, see https://travis-ci.org/algolia/algoliasearch-helper-js/builds/69552920. Since we now have a fully working CI system, let's work with PRS so that we now who breaks what when :)


well im getting better at github anyways lol... hopefully this helps


If the "add " method is used in the implementation of "step", then I presume this is only temporary place-holder code, since stepping on to traps should be legal.


This is the new one


Yeah sure, my bad. But I did test that locally and it is working. Also if
you run the tests multiple times you won't have the errors at the same
point in the CI.
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> seems broken, see
> https://travis-ci.org/algolia/algoliasearch-helper-js/builds/69552920.
> Since we now have a fully working CI system, let's work with PRS so that we
> now who breaks what when :)
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>


I'm a bit confused about this commit. In particular I looked at the hmr.cpp changes because I wanted to know if there actually was an update related to the addition of the header files in the methcounts output. But I think the changes to hmr.cpp here do not actually reflect those. @mengzhou can you comment on how the hmr.cpp changes here are related to the header stuff? Is it just the use of functions from methpipe namespace rather than functions defined within the file for loading the methylation information?


Inkább csak bogarászós... Időnként már nem tudtam, hol járok :)


To tear it down. Adding the network at all on some devices. And generally it is necessary to demolish all commits for 09.06.2015. Do you even test that.


@agilob  What is this?


Yes it is. Jumbo would fail in a thousand ways on a system with sizeof(char) != 1.


@madhuracj
See 2c6f5e7efbb9a64bee72b0f801a4e44efff4ba0b and the comment on line 468.


Our rest API currently allow any request from anywhere from Zanata-Client, but disallow request from browser (javascript api call) in different domain. This is mainly the response in zanata server didn't include CORS support.

ZanataRestResponseInterceptor is POST process of REST request, meaning if we're going to reject API request, we should have done it on PRE-process (ZanataRestSecurityInterceptor is doing that).

The header `Access-Control-Allow-Origin` is to communicate with browser that the request is allowed from different domain in browser request. The `hash` value is broad, but like I mentioned earlier, we already allow zanata-client firing request from anywhere, shouldn't be any different for browser request.


Windows cannot directly call .py files because they are not executable
(they are instead intercepted and called with python.exe)

See:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25651990/oserror-winerror-193-1-is-not-a-valid-win32-application

Solution: Attach the python executable to the command


Nevermind, I'm sticking to 0.14a3 it was already released and worked on PyPi :+1:

It's just that I have to change the debian version manually... because of 0.14.dev14's earlier release, but since that's not on the new learningequality PPA, I don't have to bother :)


maybe you should kill your fork? this way, google would lead us to the right place

does it contains anything not in the upstream?

joliss's gems seems active, I could be mistaken...


CC: @joliss


> Can you share a 64-bit build? I don't want to mix the SDKs.

[MPC-HC.1.7.9.43.x64.new_crash_dlg.7z](http://www.mediafire.com/download/m1kpfqk6w1b7i1k/MPC-HC.1.7.9.43.x64.new_crash_dlg.7z)


This logic was changed in a subsequent commit.  I think we have to have ``` ishex("") ``` return true.  It 'is' a valid hex (sort of).  normally you would expect to see "00", but if "" works the same, then it should be allowed as valid (and there were hashes that complained when it was not valid).


hailam


Yeah. A field that can't be empty can be tested by other means like `if (*p && isHex(p))`


Are you guys aware of the Git trademark and use of portmanteau with Git as component?
Perhaps we would need some mention before listing randdom Git-this, Git-that like this?


Can this be > 1.3.X? Otherwise 1.4.X will force everyone to be on 1.4. Idealling anything less than 2.0.0 is what people will want.


This `TransId` is actually the `transactionReference` in OmniPay parlance.


Scott,

I’m sorry that you were offended. But, from my perspective, your response was totally “non-responsive” in the context of the code that I was viewing.

When I click on the link at the bottom of this e-mail notice, I still see a display that does not reflect the additions that you describe. (Just the 3 matrix arguments, as I recently quoted)

Thus, github is causing us to each think that the other isn’t seeing the obvious.

Going back to the MarlinFirmware PR#2382, I now see that you have posted some changes subsequent to my last comments. This version does pass the additional parameter.

Hopefully we can consider the matter resolved.

However, I would request that you change the commit message associated with this feature. As you have presented it, the body of your description is being used as a title, and therefore also the “subject” of these messages. A short title, followed by a blank line, and then your description, would provide a more “friendly” presentation to readers of the commit logs, etc.

Richard

> On Jul 5, 2015, at 4:10 PM, scotty1024 <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Richard, if you examine commit 2 of 3 to the scope creeping pull request you will see I've updated the Marlin_main.cpp to rename abl2 to lda and pass that into qr_solve.
>
> There is also now a commit 3 of 3 adding an upper bounds check on P.
>
> The all caps objection was to the "NO" and disrespect was that I couldn't comprehend a simple issue such as this and resolve it as requested and then be able to add it to the current PR.
>
> I apologize for that first PR but I triggered some issue with github. I suspect people don't normally zap a two year old repo, re-fork it and begin generating pull requests. I likely stepped on some sleeping dragon's egg with that maneuver.
>
> > On Jul 5, 2015, at 1:42 PM, Richard Wackerbarth <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> > I'm sorry that you feel that I was shouting excessively. If you will look, most of the capital letters are part of the name of an element from the code that happens to be a #define and therefore, by convention, is in uppercase.
> >
> > You have totally missed my point."
> >
> > Within the execution of the routine, "m" is constant. However, depending on the particular call, it will vary from one call to another (see the value assigned by the "P" parameter to G29). However, you have not passed in that value. Instead, you are having the compiler compute it on the basis of a compile-time constant "AUTO...INTS". That compile-time constant is only the default value which is used in the absence of the inclusion of the "P" parameter when the routine is invoked.
> >
> > You claim "after all it's passing it in". I ask you "Where is it being passed in?"
> >
> > "You will note the other three arguments are not labeled const" ...
> > void qr_solve ( double a[], double b[], double result[] );
> >
> > I see only 3 arguments. And that, as I stated originally, is the problem.
> >
> > —
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> >
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yep seems fine locally indeed, lets relaunch


Curious, why was revert-buffer deprecated?  Atom deserves a `Revert File` menu item!  (and it seems like it would belong in core)


Well, kinda nice to have this for debugging, although can modify the header.

-[Unknown]


Looks good to me. However this does not only set timeouts for page loads, it sets a timeout for every webkit-server command. Can you change the doc string accordingly?


Does that apply to all mask formats or just this one?


@dinodsaurus ne kuzim bas ovu zadnju recenicu pa sam ju izbacio, pravi prijatelj


Ouaip, "Transmettre" est un bon choix.


I try to avoid confusing boolean return values, or at least specify a \return tag in the header. I think a new function is needed.

I split this into two commits: https://github.com/kodi-game/peripheral.joystick/compare/974b532...34b511e

The first, 108e080, adds `InitializeDirectInput()` which is checked at the beginning of `ScanForJoysticks()`

The second, 34b511e, incorporates the change to the static helpers. I made it more evident that the first of the std::set is used (see [JoystickInterfaceDirectInput.cpp L#283](https://github.com/kodi-game/peripheral.joystick/commit/34b511e#diff-81799ffa2a03d9958a5d5a2ba56c0bafR283))


LGTM. Thanks for the fix!


It's already in the main repo, @rebkwok


+ Converter models and textures
+ Container models and textures
+ removed "plus signs" from converter.cfg


Should be `REMOVE_TODO`.


Hmm, I think it matters if it's an ML_ARMREG_IMM.  Maybe also for pointerified?

-[Unknown]


6916e5c was missing as well. I had to merge it manually because of conflicts with commit 0463996 and hope everything is all right now. :)


Did it three times already :/ very weird.
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>


I put it in the description of the pull request:   #12


Good catch, thanks!


A la place de "Réfrigérant", vous pensez quoi de "Climatiseur"?


7: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
8: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
9: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
10: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
11: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
12: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
13: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
14: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
15: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
16: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
17: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
18: M102 unrecognized bullet/signature
1: M111 unrecognized component name: docker
20: M130 no bullets are allowed after signatures


Ah, I see.
It's because one year ago [LAV Filters](https://github.com/Nevcairiel/LAVFilters) couldn't [decode encrypted hls-streams](http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1690537#post1690537). Shortly after support has been added, but seeing now the encryption also puts a georestriction in place, I think it's best to keep the workaround.


So that the humans 'get' me.


No support for turning it off. How about `tp->thin_rdb = !!val;`?
As a non-sockopt alternative, could it be beneficial to enable RDB globally for all streams detected as thin?


If you ask me it doesn't show any dialog.


So aruba 1.0 won't be usable on its own w/o cucumber?

The fact that aruba is usable w/o cucumber is one of its best features, IMO.


@kanitw Can you please publish this and give me rights to push myself?


Ok, clarified the rationale in 0c20ee7d4b0c98221c71769482980a0a218dadb4. Thanks.


Pour le texte de fin de jeu:
"Vous avez lancé [...] Lieu sûr. Vous déposera-t-elle sur une planète plus hospitalière de ce système? Ou va-t-elle entreprendre un voyage de plusieurs centaines d'années vers une autre étoile ? Peut-être décidera-t-elle de cacher votre vaisseau sous la glace d'un astéroïde durant quelques millénaires, dans l'attente d'une époque plus clémente?\n\nVous ne le saurez qu'une fois que vous vous réveillerez."
Le terme "Séculaire" est mal employé ici. Séculaire, c'est vieux de 100 ans, âgé de 100 ans, du coup je ne vois pas trop comment un voyage qui n'a pas encore eu lieu peut être qualifié de "séculaire"! ^^


Does this assume you're using class names in the database rather than overriding them as per https://gist.github.com/sumskyi/1381880?


@ZyX-I Note that https://github.com/neovim/neovim/pull/2929 will disallow changing encoding after startup.


No, not to me at least. :+1:

Cool about the version code. :smile:


oops. I removed it.


+Package for E-by-E multi-variate moment analysis with multi-dimensional efficiency/acceptance corrections


Cannot get it to relaunch on travis strangely.

Also I did find a bug, the promise implementation we use is failing SOMETIMES on node 0.10.


Thank you!


AH! We are not listening for errors in promises, DUH! (in the integration tests), fixing this in #134


@gitster Well aware of it, but I didn't feel like it's our role to defend the trademark here. I'd be happy to add a note of this in each edition, but I don't think it'll affect the trend of naming new Git-related projects. A better approach would perhaps be to point the FSF at the list and have them open an issue in each of their respective issue-trackers.


Seeing that the central server does not understand "0.14a3" when providing the language list, I'm reverting to "0.14.alpha3" since there might be other inconveniences lurking.


Acho que a ordem dos eventos continuou bagunçada!
:smiley_cat:


All I see is this and after that mpc-hc closes itself.

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/80596/8513715/51f196a0-2376-11e5-8b51-186d66c5297b.png)


Ok easy one, you need to wait for the index to be deleted otherwise it fails


@gitster I agree with @tfnico. We are not creating those Git-this, Git-that, we are just refering to some tools by the name those tools are using themselves.

https://git-scm.com/trademark contains:

```
In addition, you may use the Marks to refer to products, services, or communities outside of the Git software and Git Project without written permission in the following contexts:

    When referring to Git software that is not substantially unmodified, to say that such software is a "derivative of" or "based on" Git.
```

I think that it may be possible that those tools qualify for this. And anyway it's not our role to find out. We should give them the benifit of doubt.


Check out binascii.hexlify(). Also in Python 2 people use data.encode("hex"), but this is not so practical in Python 3.


Dismissing the view controller would work if new views would be pushed on the navigation stack. But here we are simply navigation the web page. Check if there is a method on WKWebView that would bring you "back".


Hi Chase,

When I run git status, it says On Branch Master Initial Commit then Nothing to Commit.
When I run ls it gives me that list and my github.io is there with the index.html.
I was thinking that I was in a different repository so I ran cd gladisaur.github.io but when I ran git status again, it did not show index.html and when I run git push master an error: src refspec master does not match any


So far, I am working on my content for the project and thought to work on terminal a little later


Hey Simon, thanks for forking, always happy to have contributions! I'm curious what your use case is for Seek here, for basic cases you could just use io.SectionReader.


Tridge fixed it on his own, didn't use my PR


It is me, I just lost my password. :laughing:

At the time, Skype wasn't owned by Microsoft. And they had just had some security issues and made it so you couldn't change your password. I will have to see if I can regain the account now that it uses a Microsoft account.

But my current Skype is turtle.roe, but you can keep the vgturtle127 account in case I regain control of it.


this sucks


nope


훨씬 더 똑똑한 해결 방법이 있었네요~


On a further note :)

setuptools automatically uses "0.14a3" in the version string, converting from "0.14.alpha3" !! But that version is not used internally by kalite, so we can have an extern 0.14a3 version, while "0.14.alpha3" is still used in the application, thus the central server stuff still works.


see https://github.com/algolia/algoliasearch-helper-js/commit/30d574e5c209f6a6c9522c3658f59e6a61e81996


All good here Richard.

Unless my grep is broken I think this pull request removes all known uses of malloc in the Marlin source code.

> On Jul 5, 2015, at 2:54 PM, Richard Wackerbarth <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Scott,
>
> I’m sorry that you were offended. But, from my perspective, your response was totally “non-responsive” in the context of the code that I was viewing.
>
> When I click on the link at the bottom of this e-mail notice, I still see a display that does not reflect the additions that you describe. (Just the 3 matrix arguments, as I recently quoted)
>
> Thus, github is causing us to each think that the other isn’t seeing the obvious.
>
> Going back to the MarlinFirmware PR#2382, I now see that you have posted some changes subsequent to my last comments. This version does pass the additional parameter.
>
> Hopefully we can consider the matter resolved.
>
> However, I would request that you change the commit message associated with this feature. As you have presented it, the body of your description is being used as a title, and therefore also the “subject” of these messages. A short title, followed by a blank line, and then your description, would provide a more “friendly” presentation to readers of the commit logs, etc.
>
> Richard
>
>
> > On Jul 5, 2015, at 4:10 PM, scotty1024 <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> > Hi Richard, if you examine commit 2 of 3 to the scope creeping pull request you will see I've updated the Marlin_main.cpp to rename abl2 to lda and pass that into qr_solve.
> >
> > There is also now a commit 3 of 3 adding an upper bounds check on P.
> >
> > The all caps objection was to the "NO" and disrespect was that I couldn't comprehend a simple issue such as this and resolve it as requested and then be able to add it to the current PR.
> >
> > I apologize for that first PR but I triggered some issue with github. I suspect people don't normally zap a two year old repo, re-fork it and begin generating pull requests. I likely stepped on some sleeping dragon's egg with that maneuver.
> >
> > > On Jul 5, 2015, at 1:42 PM, Richard Wackerbarth <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> > >
> > > I'm sorry that you feel that I was shouting excessively. If you will look, most of the capital letters are part of the name of an element from the code that happens to be a #define and therefore, by convention, is in uppercase.
> > >
> > > You have totally missed my point."
> > >
> > > Within the execution of the routine, "m" is constant. However, depending on the particular call, it will vary from one call to another (see the value assigned by the "P" parameter to G29). However, you have not passed in that value. Instead, you are having the compiler compute it on the basis of a compile-time constant "AUTO...INTS". That compile-time constant is only the default value which is used in the absence of the inclusion of the "P" parameter when the routine is invoked.
> > >
> > > You claim "after all it's passing it in". I ask you "Where is it being passed in?"
> > >
> > > "You will note the other three arguments are not labeled const" ...
> > > void qr_solve ( double a[], double b[], double result[] );
> > >
> > > I see only 3 arguments. And that, as I stated originally, is the problem.
> > >
> > > —
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> > >
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- added new dark spell factory and factory spells
- changed layout of the amounts and costs


@rogeriopradoj O "Mobile Summit" foi inserido duas vezes: Facebook e Site.
Vou remover com a referência do Facebook.


Should be `Uncompilable`.


You should have fixed the Premake then, not disabled the test. And if you want to ignore a test, then use `[Ignore]`.


Hey gladys!

Make sure you tell it which remote (**origin**) to use: `git push origin master`


Loomio is a consensus decision-making app?


test


@theandersonn , consegue entrar no Gitter? https://gitter.im/saiadecasa/chat, podemos conversar mais lá! Falou!


If the user/password was not valid, the 401 that the Neo4j returned was lost.  The error was initially masked by the mis-placed defer in statement.go (which caused a panic).  The 401 wasn't caught, so getNeoData returned an empty url but with no error so Roundtrip gave an error: http://golang.org/src/net/http/transport.go?s=6344:6415#L215


Handling dirtying here, tests seem to pass and LBP runs fine.

-[Unknown]


@saiadecasa/collaborators  Pessoal, esse daqui foi incluído repetido... Vocês estão conseguindo revisar antes de mesclar?


@robbforce I realized today it's probably a good idea to keep your old versions on here, to make future comparisons relatively easy. I do not have version 09 files or early files so I uploaded what I had which is 08.
If you remember to, please consider adding this kind of a folder each time you make a new set to changes. It doesn't have to coincide with every Fixt release, but some kind of incremental change archive would be very useful.
I think the best reason to do this, is that if I or we later changes my/our mind(s), we can juts do a folder compare with one of these archive versions. Git can do the same thing, but I think comparing that way is a cleaner way to do it, generally.


`assumed_identities` was renamed to `identities` in https://github.com/DFHack/df-structures/commit/a091c4dfa66641b932ba645967d283e829889367


Hmmmm. Geen idee


@XhmikosR @Underground78: Now that they have ATL libs and with their new faster environment. We can actually use it. For `build.bat x86 silent` it took 25 minutes. (20m build + 5m cloning and MSYS installation) it will be 1-3 minutes faster because MSYS folder is cached.

I don't know how this CI can be useful for us, we don't have any tests to run there, but at least we will see if it builds fine. Also we could deploy test builds but this is for another time I guess.


>What is this?

I could imagine that he noted down that the implemented method will not be available in Android in 2016.


I don't even work on that project anymore, but I might consider it heh


This method doesn't go back, it just checks if you can go back. You want to use "back" not "canGoBack"


Interesante, cual es la dirección de tú app en heroku?


Not used yet (you probably know, just making a note.)

Without any hard evidence, I think the following regs would be most ideally static map candidates (in rough order):
  * sp
  * ra
  * v0
  * a0
  * a1
  * v1 (used as a temp often)
  * s0
  * s1

That's 8, though.  Might be worth trying to free up OTHERTEMPREG or FLAGTEMPREG, maybe.

-[Unknown]


Oh, DrDump is down again. No wonder it doesn't work.


Not sure if this header is used in new code?


Development only?


I suggest merging this file with rdb_cc


It doesn't matter. I believe it's not needed for within a match because the parser uses "case" as the separator for code blocks.


Only the Do while has a problem Dwarf Each Index works


Yes. I deleted function that are no longer used, and made sure all programs
are reading methcounts file using the functions in the namespace.

Best regards,
Meng

On Sun, Jul 5, 2015 at 2:39 PM, Andrew Smith <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I'm a bit confused about this commit. In particular I looked at the
> hmr.cpp changes because I wanted to know if there actually was an update
> related to the addition of the header files in the methcounts output. But I
> think the changes to hmr.cpp here do not actually reflect those. @mengzhou
> <https://github.com/mengzhou> can you comment on how the hmr.cpp changes
> here are related to the header stuff? Is it just the use of functions from
> methpipe namespace rather than functions defined within the file for
> loading the methylation information?
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Legal, autoridade. Implementação cheia de conceito do javascript.


Fixes #42


Fix this


Can you try again now? I made two changes - 9dddfa8 and 3a6d2e0 - which should help out.


タイポですね（）
今日の夜修正します．


This version is working fine.


This version is not working.


La paginación tiene problemas al redireccionar


Had some issue with this especially on Travis couple of times.


`before(tp->end_seq, tp->snd_una)` ?


Ugh, please don't hotlink to internal files :disappointed:


Passes tests on sonic2read version 1507021008
read delay(0) 0
read state(0) 0
read error(0) 0
readCycleCount(114c)
read from mode(0)
read from port(0) local_cnt(8e61716) msg1(64) msg2(8e616de)
read from port(1) local_cnt(8e615c6) msg1(64) msg2(8e6158e)
read from port(2) local_cnt(8e619c2) msg1(64) msg2(8e6198b)
read from port(3) local_cnt(8e61875) msg1(64) msg2(8e6183e)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(12a35a83)
read from port(0) local_cnt(1b894984) msg1(65) msg2(1b89494c)
read from port(1) local_cnt(1b894836) msg1(65) msg2(1b8947fe)
read from port(2) local_cnt(1b894c30) msg1(65) msg2(1b894bf9)
read from port(3) local_cnt(1b894ae3) msg1(65) msg2(1b894aac)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(2546a931)
read from port(0) local_cnt(2e2cb818) msg1(66) msg2(2e2cb7e0)
read from port(1) local_cnt(2e2cb6ca) msg1(66) msg2(2e2cb690)
read from port(2) local_cnt(2e2cbad0) msg1(66) msg2(2e2cba97)
read from port(3) local_cnt(2e2cb97f) msg1(66) msg2(2e2cb946)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(37e9fb63)
read from port(0) local_cnt(40cffffa) msg1(67) msg2(40cfffc2)
read from port(1) local_cnt(40cffeaa) msg1(67) msg2(40cffe72)
read from port(2) local_cnt(40d002ac) msg1(67) msg2(40d00273)
read from port(3) local_cnt(40d0015b) msg1(67) msg2(40d00124)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(4a8d5609)
read from port(0) local_cnt(53736810) msg1(68) msg2(537367d8)
read from port(1) local_cnt(537366c0) msg1(68) msg2(53736688)
read from port(2) local_cnt(53736ac2) msg1(68) msg2(53736a89)
read from port(3) local_cnt(53736971) msg1(68) msg2(5373693a)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(5d30ac7c)


Que error te marca o que problema tiene?

Saludos.


By default, initialization reads a seed from /dev/random. Depending on how fast your machine collects entropy, this can be slow (I observed 15+ seconds on my machine, I've seen similar reports online sometimes). This is also why I added the /dev/urandom seeding in a followup commit instead, which is now fairly fast. But generally there's no guarantee of having a reasonable initialization time, depending on your OS and hardware, so it's best to do the initialization on server startup.


No need to invoke `skb_mstamp_get()` twice, just copy the value from previous invocation.


Well, we could set it to 120.5 if we wanted. There's no reason lengths of time have to be round integers.


Passed test on sonic2
====
read version 1507021432
read delay(0) 0
read state(0) 0
read error(0) 0
readCycleCount(11e0)
read from mode(0)
read from port(0) local_cnt(8e4a333) msg1(64) msg2(8e4a2fb)
read from port(1) local_cnt(8e4a1e7) msg1(64) msg2(8e4a1b1)
read from port(2) local_cnt(8e4a5e7) msg1(64) msg2(8e4a5ad)
read from port(3) local_cnt(8e4a495) msg1(64) msg2(8e4a45f)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(12a02774)
read from port(0) local_cnt(1b83f3db) msg1(65) msg2(1b83f3a1)
read from port(1) local_cnt(1b83f28b) msg1(65) msg2(1b83f255)
read from port(2) local_cnt(1b83f691) msg1(65) msg2(1b83f659)
read from port(3) local_cnt(1b83f53d) msg1(65) msg2(1b83f507)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(253f4ecb)
read from port(0) local_cnt(2e241bef) msg1(66) msg2(2e241bb7)
read from port(1) local_cnt(2e241aa1) msg1(66) msg2(2e241a69)
read from port(2) local_cnt(2e241e9f) msg1(66) msg2(2e241e67)
read from port(3) local_cnt(2e241d4d) msg1(66) msg2(2e241d17)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(37df7def)
read from port(0) local_cnt(40c379db) msg1(67) msg2(40c379a3)
read from port(1) local_cnt(40c3788d) msg1(67) msg2(40c37855)
read from port(2) local_cnt(40c37c8d) msg1(67) msg2(40c37c53)
read from port(3) local_cnt(40c37b3d) msg1(67) msg2(40c37b05)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(4a7edaac)
read from port(0) local_cnt(5363a7eb) msg1(68) msg2(5363a7b3)
read from port(1) local_cnt(5363a653) msg1(68) msg2(5363a61d)
read from port(2) local_cnt(5363aaa1) msg1(68) msg2(5363aa67)
read from port(3) local_cnt(5363a94f) msg1(68) msg2(5363a917)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(5d1ffc7d)
read from port(0) local_cnt(6604c92b) msg1(69) msg2(6604c8f1)
read from port(1) local_cnt(6604c7df) msg1(69) msg2(6604c7a7)
read from port(2) local_cnt(6604cbdb) msg1(69) msg2(6604cba3)
read from port(3) local_cnt(6604ca8b) msg1(69) msg2(6604ca53)
read delay(0) 40


The date should be "1 July 2015" or it won't be replaced properly under the new version of `VersionManager.py`.


fixes #671


Keeps the original string unmodified.


`gregoriotex-main.tex` should also be updated.


Passed test on sonic2
====
read version 1507021327
read delay(0) 0
read state(0) 0
read error(0) 0
readCycleCount(13ea)
read from mode(0)
read from port(0) local_cnt(8e059da) msg1(64) msg2(8e059a2)
read from port(1) local_cnt(8e0588a) msg1(64) msg2(8e05852)
read from port(2) local_cnt(8e05c8c) msg1(64) msg2(8e05c54)
read from port(3) local_cnt(8e05b3a) msg1(64) msg2(8e05b02)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(12a04e0b)
read from port(0) local_cnt(1b80645a) msg1(65) msg2(1b806420)
read from port(1) local_cnt(1b806308) msg1(65) msg2(1b8062d0)
read from port(2) local_cnt(1b80670e) msg1(65) msg2(1b8066d6)
read from port(3) local_cnt(1b8065bc) msg1(65) msg2(1b806584)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(25405bb7)
read from port(0) local_cnt(2e208c56) msg1(66) msg2(2e208c1e)
read from port(1) local_cnt(2e208b08) msg1(66) msg2(2e208ad0)
read from port(2) local_cnt(2e208f0a) msg1(66) msg2(2e208ed0)
read from port(3) local_cnt(2e208dba) msg1(66) msg2(2e208d80)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(37df6897)
read from port(0) local_cnt(40c05664) msg1(67) msg2(40c0562a)
read from port(1) local_cnt(40c05516) msg1(67) msg2(40c054de)
read from port(2) local_cnt(40c05914) msg1(67) msg2(40c058dc)
read from port(3) local_cnt(40c057c4) msg1(67) msg2(40c0578c)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(4a804e59)
read from port(0) local_cnt(53612ef6) msg1(68) msg2(53612ebe)
read from port(1) local_cnt(53612da8) msg1(68) msg2(53612d70)
read from port(2) local_cnt(536131a8) msg1(68) msg2(5361316e)
read from port(3) local_cnt(53613056) msg1(68) msg2(5361301c)


Hi! Thank you Israël for pointing this out. I'd rather discuss of this more in depth before you completly remove mention of my name here.

I've just came back from vacations and will be anwering to Thibault's email about ApplETS continuing to maintain the projet; but I'd love for you to contribute to it and maybe even take ownership of it!


Convert these to module params. Note that module params are exposed through sysfs, e.g., `/sys/module/tcp_rdb/parameters/max_bundle_bytes`.


Passed test on sonic2
=====
read version 1507021515
read delay(0) 0
read state(0) 0
read error(0) 0
readCycleCount(26e0)
read from mode(0)
read from port(0) local_cnt(8e4f8cd) msg1(64) msg2(8e4f897)
read from port(1) local_cnt(8e4f77d) msg1(64) msg2(8e4f747)
read from port(2) local_cnt(8e4fb7e) msg1(64) msg2(8e4fb44)
read from port(3) local_cnt(8e4fa2e) msg1(64) msg2(8e4f9f6)
read delay(0) 39
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(12a153c5)
read from port(0) local_cnt(1b862401) msg1(65) msg2(1b8623cb)
read from port(1) local_cnt(1b8622b1) msg1(65) msg2(1b862279)
read from port(2) local_cnt(1b8626b6) msg1(65) msg2(1b86267e)
read from port(3) local_cnt(1b862566) msg1(65) msg2(1b86252c)
read delay(0) 39
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(25427b1f)
read from port(0) local_cnt(2e274dff) msg1(66) msg2(2e274dc7)
read from port(1) local_cnt(2e274cad) msg1(66) msg2(2e274c75)
read from port(2) local_cnt(2e2750ae) msg1(66) msg2(2e275076)
read from port(3) local_cnt(2e274f5e) msg1(66) msg2(2e274f26)
read delay(0) 39
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(37e3a65d)
read from port(0) local_cnt(40c87709) msg1(67) msg2(40c876d1)
read from port(1) local_cnt(40c875bb) msg1(67) msg2(40c87585)
read from port(2) local_cnt(40c879b8) msg1(67) msg2(40c87980)
read from port(3) local_cnt(40c87866) msg1(67) msg2(40c8782e)
read delay(0) 39
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(4a84cf17)
read from port(0) local_cnt(5369a257) msg1(68) msg2(5369a21f)
read from port(1) local_cnt(5369a109) msg1(68) msg2(5369a0d1)
read from port(2) local_cnt(5369a502) msg1(68) msg2(5369a4ca)
read from port(3) local_cnt(5369a3b2) msg1(68) msg2(5369a37a)
read delay(0) 39
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(5d25fe31)
read from port(0) local_cnt(660ad205) msg1(69) msg2(660ad1cd)
read from port(1) local_cnt(660ad0bd) msg1(69) msg2(660ad085)
read from port(2) local_cnt(660ad4b6) msg1(69) msg2(660ad47e)
read from port(3) local_cnt(660ad364) msg1(69) msg2(660ad32c)


`10000` is already the default value. root can always overwrite this param to zero at runtime since perm is `0644`, so this check does not protect against `dynamic_pif_lim == 0`.


I don't know how this reverted to the old syntax, I fixed it at the bnb.


This patch could be neater if you avoid a separate sub-directory.


I know. `set_additional_cmd` cmd uses `--cmd` and #2929 is exactly why I never used nvim_command instead.


Build 86 test result: passed test on sonic2
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read version 1507022204
read delay(0) 0
read state(0) 0
read error(0) 0
readCycleCount(53a7)
read from mode(0)
read from port(0) local_cnt(8e6574a) msg1(64) msg2(8e65712)
read from port(1) local_cnt(8e655fa) msg1(64) msg2(8e655c2)
read from port(2) local_cnt(8e659f4) msg1(64) msg2(8e659bc)
read from port(3) local_cnt(8e658a6) msg1(64) msg2(8e6586e)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(12a3cbde)
read from port(0) local_cnt(1b89bd2c) msg1(65) msg2(1b89bcf2)
read from port(1) local_cnt(1b89bbda) msg1(65) msg2(1b89bba2)
read from port(2) local_cnt(1b89bfd4) msg1(65) msg2(1b89bf9c)
read from port(3) local_cnt(1b89be84) msg1(65) msg2(1b89be4c)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(254733f5)
read from port(0) local_cnt(2e2d3a06) msg1(66) msg2(2e2d39ce)
read from port(1) local_cnt(2e2d38ba) msg1(66) msg2(2e2d3880)
read from port(2) local_cnt(2e2d3cb6) msg1(66) msg2(2e2d3c7c)
read from port(3) local_cnt(2e2d3b64) msg1(66) msg2(2e2d3b2e)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(37eaa9d1)
read from port(0) local_cnt(40d0ab8e) msg1(67) msg2(40d0ab56)
read from port(1) local_cnt(40d0aa44) msg1(67) msg2(40d0aa0c)
read from port(2) local_cnt(40d0ae3a) msg1(67) msg2(40d0ae02)
read from port(3) local_cnt(40d0acec) msg1(67) msg2(40d0acb4)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(4a8e220d)
read from port(0) local_cnt(5374267e) msg1(68) msg2(53742646)
read from port(1) local_cnt(5374252c) msg1(68) msg2(537424f4)
read from port(2) local_cnt(53742928) msg1(68) msg2(537428ee)
read from port(3) local_cnt(537427dc) msg1(68) msg2(537427a4)
read delay(0) 40
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(5d319a4f)
read from port(0) local_cnt(66179c8a) msg1(69) msg2(66179c52)
read from port(1) local_cnt(66179b3e) msg1(69) msg2(66179b06)
read from port(2) local_cnt(66179f34) msg1(69) msg2(66179efc)
read from port(3) local_cnt(66179de8) msg1(69) msg2(66179db2)


thanks, fixed.


I commonly see another naming convention for higher-order functions, which is that it should make sense when substituted for "X" in the phrase "X, f" where "f" is the function being passed as an argument. For example:
list.foreach(computeStuff): "For each (element), compute stuff".
DB.withConnection(conn => ...do stuff...): "With a database connection, do stuff"

So in this case,
requiringLogin(f): "Requiring a login, do f".

I'm not a grammar expert, but I think this would be something like an adverbial phrase. But directly verbing is common too (map, filter). Let me know if it bothers you. If so, I'll change it.


It looks like this syntax only works in 3.2, @wilr ? :D


`bool is_init;`? Try to refactor in such a way that this flag is not needed.


Passed test on sonic2
-----
read version 1507042013
read delay(0) 0
read state(0) 0
read error(0) 0
readCycleCount(1938)
read from mode(0)
read from port(0) local_cnt(8e0d65e) msg1(64) msg2(8e0d624)
read from port(1) local_cnt(8e0d512) msg1(64) msg2(8e0d4da)
read from port(2) local_cnt(8e0d910) msg1(64) msg2(8e0d8d6)
read from port(3) local_cnt(8e0d7be) msg1(64) msg2(8e0d786)
read delay(0) 41
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(129f524a)
read from port(0) local_cnt(1b803518) msg1(65) msg2(1b8034de)
read from port(1) local_cnt(1b8033c6) msg1(65) msg2(1b80338e)
read from port(2) local_cnt(1b8037c4) msg1(65) msg2(1b80378a)
read from port(3) local_cnt(1b803674) msg1(65) msg2(1b80363c)
read delay(0) 41
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(253e7ebb)
read from port(0) local_cnt(2e1f5b90) msg1(66) msg2(2e1f5b58)
read from port(1) local_cnt(2e1f5a42) msg1(66) msg2(2e1f5a0a)
read from port(2) local_cnt(2e1f5e40) msg1(66) msg2(2e1f5e08)
read from port(3) local_cnt(2e1f5cf0) msg1(66) msg2(2e1f5cb8)
read delay(0) 41
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(37ddb788)
read from port(0) local_cnt(40be92f8) msg1(67) msg2(40be92be)
read from port(1) local_cnt(40be91a6) msg1(67) msg2(40be916e)
read from port(2) local_cnt(40be95a6) msg1(67) msg2(40be956c)
read from port(3) local_cnt(40be9454) msg1(67) msg2(40be941c)
read delay(0) 41
read state(0) 2
read error(0) 1
readCycleCount(4a7d0625)
read from port(0) local_cnt(535de186) msg1(68) msg2(535de14e)
read from port(1) local_cnt(535de030) msg1(68) msg2(535ddff8)
read from port(2) local_cnt(535de43a) msg1(68) msg2(535de400)
read from port(3) local_cnt(535de2e6) msg1(68) msg2(535de2ae)


@elpaso looks like there's still some issues with this test - see http://dash.orfeo-toolbox.org/testDetails.php?test=31385904&build=189663


The program works, that's good.  Here are a some suggestions to improve it:

1) Commit the scores.txt file to the repository as well.  This way, when others download the repository they can replicate the results of the program.   In general, it's a good idea for the repository to be self-contained - not require additional files.

2) The main() function doesn't seem to get called when I run the program using python.exe or ctrl+shift+b from Sublime.  When I disabled line 14 and ran main() directly, then it worked as expected.  Do you know why this is - is there something in my environment I need to set up?

3) I would avoid reusing the same variable name for different things. For example, I'd rename the first contents to contentsList and the second contents to contentsDict.  And likewise I'd rename the second type of item to itemList.

4) I'd avoid having to trim the '\n' from the rating on line 12, by instead converting the rating to an integer as soon as possible (up on line 4, where the dictionary is created).  This will make it easier for other programmers to understand the code.

5) The conversion of the (key, value) pair from the dictionary to a list on line 10 could be removed, and the item variable eliminated, by changing the for loop on line 9 to this:

for key,value in items:

This would make the code a little more clear (it's easier to see a dictionary is being iterated when key and value are used instead of item[0] and item[1]).

Even further simplification could be done on lines 6-12 with this:

for key in sorted(contentsDict):
    print "Resturant '" + key + "' is rated at " +str(contentsDict[key]) + "."

6) I'd comment lines 3 and 4 since they do a lot of work in one line of code.  Although for line 4 I'd probably expand that into a multi-line for loop, in order to convert the rating to an integer and handle possible exceptions (same as was done for the number guessing program).


Build 90 result: failed test on sonic2
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read version 1507050016
read delay(0) 0
read state(0) -1
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: unknown channel 0xfffffffe
DtpUserIndication_handleMessage: too many bogus indications, exiting


Code is self-explanatory


You have a typo canols should be canola


Hola Juan, los polinomios del primer punto me parece que son los de Lagrange y no los de Legendre


can't you use the values of the range instead?

```
	for _, s := range flag.Args() {
		wg.Add(1)
		go func(s string) {
			defer wg.Done()
			teknik.Upload(s)
		}(i)
```


Did this workout to fix landscape icons? You guys use Dave's navi bar right?


Ah beat me to it, was just going to flick in a PR.


indentation is weird here, also, if you want a vector, just make one literally [x y z]


oops :3


You can add an Acked-by: Robby Workman <rworkman@slackware.com> to this if you'd like.
I'd probably leave old line 332 alone and just move it into the ifdef block.
I'd also probably remove line 367, because it's pretty clear now how that's got to be done, and then clarify 368 to note that it's only necessary in non-PAM systems.
Neither of those are really critical though.


asdas


Oops


It doesn't look like you're modifying these parameters anywhere in the function.  Change to const references.


@jef-n these changes look suspicious - QgsComposition stores a reference to the map settings, so now it's storing a reference to a temporary variable...


Incorrect spelling


posix modify system v


@mstembera: that was a dumb patch of mine. doesn't make sense to decay history without cmh. I hope this one passes.


Todo esto era innecesario, es lo malo de programar de noche xD.


Sad to see you go.


Don't copy commit on master. Merge or rebase.


For some reason that errors but using `vector` does not. Wanted to ask you why that was cause it ate up a chunk of time for me figuring out `[x y z]` was an issue


Also markdown not being nice to my indents. I'll update the bad files


瑣末な指摘ですが、"vaue"になってます…。


test


This causes a regression of #35.


wouldn't `.isSignedIn()` include `.isConfirmed()`? I wouldn't let users sign in when their account is not confirmed, or do you see a use case for that?


sqlite_timeseries (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1217 of 1217 tests passed)

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:memo: This repository was merged into antlr/antlr4 (with history). A duplicate of this class which works with both Ubuntu and OSX can be found [here](https://github.com/antlr/antlr4/blob/master/runtime-testsuite/test/org/antlr/v4/test/runtime/javascript/node/BaseTest.java#L429-L434).


Yes found it

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>
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Mas nindot ibutang ang Effects gameobject ug class variable aron dili na mag sig Find()


Here  rt_components_board_init() do the INIT_BOARD_EXPORT funtions,
Here lpccan.c Uses INIT_BOARD_EXPORT(lpc_can_init) ,so I add rt_components_board_init() Here!


Better to use class variables instead of calling GameObject.Find() everytime


Same with line 133


Kato imo ingon nga speed or GetAxis Horizontal nalang ipasa sa animator instead nga mag state2 pa


Naa diay mas nindot way ani. Gamit nalang atong collision matrix thingy sa project settings aron dili na mag ignorecollision sa script everytime


Camera.main.GetComponent<> instead nga i Find() pa ang Main Camera


Why not just encode the strings? `$('<div>').text(host).html()`
And the numbers (numPlayers & maxPlayers) should really just be parsed/cast for actual numbers. `parseInt(numPlayers)` or `Number(numPlayers)` or even `+numPlayers`


Since more than once ka ni tawag sa NormalEnemy script, sa Die() sa Enemy script nlng ni ibutang tanan. Or istore ug reference variable ang NormalEnemy

e.g.
```csharp
NormalEnemy enemy = col.gameObject.GetComponent<NormalEnemy>();
enemyScript.isDead = true;
// etc
```


More than once sad ka nitawag sa Find("Player") so istore nlng pd na ug variable. Bugat man gud ang Find although d kau mumatter if desktop version


Think I hit fork by accident as I have no use for it personally, not a modder and don't remember even forking this.


Oops?


kenapa saya membuat turunan dari model-model ini, karena sangat besar kemungkinan design table akan terus berkembang dan setiap ada perubahan table kita langsung saja generate menggunakan GII tanpa harus takut query-query kita akan tertimpa karena query-query yang berhubungan dengan CRUD kita tempatkan di sini.


Ayaw ni sa Update ibutang. The only time imo ichange ang score <Text> kay if naa mamatay nga enemy. Ako ginabuhat kay naa koy AddScore() nga method sa Player, then itawag nako na everytime mamatay ang enemy:

```csharp
// Enemy script
void Die(){
   // ...
   Player.GetComponent<PlayerScript>().AddScore();
}
```

```csharp
// Player script

// class variable
Text scoreLabel;

void Start(){
    // ...
    scoreLabel = GameObject.Find("ScoreLabelGameObjectName").GetComponent<Text>();
}

void AddScore(){ // called in Enemy's Die() method
    score++;
    scoreLabel.text = "SCORE: " + score;
}
```


@dewaintech


Can you be more specific? The change looks like it should actually make no difference, because `break` will drop straight to the final `return ret`. There's no shadowing, they _are_ the same `ret`.


I actually put the registration file on C:Users\Username\Tribal Trouble. What I mean is that you have to put it in the tribal trouble folder DIRECTLY in order for it to work. And this is on PC Windows 8.1. I'm pretty sure it can work on previous Windows too, like Windows 7, and vista (I'm not sure about XP). Hope this information work.
![ate_9984](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13182735/8510323/5e25fe2c-2293-11e5-8cb5-423c2df5c7f9.jpg)

So this is where the registration file goes in.


What was this change necessary for? Why not check for the other coordinates being NaN as well?


Just remove these lines?


On startup, yes. Part of the problem is the pot doesn't go all the way down to the rails so we need a permanent offset hardcoded.


Huh, that's weird. You mean it won't install, or it won't run?

You can probably stick with TortoiseSVN. Eventually I'd like to get rid of most of the binaries so they don't take up space or get accidentally modified. Just FYI for the future.


You mean turtle.roe? That is my current one. I have two, but one I can't remember the password I used. And of course, Skype doesn't let you change it (or at least at the time).


Because if people are using html to get their servers noticed they don't deserve to be on the list in my opinion.


People may just like using angled brackets, not necessarily for HTML.


A version of "*" seems to mean the latest version.


Your commit name "clone" is not describing what you are doing.  Make sure every commit message is clear and easy to understand.


Commit description need to be clear and understandable


should be

```py
flash('Device {} not found'.format(id))
```

(bracket placement)
(probably)


I'm not getting it @Swapnil133609 if you can elaborate more then it might help me..

And i think that issue of botloop like situation is still there... after setting 598 MHz.
Its also present in Zeus 4.5 ( don't know why).

I think that something is messed up.

So we better take help from a senior dev like @varunchitre15.

So if anyone can contact him and discuss about what may have gone wrong then it would be very very helpfull.


Good catch! I'm on holidays for few weeks so won't have a chance to fix this before the end of the month


Naming convention- Macro: All Capital.    Contant: use prefix k.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4058235/how-to-name-a-constant-in-objective-c


In which case, it might be a good idea for you to delete your fork :)


SE uses Microsoft's .NET regex engine. See [_MSDN - Regular Expression Language_](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/az24scfc%28v=vs.110%29.aspx) and [_MSDN - Details of Regular Expression Behavior_](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/e347654k%28v=vs.110%29.aspx).

The syntax of regular expressions can easily be verified in [powershell](https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh857343.aspx). For example, the statement `$re = [regex]'^(\d{1,3}+\.\d{1,3}+\.\d{1,3}+\.\d{1,3}+).*'` (the equivalent of `var re = new Regex(@"^(\d{1,3}+\.\d{1,3}+\.\d{1,3}+\.\d{1,3}+).*");`) will throw an exception.


Remove the indent on line 4


Also.. The fuck is this..  Are you giving the whole station a heart attack?!


I'm sorry, I don't know what I thought, maybe the heatwave outside made my brain spin. :)
You are totally right! :+1:
I'll revert my original one and pick your version since Daniel also picked it and then it is in line.
Sorry for wasting your time.


Wait... I'll help you tomorrow.. The code wasn't showing up on mobile all the way..


Email alerts are fun.


the function provided here will (potentially) receive two arguments. one is "args" which is some kind of an object with two interesting methods: "directReply" and "reply" which you can call with a string message to send out in chat. Or call the callback with the result. check if callback is callable or not, then fallback to args.(direct)reply.


abc


Why do you ignore cancelled? If you are logging chat wouldn't you want to only log what gets sent?

Even if you do want to log what gets cancelled, maybe some indication in the logs that it was a cancelled event would be best.


why is this in a timeout? we don't want to have this executed everytime a command is parsed.


NB: this change removes leading spaces. How did they get there?


so this function will take another argument, a callback.


prepare whatever output you want here. when it is ready, do this:

```javascript
if (cb && cb.call) { // make sure cb is callable
    cb ( /* your output to send here */);
}

else {
    args.directReply(/* your output here */);
}
```


this can be entirely removed now


jkjkjkj

robin


Good catch!


Pinging @Resseguie . I'll try and dive in but I think you have a better idea what needs to be tested here.


Hmm, it doesn't actually work for me though - there is something funny with the GeoJSON projection. Any ideas?


For evaluation, do _not_ use `babel.run` since that will evaluate code in the window context, which is terribly unsafe. compile the code with babel, then pass it to `bot.prettyEval`. it will look like this:

```
var es5code = babel.compile('user code here');
bot.prettyEval(es5code, function (ret) {
    if (cb && cb.call) { cb (ret); }
    else { args.directReply(ret); }
};
```


This still uninstalled existing settings if the install was a previous version.


`n` は定義されていないので `resp_size` にしないといけません．83行目も同様．


I think just one line is sufficient for me. Also, the address shown after my name has little meaning; can be be replaced with mjldehoon@yahoo.com, or removed?


ok, I think it's necessary to rewrite it.


`caps` が `None` のとき (例えば `caps` が入力されていないとき) はここでエラーになります．代わりに `indptr` を (適切に) 使います．


This fix is for the issue #3. "#1" in the commit message is wrong.


mutexはロック対象の変数と一緒にグルーピングするかのように配置されることが多い


boolは省略したらfalseだが、念のため書いておいた


@jyemin according to JIRA this one was supposed to ship in 3.0.2 but it doesn't appear it has. Did it get removed from the release for some reason or was this just an oversight?

https://jira.mongodb.org/browse/JAVA-1804


送信は別のgoroutineで、この段階では送信完了が確実ではないので消さない


That line as such does not make any sense. I'm trying to get an idea of what I really meant to write there.


送信のgoroutineを起動するのは、関数が長くなるので別関数にした


送信中かどうかのフラグをロック中で獲得し、すでにgoroutineが起動しているかどうかの判定をしている


よくできました．

(ちなみに，最後に `resp_matched` を sort する必要はありません．)


@mofodojodino I did some more test and found out there is problem in linux , that was problem with rapddy laravel and we are going to push the fix in few hours .

Please check and if you have the problem please send us the error log


writingがfalseということは、goroutineが起動していないので起動する


Well; it suggests CRS84 in the header (lon, lat) instead of EPSG:4326; but its still not right looking/a bunch of lat/lon pairs. QGIS loads it up as a bunch of polygons OK; but yeah.

Let's just add comments on data.gov.au pointing 'em at geojsonlint and see where we get to :)


書き込まれたデータを取得する。f.pendingにnilを入れて参照を切ることで、送信中にデータが追記されてしまうことを防ぐ。書き込み側は別のバッファにデータを書いていくことになる。


writingをfalseにすることで、次のgoroutineが起動可能にしておく


エラーが発生したら次回の送信のためにデータを先頭に戻す必要がある。送信失敗したデータを前にして、書き込まれたf.pendingを後ろにappendする。


リミットに達していたらデータを捨てる


You show up with each of those emails in the the gitlogs (which we can not change).  Each of these lines remaps one name/email combination to your yahoo.com address.


remove, don't comment-out. it's GitHub's job to do version control, not the code's :wink:


Looking it over, the if/else from lines 2316 to 2319 is unnecessary. I will correct that tomorrow.


could be renamed to just `IsSelected`.


Same here, could be renamed to just `IsSelected`.


Hitting a null-ref on libraryRange.VersionRange for Microsoft.VisualBasic.  Perhaps due to the way you treat frameworkAssemblies?


Hi @frisi,

my use-case was to make collective.megaphone work with embedded forms. I wanted to be able to embed the form from third party website and the default PFG behavior did not work properly, because the Thank you page was not displayed in embedded mode.
I was trying to not break current behavior of PFG, of course, but apparently failed :(

See my commit to [megaphone](https://github.com/naro/collective.megaphone/commits/master)

I will try to look at it in combination with raptus.article as soon as possible but please let me know if you find any solution.


is this line necessary?
the next line is a normal assignment, not an `|=`


Oops


OK, then let's just leave it as is.


The line is_crypt.min_length = 0  was already there so this is not a change of behavior.


如果分支总数超过了26个，可用的人名数量就不够啊


This might be `listEncodings`.


完成したら，作業ブランチ (`many-to-one`) を `master` ブランチにマージしてください．

[test_matching.py](https://github.com/oyamad/matching/blob/035ca753748f9358fe365f0a3c58c14508d89e1f/test_matching.py) も新しいバージョンに入れかえて，それが通るようにしましょう．


I see new, had problems with that opcode last time too. Have you checked actual mset is working with that code?


# Esta é uma tag <h1>
## Este é um <h2> tag
###### Este é um <h6> tag

* Este texto será itálico *
_Isso Também será italic_

** Este texto vai ser ousado **
__This Também será bold__

* Você pode ** ** combiná-los *

* Item 1
* Item 2
  * Item 2a
  * 2b item

1. Item 1
2. O artigo 2
3. O artigo 3
   * O artigo 3.º-
   * 3b item

http://github.com - automático!
[GitHub] (http://github.com)

Como Kanye West disse:

> Nós estamos vivendo o futuro de forma
> O presente é o nosso passado.

Eu acho que você deve usar um
`` Elemento <addr> aqui em vez.

`` `Javascript
função fancyAlert (arg) {
  if (arg) {
    $ .facebox ({Div: '# foo'})
  }
}
`` `


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