https://github.com/GlobalTechnology/idm-user-management/blob/master/ldaptive/src/test/java/org/ccci/idm/user/ldaptive/dao/LdaptiveUserDaoIT.java#L117

lines like this fail in the tests due to the loaded user having a pwdChangedTime timestamp and the original created user not having it.


We discovered during day 4 of the Florida Workshop that this object was not advancing through the input signal properly. The issue created pitch shifts and sample discontinuities that were dependent on the vector size. Users should expect a drastically different / improved audio output from all uses of this effect.


What happened to all the gravity's? Why were they removed?


Also, maybe consider "injecting" the db into the routes. You know, it's hip and stuff.


I think react-native packager throw a warning if you trying to load internal modules after version 0.7

It's been suggested that instead of that, load the `Dimensions` or any other internal Core libraries of react via `react-native`.

For example:

```js
var React = require('react-native');
var {
  Dimensions
} = React;
```

or with es6.modules enabled,

```js
import React, { Dimensions } from 'react-native';
```


Replace the bit about building rollup tables with doing queries such as large group by queries.


HotFix-GitIgnore (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1757 of 1757 tests passed)

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I don't believe this can work when using an InProcessKernel.  I'm currently using one with a console embedded in a qt app and this commit broke is_complete() functionality since kc.shell_channel.get_msg() always raises an Empty exception


Using class A but without using "extend", "implement" or "use"


Outputs method from class A


That doesn't actually make this that much simpler -- it's harder to read and debug, and it takes a bunch of work to get a decent sized bash script to pass through ninja and run properly in -c. This file would shrink significantly if we took out error checking too...


Done (in fixup patch that I'll merge into this change later)


You don't need to wrap it with a `function () { ... }`, and also, it would be cleaner if the whole this.transfer line was assigned into an `updatePromise` above, and updatePromise was passed to Promise.join


This was my question last round: Why is "VisibleForTesting" annotation needed? The method itself is public.


Perfecto. Que yo sepa el único que podía utilizarlo eras tu en tus controllers hehe

--

Carrer Almogàvers 165 a les 9.30h

>> Formato de presentación

Todos y cada uno de los miembros (individualmente o en pareja) deben presentar una parte del

trabajo:

1) Presentación del programa funcionando

2) Explicación de algún bloque de código del que estéis especialmente orgullosos

3) Explicación de la Arquitectura de sistemas propuesta (justificación de las decisiones)

4) Muestra y explicación del Diseño de base de datos propuesta (justificación de las

decisiones) y tablas MySQL (índices, transacciones, codificación, etcétera)

5) Uso de las ramas de GIT utilizadas y justificación

6) Estrategias para la recuperación de Tuits

7) Estrategias de trabajo en equipo

>> Herramientas proporcionadas

Sala con proyector


This is a function that will create and cache the inverse of a matrix. It assumes that the matrix has an inverse. It is used for more efficient computing.


nitty, gritty, newline here would separate the vars from if block


@RandomAltThing If you're up to the latest version, it is possible to hide particles :P Also, Bukkit-Essentials keep particles for vanished players xD And we already support timeless vanish :P


looks good


That's a big menu. Are you sure you want it that way? I'm only using the top 2 lines and really only need the first line.


I see. I suppose I'm content with the current rather exhaustive approach of including virtually all user attributes in the comparison. However, I would also be satisfied with simply including ssoguid for uniqueness. I think it simply depends on the context and what you want to know. Leaving it exhaustive makes for an easy exhaustive check. Whereas if you simply want to check for ssoguid, that's easily enough done by hand.


i like it


Can you add a test like that as a PR?


"TachyonPlainSaslProvider" ?


Looks good!


Done, thanks!


lgtm. But I remember there used to be some issue with updating /etc/hosts on docker?


@grabbou This commit might effect your work on #1550


vshpwh_strat_integration_bug (nmerket) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1763 of 1763 tests passed)

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Yay!


Yeah, it's a bit bigger discussion than this PR. It's either that or remove support for equals & hashCode on the User object due to the inconsistencies. I'm going to open a separate issue about equality so we don't lose track of this need.


I had some kind of logic regarding the dburl but dbname is really needed !


I think you could add some information specific to this class, for example, the constructor would only return a `SaslServer` if the mechanism is `TACHYON_MECHANISM_NAME`


it works now! I don't know why.. maybe a newer version of docker or something?


Waaaat?


this one is not really a test :P


I'm sorry, but we can't default to using shallow clone because that will break many other use cases.  Shallow clones can't push back to the origin repository, and there are many workflows in the git plugin which use that push back very well.


nice, easy to read, easy to understand


ok


sorry.


right.


A general naming comment: I don't see why this class should be related to tachyon here. This class can stand alone itself, so it's probably better not to show "tachyon" in any names.


Copy/Paste error: "snmpd_initrc_exec_t"

Type "sslh_initrc_exec_t" is not in "gen_require" section. Interface will not build in its current state.

No systemd administration support added to interface, only legacy init


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Oops, this should be `com.adobe.illustrator`.


Maybe fix such things, if you see some bull-shit, or ask someone who has added it to fix


alright- so what should i do now ??


1. what about Any() method?
2. I'd like to see consistence code, if method has Score in name I would like it returns score, but not matchFactor


Thanks to @s0undt3ch & @jness - the following configuration change works in Vagrant:

```
 config.vm.provision :salt do |salt|

       salt.bootstrap_options = "-P"
       salt.minion_config = "salt/minion"
       salt.run_highstate = true

   end
```


Can you add one more test:

`assert mp.multiply(10, 1) == 10`


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 200](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=262336&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 4, passed: 0 Build time: 00:07:20
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

```


I'll set up the basics; do you know how to use CSS and HTML?

(I'm assuming you know how to use javascript because you set up the left-right nav on your comic)


Zmieniłem z deadline_days na debtors_days itp ale niestety dalej nie znajduje osób do powiadamiania.
Faktury były wystawione 1-go z terminem płatności 10 dni. debtors_days jest na 2, debtors_limit na 0.
Więc powinno od 12-go (lub 13-go) wysyłać powiadomienia, a tego nie robi.


Inaccurate. You associating directory permissions with files. Also the interface name and description suggests that the interface provides the permissions required to write sshl config. There is a create permission in there.


public?
even if it works as private I would like to know see it explicitly.


Glad to hear this is working in vagrant @JoePortlandME, do you by chance also build base boxes using packer? I'm running into the following with the packer provision:

```
==> virtualbox-iso: Provisioning with Salt...
    virtualbox-iso: Installing Salt with command &{wget -O - https://bootstrap.saltstack.com | sudo sh -s -P <nil> <nil> <nil> %!s(bool=false) %!s(int=0) %!s(chan struct {}=<nil>) {%!s(int32=0) %!s(uint32=0)}}
    virtualbox-iso: --2015-07-23 20:36:38--  https://bootstrap.saltstack.com/
    virtualbox-iso: sh: 0: Illegal option -P
    virtualbox-iso: Resolving bootstrap.saltstack.com (bootstrap.saltstack.com)... 45.33.31.154
```

However, when I check the bootstrap script at https://bootstrap.saltstack.com, I notice the -P flag is referenced.


Well, this did not fix the problem....


@isaku I got everything except "we already support timeless vanish" xD. Why didn't you just use the effect in the first place?

*EDIT: This has been out longer than PM1.5 xD. You shouldve just gone to effect its better*


This looks wrong. There might be an escaped "." in the hostname, which we need to handle properly. We really should access the string only through dns_label_unescape().

This needs to be solved differently I fear. I figure we need to add dns_label_unescape_suffix(), which unescapes the label directly before the passed in pointer, and then adjusts it to the beginning of that label...


Brao


eglGetDisplay is not even part of the fbdev output source code. But I'll have a look.


ok, good tests


RtMidi is next on my list, after I debug an interesting memory corruption bug in the XM loader :)


According to the documentation the **boostrap_args** should send the '-P' to the bootstrap script.

https://www.packer.io/docs/provisioners/salt-masterless.html


I think mosh-devel is a fine place to talk about this.  One issue here is that mosh has fairly good forward and backward compatibility and @keithw wants to keep it that way.  There's various areas in Mosh that would benefit from incompatible changes, but that's what I'm working with now.


Due to accessibility, in most recent commits, we added support for "Simple" and "Deeper" vanish, what means less lag, the simple one uses handle an effect, the deeper one manage player packages... So, you can switch between them to reduce lag or not ;)


we don't use attributes for entieis, because attributes come from web, entities come from db, => two different layers


this is correct


inquiry number: 11959 92321
email: eliangrimaldo31@gmail.com


We need a definitive list of HTTP headers i think first.


this selector looks a bit tricky


if this hidden is single on page, we can give it id and access from jquery by id? it's faster, it's semantically correct


In ES6 you are able to use Arrows for anonymous functions.

https://babeljs.io/docs/learn-es2015/#arrows


I have to agree with @jness - not sure where that one is coming from...

I just looked at the commands run by packer and they work fine on my machine.  The problem seems to be that it thinks "-P" is a flag to the shell, not the shell script... But again, Looking at the source code I'm not sure why that error is coming up...


J'ai dut mettre _like car le mot like est déja utiliser par le langage sql


Hm, yeah, you are right. So something like
int dns_label_unescape_suffix(const char *name, const char **end_of_label, char *dest, size_t sz);
?


Current view (does not render):

![no render jul23_2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3407469/8861941/3e7e2ae6-315b-11e5-8a21-48ed806ec085.png)

![no render jul23_1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3407469/8861948/4343f02e-315b-11e5-8380-9d19ec1c889e.png)


poor message, be sure your message deliver much more useful information aboout what just happen than before. speak to user in *HIS* language, not your's one


Open trial and Change Directory were functionally the same.


Since you do not redefine the variable here you should use ES6's `const`.

https://babeljs.io/docs/learn-es2015/#let-const


Thanks, going to try my luck in #packer-tool IRC channel.


Nice!


Anybody home?


Daylighting_Speed (DeadParrot) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (742 of 742 tests passed)

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@ametselaar you did this change direct on the release trunk. Was this intended?


Double classes remove the one to the right


@cpuguy83 for this recent change


You could do ```new_entry = book.entries[0]```, and then on line 37 do ```book.remove_entry(new_entry)```. As it stands now, you're creating an entry on lines 35 and 36. At the end of this, you'll still have 1 entry. RSpec isn't catching it in ```expect(book.entries.size).to eq 0``` because it isn't contained in ```@address_book.entries```. Otherwise, nice work!


Smart house?


Why add a body? there is already a body in base.html


The commit-message say "included lib and sfd files", but where are the lib-files? I only see sfd-files. What are they good for?


The cloud4chrome extension for Google Chrome is a component ...


Problem in Vagrant solved by [PR5971](https://github.com/mitchellh/vagrant/pull/5971)
Appears in v1.7.3, PR merged v1.7.4


ReadLogs implements the logger's `LogReader` interface for the logs created by this driver.


Right, machine name should a tag now. Seems I just forgot to remove that, the constant 'serMachineName' is not used anywhere. Sorry, will delete that.

A field contains the actual metric, tags are adding meta data. Also, tags are indexed in InfluxDB, fields are not. There is a good explanation of all terms in the [glossary](https://influxdb.com/docs/v0.9/concepts/glossary.html) of the InfluxDB documentation.


I really like the background image, can you find a way to keep it?


The commit message say "Updated Posix include and lib files. Added sources as well.", but it seems the include and lib files are not touched, only the sources updated.

What good does adding the source files? This repo is about binaries, not sources. I would prefer having the sources in a separate submodule (like the compiler and linker), if adding it adds value in the first place.


Sorry, I never had real contact with the compilation stuff. @reacocard may know more here.


Can we try to also Url::use fromUri() here?


We don't need a context here.


Thanks for all the ES6 advice. I'll likely be using it in the upcoming videos. :D


tengo que ejecutar algo para disponer de esta carpeta? En mi local faltan todos los archivos que están ahí y no consigo que funcione bien.


Nice specs! :)


:+1: :beers:


�� oh oh


Ce projet est intéressent !!


why don't you just remove it ?


I guess I found a bug in atom. Back to the drawing board!


Please excuse my ignorance, but what is Roadshow, and why shoud it be added? A quick Google search seems to indicate it's a TCP/IP stack, is it somehow superior to AmiTCP, which is already there? If so, how?


die and not 404? why?


I tested this out in the latest change on the stack -- I'm not sure it makes a huge difference. No matter which way we go, I'll keep the verification checks that I added in that change.


remove this one


This commit causes a few gating pulses to move by 4 samples. I am not sure why. I'll have to investigate.


I don't see the `ApplyContext` forward declaration being used in this file.  Is it useful elsewhere?


You introduced an infinite loop in this Fix, consider the case where k=1. You will never terminate because you will always continue in the inner for loop thus best ends up with Positive_Infinity every time.


I don't have the router listener collection in the installer config. Probably it could be there, just that was faster for now.


:metal:


sounds reasonable


These two lines are not necessary, unless pop_size has diverged from sum(pop.values()) for some reason, which it shouldn't.


I'm actually going to remove the loop detection here. The reason is that only `dispatch_message` currently has the loop detection, but *all* other message types except the handshakes can be forwarded. So this code was a bit shortsighted. Expect an in-depth discussion on the protocol on our internal developer list in the next couple of days.


[TEST] Thanks for the test addition Bruno, I will merge it with the main project


The refactoring suggested here is in
https://github.com/dchbx/enroll/commit/54bb21edfacca9c2e419073d9edb558f9364de5e


I disagree with this. Having no title is a html code not complete. Having it is to say this component is not important and there is no need to show alternative content. We should have title and set to empty if there is nothing to sho.


@gnome-mpv Thanks for your help and tons of polish!

Regards.


@fizzvr may or may not be complete; we're checking a decompile just to be extra-sure that nothing changed on the server side


you don't use pad here. I think you should set border_mode=pad. GpuCorr3dMM have border_mode always being valid. dnn_conv3d accept the padding in the border_mode parameter.


Please keep to our coding convention. The order is `public`, `protected`, and then `private`. You've also missed an empty line before the new block introduced by `protected`.

I also don't see why `scribes_` should be protected. Who needs access to it? Would an additional `friend` declaration be a better solution?


For accessibility, i think the placeholder my be enough and replace the label ?


So the developer tag is yellow now? let's test that then.


Could be more used in PHP than other languages, but still not considered usual... (Imo, it is a nice feature)
> [Having a trailing comma after the last defined array entry, while unusual, is a valid syntax.](http://php.net/manual/en/function.array.php)

---

> It is a style preference as mentioned elsewhere, however I would advise to condition yourself against adding that trailing comma in PHP, as it is syntactically invalid in some languages. In particular, I'm thinking of Internet Explorer's handling of those types of trailing commas in Javascript, which are notoriously difficult bugs to locate when scripts fail in IE while succeeding everywhere else. It will also break JSON's validity, and is invalid in a SQL SELECT list, among other potential problems.
[1](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6146713/no-comma-after-last-element-in-array) [2](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2829581/why-do-php-array-examples-leave-a-trailing-comma)


@fhung65 Can you code review this? I just change loadmeeting.php to call zoom_grade_item_update and rewrite zoom_update_grades according to other modules.


This seems like a lot of code for removing flicker -- I'm wondering if we can simplify it a lot. [Here's a patch](https://gist.github.com/thebnich/c0e5731f9e25b24b1168) I threw together that accomplishes the same thing on `master` -- could we use a simple approach like that on top of your iOS 9 changes?


Fixed.


Actually, it is included in "web", "linux" and "windows". So perhaps, it's worth to mention that the extension can work in two different ways:
* with the cloud-based flowManager
* with the local flowManager


No good reason.  The code got moved around from a place where ```column``` was not available.  The result is the same.  Can be changed to use the ```column``` version.


You still need this CFRelease call, otherwise it will leak


**thx** ;) #fingerguns


I think CreateWithBytes() is safer, since attributes.Data may very well be destroyed before queryDict, etc.


Thanks! I need to banish the <br/> tag from my toolkit!


Hehe yeah. I guess everything will end up in the LanguageBuilder at some point.


Sure,  I didn't know what its used for.
I know nothing of python really...  I just wanted my formatter to work in Sublime again.


just `GCTimeout` and maybe this should be a string output of a time.Duration, so it looks to users like:

```
"GCTimeout": "10min"
```
?


We should have a way to express no limit. (0?) and default to that


HotFix-GitIgnore (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1763 of 1763 tests passed)

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You're welcome! No need to banish... just use only when necessary. :-)


No, I had intended to push it to my own master branch, and I [reverted](https://github.com/wenns/sonar-cxx/commit/3fdf6a7f79101dabb38129a61306a4dcedd7e537) the push soon after I became aware of my mistake.


I'd put this at the top of the file. It's nice to group global state together so we can keep track of it, and put it front and center.


This should be fixed now. I tested it and it should also compile without errors with petsc 3.4 (but  include/finclude/petscsnes.h should still be edited like I wrote in the pull request message). But I wouldn't recommend quasi-Newton routines unless petsc 3.5 is installed, because some of the petsc routines for editing the settings of the quasi-Newton solver don't work in version 3.4.


Indeed. Thanks much!


I'd drop `at compile-time`. That may not be true.


My mistake - only needs to point to English version. Merging now.


note hack alert. This is a placeholder for urls in the meta table (or ids)


need to release resultsRef, or better yet, pass in nil since you don't need it


My mistake, German not needed for this one. Merging now.


Never mind :)


Ok, should be fixed now.


Yeah, they were const initially, but then the method that gets property ranges  them has signature
```C++
bool getPropertyRange(VideoProperty property, VideoPropertyRange &videoPropRange)
```

where `bool` is true/false success. This requires creation of `VideoPropertyRange()` constructor for the user for creating `VideoPropertyRange` to pass into this method, as well as assign operator for the method to return the values back to the user.


Good :)


Any reason for changing "Password string" to "Data []byte"? The API does accept arbitrary bytes, but I think there's an implicit assumption that the bytes are human-readable (like Keychain Access doesn't work well with binary passwords).


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argh. indeed :(

revert it if you want.


`Beans.xml` is a configuration file.
It acts as cement that glues the **beans** i.e. classes together.
Usually developers keep this file name as `Beans.xml`, but you are independent to choose any name you like. You have to make sure that this file is available in CLASSPATH and use the same name in main application while creating application context as shown in `MainApp.java` file.

The `Beans.xml` is used:
1. to assign unique IDs to different beans and
2. to control the creation of objects with different values without impacting any of the Spring source files.

E.g. you can use `Beans.xml` to pass any value for `message` variable and so you can print different values of message without impacting `HelloWorld.java` and `MainApp.java` files.
When Spring application gets loaded into the memory, Framework makes use of the above configuration file to create all the beans defined and assign them a unique ID as defined in `<bean>` tag. You can use `<property>` tag to pass the values of different variables used at the time of object creation.


Can just do string(password) != string(expectedPassword)


You should use soft tabs (2 or 4 depending on the project) to make sure the indention is always correct, it's just a coding style matter ;)


@Orhideous you might want to look [[here]](https://toster.ru/q/150567) here is a possible way to gather `bower` css files together.


Thanks, I'd missed that. Removed it.


fixes in https://github.com/keybase/go-osxkeychain/commit/44457013f057fe1b040abc7145332d33a0e85b98

thanks!


ItemList could be at any element of this.props.data. Not only at first element this.props.data[0].


Sorry that was leftover from something I was experimenting with.  Must've missed it on that page.  Deleted body tags on my local wip.


Blue lol


This breaks compilation on my 10.7 system.


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Yeah, I'll do that for the next experiment. So what I need to do different are the tabs and the stars or did I miss sth?


Hey @moxie0, you might want to git --amend 2.32.2 to 2.23.2 in the commit log


Have to use key for dynamic children
https://facebook.github.io/react/docs/multiple-components.html#dynamic-children


Don't do that, just pass -DSED_PROGRAM=... if you need to change that.

However that cmake block is nasty, is there a way to get rid of it?


Passing `--get` doesn't make a difference for me. What version of git are you using?


Please stop doing that.
That change will make fixer to fail on 2.0 branch (corrupting Tokens collection).
Instead of removing and inserting token check if it is a whitespace, if yes then update it, if not then add it.


`Beans.xml` is a configuration file.
It acts as cement that glues the **beans** i.e. classes together.
Usually developers keep this file name as `Beans.xml`, but you are independent to choose any name you like. You have to make sure that this file is available in CLASSPATH and use the same name in main application while creating application context as shown in `MainApp.java` file.

The `Beans.xml` is used:
1. to assign unique IDs to different beans and
2. to control the creation of objects with different values without impacting any of the Spring source files.

E.g. you can use `Beans.xml` to pass any value for `message` variable and so you can print different values of `message` without impacting `HelloWorld.java` and `MainApp.java` files.
```
<bean></bean>
```
Here you define the beans to be created and assign them a unique ID.
```
<property name="message" ... />
```
Here you pass the values of different variables used at the time of object creation.
E.g. `"message"` is the name of the variable, variable `message`.

When Spring application gets loaded into the memory, Framework makes use of the above configuration file to create all the beans defined and assign them a unique ID as defined in `<bean>` tag.


Nice to see your work on github !


Really nice cleanup. This one must have been on your backburner for a while ;)


The tab alignment, and the stars for body names. Also I changed the top patch line to remove the [*] just in case MM changes to make [*] require a name (EXPERIMENT_DEFINITIONs have no name at all). Yours works, but just for being the same as the result clearer...


You can make `write()` calls to this file append only new words by opening in 'append' mode: `self.output().open('a')`

Ignore this comment if you already have a sense for what you want to do with this.


Is bumping to 4.5 necessary? It breaks using Mono on Linux.

mono --runtime=4.5 TerrariaServer.exe
WARNING: The runtime version supported by this application is unavailable.
Using default runtime: v4.0.30319
TerrariaAPI Version: 1.20.0.0 (Protocol v1.3.0.6 (154))
SendQ edition
[Server API] Error Startup aborted due to an exception in the Server API initialization:
System.InvalidOperationException: Plugin "TShock" has thrown an exception during initialization. ---> System.Exception: Fatal TShock initialization exception. See inner exception for details. ---> System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
  at TShockAPI.TShock.OnConfigRead (TShockAPI.ConfigFile file) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at TShockAPI.ConfigFile.Read (System.IO.Stream stream) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at TShockAPI.ConfigFile.Read (System.String path) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at TShockAPI.FileTools.SetupConfig () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at TShockAPI.TShock.Initialize () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
  at TShockAPI.TShock.Initialize () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at TerrariaApi.Server.PluginContainer.Initialize () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at TerrariaApi.Server.ServerApi.LoadPlugins () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
  at TerrariaApi.Server.ServerApi.LoadPlugins () [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at TerrariaApi.Server.ServerApi.Initialize (System.String[] commandLineArgs, Terraria.Main game) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0
  at Terraria.ProgramServer.InnerStart (System.String[] args) [0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0


I have no idea wtf is going on here.


@ImmaFreedomDevelopment/owners I need you to check my playerMsg code (Lines 25&38).


Side note, psd's in github are evil. Large files stick around even after you delete them, so it just slows down your checkouts forever :(


Oh, damn. Wrong commit.


@eugenekolo what version of mono are you on?


&a is yellow, &9 is blue.


Also those are two unrelated errors, one of which is in our fancy help guide on the website ;)


node-postgres keeps a connection pool, so effectively only one connection is used.

We can inject it if you prefer.


enabled => disabled


Lol, Dojo


All of this is code generated by express-generator. I don't give much fuck tbh.


&a is light green, but lol I need to change it.


I'm so happy I managed to do this without patching the PDF.js code.


everything in this is just white space changes except this line...


![capture](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4228359/8862858/e5797cc8-3161-11e5-91a2-751da791c3b7.PNG)

This brings back the problem with spaces in the path (FYI).


Correct, my bad. &e is the yellow.


I experimented but I couldn't find a way to keep it without making the now playing well as ugly as hell.

If there is a way to turn the image to monochrome and increase the opacity so it is kind of a ghost overlay on top of the black background I'd be willing to try that and see how it looks but I've no idea how to implement that (or even if it's possible!).


mapSaveCompare? Not important at all, though. The name is good enough, IMHO.


or even better, use the `option` command.


default?


Well, we decided to leave this struct as it is for now, since we didn't know what to do with it.

The library owns all of the pointers, so the user should not free them. The contents of where pointers point also changes every FrameCallback call, so the user should not store the pointer values, but rather copy the contents of the data pointed by the pointers.

I don't know how to express this ownership in a clear fashion. `shared_ptr` is not applicable, since the contents change, it makes no sense for the user to store the pointer. `const uint8_t * getPixels() const;` doesn't make much sense too, since nothing stops the user from deleting the const pointer.


Thank you!


@nicatronTg
mono --version
Mono JIT compiler version 4.0.2 (Stable 4.0.2.5/c99aa0c Wed Jun 24 10:04:37 UTC 2015)

What are the 2 errors? I've tested 4.3.5, 4.3.2 and 4.3.6 on my machine. Only 4.3.6 does not boot at all.


why not also compass reading?


See discussion in #3


Maik Laufender

> Am 23.07.2015 um 17:52 schrieb Ken Moore <notifications@github.com>:
>
> Thanks for the report -- you can change your keyboard shortcut for either plugin, or maybe just use both for a while then decide which one meets your needs better (I think mine achieves the same goals with far fewer steps).
>
Hey, of course... your plug in is pretty nice smarter... but - a centered button is a must have!!!

> Regarding keeping the button centered, that would be a new variant of the plugin. I wish I had time to write that for you, but it may be several months from now!
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


git push can easily fail for many other reasons, like no network connectivity, missing change-id, etc. So "branch not found" isn't going to be accurate...maybe just a generic "git push failed"?


Je vais essayer de faire un systeme qui retiens les mots de la recherche plus tard


Add on ( @fileoffset ): This will never work easily without quotes. A space in the directory path causes it to be interpreted as another parameter. Adding quotes in the .bat won't help.


I think this check should be against `[13, 0, 0]`.


git fetch can fail due to network connectivity, so it needs a more generic error message like below.


w00t! Thank you:)


In all of these cases, we should return a status code of 1 with `sys.exit(1)`.


@Vezzra you already write comments about this functions. Copy-pasting them to code is not hard.   You can start now, I believe in you. :)

I give up with this name. Let is be as is or same as in C++ `CreateField1` and `CreateField2 ` :)


Well, complaining about the 4.5 runtime is one, and the other is because your config file is corrupt and you didn't get the picture to read the help guide before posting.


@gracjan, thank you!

My reading of the above suggests  that `M-p` / `M-n` do not conflict with the conventions.

I'll make a change, and if you have any objections, we should discuss it further.


HotFix-GitIgnore (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1763 of 1763 tests passed)

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I have 1.9.1. It didn't make a difference for me either but it shouldn't hurt to specify.


Uh, its WORDPicker, not WORDSPicker @JackDanger. You're only allowed to have one word. :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:


Does `current_user` work here? I'm not familiar with CanCan, so it may, but I always thought that was a controller helper.


https://gist.github.com/Rushor/e6069c800b5b070b965c - See you on 6.x :)
![Bild](http://i.imgur.com/6Ufhd27.jpg) - Ingameresult


Can you save the "as e" since it is not used?


I'm so confused.  I can't figure out why `invoke_preflight()` is a variadic template on `Args`.  Insight?


Just a sec.


OH jeez uh it took me a month to figure out how to add in those navigators and i had a lot of help doing it LMAO

i'm really not savvy like i know /BASIC/ HTML and CSS /editing?/ per se but i dont think i can start that from scratch like, and i'm not really experienced with this website honestly i was sort of hoping i'd be able to steal the HTML from the comic (- or other websites because i need to get the save/load function from MSpaintadventures ) and throw it in here but i dunno


For shame! What an oversight on my part!


Missing .format.


Same question here.  Why is `invoke_apply()` a variadic template on `Args`?


@nicatronTg Ah, that fixed it. Thanks. Looking forward to 4.3.7 :)


This might be a good candidate for a `switch` or `case` (whichever JS has, I can never remember)

In Ruby this would look like:
```ruby
case name
when "batman"
  this.set("type", "strength")
when ...
end
```

or even
```ruby
case name
when "batman" then this.set("type", "strength")
end
```


:shipit:


Even so, this feels like it's asking for some different structure. Like maybe an object at the top of the class which looks like:
```javascript
const powers = {
  "strength" => ["batman", "hulk", ...],
  "magic" => ...
```


Wrong!


Normally using ```eval()``` is considered dangerous because of the potential for executing user input, which is a big security vulnerability. However, in this case it's trivial to verify that no user input is being passed to ```eval()``` so that should be fine.
The very general nature of ```eval()```, along with the possibility for it to hide broken or malicious code, means that one should avoid it if possible. In this case I would recommend using the ```constantize``` method (http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/String.html#method-i-constantize) with ```controller_name.classify.constantize``` (```classify``` itself calls ```singularize```).

And finally, the particular design of determining the Active Record model class associated with this controller by using the controller name, is fairly idiomatic for Ruby on Rails. Ruby on Rails relies heavily on convention (e.g. all of your controllers are named ```FooController```) to function properly, which is workable in a documentation-heavy environment like Rails.
Personally though, I recommend against that style. I find that in many cases explicit configuration (e.g. if you had a line at the top of ```BooksController``` that was ```@active_record_name = Book``` and similar for the other categories) is a lot easier for someone to follow and understand without documentation.
When you're trying to figure out why your ```CustomerProfileController``` is failing to find a ```CustomerProfile``` model, even though you expect it to use the ```Customer``` model, it can be difficult to track down a line like this by searching.


How does `create.before` work? Is that equivalent to `before_filter :authorize_transfer_attributes!, only :create`? If so, I think I'd prefer that for consistency but not a big deal.


Yeah the name is good enough IMO, no need to change it.


This is how jQuery adds events.  Reference how you added the event to the button below (`addEventListener`).  `#guessButton` is shorthand for an element with an id of `guessButton`.


Then you could have a method called `type` which just looks at the powers object. Rather than monkeying around with setting it in the attribute method (which, btw, what does that method do? Is it magic?)


tranfer -> transfer in commit title. nitpicking away! :)


Good. Caps for classes


Same as above, this is how jQuery gets the value.

With an input, HTML input element has a property called `value`.

Reference: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTML/Element/input


Attributes:
`class=` mandatory, it specifies the bean class to be used to create the bean.
`name=` specifies the bean identifier uniquely.
In XML-based configuration metadata, you use the `id=` and/or `name=` attributes to specify the bean identifier(s).


Does this work, can conpot start using ```conpot -t default```?
As I read the code, we bind to the same port twice in this implementation. One of the binds is at this line, the second bind is at [1].

[1] https://github.com/mushorg/conpot/blob/b49f1843b187e364479413c24e4a49a5040c1dee/conpot/protocols/ipmi/ipmi_server.py#L439


This can be done a little better. What if your `powers` object contained information about which powers it beats or equals?


ok


Actually, this should be placed outside of the loops. The INDIr does not change.


Use PUT instead. PATCH is a bit deprecated in HTTP, and Rails never used it properly anyways.


Also this does not change between iterations. Place outside of the loops.


ahh thanks for clarification.


Maybe try something like

```js
function isValid() {
  // if it's valid, return true, otherwise return false
}

guessButton.addEventListener("click", function () {
  if (isValid()) {
    compareNumbers();
  }
}, false);
```


No problem! I can basically add in all the CSS from the comic onto this if you want. However, since you have like 640 pages of comic it's going to be p hard to add all of it in. On the brighter side we can finally change it so that the first page is now page 1 and the latest page is the highest number.

I'm not sure how to do that last one without completely messing up tho, but if we make it so that one page has like the thing Google does with the numbers on the bottom then we should be good.

I can also make it so that if someone goes to /last then we can redirect them with the latest page number, but that'll have to be changed every time you update sooo

We might need more help?


Is this just indenting? Can't tell if anything else changed in this file. Also, this change should not be in a commit about fighting logic.


Even though you've moved past this design for the final pull request, I just wanted to comment that even if you had stuck with the inheritance model I would recommend moving these methods into a different controller (probably also named ```MediaController``` because that makes sense).
The key reason for that is ```ApplicationController``` is by default the parent class of all controllers, so it should really only have functionality that is relevant to every controller. At this point of this commit, your ```CategoriesController``` is also inheriting the ```set_active_record_name``` method and associated instance variable, though it is not relevant to the way that code functions.


This ul isn't included in `#character-container`


Is there a later hook when the read timeout can be set?  Presumably if I set the timeout for 10 seconds, this would result in both a read timeout and a connection timeout of 10 seconds, thus bringing the max time to 20 seconds if the connection takes a long time but eventually succeeds.


![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/111710/8863160/7e7cb802-3196-11e5-85bc-503ef4595122.png)
:hamburger:


Will patch it tomorrow.


Nice, I was wondering how this would work out in Jade!


Looks better, I think it's ready for testing


Cool, was also wondering about this.


Kai the machine ^_^ continue !


Daylighting_Speed (DeadParrot) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1259 of 1260 tests passed)

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Headings should have all words capitalized.


Do not forget to add 2 tests, one for the node and one for the vec_simd, complete existing files


This would be cool if it worked, alas. `||` is a Right-to-left evaluator so it starts with the code `( "hulk" || "joker" )` which is fairly meaningless, but probably returns `true` or maybe something even weirder.


okie this is the sims test not the node one, for this look in core tests


In Ruby we would do something like `["batman", "daredevil", ...].include?(name)` or maybe even `%w(batman daredevil ...).include?(name)` if I'm feeling like not typing `"` over and over.


Thanks, I won't be able to test it out right now but I'll try to get back to you as soon as I can.


```
scope="singleton"
```
This scopes the bean definition to a single instance per Spring IoC container (default).


The line above the removed one should be changed to `#[repr(C, packed)]`


Yes, you can set both connection timeouts however you want using something like the below and passing the ctx along with whatever request you're making. On the lib end I think we have to set both to the total since we don't know how people want to divide the timeout time, but this behavior is entirely modifiable using the below:
        OperationContext ctx = new OperationContext();
        ctx.getSendingRequestEventHandler().addListener(new StorageEvent<SendingRequestEvent>() {

            @Override
            public void eventOccurred(SendingRequestEvent eventArg) {
                ((HttpURLConnection) eventArg.getConnectionObject()).setConnectTimeout(500);
            }
        });


Ah ha! Underscore to the rescue!

`_.contains(["batman", ...], this.get("name"))`


Geez. worst commit messages ever.


Thanks, I'd forgotten about the theme name refs on the login page. Fixed it :)


@WictorJohansson

## Ny service som kör livereload via `gulp watch`
Jag blev trött på den gamla som baaara bråkade. Hittade en ny och den funkar väldigt mycket bättre (än så länge..).
Den går dessutom att köra bara `gulp` med nu utan att man behöver avbryta så som tidigare.

##### Installation för att få det att funka
1. Om du inte redan har Chrome plugin [LiveReload] (https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/livereload/jnihajbhpnppcggbcgedagnkighmdlei) (vilket jag nog tror du har) så behöver du installera den.
2. Kör `sudo npm install` nu tas den gamla servicen bort och den nya installeras.
3. Kör `gulp watch` för att start watchen. Första gången kan du behöva ladda om sidan/starta om LiveReload (bara tryck på loggan där uppe, när pricken i mitten är ifylld så är LiveReload aktiv)
4. Om du bara kör  `gulp` nu så kommer den bete sig rätt, alltså inte starta LiveReload efter en `gulp`

#### En bra sak till
Det är att den inte kör css och less grejer om du bara uppdaterar en view (ex. index.blade.php) utan bara laddar om webbläsaren. Mkt snabbare och mer clean.


The output:
```
Your Message : I'm HelloWorld 1
Your Message : I'm HelloWorld 1
```


Is it possible to use GridLayout outside the repeater and simply repeat Label and TextField? It would be nice to have things in neat columns. If you can do that, please make the Label right-aligned.


If I made a module called Colonies and had an object called Piece (inheriting from game.Piece) would python ever complain that they have the same name without considering the module it belongs to?


Thanks @david-thorman, seemed I was running an outdated packer version (Packer v0.7.5), after updating to latest (Packer v0.8.2), the above **bootstrap_args** worked.


Is this testing code? I'm not sure how it fits in to the whole picture otherwise.


Here it's actually self._connection


The output:
```
Your Message : I'm HelloWorld 1
Your Message : Hello World!
```


Here's your problem, pretty sure.


These still need to be two space indented, not one.


```
scope="prototype"
```
This **scopes** (*v.*) a single bean definition to have any number of object instances.


Brackets and indentation are a bit off.


Ok, I've got a IE9 test set up available. I'll take a look and let you know what I find.


Thanks for this information, I have added the related documentation with the commit https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-framework/commit/8e5244ac3dd218cceef42ee5fe959f932fe875e4.


Hi Sander,
I submitted a bug report to PETSc a few days back and this is now fixed. I made it just in time for the latest PETSc release which came out yesterday? Anyway, PETSc version 3.6.1 does not need to be edited as described above.


Deeloping => developing


I'm a little concerned that the lambda captures `tx` and `config` by reference and then the lambda is returned, giving the lambda in indefinite lifetime.  I don't see any guarantees here that `tx` and `config` will continue to exist until the lambda is called.  How are lifetime requirements made clear to the caller?  Or am I missing something?


better?


@Adaptified


One side question is whether this should even be a Backbone.Model or whether it should just be a `{}`? Backbone.Model assumes that there's an API that we'll need to connect to, but this isn't doing any network traffic, so you're just carting around network methods for no reason.


fixed


Refresher, because I also needed one: http://www.phpied.com/3-ways-to-define-a-javascript-class/


I looked at the code segment, and the following error printing part is unnecessary:

	if (task.error) {
		AWSLogError(@"Error: [%@]", task.error);
	}
	if (task.exception) {
		AWSLogError(@"Exception: [%@]", task.exception);
	}

These lines never get called. However, `AWSTask` returned by `- submitAllRecords` should contain an error object when any request fails. I believe that returning an error object is better than just printing our the error because it gives you more flexibilities. So, I wouldn't change `continueWithSuccessBlock` to `continueWithBlock`. Instead, just removing the following dead lines. Please let me know if I'm missing something. Thanks!


You may not have a color and effect. Choose either an effect or color.


Are you sure? I'm sure I've seen this before.


Thanks for looking at this. By changing it to my change and leaving the "dead" code the api will now print out errors when their are errors instead of swallowing them. This would have saved me many hours of debugging.

On Thu, Jul 23, 2015 at 3:09 PM, Yosuke Matsuda <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I looked at the code segment, and the following error printing part is unnecessary:
> 	if (task.error) {
> 		AWSLogError(@"Error: [%@]", task.error);
> 	}
> 	if (task.exception) {
> 		AWSLogError(@"Exception: [%@]", task.exception);
> 	}
> These lines never get called. However, `AWSTask` returned by `- submitAllRecords` should contain an error object when any request fails. I believe that returning an error object is better than just printing our the error because it gives you more flexibilities. So, I wouldn't change `continueWithSuccessBlock` to `continueWithBlock`. Instead, just removing the following dead lines. Please let me know if I'm missing something. Thanks!
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Can you remove this array because it is not used !


"Carraire" est-il manquant, ou équivalent à "Carrer" ?


I will fix it.


nice feature. :grinning:
one up you, my original Doctor Who series :tongue:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6933240/8863396/6132849c-31ec-11e5-80d6-97beefe3f4c7.png)


Just to clarify I don't think this will fix all of the issues, just the timeouts that happen in the initial connection to the server. I have some ideas on what the rest are but that's more more complex and I want to see how much this helps you before we start debugging into those.


Keep the color.


Crushing it.


This method `attribute` looks like it's just a Query, but in fact it's changing the state of the model so it's a Command. You could call this `setAttributes` and I would sneeze less, but the word "set" or "get" in a method name is discouraged in many domains.

Preferable would be to create an actual Query method called `type` which looks at some mapping between names and powers and just return which power is correct. No need to do `this.set`, you just need to ask for `this.type()`.


Même question pour la "Calade" que je ne trouve pas dans cette liste...


It's better to call this methode : map_tax, it looks like the same one declared in account.fiscal.position Object.


Have you measured the improvement?


Cool.


Hmm...  I haven't really looked at the OperationContext class, I thought it was just for tracing, I didn't really keep track of what threads ran its events or anything.  I feel like that solution might break encapsulation a bit, the app developer would have to know a lot more about how the library works internally than I do.

Also, it looks like I'd need to use the Utility.getRemainingTimeout with two numbers that I don't really know how to get access to from that event handler.


This has been taken out in the latest commit.


With that small deploy thing. you could wget right to a server in an emergency situation. pretty dope.


Cautionary tale though, "type" is usually a reserved word. Come up with some other word. Archetype, power, element, whatever; just not "type". Just think about when you're asking `typeof type() !== undefined` or something.


I am still working on figuring out scopes. If you know a good blog post, please point one out to me.


I thought this might be sufficient.


We need to externalize those versions, as different people can have different dependencies. Not for this PR though


No worries

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>


Yeah, I know.  I'm just running through my head all the things that could cause delays like the ones I'm seeing.  I didn't build the tools to debug the azure libraries, I built them to debug my own app, this just happens to be the one that's locked up right now.  The whole 10 minute thing was because rather than running a single query and timing it, I think I was running up to 50 queries in sequence, expecting that my threading interrupt logic would bump me out of the loops, but it didn't.


These two methods were basically what I have written in the bloccit project. Is there a better way to do this?


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 201](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=262356&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 4, passed: 0 Build time: 00:07:14
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

```


This line looks more python then javascript :
```javascript
if (! tax_id in found_taxes) {
```
it should be like this :
```javascript
If (!found_taxes.hasOwnProperty(tax_id)) {
```
In case you have a fiscal position without mapping taxes this part of code while never be executed !


where did i get the sql file for this system?


The type of property[1] is not consistent. It may be unicode or str, depending on how the value was set.
Fixing this inconsistency may require a lot of refactoring and testing, so I use a different approach (similar to how the original code handles unicode issues elsewhere).

For APIs that accept unicode (e.g. xmltree) try decoding using utf-8 before passing the value. That way if the property value is a string, we transform it to unicode, otherwise no harm is done.

For APIs that only accept str (e.g. executebuiltin, see http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=144677) try encoding using utf-8. That way if the property value is a unicode string, we transform it to string, otherwise no harm is done.

That being said, the decoding on line 700 is redundant because datafunctions.local already does the decoding attempt.


Fixed, see: https://github.com/ImmaFreedomDevelopment/ImmaFreedomMod/commit/7fb40d76827f7e6ada0ab2e9a6eb35fcd5187c65


`io::broker` needs access to `scribes_`. Do you think a friend declaration would fit better?


vshpwh_strat_integration_bug (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1762 of 1763 tests passed)

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Yes, the RequestEventHandlers are definitely a higher level concept. You won't be able to access the getRemainingTimeout stuff from there unfortunately which is why I put in the best I could in the library for you to test with. I can explain at some point (maybe once we get further resolving the issue) exactly how this relates to max execution time, but with NoRetry on if you just use your max execution time for that value you can get a good approximation at least to test the mitigation with more tuning possible later.


* todo: figure out how to use angular-locale's plurals for translations (day/days, hour/hours), etc


It's just the name of the argument being passed into `initialize`. I've changed it to make it clear what `user` is being used as there is now an `attr_reader :user`.


Prior to this line, I think you should do an assertion check.

    g = nx.read_gpickle(handle)
    assert isinstance(g, nx.Graph), "The file is not a NetworkX graph" # check that this is a NetworkX undirected graph.

Only after the assertion passes then you can assign `g` to `self.G`.


haha. I thought I was working on a better version, but I failed. The way that `__set__`  is defined is kind of crazy and I couldn't see a way to get what I wanted working. I opened up an issue to see if the maintainer(s) have any ideas https://github.com/jhnns/rewire/issues/71.


Instead of making the change there, you can print out the error object returned by `- submitAllRecords`. It should look something like this:

	[[kinesisRecorder submitAllRecords] continueWithBlock:^id(AWSTask *task) {
		if (task.error) {
			AWSLogError(@"Error: [%@]", task.error);
		}
		if (task.exception) {
			AWSLogError(@"Exception: [%@]", task.exception);
		}
		// Do something here

		return nil;
	}];

If this does not print out the error message, please let us know.


Not quite. It's an implimentation provided by the resource controller to allow you to hook into certain parts of the action when you dont override it.

https://github.com/solidusio/solidus/blob/master/backend/app/controllers/spree/admin/resource_controller.rb#L53

I have no problem using before filter here either and could change that.


Please don't put my name in your commit message.  Github seems unable to realise that this is for Swift and spams me on the wrong email account with every change.


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is there available sql file for this? tnx


@steven-johnson
Using ``add_definitions()`` like this isn't good style as these aren't definition and the target this applies to is implicit. I'd recommend using ``target_compile_options()`` instead (e.g. ``target_compile_options(<target> PRIVATE "-std=c+11")`` )

Also these flags only apply to clang/gcc so this should be guarded with ``if (NOT MSVC) ... endif()``.


Just cloned, is there an ant script or something?  What ide are you using to compile the jars?


Will definitely change to target_compile_options.

Re: MSVC, point noted, but I don't have a way to (easily) test Windows changes at the moment; I'd rather leave it entirely non-MSVC'ed rather than done piecemeal (then update for MSVC all at once).


# Hallå!
Fungerar bra ja! Och **LiveReload**, den hade jag inte ;)

*Ha det!*


Please add unlikely(), this is relatively hot point and the condition is very-very rare.


Do not remove the spaces, they are nice :)


Ah, it's because OutputBuffers needs to know the number of buffers for the partitioning function


We use Maven in general to make jars, but you can always just include the project in your app build. I wasn't sure how you were importing/using the lib so I figured it might be easy to just drop in new code -- many users just download a zip. If this is too much of a pain, the OperationContext hack above should give you a good idea whether the lib fix will help you.


<iframe src="//coub.com/embed/e5nnw4w?muted=false&autostart=false&originalSize=false&hideTopBar=false&startWithHD=false" allowfullscreen="true" frameborder="0" width="640" height="334"></iframe>


Yes. I had been thinking about it for a while (when I did mood modifiers IIRC). But when I tried to save the door state, I clearly saw the architecture problem so it was a good occasion to deal with it ^^


I recommend against deleting migrations once they've been committed into the project. In this case by deleting the migrations it will prevent old versions of the project (not an issue here) from upgrading the DB in a way that keeps their schema in sync with the existing fully-migrated versions.

Specifically, if you look at [db/schema.rb](https://github.com/drvonnjerryxlii/C3Projects--MediaRanker/blob/4b8f5b4a2692058e2deee11f6a3c96a88e2b1c6f/db/schema.rb) from this commit you'll notice that the ```albums```, ```movies```, ```books```, and ```categories``` tables are still specified. However, if someone went from an install using commit 9d92819, then upgraded to commit 4b8f5b4 and ran ```rake db:migrate```, they would end up with a database only containing the ```media``` table.

Not such a big issue in this case (and in the next commit you fix up schema.rb), but the best practices suggestion is to always leave migrations in-place and instead add new migrations that undo the previous ones.
In this case I would recommend a migration that uses the drop_table command on each of the tables you're removing.


:dancer:

Jag inser nu att du kanske inte hade behövt fixa LiveReload nu när jag tänker på det. Men det kan vara bra för framtiden ändå, spec när man skall använda sig av liknade gulp watch LiveReload grejer när man är utanför Laravels fluffiga famn.. ;)

# KUL ATT SE ATT DU LÄR DIG MARKDOWN
:smiley:

Det är grymt bra med markdown!


I don't get the point of being "standlone" if you have relative paths like this (inherently non-portable and therefore not really standalone). I think it would be better to have an option that's used to set the root of the Halide source tree (with the default assuming it's inside the Halide source tree) and use that instead of  ``${CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_DIR}/../``. For example

```
SET(HALIDE_SRC_DIR "${CMAKE_CURRENT_LIST_DIR}/../" CACHE PATH "Root of Halide source Tree")
include_directories ("${HALIDE_SRC_DIR}/../support")
include_directories("${HALIDE_SRC_DIR}/../../include")
```


this need to be in NIGHTLY


@kbenne @Myoldmopar FYI: I cloned the repo and rebuilt the solution. The .bat file is still the only thing appearing in that dir on Windows. Let me know if you want me to try something else or test it again.


Det coola är att man dessutom kan svara direkt via mailen också (tror jag
iaf)..

### Detta ska isf vara en rubrik
*som jag skickat från mailen som ett svar på det mail jag fick*

Den 24 juli 2015 00:24 skrev Wictor Johansson <notifications@github.com>:

> Hallå!
>
> Fungerar bra ja! Och *LiveReload*, den hade jag inte ;)
>
> *Ha det!*
>
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> .
>


The key here is injecting the board?


Thanks for taking a look, and for the detailed response :)

That code undoubtedly does need a refactor - it's a hack from the early days of the script (when I was still trying to get to grips with Python, let alone unicode), figuring out how to deal with skin strings that may or may not be present in the skin. The big problem with it is that it works (generally!) - I'm always loath to start messing with code thats doing its job unless features around it are changing ;)

And thanks again for the unicode fixes. They're much appreciated and needed!


## Hehe :+1:
Nja verkar ju funka **sådär** tyvärr...

# Simpelt ändå!


Haha, det gick ju inte kam man säga... :p


Ja men markdown är nice!


Dafuq?


I like this.


I find this a bit more readable (I haven't tested it, though):

```c++
template<typename MessageT, size_t size, typename std::enable_if<rosidl_generator_traits::has_fixed_size<MessageT>::value>::type * = nullptr>
class MessagePoolMemoryStrategy : public msg_memory_strategy::MessageMemoryStrategy<MessageT>
...
```


Du hade gjort lite sjyst finlir också såg jag. Nice! :)


Ja det blir ju tydligt med enkla medel! :hamburger:


please note that these 2 commits (regarding HLS) are meant to:
A. fix the HLS get request in order to actually play hls content
B. set HLS player as default (can be easily disabled by choosing once the actual wanted value) in order to provide an incentive to fix the entire HLS player (which can be used in order to bypass the directplay player webos bug regarding multiple audiostreams and videostreams)

feel free to hold merging it until someone will pick up the glove to support a fully functional HLS player.
i'll try to get to it soon.


Ja jag grejade lite idag! :) Flöt på bra.. Men är lite frågetecken kvar bara :)


First off, the changes in this file are great! You've simplified the code immensely and made it more obvious what you're building at the same time.

I'd be interested to know if there's a way to remove any routes that go to ```MediaController#index```, as that would provide an alternative way to raise an exception when it is called. Additionally, that exception would be slightly more indicative of the problem (some code is trying to go to ```MediaController#index``` but that doesn't exist), whereas with this it's not clear why ```index``` should raise an exception.


Good call -- will push as a followup (with minor errors fixed)


hmmm, is that right?  or should i just get rid of the inside "" altogether?


Similarly to my comment on 4b8f5b4, I strongly recommend not doing this.

I'm curious how you got this change to work for you, actually...
Because you've changed the column name without creating a migration for that change, anyone who was on the latest database version (i.e. had run ```rake db:migrate``` after upgrading to 4b8f5b4) would need to manually apply the column name change through their database. Is this what you ended up doing?


Thanks, that does appear to be another way to grab the error.  The reason I started down this path was I use the AWS analytics API and eventClient.submitEvents() doesn't return a AWSTask but DOES report it's success/failure in the debug logs.  As your consumer it's useful to me to have kinesis record it's failures in the debug log as well.


@scottgonzalez Curious, why are you storing the data again, vs just setting a boolean flag to indicate locals should be passed as data?


Great minds think alike, huh? : -)


I don't understand why this is necessary?


Woops. objects.c


I recommend organizing all of these examples by nesting them inside another `describe` block.  IE..

    describe 'importing from entries-2.csv'


You must use quotes in the qt creator gui. Otherwise it will split the
arguments anyway.

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@danielpadula @dbleyenda recuerden ademas que pueden recuperar del request directamente la preferencia que necesiten. Puede tambien que tengan el account_id disponible, y si recuperan el account, quiza no hace falta llamar al get_featured_accounts sino que directamente pueden sacarlo del objeto.


Could you please match the indent of the comment?


In 3 runs I didn't go above 20-25 seconds.  It looks like this fixes the 60 second lockouts.  That gets it most of the way there.


I am not actually sure. I would say its safe to remove the surrounding quotes. I would not be able to test in my env today. :(


I'm probably not the best person to discuss this, but why did you remove this `static`?
This is also done in other placed below.


notice all of these examples have the same line of code.  Let's try to DRY this up!

Now that you have a separate `describe` for the entries_2.csv examples, you can add a [before hook](http://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-core/v/3-3/docs/hooks/before-and-after-hooks), or use a [let block](http://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-core/v/3-3/docs/helper-methods/let-and-let) to build the `book` object from the csv


These changes are not necessary.


No needed


This is not at all necessary or possibly beneficial, but just to point out the power of `let` block, you could assign `entry_one` outside of this example with `let` block, like

    let(:entry_one) { book.entries[0] }

That keeps your actual example (`it` block) nice and simple, DRYs up your code in case you need to use `entry_one` in other places.


Could you change to `( void )` for coherence?


Overall GREAT job on this assignment!


we had a todo //TODO: should_creator_be_added_to_game_as_player
please make a correction if it is wrong


Fast vim ;)


Not needed


Fantastic. Was this with the OperationContext method or with the library modification? Either way, could you post new stack traces and info (if possible) in the main issue thread so I can investigate the remaining things?


IMO, I'd rather only see (what's now called) "weight". The only reason for "pose" (by any name) is because we don't have all the simplification rules mentioned in the comments. Similarly, I'd really prefer to only see "observe" with the type `(ABT abt) => abt '[] HBool -> abt '[] ('HMeasure HUnit)` rather than with the present type, but that also wants for the simplification rules mentioned in the comments.


`A number, n, or the string 'cpus', meaning run a worker per CPU.`


isn't it better to use GameServiceImpl.MIN_VICTORY_POINTS instead of creation a dublicate?


в файле orbit.cpp

начиная с 354 строки:

 if (count == 0)
{
    j++;
}

внутри блока `if` надо еще сделать что-то типа
`count = shipParams.flightPlan[j].delayTime;`
что бы начать отсчитывать время следующего промежутка.


This change is also not adding anything, correct?


@steven-johnson Oh it just occurred to me that what is in this ``CMakeLists.txt`` file assumes you build in source (which I never do).

```
target_link_libraries("${GEN_EXECUTABLE}" "${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}/../../bin/libHalide.a")
```

won't work if Halide is built out of source or the static library was not built. The right way to support this is to teach Halide to export it's targets from it's build directory so that other CMake projects can import them. I'll create an issue for this so we remember that this needs to be implemented at some point.


The subkey *must* be part of the unique key, because there are setting with checkboxes like profile{name, official_code, etc} which use the same variable with different subkeys. I'm fixing this in another commit (re-adding subkey)


It looks like this hook its not executed. I have some order before merging you change and the new column ``taxes`` in pos.order.line still empty after update?


There's an extra semi-colon here, correct?


@steven-johnson This should be

```
find_package(PNG REQUIRED)
```

because the CMake configure should fail if libpng cannot be found.


``( )`` is not necessary !


@iKarith Going to do one last-ditch attempt here to reach out to you, I really think you ought to reconsider. I don't know what particular comment you took offense at whenever I wrote it, but whatever it was, this kind of 'drop everything I'm doing and leaving" is really unfortunate, unnecessary, and what's more, a total overblown overreaction. Let's please talk about this. You indicated yourself you thought the API/project had a lot of promise. Why drop everything now that we are finally getting somewhere and the main releases are being made?

Now we have to
1) Find ourselves a new way to create those iOS/OSX cores every day.
2) Wrap our head around whatever you did with libretro-super
3) Combination of 1 and 2, which is going to cost time.
4) You lose control over what you made yourself.

Dude, you owe more to me than to just drop everything you're doing and not even having the common courtesy of talking to me and/or even letting me know in advance that you no longer saw eye to eye. I highly value your contributions so please don't launch one of these severe overreactions at whatever little quip I might have made, because you must know yourself this is a severe overreaction and you must know yourself that this wasn't meant in the way you think it was meant by. Just come on #freenode and let's talk about this like adults, this is a lot of nonsense really.

BTW, I don't really respect that you went to #messdev and started talking behind my back like that. If that is how you felt, you should have talked to me immediately after whatever I said made you take offense and we could have dealt with the situation there and then. In fact, radius pulls my code like that several times. Frankly I don't buy this whole 'playing victim' routine you're currently engaging in, you know I am a reasonable person and you know that I am willing to accept blame when it is due.


If you combine the shared_ptr and the "used" bool into a struct as Dirk suggested, then I would do this (assuming you call the array of those structs `msgs_`:

```c++
auto it = std::find(msgs_.begin(), msgs_.end(), [msg] (auto & msg_info) -> bool {return msg_info->ptr == msg;});
if (it == msg_ptrs_.end()) {
  throw ...
}
it->used = false;
```


You can remove this two lines !


Please remove this line :
``# vim:expandtab:smartindent:tabstop=4:softtabstop=4:shiftwidth=4:``


Mind yer business


Global scope leak.


Can you indent this line.


Isn't here another way of achieving this, other than reopening the file and checking the size?


This line also need to be indented.


Whooooooops!


Hi Brady
Tested at Calendar -> add new event -> Click find Available


::dt.customClass seems like a breaking change to me.


Here it has syntax error, it is fixed next commit.


Adding a fix to what appears to be a compiler bug is not ideal. Most likely this will stay here until the end of time even though it is no longer needed. Are you sure there is no other alternative? Could we leave this patch for a following PR?
Did this happen before the changes you introduced?


This is not the current behavior of custom assert functions.
You can also return an Error and get the same results. But imho, it's not the documentation that should change, but the code.


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hi @bgruening,

where does this latest version of the wrapper live by the way? sometimes i get asked which is the 'official' wrapper, and would be good to be able to point them to this one.

thanks!


Oh. Alright :)
Thank you


This patch appears to have set the execute bit on index.html, so GitHub won't let me view side-by-side diffs. I'm assuming that was a mistake and let me see if I can submit a PR to correct that.


@rlorenzo Ready for code review. I tagged you instead of my code reviewer because I do not believe my code reviewer has access to this fork.


smsohan@SOSOHAN-M-F2KL life master $ ruby main_test.rb
1 1 0 0
1 1 1 0
0 0 1 1
0 1 1 1

1 0 1 0
1 0 0 1
1 0 0 0
0 1 0 1

0 1 0 0
1 0 0 0
1 1 1 0
0 0 0 0

0 0 0 0
1 0 1 0
1 1 0 0
0 1 0 0

0 0 0 0
1 0 0 0
1 0 1 0
1 1 0 0

0 0 0 0
0 1 0 0
1 0 0 0
1 1 0 0

0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
1 0 0 0
1 1 0 0

0 0 0 0
0 0 0 0
1 1 0 0
1 1 0 0


I like the way you've done ```creator``` and ```created``` here. There are a lot of different ways to implement this kind of situation. You've got the most straight forward way, which is very appropriate for the current circumstance where you are unlikely to add a bunch more methods predicated on the category value and unlikely to add a bunch more categories.


Same deal as the comment on previous commits changing an existing migration.


This is not the best way to define the `cancel` function because in JavaScript, [function declarations are "hoisted"](http://www.sitepoint.com/demystifying-javascript-variable-scope-hoisting/) to the top of the enclosing function and will take place before any of the function body is executed.

That's why you can do strange things like this without error:
```javascript
module.exports = myGreatFunction;

function myGreatFunction() {
  console.log("Awesome! Wait, what?");
}
```

Consequently, the `cancel` function, as written, will be defined – and its closure created – every time the `processFrame` function runs.

Use a function expression instead of a function declaration, and either pass it directly to `emit`, or assign it to a variable first:

```javascript
this.emit('ping', function() { /* ... */ }, frame.binaryPayload);
```

```javascript
var cancel = function() { /* ... */ };
this.emit('ping', cancel, frame.binaryPayload);
```


My research (e.g. http://grammarist.com/spelling/acknowledgment-acknowledgement/) indicates without the 'e' is typical American English spelling, while with the 'e' is more typical in the UK and Australia.  However, in either case you put it in the wrong place (would go after the 'g' not before). I think it was okay before this patch.


I think you have an old version of en_US.json, you need to do a git pull, then modify the file.


Three options in my eyes:

1. If derived brokers generally need read-write access to `scribes_` to implement their business, make it protected.
2. If `io::broker` is quite special beast compared to other derived classes, make it a `friend` of the base class and leave it private.
3. If derived classes need read-only access, expose it as a protected const-member accessor function.


@brandonly101 This is a public repo, so @rsivasundaram should be able to review it.


Mako?


Test https://app.asana.com/0/42501217667250/38673680198999


@brandonly101 Why comment out this?


Why is that no longer needed?


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Why is that an optimization? Seems like an extra function call and check for every single line being logged.


Exact, I just saw it, thank you so to ignore for the language file en_US;)


Oh oops, meant not to include that because I used the Moodle JavaScript confirm dialogue instead of the Moodle PHP confirm dialogue.


`SHLIB_LINK` is referenced a few lines below (and is presently necessary for MariaDB compatibility on Debian based distributions). An alternative would be for Debian to fix their packaging, or to have `mysql_fdw` determine the available library name at run-time (rather than using the constant lib name passed in via a macro).


@artstorm ahh that makes sense ok nice one :+1:


commit


Ah okay.


Actually, this is not that bad.


This is cute assuming we only have 2 players.


should it not call `renderElem()` then if there isn't an element? It might just throw an error now.


oh, didn't notice the return. just read the comment and moved on. sorry. :)


Likely it was a casualty of a complex merge conflict resolution. Changes were likely made to both sides, and I didn't spot the discrepancy. A new pull request would be great.


`- submitEvents` in Amazon Mobile Analytics client does not return `AWSTask`. Whenever a method returns `AWSTask`, and you care about the error, you should call `- continueWithBlock:` and check for the error. The AMA client is older and is not strictly following the new standard. We will review the AMA APIs and possibly change `- submitEvents` to return `AWSTask`.


This is meant to be `ShowFileProperties`, that's why the build failed.


@toddboom and @gunnaraasen is this correct and sufficient?


r+


This mirror doesn't host version [1.9.4](http://mirror.ventraip.net.au/apache/ant/binaries/apache-ant-1.9.4-bin.zip) anymore but it does host versions [1.9.5](http://mirror.ventraip.net.au/apache/ant/binaries/apache-ant-1.9.5-bin.zip) and [1.9.6](http://mirror.ventraip.net.au/apache/ant/binaries/apache-ant-1.9.6-bin.zip).


(Too bad! Yet, thanks for the great plugin! Still lovin' iviewer, I hope the code will live on -- lacking the development skills myself :-/ )


cc @veged ;)


Ok, feel free to close


I forgot the reason of this commit, but why we started dump log even if in success?
The section `(when dump-command` is slow compared with IK itself.
In worse case on my pc, it takes 0.02[s] and it will be a problem when we solve many small IK (such as closed-link loop closing ik).


LGTM


Did so on #25638. Thanks.


Work fine except the noise-level has gone up.
```
cd build\msw
msbuild -nologo -p:Configuration=Release -t:clean wx_vc14.sln
msbuild -nologo -p:Configuration=Release wx_vc14.sln
...
 143 Warning(s)
 0 Error(s)
```
Warnings 4456, 4457, 4458 mostly.


Good idea, thank you!
But, can you please just fix the typo: "installyed" before we merge it?


Git diff


It's unclear to me how this commit's message relates to the actual changes.


Yeah that makes sense. I actually didn't have any spaces in my path, but
the files were still failing to copy unless I wrapped them in spaces. I
didn't think to put the spaces in the qt gui.

Btw Duncan, I've been meaning to ask you: why do you compile the back end
dll's in visual studio, but the gui in qt creator? I was going to try and
push the whole build into qt creator land to make the build setup and
maintenance easier. If you're interested in that let me know and I'll have
a crack at it.

On 24 July 2015 8:37:18 am Duncan Ogilvie <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> You must use quotes in the qt creator gui. Otherwise it will split the
> arguments anyway.
>
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>
> > Add on ( @fileoffset <https://github.com/fileoffset> ): This will never
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ok


I feel like you have some duplication here that could be streamlined.

The functions `find_available_jump_moves` and `find_available_simple_moves` are almost the same, except for the inner most block, which has the two calls to the `ai` module.


Woot woot!


`s/psc-docs/psc-publish/` ?


How did I miss that :)


@rsivasundaram Ready for code review.


I think the first
```
</div>
```
 was the closing tag for
```
<div id="content">
```
 in header.tpl

See CTRL+U in firefox for example for the tag mismatch.

But the second closing div-tag is then useless and can be removed I think.


Es necesario habilitar el revert


Логику нужно включать, а что то туплю не по детски ......


`entry.timings.wait` should be the sum of all `upstream_response_time`


I guess so. There's really no way to stop them. But hopefully, no one will want to use that.


because we wan to know all cases, is it possible to disable only when you
use from closed-link ik?
or I'm ok t disable dump log for all cases in default

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◉ Kei Okada

On Fri, Jul 24, 2015 at 8:10 AM, Shunichi Nozawa <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I forgot the reason of this commit, but why we started dump log even if in
> success?
> The section (when dump-command is slow compared with IK itself.
> In worse case on my pc, it takes 0.02[s] and it will be a problem when we
> solve many small IK (such as closed-link loop closing ik).
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Err, yes? See #48.


Indeed


@keithbostic, sure, setting the flags once during `wiredtiger_open` would be a fine solution.


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@XhmikosR
Turns out no one tested standalone filters build target.
Would be nice if you could run mpc-hc nightly script manually when you have time.


Its there for testing the fight logic to make sure it was working. I made notes about that in the comments above it.


New Function, trying to use this to repopulate markers from the database.


the attribute method is looking at the names returned from our api and then giving each character a type of strength, magic, or energy so that I have an even number of each. Basically its assigning the rock, paper, or scissor value to each character based on name.


also, YEAH i was thinking about asking soon because i feel bad just having you being the only one helping me sdgsdgds

and that makes me wonder though- how would this work in the future when i'm posting updates? would some functionality for me to post them have to be added in? -or would it be sort of like a combination of posting a tumblr post + comicpress post   ?
I'll probably stop updating for awhile while this is happening obviously though, the less pages that have to be added the better.
also, what do ya mean the number thing? i dunno if i'd want all of the page numbers sprawled out - just  the next / previous / first last buttons - and save / load functions-

--Also. the html needs to be edited because i had the pages going in reverse for the sake of tumblr being shitty. like,
page one is the most recent page and then the last page (like /page/630) is the first page of the comic, but i had the html edited so that the last button would redirect to the first page and the first button would redirect to the last page -- that sounds confusing, but. what im saying is i dont think that will be needed now because of the fact that this isn't tumblr

also, i'm making a post right now and i'll probably queue it to my main blog.


What's going on with the `[\/\s]` in the regex here? I don't think `/` needs escaped. Why the extra `\`?


Probably not suited for service module. I think models.utils?


The normal way to make a regex case insensitive when you want it for the whole regex is `re.search(r'...', user_agent, re.IGNORECASE)`.


As I mentioned in a [previous comment](https://github.com/drvonnjerryxlii/C3Projects--MediaRanker/commit/f8678248b29e997a13f4403e11a89c7f05403fcd#commitcomment-12332476), the original ```creator_noun``` and ```created``` methods were a very straight forward implementation of this (essentially a map).

With this change you've moved to directly using a statically defined map, which is about the second most straight-forward option. I don't think the original code was calling out to be simplified, but this is another perfectly good way to go, and is much more easily extended to additional data.

Beyond this, the next step would be moving the data out into static files (CSV could work here, more complex data would probably use JSON or XML) that are then parsed and loaded into the ```CATEGORIES``` map. Alternatively you could store this data in the database if there was a use case in which categories would be added or modified.


Let's change it to Map.Entry loop through, so you can use getKey and getValue of an entry, rather then doing nmInstances.get(profile) later on.


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Yeah, I suppose this wasn't the most elegant solution :)


This change can't be merged as is, the change must be made in the source file - then use node / grunt as per docs to generate


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:+1: Thanks for fixing.


Shouldn't this logic be part of profile validation?


specifically https://github.com/ag-wood/elasticsearch-head/blob/master/src/app/ui/jsonPretty/jsonPretty.js


I guess this should never return an error because the key will always be 16 bytes (AES-128).


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Let's use Map.Entry iterator, so you don't look up value on every iteration. I understand it is very tiny map, but even FindBugs complains about it


New repository for ARVOS


Should we make this optional after/if we try to influence YARN to have a flag to allow 0 capacity


Is this demo folder still used for anything or why is it here?


This makes builds not reproducible. Can you choose a specific version? Looks like this tag resolves to 3.1.2 right now.


Hmmm, I thought I had to add the [entry point](https://github.com/erikdesjardins/Reddit-Enhancement-Suite/commit/9e9d83a5acad218e980a83edcd46696feb9dbf02#diff-239c5aef27064c3b522a2eaf5bdffbe9) for `jpm` to work, does this seem to work without it?


We still should be deleting these big test directories, even if npm 3 is better about only giving us one copy.  (For all the stuff in this block of deleted lines)


This only return error if the AES fails, which should not happen since the key is always 16 bytes (AES-128). Not sure about how we should react to this error.


You could save 3 lines here by doing this instead:
```bash
btrfs subvolume list "$btrfs_path" | grep -qw "$1" && echo 1 || echo 0
```


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Oh, I see that you re-added some of these


Please continue to use our fork which fixes a cache related bug (unless you update to 2.x or 3.x that fixes it).


I already added a commit to bring back removing esprima tests, JSONStream doesn't seem to be in there any more.


I initially had a test to convert a `TimestampType` field into a `DateTime`, but I didn't implement it because that scenario cannot really happen right now since `createDataFrame` doesn't support `DateTime` at all.


Toaster?


Well, don't need be called `h` :smiley_cat:


What I mean is that the type system does not allow me to cause an error here.


O  = opacity


This is pretty crazy. I think for the sake of readability and to make it easier to deal with, I'd break it into two separate if blocks.

Also, I'm not entirely sure it's correct. This will be true if "name == title" and both the old and new values start with prefix--has nothing to do with whether the title has changed or not. I think you really want something like this:

```
if getattr(self, name).lower() != value.lower():
    # Normal article titles are compared case-insensitively.
    setattr(self, old_name, getattr(self, name))
elif name == 'title' and getattr(self, name) != value:
    # Template titles are compared case-sensitively.
    setattr(self, old_name, getattr(self, name))
```

Does that sound right?


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Good point, I'll make the change.


Oh, wait--I see what's going on now. Ignore everything after the "Also...".


Any plans on the hidden enchant for Crimson Weapons? :]


FIXME: padding is always greater than 0.


Can we start using ES5 methods (like `Function#bind`) in core, do you think?  Should package authors start assuming these methods exist, but not take a strong dependency on `es5-shim`, following our example?


> Ah. I see... Happy to revert!

Yes, please.


The only issue I see is that this could crash with an NPE when towny integration is enabled in config, but not found serverside.


This is what I have so far...working on the rest


Maybe we could have a macro/function in AP_Common: IS_BOUNDED(min, val, max)?


Added the directories needed for IBM BigInsights IOP v 4.0.


Why did you remove this entry?


@saketh-are ping


Thanks for the note. That's what I thought, but then I was getting errors that `p` didn't sum to 1.


it gotcha again :D


No idea... It wasn't deliberate. Fixed.


Below it's calling `book.setOffers`, which will set `book.setOffers`, so isn't this unnecessary? It would be nice to get rid of all these underscore accesses.


@lucasdemarchi

That's what I'd though of, too. I just didn't want to pollute this PR. There's a bunch of places that might need that.


Ah I see. I've always taken advantage of/abused hoisting in my silly little projects without realizing the consequences. I'll modify the commit again.

Really appreciate your time in writing all of that out. As you can see, I haven't fully grasped all of JavaScript.


What version of Python btw?


I think you have a typo on +event-address. Can you confirm?


Update Readme to v4.3.0


I see, I hadn't realized that this is rock paper scissors. Ignore the above, let me say it another way: I think you can do this in 3 simple ifs and an else. I may be wrong, but I'm tired and can't think this through. Either way this is a lot of code for such a simple thing.


still working on it..


This comment is no longer true, is it?


Noted. I understood the need of object for the feature package on web application portion.


@mattdrees I added the changes we discussed.  I don't have a strong preference for curl or wget but I went ahead and switched everything to curl since the other dockerfiles are already using it.

Let me know what you think.  Thanks.


这是什么鬼 :)


+1 Will implement it.


a


+1 Will take care of this in upcoming assignments


That actually makes a lot of sense, I should consider that as well....


- [ ] I'm not sure how we can best verify that the `login-required="true"` and `<restrict>(some condition)</restrict>` bits have been migrated correctly.


`org.zanata.seam.security.management.action` would be clearer.


`org.zanata.seam.security.management.action` again.


:) 那天给别人演示怎么发PR的时候搞的。我记得我没发出来啊，你怎么能看见？


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在这里看到的, [Look](https://github.com/TossShinHwa/node-odata/network).


I don't quite remember why I did it this way- maybe so it can return an opaque function to sample from, which may not even be an implemented by an array in the future.

But seeing as I use the ```Sampling.Poly``` version anyhow, I think your change is fine and probably more straight forward.


@huangp
In general, what was `login-required="true"` replaced with?  And `<restrict>(some condition)</restrict>`?


cause.foreach(c => log.... )


sina


It appears that the -N and -O options don't work when used together. "-N" is neglected when the timestamp is taken into consideration.


itu cuma penyesuaian dengan mac neng


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sinsergfgggggggggggggg


You shouldn't need a fallthrough here.
case C.SDL_KEYDOWN, C.SDL_KEYUP:
Similarly below.


Noted for future reference.


Its not only cention-applications, it should use cention-services and cention-objectserver as well. In 4.0 still running the old style and develop branch only changed osmcache.initFeature()


You should use `Pkg.tag` and `Pkg.publish` so releases show up under https://github.com/JuliaLang/Formatting.jl/releases


Maybe VC7 is defining _WIN32 even if you are compiling on Xbox?  And that was why you had to do this change.

There may still be a way around it in theory like checking things besides _WIN32 but this looks fine.


Ooh..


:rocket:


Failed attempt needs to always show the ip.


Is there a better way of doing this? it feels a bit like a dirty hack to me.


Well.. I think the problem I encounter is not how to use dynasm but is how to prevent the segment fault.
In commit fb669a9 I rewrite a minimal example, but the generate /tmp/jitcode is not really what I want.

I'll try to solve it these days.


You're right, I was just trying to give the general idea here, but I should clarify that there are types of values.  The point of having separate reference types is to avoid throwing away static type info when it is available.  For example, TypeScript will often have this info.  If we imagine a fully general JS JIT is at work here, then a value would be good enough since the normal profiling + type specialization tricks would rederive the types.  However, a general goal of wasm is to minimize startup time for large apps (so avoiding warmup and recompilation) and also make it easy for a dumb compiler (which won't do fancy type specialization) to generate pretty good code.


I'm torn between using `app_settings` and django settings here.


so...


>  but to be honest i don't see any automatic detection for both batteries... (no proper default profile)

https://github.com/ChronoMonochrome/Chrono_Kernel-1/commit/65bbb492e011dc190607ffaa2883758ac75154d3#diff-7aa3bb316f9d06051da52d8387999530R2696


Trying page generator.


craziest bug ever, this broke node **but not iojs** for doing e.g. `dat import --key=foo`


Sounds good to me!


I guess I'm paranoid! :)

But this check is very fast so I see no harm.


I've added a test on the view layer on the upcoming v2.


change this name


During testing you need to call this each time to have the correct model returned.


add comment here


You redirect to kid_path, which is supposed to take either an ID or a Kid object, and since you didn't pass anything, it's falling back to `params[:id]`, which is in this case the Item ID, so _boom_ error, if there _was_ a kid with that ID, it would try to redirect to the wrong kid, which would probably be more confusing.

Try this instead: `kid_path(@list.kid)`


resume comment here