> In addition to being unwanted behavior, File Virtualization causes
> dramatic slowdowns in Git (see for instance
> http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/issues/detail?id=320).

There are some timings in comments on issue 320: https://web.archive.org/web/20130725013416/http://code.google.com/p/msysgit/issues/detail?id=320

Can't get exact timings just now, but from past experience with UAC file virtualisation on it would take many minutes to change branch in a 2GB repo with many thousands of small files. Turning it off (by stopping the luafv service) dropped that to less than half a minute. That should be equivalent to the change made by adding this manifest.


No more build script for Gaia !!! XDD


There a word missing.


Sorry about the new line - I think the GitHub editor added that in.


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Давай return jdbc.query() разобьем на 2 строки - в первой получим список букетов, а во второй вернем его:
List<Flower> listOfAllFlowers = jdbc.query(...);
return listOfAllFlowers;


I recently excluded insignificant params from being generated by `to_str_params` and looks like I forgot to modify `from_str_params` accordingly. So your fix makes sense.

However, I'm not sure if you need `or` in your condition. If a `param` is insignificant, then it shouldn't be in `params_str` anyway.


l changed it.
The chemistry mod, l think, disabled the switching station for some machines, this isn't longer necessary, is it?


Слетела кодировка


Thank you for contribution. We are currently preparing a separate repository with extracted and rewritten core Peerio code, your patch will be a part of it.


We are using ```interpolate()``` to calculate ```predictedArrivalInterval``` and ```predictedDepartureInterval``` then we send these data to client. And, when I look at the OBA Android codes, I couldn't find any place that uses ```predictedArrivalInterval``` and ```predictedDepartureInterval```.


Думаю, нужно переименовать эту функцию. Например, в getAllFlowers()
А то непонятно, какие именно цветы она возвращает - все или какую-то выборку.


@kyon0304 fixed in e829550a9a594b22cfc073445ed8ebf6bb24b956


ありがとうございます。


Students/Huruiala V. Vasile Alexandru/eclipse/assignment2/assignment2.1/src/mainpack/Polynomial.java

What good is having this function here? it is in no way related to the current instance of the class (you're not accessing any of its fields) and it's static. There are 2 solutions:
1) move all these computing methods in a separate file (`Functions`)
2) simply make it public, and skip the second parameter, simply leaving one. You will then perform the add operation on the current instance of the variable and the second polynomial which is passed as a parameter


Yep, it's good. merging


I don't think you want the sandbox to point to the PCG path.


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Давай как-то без возврата boolean значения. А то так не рекомендуют. Может как-то исключение бросить, если не получилось создать цветок.


Got a problem? Or is extra whitespace suddenly forbidden in Python scripts?


Hum, but is it strictly needed for the shutdown hook approach?


Yes. There are methods that accept either the byte[] codec or the connection point but not both.


@Ekrow surprise surprise, goobergaters are coming out of the woodwork to DEFEND THEIR FREEZE PEACH

this whole "BUT CENSORSHIP!!!" garbage is such a epidemic of stupid.


Transformime should be a regular dependency by the way

npm install --save transformime


Don't you need to use the delimiter in here?


Нужно переименовать функцию setOffersDao. Это из какого-то туториала осталось?


Oh, right. NVM...


@Furyhunter care to explain why without resorting to ad-hominem?


Same about the code duplication here.


I hate you~


You can call `notify()` from any thread (it is thread-safe) and it will fire the callback on the thread that owns the `loop` you used for creating the `Request`. I would just save the copy constructor by doing:

```c++
std::unique<Response> res(new Response);

if (aData) {
    res->status = Response::Status::Successful;
    res->data = { const_cast<const char*>(aData.bytes), aData.length };
}

req->notify(std::move(res));
```


OMG,i've applied it and build mokee for my device ...


I thought it'd create a sandbox in pcg-random directory. Should I write just the following?
`cabal sandbox --init .`


done


These are the default sorting options for a table-sorting plugin I'm using. [[3,0][5,0]] means sort on columns 3 and 5, descending. The second digit in each tuple is jut a binary option for ascending or descending sort. So, practically, this means when you load the Cart page, the table with your cart contents is sorted first by composer and then by type.


This is just the exact same code as in Laravel, I didn't touch it


thanks, I thing that I got it.


This just reminded me of a trick I came up with but never documented that you might be interested in: generating a warning when a return value isn't used.

It was something like:

```pawn
MyFunc_(playerid)
{
    return 42;
}
#define MyFunc(%0) (I@=MyFunc_(%0)),I@
```

Then doing:

```pawn
main()
{
    MyFunc(11);
}
```

Would give an "expression has no effect" warning, because the last visible effect is just "I@", not a function call.  IIRC (but may be wrong - play with it), putting brackets around the whole expression is obviously the best for precedence etc, but breaks the warning.  Also "I@" is just a free global temporary from YSI used for situations like this, but can be anything else.


What if you for example say "*Sigh* Fine. Stay Close" She will still say "Monsters? ......", why would she suddenly talk about monsters if the player didn't mention it


getCurrent() - непонятное название. Давай перепишем, чтобы ясно было, что именно делает эта функция.


If somebody /msgtoggled, all messages send to him won't be send.


@vibhavp because the "free speech" argument is a dogwhistle for people to act like they are entitled to say awful crap on the Internet. no, sorry, you aren't entitled to anything here, GitHub can do whatever the hell they want to police stuff on their site, you agreed to this when you registered your account.


Good catch, thanks :+1:


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Lets just acknowledge that I remembered the triple equal on 103 and 91. I'm getting to a 50% hit rate.


delete this sub later, I will just use css for it


I guess part of the question is, how do I currently configure it.  The availability would definitely be of value and I suspect that the history functionality would be more useful than I would think


delete these changes as well.


30/07/2015 16:23:45


@Furyhunter Yes, they can. But that is obvious. Question is whether they *should*.


Since the fail callback is empty, could we remove fail from the chain?


30/07/2015 16:24:20


@Furyhunter In that case, why did GitHub choose this particular [set of] repositories to make an example of? @Ekrow was pointing out that there are repositories out there that have content much worse than having "retard" in the description, and none of those have been policed in the same way.


merge it


yep, ConnectNode itself doesn't cause any lock issues, it just slows down GUI but lock is somewhere else imo


Thanks. I'm working on the test right now...


1: M111 unrecognized component name: utils


Maybe `TasksTreeVisitor` is better as a name for this class?


@metaron-uk
Here is the commit that implements the handling of the 2 new attributes from https://github.com/metaron-uk/xbmc/commit/12415b853ba8758bf2530a5f16297907dc3a3c7c

Ive done some testing and this seems OK to me.

Not sure if you wanted to cherry pick this off to your own PR or would you like me to do something else with this (send a pull request/branch to your repo etc)?


I am going to change all the 'tmp' password files to be tmp-pw-xxx.dic so that we can simply add one line and be done with it.


>no newline at end of file

You're _missing_ whitespace.


Wouldn't a general `swap` function be more explicit? It's the kind of utility function that gts reused easily, so having one might be worth it.


Interesting fix. Are you going to submit a pull request upstream?


That makes sense to me.  Could you please check OBA iOS code to see if ```predictedArrivalInterval``` or ```predictedDepartureInterval``` are used anywhere?

I think these fields would be used if we wanted to show the user about how long in between arrivals based on real-time data.

For example, if you load USF Bull Runner data into OBA, then I believe ```predictedArrivalInterval``` and ```predictedDepartureInterval``` should be populated.  Based on the GTFS data, we know that the Bull Runner should be stopping at stops every 15 minutes (or whatever this value actually is for the Bull Runner).  But, with the real-time data, we can estimate that the bus is actually visiting stops around every 17 minutes.  But, OBA mobile apps only show how long its going to be until the bus arrives at the stop you're standing at, not generally how long it is between the bus visiting stops.

So, I think we may want to keep these as `EInRangeStrategy.INTERPOLATE`, not `EInRangeStrategy.PREVIOUS_VALUE`.  In the above case, I think we want a numeric interpolation of the existing deviation values, not just a propagation of an upstream value.  AFAIK GTFS/GTFS-rt doesn't have any guidance for calculating this type of "real-time frequency", if I understand what the code is doing here correctly.


不要搞个customClose，onClose 实现参考 https://github.com/ant-design/ant-design/blob/f97fa9d1466c64a903adbe23678b8b8297ab3a81/components/modal/confirm.jsx#L18

整个组件实现参考 message

要和整体保持一致


This chrome crashes for me at start. Any of the others @opengapps/general experiencing this issue too?

```
I/Timeline( 3917): Timeline: Activity_launch_request id:com.android.chrome time:5081111
I/ActivityManager( 2402): START u0 {act=android.intent.action.MAIN cat=[android.intent.category.LAUNCHER] flg=0x10200000 cmp=com.android.chrome/com.google.android.apps.chrome.Main bnds=[565,1118][699,1286] (has extras)} from uid 10023 on display 0
V/WindowManager( 2402): addAppToken: AppWindowToken{1334a62e token=Token{770a9 ActivityRecord{1bf33c30 u0 com.android.chrome/com.google.android.apps.chrome.Main t2054}}} to stack=1 task=2054 at 0
I/ActivityManager( 2402): START u0 {act=android.intent.action.VIEW dat=document://2044?chrome-native://newtab/ flg=0x10182000 cmp=com.android.chrome/org.chromium.chrome.browser.document.DocumentActivity} from uid 10030 on display 0
V/WindowManager( 2402): addAppToken: AppWindowToken{321b8be1 token=Token{e566148 ActivityRecord{2ce11feb u0 com.android.chrome/org.chromium.chrome.browser.document.DocumentActivity t2044}}} to stack=1 task=2044 at 0
E/TabState( 9589): Failed to restore tab state for tab: /data/data/com.android.chrome/app_ChromeDocumentActivity/tab2044
W/ResourceType( 9589): Failure getting entry for 0x7f040053 (t=3 e=83) (error -75)
W/LibraryLoader( 9589): Suppressed load from APK support check on this device
I/LibraryLoader( 9589): Loading chrome using unpack library fallback from within /system/app/Chrome/Chrome.apk
I/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): Deleting obsolete libraries in /data/data/com.android.chrome/app_fallback
I/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): Opening zip file /system/app/Chrome/Chrome.apk
D/OpenGLRenderer( 9589): Use EGL_SWAP_BEHAVIOR_PRESERVED: true
I/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): Unpacking lib/armeabi-v7a/crazy.libchrome.so to /data/data/com.android.chrome/app_fallback/libchrome.so
I/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): File /data/data/com.android.chrome/app_fallback/libchrome.so does not exist yet
D/Atlas   ( 9589): Validating map...
V/WindowManager( 2402): Based on layer: Adding window Window{1133392 u0 com.android.chrome/org.chromium.chrome.browser.document.DocumentActivity} at 6 of 9
E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): Unable to load fallback for library chrome (Attempt to invoke virtual method 'java.lang.String java.util.zip.ZipEntry.getName()' on a null object reference)
E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke virtual method 'java.lang.String java.util.zip.ZipEntry.getName()' on a null object reference
E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): 	at java.util.zip.ZipFile.getInputStream(ZipFile.java:288)
E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): 	at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoaderHelper.unpackLibraryFromZipFile(LibraryLoaderHelper.java:229)
E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): 	at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoaderHelper.unpackLibraries(LibraryLoaderHelper.java:166)
E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): 	at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoaderHelper.buildFallbackLibrary(LibraryLoaderHelper.java:107)
E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): 	at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoader.loadAlreadyLocked(LibraryLoader.java:305)
E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): 	at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoader.ensureInitialized(LibraryLoader.java:143)
E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): 	at org.chromium.chrome.browser.init.NativeInitializationController$1.run(NativeInitializationController.java:83)
E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): Unable to load native library.
E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): org.chromium.base.library_loader.ProcessInitException
E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): 	at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoader.loadAlreadyLocked(LibraryLoader.java:357)
E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): 	at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoader.ensureInitialized(LibraryLoader.java:143)
E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): 	at org.chromium.chrome.browser.init.NativeInitializationController$1.run(NativeInitializationController.java:83)
E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): Caused by: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Unable to load fallback for library chrome (Attempt to invoke virtual method 'java.lang.String java.util.zip.ZipEntry.getName()' on a null object reference)
E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): 	at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoaderHelper.buildFallbackLibrary(LibraryLoaderHelper.java:114)
E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): 	at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoader.loadAlreadyLocked(LibraryLoader.java:305)
E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): 	... 2 more
```


It scares me how many people on here who seems to think that github is this really vital super service for all developers... kind of like being kicked of github would mean that you loose all ways of distributing your source code.

GitHub has all right to police their services and put up policies for what people are allowed to use it for. It's totally unsustainable for any service online to not police the user created content in one way or another.

In essence: If you do not agree with the actions taken by github (which is literally a HUB where you can choose to upload your GIT repos to for easier distribution ((I'm not counting silly things like Golang using github as a default base source... that's just stupid from scratch))) then DO NOT put things on github!


@sethlyons +1


You might need to insert a comma in here if I'm getting the meaning of the sentence correctly. Did you mean "With gluing the Native-to-JavaScript and JavaScript-toNative flow of changes, the `value` property is completely ready for data-binding and calling the Bindable.bind method on the widget will work as expected, both in one-way and two-way cases.


@joepie91 Even though the points you mentioned are right, I still wouldn't go as far as calling GitHub a monopoly (at least in the present state). It is the most popular site for software collaboration out there, but there are still quite a number of projects (some popular ones among them) which are hosted outside of GitHub (or only mirrored to GitHub) and there still are many SVN-based projects on sites like SourceForge (lol Adware), even though active projects there seem likely to move over to services like GitHub (that's why I think it isn't monopoly right now, but it could be one due to the effect you mentioned). The huge community is what makes GitHub the most viable option right now and I guess centralization is the reason why GitHub became so popular.

>And I reiterate - I do not believe that GitHub should be censoring anything beyond what is legally required. Their commercial reputation is not relevant to that. They shouldn't have attempted to monopolize the developer ecosystem, if they didn't want the social responsibility that comes along with it. You can't have your cake and eat it too.
Well, commercial reputation is important to grow as a company, since GitHub needs a way to get customers and earn money. Leaving everything as it is (except stuff they are legally required to remove) doesn't really represent social responsibility, since it attracts trolling and turning the community to shit. This hurts their representation as a business, so they try to tackle it.

Trying to insist on free speech is good for a community orientated site, but it may hurt a business's reprensentation and therefore doesn't have to be good for a business.

@RevanProdigalKnight It seems to be the work of a single guy or a small part of GitHub's support team after the original repo got reported by someone instead of a anti-harassment campaign or something like that.


Why do we fucking repeat the same arguments / fallacies over and over.


@jmendeth ADD?


Awesome!


현재는 report를 위한 프론트엔드 코드는 제대로 동작하지 않습니다. 이 부분은 추후에 수정하도록 할 예정입니다.


This case will fail if a vcenter has a valid certificate, since the default trust manager performs normal certificate verification against the JDK's default CA certs.


@LudwikJaniuk @TamaHobbit Hey guys, thanks for all the help. I just changed the sounds and added notifications for when DevKeyboard is enabled and disabled. If you want, you can download the file now and run it. Tell me what you think.


@Furyhunter Sure, private organizations can do whatever they want. But then, you shouldn't be having a problem with Sourceforge bundling adware with their downloads, because They're A Private Company And Can Do Whatever They Want.

It is normal to expect GitHub to NOT do this, even though they're private. You wouldn't expect Wallmart kicking you out because you wore a shirt with "retard" on it, even though they are in their full rights to do so, then why treat GitHub differently?


This line is causing error: undefined reference to 'blkid_get_tag_value'


Do you mean to silently swallow this exception?  Or at least print it for debugging?


Yeah, he has similar tests that require a vcenter without a valid cert. Maybe i can update the javadoc?


well the way I look at it, they improve readability. But, if you think some of them should be removed, plz point them specifically.


@kyon0304 因为一开始就 create 了呀 。这里 create canvas 需要知道 book 内容之后


thank you, I did not like that comma either


sure


Только заметил, что @Autowired стоит возле приватного поля. Я думал, Spring может инициализировать приватные поля только через конструктор/setter...


woops, good catch didnt mean that


A sanity check might be good here...if (trustAllSSL && trustManager !=null) is an invalid state


唔, 似乎应该是 `this.get('pageTotal')`


@kyon0304 后面改了。你可以点 pr 里头的 file changed 看


@vibhavp it's kind of a big difference if someone puts your equipment and security at risk and them just going "nope" when you want to use their platform to use offensive terminology.


this should close #131


ok maybe some kind of precondition? throw an exception if this is true?


30/07/2015 16:36:41


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (743 of 743 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) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-7.11%25-green.svg)


We removed  :+1:


30/07/2015 16:37:03


У нас по два файла dao-context.xml и service-context.xml - одни в папке config, а другие в WebContent/WEB-INF. Можем удалить те, что в config?


I disagree; the deployment process in general requires invoking the type compiler in order that the proper default URLs be embedded into the client modules so that clean installs work properly (particularly in the standalone releases). It should be invoked at deployment time.


Hi @chapmanb Sorry for answering only now. The minimum fraction that can be specified is both valid for the normal sample and the tumor sample? or is it for MuTect, as I was assuming that the `minimum_mutation_cell_fraction` parameter is specific to the tumor-sample, do you know?. If it will affect for both samples, then everything is working as expected.


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Summary: Tests passed: 396, ignored: 3 Build time: 00:02:49


You can try 374210a, if you think it's due to nvidia.


awesome, thanks jonas!


Good to know! If you ever get a chance to measure the time exactly, I would really like that (ATM I am not working on huge repositories, so I have no way to test, really).


@KoFish "Well, they're a private business, and can do whatever they want. If you don't like it, you're free to not use Sourceforge."


ReadVarsSmallDiffTest (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1775 of 1777 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.89%25-yellow.svg)


Me parece bien. Después tenemos que reparar el footer para mobile. Pero nos estaba faltando el viejo y querido irc.


Might be better to keep this in a separate branch no?


This is a memory leak. free_and_strdup() does not free "s" on failure, thus it will be leaked here.


@kyon0304 ef6f7976a26bd1bc7fa82dae4135959c78dc42db 发现还有几个地方没改


@regeciovad @cibo94 @auchytil @Shootervm @PavolVican @FLuptak @LukasSlouka : beware this commit made a lot of changes in files. Also 0d3e429 changed spec API. You'd better rebase ASAP to avoid merge conflicts.


can i ask how do i dump these eq_data? thank you


ага, понял.


@rsyring please file an upstream issue at https://bugs.python.org/


Yeah, that'd work, so at least if someone runs into it they'll know why.

On 07/30/2015 09:31 AM, Scott wrote:
>
> Yeah, he has similar tests that require a vcenter without a valid
> cert. Maybe i can update the javadoc?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/scottmlaplante/yavijava/commit/58c3ec2dc25221fc8ad1b70f63234c693eee1d21#commitcomment-12443692>.
>


The `.. else { }` clause caused `rlwrap` to fail with a negative --history-size when there was no history file. This is clearly not reasonable, so the clause has been removed.


Что делает эта строка?


Yeah...though probably not using Preconditions to avoid the additional
dependency.  Probably throw an exception, or at least log something.

On 07/30/2015 09:36 AM, Scott wrote:
>
> ok maybe some kind of precondition? throw an exception if this is true?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/scottmlaplante/yavijava/commit/58c3ec2dc25221fc8ad1b70f63234c693eee1d21#commitcomment-12443807>.
>


That was fast.


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30/07/2015 16:42:19


I had a terminal tab already open in `~/git/nikola-site`, was really easy and fast to get there.


I think this will force everything to be the latest build.


I have a commit waiting for this on my laptop. ;-)


Should not be this change reflected also in wildfly-undertow_3_0.xsd schema and its basic-auth element? https://github.com/wildfly/wildfly/blob/master/undertow/src/main/resources/schema/wildfly-undertow_3_0.xsd


We can probably use the _version instead?


I'll add a check for "field == NULL"


I prefer saving the preliminary output in the task description, rather than creating transformed tasks hash for validation.


Thank you! :+1:


too  complex to understand


Interesting idea ... actually it might as well be the final outcome could be very similar to that. What about moving this back onto the *main* issue, so not to mess up the review here and be able to find the discussion back again? In the mean time, I think this [Context#Exercise](https://github.com/mattflo/NSpec/blob/90dbe65b07ec0d4e9388541ebc0e93e17d32b3f2/NSpec/Domain/Context.cs#L149) method in actual code seems the closest thing to what your imaging.


Your change doesn't address stagings which are pending.


@josejuansanchez  src/__init__.py should be not removed. `src' is also a Python package . This is used to import modules in  tests inside test folder.


This disables account subscriptions, why?


ok


I believe this example makes three...


So, nothing will work now without root rights - great
Why are this changes necessary?


This line is causing error: cannot find symbol
import org.codeaurora.Performance;


fijate @dpaez , corregi el footer ;)


This line is causing error: cannot find symbol
    private Performance mPerf = new Performance();


30/07/2015 16:47:40


Why not just `new ProfileCredentialsProvider("default")` in the test code? you can use a special testing profile instead of default, but it doesn't make sense to generate some code, while still setting credentials provider trough sbt config..


@vibhavp Yeah, the main difference is that Sourceforge in that case should be held accountable for the damage they've done.... kind of like if you would be giving cookies with heroin in it to your neighbors without mentioning the heorin. On the other hand you are allowed to kick your neighbors out of your house if they start shouting things you do not agree with. I don't see how this is a difficult concept to grasp...

And just to be super clear (in case you or anyone think you are being clever by pointing something like this out): A private company aren't allowed to murder people either... I would assume that this goes without saying but obviously not...


This version was not published.


1. I don't even know what goes on there with the rebase...I haven't studied it yet as I had on my todo list. I know you have pointed out it is better.

2. This bit of code is if the user has set a WORKING_DIR environment variable. You do the mktemp if it doesn't exist, which is good. But I "export WORKING_DIR ~/working". When I ran this script with it not existing, it complained there were no X's in the string. That is why I just said make the given directory and all parent directories  if it doesn't exit.


Good point. Thx.


what is this delay loop for?


I thought that $(shell) was the portable solution to deal with it, but I guess i misinterpreted it.
Should we make gnu-make a requirement to build Elixir then?


Mean update to 5.1.0...


Some of us started using it. It's not a rocket science, just helps generating weird combination of parameters. Kind of fuzzing for tests.


Can you assign them to a variable to make that clearer?


> @neappx: Well, commercial reputation is important to grow as a company, since GitHub needs a way to get customers and earn money. Leaving everything as it is (except stuff they are legally required to remove) doesn't really represent social responsibility, since it attracts trolling and turning the community to shit. This hurts their representation as a business, so they try to tackle it.

> Trying to insist on free speech is good for a community orientated site, but it may hurt a business's reprensentation and therefore doesn't have to be good for a business.

There are a number of problems with this reasoning:

1. I don't care about what is "best for their business", nor should anybody else. Their business is *their* problem, and is in no way a justification for behaving unethically. The argument I am making is an ethical argument, and if they choose to engage in a business that (supposedly, according to your reasoning) requires one to behave unethically, then the responsibility for choosing to do so lies entirely with them.
2. GitHub is *not* a cohesive community, so the "turning the community to shit" argument doesn't apply. GitHub is a platform/service where each can create their own repositories, which is effectively an insulated island - there's virtually no cross-repository interaction. This also means that 'toxic' behaviour (by some person's judgment) doesn't 'spread' to other repositories, unless the participants actively choose to do so. This means GitHub has no business deciding what a repository can and cannot maintain - gardening the community around a repository is the responsibility of the maintainers, and the maintainers alone.
3. Earning money is GitHub's problem, not ours. *They* chose to operate GitHub in a commercial manner. This, again, does not in any way excuse unethical behaviour, nor does it absolve them from responsibility.

The "but it's a business" card is all too easily pulled; it has no relevance in an ethical discussion, as it doesn't change the social consequences of the decisions made. If something is unethical, it's unethical.


The point is to control execution of tests from SBT not source code of tests. The persons that do not have AWS credentials will able to compile and and run not AWS specific tests.


Well the sandbox is for the whole project, not just PCG.  When you call `cabal sandbox init --sandbox $x` it creates the sandbox in the local folder `./`, but puts the data in `$x`.  The default for `$x` is `.cabal-sandbox` I think.


Le 7/30/15 3:25 PM, Igor Krivenko a écrit :
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> Thanks. I'm working on the test right now...
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Good, I am online working on the lib until 4p30, let me know if you have
pbs...

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Yeh. Shame about the code duplication in laravel then, lol.


I agree with @ihrwein .
My suggestions for the two functions would:
* `set_timezone`
* mybe `apply_timezone`


Me parece bien, tendriamos que crearlo para incorporarlo y evitar asi el "sendPacket" de l2j.


That time was the lack of use of thumb2 instructions, but the issue should be visible on all devices.


I some how decided from documentation that each package (aka directory with .cabal file) needs it's own sandbox. Since now everything works I was wrong.


Thanks for spotting. Now fixed in 8e542fc.


@KoFish I'm relatively sure that you can't kick your neighbors out of _their_ house for saying things that _you_ don't like.


@halindrome This change introduces three dozen or so more warnings on the [WebDriver specification](https://w3c.github.io/webdriver/webdriver-spec.html).

One of the issues with `<dfn lt="foo|bar">`, which otherwise seem like a positive change, is that `lt` is an invalid HTML attribute.  We pass our specification through https://validator.nu [using a script](https://github.com/w3c/webdriver/blob/master/validate) to validate it as part of our pull request testing step, and this will cause a lot of noise for us.

I’d also like to make the argument that I see use cases for keeping `<a title="foo">bar</a>`.  In the following example `title` is used to create a link to the _session id_ definition, but since the variable also has the same name it’s odd to say “with session id session id”.  Therefore we shorten it to just _id_, because out of the context it is obvious what it refers to:

Otherwise, let the current session be the session
     with id <var>session id</var>.


Have a look again over the JavaDocs. I found at least one misspelling of "give".


https://github.com/stoeffel/chickencurry/commit/dc06b5ee999bda9cd310d74f89e2ef7e86f5c7a2#commitcomment-12428832

This should have been `({_}) => …`. I renamed the internal `_` to `placeholder` to make things clear.


this is the important line, so we don't force a synchronous render anymore


Mmmm... habria una forma mejor o al menos más compacta para esto? Hay que pensar que ahora tengo que cambiar todos los mensajes y añadirlo. Cuanto más compacto mejor ^^


Es como utiliza el "sendPacket" l2j, para la lectura del npc supongo.


@KoFish
> A private company aren't allowed to murder people either... I would assume that this goes without saying but obviously not.

https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/strawman


Fixes #11.


End of the <body> tag.


30/07/2015 16:55:49


E os testes? Tem?


He is still working on it and trying not to break anything only provide a second object that can be used in parallel.. you might need to undo it if you need to test something..


The reason why some files are completely replaced is that I switch from windows line breaks back to linux linebreaks.


state=latest and use of a version number are mutually exclusive I believe:

```
failed: [default] => (item=python-software-properties,tsuru-server=0.11.2-3~trusty1,tsuru-admin=0.10.0-0~trusty1,tsuru-client=0.16.0-0~trusty1) => {"failed": true, "item": "python-software-properties,tsuru-server=0.11.2-3~trusty1,tsuru-admin=0.10.0-0~trusty1,tsuru-client=0.16.0-0~trusty1"}
msg: version number inconsistent with state=latest: tsuru-server=0.11.2-3~trusty1
```


The FXMLController get from the FXMLItem will have a null model due to the following method:

```java
    private FXMLComponent buildFXMLComponent(final FXML fxmlParam) {
        return FXMLUtils.loadFXML(null, fxmlParam.getFxmlPath() + FXML.FXML_EXT, fxmlParam.getBundlePath());
    }
```

Maybe we could add in AbstractFXMLObjectModel :

```java
if (getFXMLItem() != null) {
    this.fxmlComponent = getFXMLItem().get();
    this.fxmlComponent.getController().setModel(this);
 } else if (getFXMLPath() != null) {
    this.fxmlComponent = FXMLUtils.loadFXML(this, getFXMLPath(), getFXMLBundlePath());
 }
```


will let you know in an about an hour when it's done flashing / optimizing

On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 8:27 AM, mfonville <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> This chrome crashes for me at start. Any of the others @opengapps/general
> <https://github.com/orgs/opengapps/teams/general> experiencing this issue
> too?
>
> I/Timeline( 3917): Timeline: Activity_launch_request id:com.android.chrome time:5081111
> I/ActivityManager( 2402): START u0 {act=android.intent.action.MAIN cat=[android.intent.category.LAUNCHER] flg=0x10200000 cmp=com.android.chrome/com.google.android.apps.chrome.Main bnds=[565,1118][699,1286] (has extras)} from uid 10023 on display 0
> V/WindowManager( 2402): addAppToken: AppWindowToken{1334a62e token=Token{770a9 ActivityRecord{1bf33c30 u0 com.android.chrome/com.google.android.apps.chrome.Main t2054}}} to stack=1 task=2054 at 0
> I/ActivityManager( 2402): START u0 {act=android.intent.action.VIEW dat=document://2044?chrome-native://newtab/ flg=0x10182000 cmp=com.android.chrome/org.chromium.chrome.browser.document.DocumentActivity} from uid 10030 on display 0
> V/WindowManager( 2402): addAppToken: AppWindowToken{321b8be1 token=Token{e566148 ActivityRecord{2ce11feb u0 com.android.chrome/org.chromium.chrome.browser.document.DocumentActivity t2044}}} to stack=1 task=2044 at 0
> E/TabState( 9589): Failed to restore tab state for tab: /data/data/com.android.chrome/app_ChromeDocumentActivity/tab2044
> W/ResourceType( 9589): Failure getting entry for 0x7f040053 (t=3 e=83) (error -75)
> W/LibraryLoader( 9589): Suppressed load from APK support check on this device
> I/LibraryLoader( 9589): Loading chrome using unpack library fallback from within /system/app/Chrome/Chrome.apk
> I/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): Deleting obsolete libraries in /data/data/com.android.chrome/app_fallback
> I/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): Opening zip file /system/app/Chrome/Chrome.apk
> D/OpenGLRenderer( 9589): Use EGL_SWAP_BEHAVIOR_PRESERVED: true
> I/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): Unpacking lib/armeabi-v7a/crazy.libchrome.so to /data/data/com.android.chrome/app_fallback/libchrome.so
> I/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): File /data/data/com.android.chrome/app_fallback/libchrome.so does not exist yet
> D/Atlas   ( 9589): Validating map...
> V/WindowManager( 2402): Based on layer: Adding window Window{1133392 u0 com.android.chrome/org.chromium.chrome.browser.document.DocumentActivity} at 6 of 9
> E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): Unable to load fallback for library chrome (Attempt to invoke virtual method 'java.lang.String java.util.zip.ZipEntry.getName()' on a null object reference)
> E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589): java.lang.NullPointerException: Attempt to invoke virtual method 'java.lang.String java.util.zip.ZipEntry.getName()' on a null object reference
> E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589):   at java.util.zip.ZipFile.getInputStream(ZipFile.java:288)
> E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589):   at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoaderHelper.unpackLibraryFromZipFile(LibraryLoaderHelper.java:229)
> E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589):   at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoaderHelper.unpackLibraries(LibraryLoaderHelper.java:166)
> E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589):   at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoaderHelper.buildFallbackLibrary(LibraryLoaderHelper.java:107)
> E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589):   at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoader.loadAlreadyLocked(LibraryLoader.java:305)
> E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589):   at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoader.ensureInitialized(LibraryLoader.java:143)
> E/LibraryLoaderHelper( 9589):   at org.chromium.chrome.browser.init.NativeInitializationController$1.run(NativeInitializationController.java:83)
> E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): Unable to load native library.
> E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): org.chromium.base.library_loader.ProcessInitException
> E/NativeInitializationController( 9589):    at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoader.loadAlreadyLocked(LibraryLoader.java:357)
> E/NativeInitializationController( 9589):    at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoader.ensureInitialized(LibraryLoader.java:143)
> E/NativeInitializationController( 9589):    at org.chromium.chrome.browser.init.NativeInitializationController$1.run(NativeInitializationController.java:83)
> E/NativeInitializationController( 9589): Caused by: java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError: Unable to load fallback for library chrome (Attempt to invoke virtual method 'java.lang.String java.util.zip.ZipEntry.getName()' on a null object reference)
> E/NativeInitializationController( 9589):    at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoaderHelper.buildFallbackLibrary(LibraryLoaderHelper.java:114)
> E/NativeInitializationController( 9589):    at org.chromium.base.library_loader.LibraryLoader.loadAlreadyLocked(LibraryLoader.java:305)
> E/NativeInitializationController( 9589):    ... 2 more
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Werid indenting. Always 8 spaces please.


maybe a branch would make it easier... He may need to check something in as a code review.


@mulalone - Hi there! :smiley: Welcome to GitHub! :smile:


Yeah, sandboxes can be confusing.  I often end up doing `cabal sandbox exec bash` but I added some lines to my shell config to change the prompt color when in a sandbox to avoid confusion.


Also, no {} for single-line if-blocks. See CODING_STYLE.


The !ext || *ext checks suck. Better to return something consistent that wouldn't require multiple checks.


:+1: thanks.


Why is this gone?


Please don't commit this file.


Nor these formatting changes.


No {} for single-line if blocks, see CODING_STYLE


I don’t see any readability improvement in starting methods at least with newlines. Classes can go either way I guess, but we should have a consistent style for it, and from a quick look the existing style does not have newlines in either.
> On 30-Jul-2015, at 6:32 pm, Mi@N Kh@LiD <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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> well the way I look at it, they improve readability. But, if you think some of them should be removed, plz point them specifically.
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Yes you did.
Le 30 juil. 2015 3:26 PM, "YouniS Bensalah" <notifications@github.com> a
écrit :

> Forgot class card-bg... I'm sorry, @schoewilliam I failed U
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複数人開発の時はこういうの入れないほうがいいと思うよ


@AlessandroGnoatto - Welcome to Github! :smiley:


Ah. good point.  Is that something that I broke with this change?  I don't see that if-check in the old code, so I'm guessing you mean that this is a check we need to add and that the admin forms are currently broken in the sense that they don't display those fields.  I just created #1316 to track that.


Thanks, forgot that.


Note:
基本的に geekdrums は一人だが今回は特別に三人いるので NAMES じゃなくて NAME


なるほど

https://github.com/kawazrepos/Kawaz3rd/search?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=lambdalisue


NAMESだとタプルっぽいので、あくまで文字列しか入れられないという前提でこういう命名にしました


@RevanProdigalKnight Luckily no body is arguing for that either so... pjuh!

@vibhavp It wasn't me who started comparing enforcing content policy with slipping spyware into applications for download!


Should it be better to use this regexp ``'_([0-9]+)$'`` ? What about collections with more than 10 records ?
I get some troubles in that case. Do you want a PR @Soullivaneuh ?


NAMESにするなら、タプルで持てるようにして、joinして出力するみたいにした方が良さそうだけど、不要だと判断したので


Thanks, trying to learn the basics for the moment :-)


:+1: nice solution!


done


ほぅ（笑。ま、言い訳するなら lib のなかは俺一人で作ってるしな。
他はスマンって感じ。消してもOK


:hammer:


@AlessandroGnoatto - Keep going! All the best! :smiley:


to push


Actually, this is something you broke with this change. The point of
putting it in the badge_types block was to only execute it on pages where
the badge type buttons were shown - by moving it out, you undid that.

On Thu, Jul 30, 2015, 10:01 Eli Courtwright <notifications@github.com>
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> see that if-check in the old code, so I'm guessing you mean that this is a
> check we need to add and that the admin forms are currently broken in the
> sense that they don't display those fields. I just created #1316 to track
> that.
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Hi, I would like to add your change to the project,
but I'm not sure if this is the right place for 'include_directories",
why didn't you add this to the "src/core/core.cmake" file?


I feel that sharing the data structure between three objects is not a good thing.
Maybe we should implement the validator as a [tree visitor](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visitor_pattern)?


When installed on /data/ it does not give any trouble btw, so I suspect Google might have done something weird in this release :-(


これでいいと思う。基本は geekdrums は一人って考えれば今回が例外なだけだしね


I think so. Have to test. Yes, feel free to make a PR.


@ryangribble That was fast!

I'd say PR it separately and refer to PR 7626 the same way I did in 7635.
We can always merge it into 7626 later and it means you can deal with any feedback yourself in the meantime.

Care to have a go at maxRecordings? https://github.com/ksooo/xbmc/pull/2 might prove useful as a reference.


Putting specs on tests isn't necessary.


90946736_SHRgt1_4567 (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1770 of 1773 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.83%25-yellow.svg)


Here it is: https://github.com/krivenko/triqs/commit/4ed3458331a06c28945330139b56438ea6465226

There are three things, which are currently commented out:
* Taking the first and the second dimensions of a block container (has to be implemented).
* Taking the full number of blocks (first_dim * second_dim).
* Writing to a block through an iterator (is this possible? does not seem to work...)


I don't know why it replaced the whole code instead of showing what I actually changed. I'm sorry for that.


The FXMLController get from the FXMLItem will have a null model due to the following method:

```java
    private FXMLComponent buildFXMLComponent(final FXML fxmlParam) {
        return FXMLUtils.loadFXML(null, fxmlParam.getFxmlPath() + FXML.FXML_EXT, fxmlParam.getBundlePath());
    }
```

Maybe we could add in AbstractFXMLObjectModel :

```java
if (getFXMLItem() != null) {
    this.fxmlComponent = getFXMLItem().get();
    this.fxmlComponent.getController().setModel(this);
 } else if (getFXMLPath() != null) {
    this.fxmlComponent = FXMLUtils.loadFXML(this, getFXMLPath(), getFXMLBundlePath());
 }
```


what

(actually remove the version number so we don't get issues at any rate)


This if statement can be simplified to:
return os.path.isfile(file_name)


You're perfectly right. Will fix.


:bug:


i think its done (but i only stumbled across it ;) I would just have a look at the implementation in the OpenJDK) by denying it by default and only allowing access to the java folders after a certain stack frame count (i think it was 4). There are some system-dependent folders in UNIX-based system (for random etc)....if i remember it correctly the windows equivalents are api-based. I came across this by reading/researching about stack-frame elimination (mostly for tail-recursion) in the JavaVM...i can try to find it if you want.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 229](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=263617&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Snapshot dependency failed: LabkeyTrunk :: build Build time: 00:00:00


What issue # goes with this?


try not to use id's, read about BEM (block element modificier)


نگاهی به صفحه‌ی مربوط به مدیریت رویدادها بنداز.
نمایش جزییات رویدادها با همان فرمت باشد. اسم خالی به نظرم کافی نیست.


@cahytinne Should this variable not be 'redundant_tag'?


I missed the merge on this one but that code branch seems way too long.
It might be worthwhile to extract it to a function.


ah, https://github.com/schemaorg/schemaorg/issues/518


The log function should take the arguments of the log and build the log record itself if it is in logging mode.  This lets us tightly control what gets put in the logs and avoids record sharing.


view
ای را که نوشته‌ای به اپ
boxoffice_admin
منتقل کن. جایش آنجاست


Perfect! :tada:


Oh derp, you're right.  And I didn't even notice that even after it was explicitly pointed out to me!  Whoops!

I'll fix that after work unless someone gets to it first.


Is `3.8.10` incompatible w. `gulpfile.babel.js`?


good point!


یو آر ال‌ها را در ادامه‌ی
admin related urls
بنویس.
همچنین، باید در ادامه‌ی
/bo-admin/....
بیایند. چون مربوط به
bo-admin
است


You probably meant `/^(?:I|they) view the petition$/` here as the `[]` version is a character class not a grouping so it matches `t view the petition`, `| view the petition` or even `hyIe|t view the petition`.  Also, having added this, you don't use it :(


I think you are right.
This was just a quick workaround so I placed it near 'configure_file'.
"src/core/core.cmake" seems to be more suitable.


Oh, good spot!


wow thats pretty wild


Maybe this should be moved to email notifications process.


@gauravagerwala: Update the constructor also.


لطفا فرم جست‌جو را از این لیوت بردار. چون مربوط به اینجا نیست.


@kkguo Could you update the tips with `gougou.com`, too?

> Gougou.com has been closed down. Thank you all for your support, and we are sorry for any inconvenience.

As a replacement you could use download suggests from the CorsixTH readme file:
> - We use graphics, sound and other data from the original game so one of the following is required:
>   - A download from [GOG.com](http://www.gog.com/game/theme_hospital) or [Origin](https://www.origin.com/en-gb/store/buy/theme-hospital-origin/pc-download/base-game/standard-edition)

Thank you very much


Cool ;-).


0.2 doesn't do test-only dependencies or `Pkg.test`, but hey why not - I don't think anyone's in a rush to delete the old binaries or anything


Actually I can't see why should we cache only the specific key. The task will run once anyway, so the output will remain the same.
Consider:
``` Ruby
task1: create_user
task2:
  params:
    p1: reference
      task: task1
      prop: out.user_name
task3:
  params:
    p1: reference
      task: task1
      prop: out.user_password
```
task1 will run once, hence the output will remain the same for both task2 and task3. On the other side, `get_dereference` will run twice and generate two keys: `task1#user_name` and `task1#user_password` which will result in a double invocation of task1.


I think I found some useful information:
https://android.googlesource.com/platform/bionic/+/aef7195

quote:
```
For example, if DT_NEEDED is libchrome.so and Chrome.apk is the
Android ARM APK then the path element

  /system/app/Chrome.apk!lib/armeabi-v7a

would cause the linker to load lib/armeabi-v7a/libchrome.so
directly from inside Chrome.apk.  For loading to succeed,
libchrome.so must be 'stored' and not compressed in Chrome.apk,
and must be page aligned within the file.
```

and I see indeed via zipinfo:
```
-rw----     1.0 fat      300 bx      300 stor 08-Aug-21 17:13 lib/armeabi-v7a/crazy.libchrome.align
-rw----     1.0 fat 33614424 b- 33614424 stor 08-Aug-21 17:13 lib/armeabi-v7a/crazy.libchrome.so
```


:dog:


`premise: HOLSequent` should probably be `subProof: LKProof`.


:+1: The inconsistent "Tourism" lead was buggin' my OCD


Please check the log record format in the Non-Synthetic Benchmarking RFC.


@KoFish

> Luckily no body is arguing for that either so... pjuh!

Oh, good. I was worried when I saw this:

> On the other hand you are allowed to kick your neighbors out of your house if they start shouting things you do not agree with.

I was hoping it was just a spelling error, but I thought I should make sure, just to be safe.


We still want to require this value though, right?


I would by default not allow reading outside the izou-folders. Maybe we can tighten the whitelisting a bit by disallowing reading the data from other addons


return ContentUris.withAppendedId(uri, rowId) instead


Do you know if this might suffer from the same issue as the existing test?
https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/25183#comment:3


rename this with DatabaseAdapter


Arg. Yes thanks for spotting this.
As its not being used I'll revert back to previous version


DB queries from the view seem like a smell but perhaps encapsulate this into a view helper `whodunit(redirect.versions.last.whodunnit)`?.


I think the "correct" way would be to verify the bug exists on the master branch, make a new branch from there and fix it.

If your work on notitications have introduced this bug (which we know is not the case) you should solve it in the notitications branch.

In general we should run master in "production" in our homes.

When i develop new things i always test them with simple and server locally on my machine so that i dont need to disturb the running environment on the server.


`compat_urllib_parse_unquote` should be used instead.


Oops! Cheque not Checque


Spelling error in "canola"!


But if we deny reading from anywhere but the izou folders, than a lot of java stuff (like the random folder) will not work


Ha-ha, yeah, it would have become a problem for us today :)


i like it :+1:


Good catch. Fixed.


This is because trans_map stores logical addresses, which respond to a4KB granularity. Unless we make an assumption that sequential values are stored in &rrpc->trans_map[l_addr + i] I am not sure that we can make this. Any ideas?


Rule #3 violation
http://williamdurand.fr/2013/06/03/object-calisthenics/#3-wrap-all-primitives-and-strings

Is there a way to encapsulate the cheque number?


Thank you for your feedback:

First, you shouldn't be passing your respec source through the validator.
You should be passing the output of respec through the validator.  Respec
makes many many changes to the output so you won't know if you are valid
until you do that.

With regard to your use case, you can do a couple of things:

Otherwise, let the current session be the session
 with id <var>session id</var>.

You could also do this:

<dfn lt="session id|id">Session ID</dfn> is a ....

Then refer to it with:

Otherwise, let the current session be the session
 with id <var>session id</var>.

On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 8:53 AM, Andreas Tolfsen <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> @halindrome <https://github.com/halindrome> This change introduces three
> dozen or so more warnings on the WebDriver specification
> <https://w3c.github.io/webdriver/webdriver-spec.html>.
>
> One of the issues with <dfn lt="foo|bar">, which otherwise seem like a
> positive change, is that lt is an invalid HTML attribute. We pass our
> specification through https://validator.nu using a script
> <https://github.com/w3c/webdriver/blob/master/validate> to validate it as
> part of our pull request testing step, and this will cause a lot of noise
> for us.
>
> I’d also like to make the argument that I see use cases for keeping  title="foo">bar. In the following example title is used to create a
> link to the *session id* definition, but since the variable also has the
> same name it’s odd to say “with session id session id”. Therefore we
> shorten it to just *id*, because out of the context it is obvious what it
> refers to:
>
>
Otherwise, let the current session be the session
>  with id <var>session id</var>.
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This is probably too tight of a match. The Joi error message format has a tendency to change from time to time.


Technically AppVeyor should be able to work with the 0.2 binaries too, though the chances of most things working there strike me a little on the low side.


Please, as a rule use ++i instead of i++ for iterators in for cycles, in this particular case it makes no difference but for really intensively used for cycles this is an speed enhance.

difference between i++ and ++i
i++ is save the actual value, increase i, return saved value. (post-increase)
++i is increase i, return value.(pre-increase)

so if you are not using the saved value, as in for cycles, then ++i saves you one step at each iteration.


@frantisheq let me find how we originally dumped the data, ill get back to yo as soon as i find out :)


I like how transaction log seems to be agnostic to what concrete type it is recording


I think the trick will be to get extract file that has NOT ```crazy``` in its filename from the lib directory like in the past, but keep everything WITH it in the name within the .apk.


The server is never started so this isn't necessary.


Just what I needed <3


Emmet mode is quite convenient. How does it bother you?


This description doesn't seem to match the assertion.


Convention is `my-profile` instead of myProfile


like i said i can try to find the discussion on the openjdk-mailing list. I think the current implementation is based on counting the stack-frames (i think the threshold was 4) and use this as a basis to decide whether it was internal or external.


@joepie91 Well if you only care about the ethical side and not the business side, how would you make realistic suggestions on how GitHub should deal with the community when you don't consider what whey have to consider because you simply don't care?

>there's virtually no cross-repository interaction. This also means that 'toxic' behaviour (by some person's judgment) doesn't 'spread' to other repositories, unless the participants actively choose to do so.

What about situations like this, where things escalate and people from all other the site come to this repo to discuss and also to release toxic behavior (like @krainboltgreene)? Your suggestion is that the repo maintainer moderate here, but what if they people are accounting GitHub for allowing the discussion? This is what should happen (since deleting would be censorship) but this would hurt GitHub's reputation and their business, so they have to make trade offs to free speech by "censoring" the discussion.
Also, who supervises the repo maintainers?

>EDIT: Centralization isn't why GitHub became so popular, by the way - it was ease of use and accessibility. This can be accomplished in a decentralized manner just as well.
What I meant with centralization was having one place and one account to maintain code, discuss issues and interact with other developers & users. Maybe I used the wrong term for it.


See [earlier comment](https://github.com/rrpod/service-maker/commit/d54f207b0662c064f0b5cc144d11e9bd2d1e56a1#commitcomment-12445019).


What happens in the `else` side here?

AFAICS, we're subtly changing the behaviour: previously, `db` would be `nil`, and `@db = db` would still occur.

Is it actually important that `@db` ends up nil/unset when `db` contains some other class name? Or can we just drop the conditional entirely?

If the condition really does need to be here, can we get some hint as to what these classes have in common, that some other does not?


Yeah, likely ```defer``` could even hurt us, insignificantly, but still. Good catch!


We are losing the unused_tail_length() assertion for the small appends above.  I guess that's okay since it's only an assertion...


4 stack frames before the security-manager call!


Fix : Webview: add performance optimizations to webview cannot find symbol


can you break this into a separate patch since it's not related to small appends?


@BruceKey3: Constants should also go into their own module.


This makes no sense IMO :) nameof(value) will always be value. We should use `.ThrowIfNull(nameof(argument))` when calling this though.


I hate searching on mailing lists.....why are they still around? They are no very newbie-friendly ;)


Have a look at the module docs for disk_log module regarding owners, this can be set using the `linkto` option when opening the disk_log.


@BruceKey3 `$state` is not used -- remove


Starting directory now set by `startdir` parameter in CKEditor connector script url


Nice feature! Now I use it - and it working god. A was implement it early too but not so much fine. Maybe have sense to create pull request to the main repo?


Maybe rename `installations.js` to `get-installations.js` and `export default` get function?
So here we will have `import getInstallations from './get-installations'`. Which looks more consistent to me.


@BruceKey3: We are defining the controllers in the state definitions (in `.routing.js`). Including via `ng-controller` attribute might cause unexpected behaviour.


Aren't we trying to get users away from using delay() in their code? I guess when the RTOS comes along it won't be an issue but until then do we really want users to be using hard delays?

I almost wonder if we shouldn't redefine delay to something like:

void theDelay(unsigned long duration)
{
    while(millis() < duration) // Or the better way to do this so it accounts for roll over
    {
        Spark.process();
    }
}

Thoughts?


this whole piece feels like it should be in a view helper or even a controller.  Not sure I understand why a view is `setting` an instance variable.


This could be simplified by using `gen_server:start_link/4`, allows you to specify a registered name for the process using `{local,ServerName}`.


No extra blank line here please.


ok sure we can put a 4 stack frame buffer on it


This looks like it is just inlining the existing buffer::list::append(ptr& p, int len) code?  Is that worth it?  (And, can we put it in a separate patch?)


Thanks, @jawwad.


hey that might work for reflection too


would you like to change it or should I do it?


Fixed in commit https://github.com/CUTR-at-USF/onebusaway-application-modules/commit/d5ecb5d69136faae0c01a0a1734fd0abef8e4125.


The ets table will always need to be created so no need to check if it already exists.


feels like the name should be obtained via a view helper or presenter


We can name it just `parseArgs` now.


feels like `edit` should be obtained via a view helper or presenter


@z4ziggy no, I fixed it in the next commit but apparently forgot to push. See https://github.com/jonnor/NewPing/commit/c449b776f222fa818e1cc4125df91bf40712ebbb


Is this still a win if data isn't 16-byte aligned?


ah, appreciate the PR. Do you think you could add comments explaining the change (so people don't mistakenly revert this in the future). If not, I'll be happy to add them myself after merging this.

Thanks so much!


あ


What do you mean with "4 stack frame buffer on it?"


@shaundmorris if I run `mvn javadoc:jar` in ddf-platform I see javadoc jars created for the four modules in this commit. Maybe the javadoc-unpack profile in distribution/ddf can't find them?


\r-


offset => timeOffset


Whitespaceeeeee


like do what you said, we only trigger the security manager if the stack frame in question is past the fourth stack frame


but if tests require credentials, what's the point? people still can compile code, but for running tests they need to provide credentials (for example a profile with some special name `aws-scala-tools-testing`). let's keep things simple :wink:


I don't think we want to go down this path (WidgetEditor contained expressly within the rendering hierarchy) for a couple of reasons:

1. Rendering is something we do all the time and for all users... editing is relatively infrequent and only for a small number of users
2. Given that, it would be good ultimately if we could completely separate the editing code. Intertwining the two makes that hard

Of course, this is just a hackathon so we could proceed in a way that wouldn't turn into real code, but I think we could also proceed in a way that could turn into real code...

What I'm thinking is that the editors for individual widgets will each be rendered individually, separate from anything else. I'll see if I can hack something together to illustrate...


Would rather not have a change which breaks backwards compatibility like this. You could just keep the name and add comment to indicate that it may be set in the case of aws errors as well. Open to other solutions if there is one that you'd prefer.


> @neappx: Well if you only care about the ethical side and not the business side, how would you make realistic suggestions on how GitHub should deal with the community when you don't consider what whey have to consider because you simply don't care?

Every suggestion I have would likely be a tradeoff of reduced profitability for increased ethical behaviour. Again, that they want to run a business is *their* problem, not mine, and it's not a relevant factor when judging ethics.

> What about situations like this, where things escalate and people from all other the site come to this repo to discuss and also to release toxic behavior (like @krainboltgreene)?

This situation only came into existence because of interference from GitHub in the first place.

> Your suggestion is that the repo maintainer moderate here, but what if they people are accounting GitHub for allowing the discussion?

Then they are wrong.

> This is what should happen (since deleting would be censorship) but this would hurt GitHub's reputation and their business, so they have to make trade offs to free speech by "censoring" the discussion.

From a business perspective? Possibly. From an ethical perspective? No. I've been arguing that ethics and commerce inherently create conflict for *exactly this reason*. They do not have an ethical *right* to run a business, so if they cannot maintain both ethics and business, then from an ethical perspective the business side has to give in.

And again, business is their problem, not ours. I will hold them accountable for their actions from an ethical point of view, and what excuse they have for them is none of my concern. "Business" is not an ethical wildcard.

> Also, who supervises the repo maintainers?

Why would anybody have to? It's *their* repository.

> What I meant with centralization was having one place and one account to maintain code, discuss issues and interact with other developers & users. Maybe I used the wrong term for it.

Right. I can't immediately think of the right term for it (maybe something along the lines of 'aggregration'?), but centralization certainly isn't the right one, in this context :)


It seems most correct to me to do `expect(response.revision).to.be.above(instance.revision)`. Thoughts?


done, i've moved this to the model


It's setup to save stamina to file anytime someone's stamina increases (Line 70 means it doesn't run this routine every 5 sec). Max stamina is 0.65 so any one at 0.65 stamina won't trigger a stamina increase which won't trigger a stamina save.

A stamina increase is triggered when energy drops below 8 and then comes back up above 8. Think exercising, workout, rest, workout, rest.


I'm sorry, I don't know how to do that. I just build for myself personally. And your ROM is my favorite. So when I tried to build today, these were the error I got. I wish I knew more about coding and fixing, but I don't. I was just notifying that it was causing and error. Thanks for your hard work and continuing work on this ROM. I would be more than willing to help in any way that I can with my limited skill set.


We should probably have a comment indicating that this revision number is somewhat arbitrary.


See [earlier comment](https://github.com/trueblue2704/service-maker/commit/12cae6d0225cf8c4d977150619ea717cdbcf160c#commitcomment-12445349).


`window.undefined` would match this test even if it is not defined: For example `String(window.foo) === 'undefined'`. Perhaps you could add `("undefined" in window)`?


Instead of removing the parameter, shouldn't we just pass in `EInRangeStrategy.INTERPOLATE` instead?


il correttore automatico mi ha sballato il commento di questo commit scusate. Volevo scrivere "overlay" anzichè "omerali"


@lzmartinico: It seems we missed it last time, but this is a no-no.
From the docs:
`The only appropriate use of ngInit is for aliasing special properties of ngRepeat, as seen in the demo below. Besides this case, you should use controllers rather than ngInit to initialize values on a scope.`
https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/directive/ngInit


This error list needs to be updated for DynamoDBStreams API. Looks like you'll want to handle LimitExceededException: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/dynamodbstreams/latest/APIReference/API_GetRecords.html. And don't need to handle ProvisionedThroughput. Not sure if you'll get ThrottlingException or just Throttling: http://docs.aws.amazon.com/dynamodbstreams/latest/APIReference/CommonErrors.html


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Fucking retarded SJW. Fuck off, you dickheads.


Is the 3 a typo?


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oops, this gets reverted it seems.. it was added in the first patch.  drop it entirely then?


D'oh!


I am not that familiar with Github, so just change it. It's only 1-2 lines :)


`Ember.computed.not('isSelected')`


squash this into the original commit please?


Nit: why not just use ``_setup_mock`` anyway so that the login code isn't duplicated? Does the code end up using an empty mock, or is does the test not actually use the mock?


Maybe an empty string?


This was a bad idea - time_zone has to come from a validated list, Barcelona is not valid.


Das Problem ist, dass die Meldung "No such file or directory" kommt wenn ich es benutzen will. Das mit den Symlinks kann natürlich auch eine Fehlerquelle sein, aber der Fehler kommt auch wenn ich den Bereich in dem der Zähler benutzt wird auskommentiere. Ich schaue mal wie ich wirklich nur die Dateien zählen kann.

Für die expected_values Funktion habe ich das board_place_color übernommen und das klappt auch :D


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This seems bad. If I am reading this correctly, the reason we get a `TypeError` here is because `result.Reservations[ 0 ]` resolves to `undefined` as a result of `describeInstances()` returning an empty array. This will result in an error message that does not reflect the actual problem and will likely be somewhat confusing to users. The actual error is that the instance that termination was requested for no longer exists. We should make the error message reflect the actual scenario.


If there are no use cases for pressing `tab` on js2-mode then it should not create problem, however if pressing `tab` on normal js code such as console.log`tab` you may end up with `<console class="log"></console>` I'm going to check possible problems with `auto-complete` or similars.

Also on jsx with emmet mode you will have to substitute all the `class` instances with `className`


Why the temporary variable?


![ayylmao](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11202492/8985849/26f7e5d0-36d1-11e5-9673-87be3cc9373c.jpg)
# POSTING IN AN EPIC MEME THEAD :DDDDDDDD
g\*\*hub is fucking r*******


Зачем super() ? Мы же не наследовали Flower от другого класса


You have this and other files twice, both inside and outside the datamodels package. Create a new pull request from a previously cleaned branch to solve it


@shakyShane thanks!


Much nicer! :+1:


we shouldn't redefine an existing feature with a new value.  instead, make a new feature like CEPH_FEATURE_ENCODINGV6 or similar


GitHub lol


This line is duplicated. Any reason we can't just log outside of the conditional and simplify the code a bit?


Unused import


Thanks for the pull request. Please link it to #214 next time so it is more visible.


Why is this retried, and why is it only retried twice? This is where I am getting the COMException. Can we try it multiple times with something like [Polly](https://github.com/michael-wolfenden/Polly)?


Looks like this addresses the issue I brought up about custom module deployment/add-ons.


Thank you!! That makes sense.

On Wed, Jul 29, 2015 at 11:33 PM, luke crouch <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> In this case I would add class="post" to each post
. So you would
> have, e.g.,
>
>

> ...
>

>
> Then, in your styles you can just do this:
>
> .posts .post {
>   width: 515px;
>   ...
> }
>
> To apply the styles to all elements with class="post" under elements with
> class="posts".
>
> Even more description HTML structure might be:
>
>

>

>   ...
>

>

>   ...
>

>

>
> Then styles:
>
> #posts-list .post {
>   width: 515px;
>   ...
> }
>
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> .
>


You're welcome


Unused attribute


Hey @siddontang .. just wondering if you've tried latest boltdb and Go 1.5 on ledisdb ....? I think the benchmarks would be very different. I have found where we used boltdb once we switched to Go 1.5 our numbers improved significantly.


Line commented out


А что это за штука? Расскажешь нам вечером? :-)


@Saren-Arterius I recommend you tone down your language in here, that can be considered offensive.


Why do we need to fetch the instance from the DB again? Could we just use `awsAdapter.terminateInstances(request.params.id).returns(response)`?


ok i will try and sort out a PR for this along the lines of the other "function" PR you did so far.

And over the weekend I will try to look at MaxRecordings, there should be enough other examples from LifeTime Priority RecordingGroup etc to hopefully understand all the places in core that these things have to be added to


Actually, both approach do the same thing. Interpolation library sets the  ```InRangeStrategy``` to ```INTERPOLATE``` if there is no interpolation strategy set. But, if you think it would be better to use ```EInRangeStrategy.INTERPOLATE ``` in terms of readibily, its also ok.


Can you move these `logging = settings.LOG` statements to a section below the imports?


Please move.


@leftclickben @kehh FYI :grin:


What about escape and unescape?


Damn, cut and pasted in the wrong type for the LogHelper, should be "DbConnectionExtensions" but how do I edit an in browser pull request?


Where is the new jcache-2.1.xsd file to replace this link?


Yes, you are right, I didn't realize it's actually a public API. I'll add a new `aws_error_reason` here


What happens if this fails?


There is only one active theme, so why should you want to include it as a variable route parameter?


What happens if something fails in this sub-chain?


This mixin's really nice; thanks for making this change. Can we name it something slightly more descriptive, though, like `TransactionRejectsRequestsWithoutPermissionTestMixin` (although that's a bit long and clunky)?


You are never closing the DB adapter


> First, you shouldn't be passing your respec source through the validator. You should be passing the output of respec through the validator. Respec makes many many changes to the output so you won't know if you are valid until you do that.

Typically we don’t care about the changes ReSpec makes to our rendered HTML.  The purpose of the test is not to test the sanity of ReSpec’s output, but to ensure our pull request submissions don’t regress or introduce mistakes in our document.

This approach has been surprisingly effective so far in catching cases where one forget to close sections, attempt to close `<a>` with `</code>` &c.

Also the cost of [spinning up a web browser](https://gist.github.com/andreastt/dc94a97c069d2a76706b) to dump the rendered document source is much higher than relying on the input to ReSpec HTML compatible.

Whether by design or not, ReSpec’s input prior to the deprecation of `<a title=foo>` and mandatory migration to `<dfn lt=…>`, _was_ validate-able with the HTML validator.  These changes regresses that (non)feature.

> With regard to your use case, you can do a couple of things:
Otherwise, let the current session be the session with id <var>session id</var>.

This scope limitation makes sense, so thanks for pointing that out.  This means `title` on `<a>` has been renamed `lt`. What is the purpose of that?

> You could also do this: `<dfn lt="session id|id">Session ID</dfn>` is a ....

I considered this, but defining a global `id` to mean `session id` seems needlessly limiting for future prose that would like to use the same approach.


mandatory fields should not have setters, only optional ones


:ok:


We should probably have a comment that indicates that this revision number is somewhat arbitrary.


much appreciated :)


it should be {'value': {'alias_name': False}} .


Right, I haven't move to that yet.


same here. return {'value': {}}


You have this file twice in your PR


Great that "it" works but what's the purpose of all this? BTW in Flux Stores should never call Actions directly like you do in line 61 of ChainStore, only components should call actions


Unused import


Super useful, thanks for adding!


`MetricDefinition` could be an abstract class which defines only abstract methods (no behavior) and static factory methods. This way, we could write `MetricDefinition.newBuilder()`


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on_change="onchange_use_leads(use_leads)", we do not have onchange attribute


I think yang is right.
I use ```select * from expertiza_development.answers where question_id in (
select id from expertiza_development.questions where type='Checkbox');``` to search in DB. And find not all answer is 5, but some answers are weird.


Ditto that. Man, once you start writing scala, it's really hard to stop! I guess that explains the cross-browser differences.


I'm pretty sure it would. Would be nice if there were an IP and a domain
that are at some fixed geographical location by definition. Maybe we can
use something with a 'regional' 3rd level domain like `.us`?

On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 9:20 AM, Tim Graham <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Do you know if this might suffer from the same issue as the existing test?
> https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/25183#comment:3
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This assertion does not address logging and is therefore not consistent with this description.


To avoid an odd behavior of go-routines when they're spawned from inside a for loop where the variable still gets changed inside already spawned go-routines.

Essentially without this, all go-routines would end up with socket changed to the latest socket mid-way through execution.


@RPCMoritz also the branch you created (issue/217) does not seem to be the correct number :stuck_out_tongue:


There are 4 unused fields here


I think this commit broke docs on my smartphone (Chrome for Android)...
None of the toolbar buttons such as menu, search etc. react to clicks unless I rotate the device to landscape orientation to make more room.


:cry: https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/newrelic#copy-yml


coherent , was a contribuite who made a pull , I did not well analyzed . thank you.


questions and scene are never assigned


Since the instance updates happen in the background (after the reply is sent), how do we know that this does in fact reflect the state *after* `terminateInstances()` has run?


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Probably better handled with `next(err)` call.


A style I like in this case is  this:

```javascript
class EventMonitor {
  constructor() {
    // ...

    this.handleEvent = this.handleEvent.bind(this);
  }

  handleEvent(events) {
     // ...
  }
}
```


Ouch, this is a rather embarrasing mistake. Thanks for fixing it.


why is is called **New**Metric? why not Metric?


Nice!


On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 9:47 AM, Andreas Tolfsen <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> First, you shouldn't be passing your respec source through the validator.
> You should be passing the output of respec through the validator. Respec
> makes many many changes to the output so you won't know if you are valid
> until you do that.
>
> Typically we don’t care about the changes ReSpec makes to our rendered
> HTML. The purpose of the test is not to test the sanity of ReSpec’s output,
> but to ensure our pull request submissions don’t regress or introduce
> mistakes in our document.
>
> This approach has been surprisingly effective so far in catching cases
> where one forget to close sections, attempt to close <a> with </code> &c.
>
> Also the cost of spinning up a web browser
> <https://gist.github.com/andreastt/dc94a97c069d2a76706b> to dump the
> rendered document source is much higher than relying on the input to ReSpec
> HTML compatible.
>
> Whether by design or not, ReSpec’s input prior to the deprecation of <a
> title=foo> and mandatory migration to <dfn lt=…>, *was* validate-able
> with the HTML validator. These changes regresses that (non)feature.
>

This is a good point.  Note, however, there there is a service end-point
out there that will do this for you automatically as a part of your
toolchain.  "Where is this" I hear you asking.   It is at
https://labs.w3.org/spec-generator/

With regard to your use case, you can do a couple of things:
>
> Otherwise, let the current session be the session with id session id.
>
> This scope limitation makes sense, so thanks for pointing that out. This
> means title on <a> has been renamed lt. What is the purpose of that?
>

The purpose is two-fold.  First, it aligns with Bikeshed.  Second, it stops
overloading @title, so that in the future a spec can correctly use @title
to assist with A11Y, for example.

> You could also do this: <dfn lt="session id|id">Session ID</dfn> is a ....
>
> I considered this, but defining a global id to mean session id seems
> needlessly limiting for future prose that would like to use the same
> approach.
>

Of course - that makes sense.

--
Shane McCarron
halindrome@gmail.com


`NewMetricContext` should be an interface so that we can provide any implementation we like


This commit does not address all of the comments made previously. Do you have more changes in progress?


Can we have a better message while you're at it?


Strange switch to callbacks.


Someone got on this computer and ended up having the wrong author on my commits in old repo


喔，不确定，那我再改改


Callbacks ahoy


Good distinction.


oh! I see, it's the Builder of Metric!

Why not call it `MetricBuilder` and have `done` return a `Metric`, then?

standard pattern, easier to understand


is there still some work to do or merge?


I don't think we want to break anymore.


let's rename that to "isError" maybe?


good catch!


I think `terminateInstances()` returns the Instance ID from amazon and not the UUID we assigned to it in the database. I'll verify this.


Like featured artists/collaborators?


Oops, didn't look twice before i commited that.

How about "=?", I don't like that one have to define ulClass.


They don't have peer dependencies, but regular work almost the same way.


@lzmartinico This we also did not notice last time.
Understand and use `scope`!
The egghead.io videos are great on it!
Make sure you understand all parts of this change. Ask, if something is unclear.


Is it possible to retard clone this repo or do I still have to use git?


Artists may deserve to be its own entity (basis for a collection) in your DB


@lzmartinico: why was this here?


Found this approach somewhere in the internet.


А зачем value="a1", "a2", "a3"...?


On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 07:50:52AM -0700, Stéphane Graber wrote:
> To avoid an odd behavior of go-routines when they're spawned from inside a for loop where the variable still gets changed inside already spawned go-routines.

jiminy!

(makes sense i guess, they *are* threads)

> Essentially without this, all go-routines would end up with socket changed to the latest socket mid-way through execution.

thanks!


phpdoc EVERYWHERE!


I think I covered all the comments you mentioned. 3 comments regarding the exact message has been changed by using contain instead of equal function.
2) I have removed the server stop function.
3) Added required in Joi Schema
4) changed the description in the "it" block


no implementation should exist in the API package
the implementation belongs to the Compute Engine, in a package such as `org.sonar.server.computation.api.impl.measure` (if we keep the existing CE package and go with the package I suggested above for the new API)


Hi Christen,

I made a few changes to the NewHybrids repository in c3edfc5434c91b3eaf4a07c77f8af810bc09c678

These should take care of those underflow problems.

I'll send more details by email.


u wot?


Here is my function to make only one application at a time.


@joepie91
>Every suggestion I have would likely be a tradeoff of reduced profitability for increased ethical behaviour. Again, that they want to run a business is their problem, not mine, and it's not a relevant factor when judging ethics.
But it's relevant for discussing realistic options which GitHub should follow. Philosophic thinking doesn't help us here when GitHub can't consider them.

>This situation only came into existence because of interference from GitHub in the first place.
In this case, but not in every case like opal/opal#941 .

>Then they are wrong.
They are, however some people try to find a scapegoat, and since it's on GitHub they choose GitHub as their scapegoat, which depending on who is doing that (press) might result in bad PR.

>They do not have an ethical right to run a business, so if they cannot maintain both ethics and business, then from an ethical perspective the business side has to give in.
That's your opinion and that isn't really viable for a business, especially not when dealing with investors.

>Why would anybody have to? It's their repository.
Because if there is no supervision at all it might result in legal trouble for GitHub depending on what's happening. Law may require them to take action.


I don't know that there's a requirement that a regional domain name must be hosted in the respective country. The other test uses tmc.edu (Texas Medical Center). Seems like that will work unless they decide to outsource their IT infrastructure?


This isn't the only way to catch errors.


Damn. This was copied and pasted from the other file (which works, but we never tested this one). Sorry! :-\


제목을 다른 커밋처럼 parser: 들어가도록 수정해 주시고 메시지 본문에도 좀더 구체적인 정보를 넣어주세요


90946736_SHRgt1_4567 (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1636 of 1779 tests passed)

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여기도 printf 부분을 제거해야 겠네요


`FocusException.js`? => `focusException.js` ?


You can still use promises here.


If the intersection fails and `newOldIntersection` is undefined below, should the whole process fail?  Were you seeing errors here?  Not sure about just swallowing an error here.


I would have named this `createMeasure` (which is a bit weird since it returns nothing) or `addMeasure` (better, adds a measure to the context)

problem: since a Computer can output measures for more than one Metric, this method need to have a `metricKey` (type String) parameter. In addition, exceptions should be documented (IllegalStateException if measure already created/added for this metric)


Это строчки были для отладки? Можем их удалить?


You're repeating a part of the log message in all the messages and injecting the `SpringSecurityService` all over the place just for this. It'd be better to centralize this issuance of the logging statement in one class or even use AOP (e.g.: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17410018/aop-with-grails). Another advantage is that you would use the same logger and therefore it would be easy to turn on/off the messages.


hm... :) You did the change ;) ok, let it be yours then :) - merged
the difference is that now you are a cheali-charger contributor.
ps. a good practice would be to  "squash" these two commits together (see: git rebase)


receiverType


@liewegas it's new value. Value you see as removed is correction from previous commit.


이 커밋을 별도로 유지할 필요가 없습니다. 원래의 커밋 c3f118b ("Added expression")로 합쳐주세요


this `Measure` object need a `getType` method, so that we can document behavior of `get*Value` methods when underlying type does not mach the method (ie. calling getIntValue on a String measure throws an exception). See the CE's Measure


Hi @mariash, is there any reason why to revert Ruby 1.9.3 in the stemcell builder? There are some security issues on this version and it's already out of support. Is this Ruby only used for the old Ruby Bosh agent? Any other component in Bosh still uses this Ruby? Thanks. @maximilien @jianqiu


This ExecuteQuery is not required in my opinion. If you execute Webs.Add(newWebInfo) following an ExecuteQuery everything has happened. There is no value in loading the web, since the method is void anyway.


"elligible" -> "eligible"


uhhh ugly :-|


Probably better as `name`


Some regional domain names do require to be hosted in the country. But that may change in the future. Or, TBH, the country may not even be there. And any domain we pick could decide to outsource. So we'll have to settle for 'good enough' and 'reasonably unlikely'.

`tmc.edu` sounds good enough. At least we have consistency and it will be easier to find/replace if something changes in the future.


@julienlancelot do make the effort to put javadoc on the methods and types of the API, it will help you design it and help us understand your intents


Okay, didn't know you can just merge my changes.
Thanks I will look into it, seems to be useful.


Enforcing the auditing on the client side looks like a design flaw.


bla


That's fine. [`.return()`](https://github.com/petkaantonov/bluebird/blob/master/API.md#returndynamic-value---promise) modifies the resolution of the promise chain. My point is that I think we already have a local copy of the instance object so making another round-trip to the database seems unnecessary (and is expensive).


no implementation in the API package => no tests either


XAbstractFeatureCall.isExplicitOperationCallOrBuilderSyntax() tells you whether parenthesis were used.


Well, it works :+1:


Reviews is plural but you are only storing one.


喔，你已经改了，那用你的


Could possibly be its own entity?


Same here.


a


Can you please use cstdio/cstring? And is sys/time.h really needed at all, or does ctime suffice?


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Thanks hernandito... got a bit busy and didn't finish up


need to use `isDeeplyEqual` here, otherwise section & image list contents won't be checked


`isUnitTest` does not make sense for every component, either expose a  `File` interface which extends `Component` or  reuse the `getFileAttributes` of the CE's `Component` interface (which is convenient since we may very much want to expose the language of the file)


> @neappx: But it's relevant for discussing realistic options which GitHub should follow. Philosophic thinking doesn't help us here when GitHub can't consider them.

Alright, an example would be maintaining "no censorship beyond legal compliance" and dealing with the (hypothetical) loss of business.

> In this case, but not in every case like opal/opal#941 .

It could be argued that the toxicity there started when the maintainer responded. In that case, I don't see how cross-contamination was a significant factor - and once it was deemed to go off the rails, the thread was locked using maintainer controls, as should be. I'm not seeing the problem.

> They are, however some people try to find a scapegoat, and since it's on GitHub they choose GitHub as their scapegoat, which depending on who is doing that (press) might result in bad PR.

That's a risk of doing business.

> That's your opinion and that isn't really viable for a business, especially not when dealing with investors.

No, that's not just my opinion. If ethics and business clash, then from an ethical perspective the business side *does* have to give in, that's simple logic. The exact value of 'ethics' and whether it trumps business is up for personal interpretation.

As for the first part - an ethical right to do business can't logically work. Parts of doing business impair others from doing business also. Perhaps I can clarify by mentally wording it as "ethical right to do business and maximize profits".

> Because if there is no supervision at all it might result in legal trouble for GitHub depending on what's happening. Law may require them to take action.

My argument has been about censorship of legal content from the start, not about illegal content. Whether GitHub should be removing illegal content is a much, much more complex topic, and far beyond what I'm discussing right now.

Assuming that illegal content should not be hosted by GitHub for legal reasons, the supervisor should be GitHub. But that wasn't the topic of discussion here.


Этот файл нам точно нужен?


Couldn't this be done in Garden Linux instead? Seems risky to have it up this high; each distribution mechanism of Garden Linux will have to make sure they enforce the same security (Lattice, third-party stuff like Docker, etc.).


Arg! My mistake. I apparently need more :coffee: ...


I wanted to replace the whole sys/time.h and ctime stuff with chrono. I
could send a PR tomorrow.

Am 30.07.2015 um 17:09 schrieb Steffen Ohrendorf:
>
> Can you please use cstdio/cstring? And is sys/time.h really needed at
> all, or does ctime suffice?
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confirming that I am getting the crash as well: "Chrome failed during
startup with an unexpected error". Is it the same with api 16 version? I
pulled the api 21 version out of Play Store using the APK Downloader

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> I think the trick will be to get extract file that has NOT crazy in its
> filename from the lib directory like in the past, but keep everything WITH
> it in the name within the .apk.
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we should use 'orField' here. so we also have parenthesis for explicit empty argument method calls.


@cataphract Absolutely. We could consider rewriting gridview export to happen in server side.


This should probably be an embedded schema or its own model.


Even better :)


Ref the review model.


This should be a virtual.


Do we really want to expose the `Settings` from the API? I don't like it very much because it exposes write methods and  there really shouldn't be any change in the settings when computing measures


we could use http://ngcordova.com/docs/plugins/oauth/
if this not works


I think these writes are actually necessary... the problem now is that if you, say, add a definition with \d then immediately case split with \c, idris has no idea what the variable is because the file hasn't been written. So not saving before running a command really slows things down. It's not about reloading, it's about having the correct file contents sent to Idris. Or is there something I'm missing?


Everyone please report the GIMP repo: https://github.com/GNOME/gimp

>gimp
 >   a physically disabled or lame person.


이 부분도 사실 별도의 커밋으로 유지할 필요가 없을 것 같아요. 마찬가지로 c3f118b ("Added expression) 커밋으로 합치는 것이 좋아보입니다.

참고로 ~ 연산은 bitwise not 이라고 부르고 ! 연산은 logical negation 이라고 하는것 같습니다. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bitwise_operation) 그래서 토큰 이름도 그냥 NOT, NEG로 바꾸는 것이 어떨까요? 아 그리고 bitwise exclusive or (XOR) 연산도 빠진 것 같네요.


Yes, I'd prefer to set `EInRangeStrategy.INTERPOLATE` explicitly.  This way later someone else knows that we made the decision to use `EInRangeStrategy.INTERPOLATE` in this scenario, versus relying on a default that's set elsewhere.


no implementation in the API, NewMetricContext should be an interface (and be called Builder is this is what it is)


This isn't the best way. I would suggest putting `reviews` as a field on `album`, and having that collection reference multiple reviews.


@mariash and @cppforlife, this is an issue for Bluemix team and what I was asking yesterday.

Thanks @mattcui for finding the commit. Best.


Note: this would make it so the `averageRating` functionality would exist on the album, not the review model.


This should probably be a reference to a User? Unless you are looking to do anonymous commenting.


No me digás que esto era xD


Or don't use a default


90946736_SHRgt1_4567 (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1776 of 1779 tests passed)

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Not on a user?


Make sure to fix the same line in BoundaryDataI.H!


no implementation in the API package
in addition, it should be immutable


This should be Album references


You're right that you need to write the file so Idris sees recently typed changes, but most of these functions already call `IdrisReload()` or `IdrisReloadToLine()`, which writes the file anyway.

Orthogonally, using update instead of w[rite] within `IdrisReload()` and `IdrisReloadToLine()` prevents Vim from writing the file to disk when nothing has changed in the buffer.


Or rather, a field on this embedded object should reference an album rather than duplicating the artistName and albumName


What is the point?


저번에 논의한 것처럼 이부분은 원래대로 두는 것이 좋을 것 같습니다.


File reference for the photo?


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User does have an email!


jupi


References to transactions?


would be good to an additional test for a static context
  def static void m() { foo('f') }


Now We have navgation menu icon

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Also one within an anonymous class would be good.


이름처럼 assignment_expression이 expressoin 문법 중 하나로 와야할 것 같습니다. 그럼 자연스레 아래와 같은 형태가 되겠죠.

    assignment_expression:
        expression assignment_operator expression
        ;


Don't test this yet.


Do you know what the reason for this is? Is the clipPath element in the svg source causing difficulties? iirc the clipPath element is causing difficulties with KDE/Qt as well (?).