To support chunked upload. Realistically, we'll probably need to do chunked upload.


Sorry about most of these changes being about CR/LF apparently.


For upload resumption.


master https://github.com/owncloud/documentation/commit/4d5c672644c6dc6ac6bf609fbe3a940a83503290


Much better :)

btw, I recommend using tmp path from python, that way you don't need to force /tmp, you can also drop the tmp file param (see audiocurve).

example:
https://github.com/olear/audiocurve/blob/master/AudioCurve.py#L179


Can be removed from downstream
https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/bd24376d710cc3a59cd2403a8b961d23115e62ed/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/samples/event_list_resp.json


Can be removed from downstream
https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/bd24376d710cc3a59cd2403a8b961d23115e62ed/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L1536


@joschiwald what exactly does this function do?


Also thoughts on `not` vs `!` ?


If you wanted to turn this into a userscript, you could use a snippet like the following, and replace `.js` in the file's name with `.user.js` to make it a userscript without requiring a chrome extension.

     // ==UserScript==
    // @name Memer_CR
    // @description Translates memes to hover overs and links
    // @version 0.1
    // @include http://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/8595/the-2nd-monitor
    // @include http://chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/25699/javascript-libraries
    // @author Malachi26
    // @run-at document-end
    // ==/UserScript==


Bug


fixed, thanks!


are you sure? Isn't the matched filter applied over the whole acquisition length? I mean, the filter is just |g_avg - e_avg|(t). But there is an optimum integration time.
Unless the filter is already truncated.


generating pull request


Can you change this to `FIND_PACKAGE(CUDA QUIET)` otherwise it gets annoying. Do the same for OpenCL.


the right struct is `not to` :wink: thanks for checking!


используются не очевидные константы


We should document that interrupted is an out argument.

The runtime has this pattern of initializing out arguments on functions that might mutate them.
It must be done unconditionally at the begging. Otherwise a caller won't be able to tell if interrupted was set of
not by this function.


Removing this in favor of https://github.com/rackerlabs/api-site/tree/rs-heat-rm-resource-metadata


Does this really work (change something) ? The TR(pilot, pilot_tbl, PILOT_AUTO) call should already return PILOT_AUTO for values outside the pilot_tbl table.


Good point. I'll fix the message and comments.


Back with this approach, but atleast now there's a check if any databases are present.


well ARM and MIPS operates the same (register RA for MIPS and register LR for ARM) but ARM decompiler is not touching LR so I was under impression the decompiler doesn't need that we touch LR/RA since by "call(operand(...))", it knows you're doing so. But, whatever, I probably not see everything in ARM version.


I seem to remember that I tried to do a double '@include' on another user script, and it wouldn't function that way for me. I can't remember which one I was trying that on, I think it was the one for different alerts for being pinged in chat.


Why was this change made? This is an incorrect setting for coreOS. otherlinux-64 is the most generic one (it could be an old Linux 2.2 for all we know) and this blocks things like hot add/remove operations. We have an internal bug about this issue. Can you please revert this change?

Thx, Oliver


If the conditional call is not taken we should set $ra anyway :-)


Is this staying in the final release notes?


@ryao in addition to the above the following still does not work correctly:
```
zfs list -r -d1 -t snapshot $dataset
```
This is supposed to list snapshots of the specified `$dataset`.
And probably it does not work for the same reason that I can not list the snapshots with `lzc_list`.
It seems that the depth check for the snapshots is off by 1.


Wow! Me encantó A!
Me gustó muchísimo que el post incluyera a Mr. Hayek :)
:shipit:


Fix for Drill on EMR AMI 3.8.0


<ctime>?


How to know pass it to bash :
os.system("ffplay -nodisp " + str(audio_file) + " -t " + str(duration_loop) + " -loop 0  & echo $! > **/tmp/pid_natron_ffplay**")


I don't think you have a problem with your system
it is most certainly a bug in the program.

Look into /home/graeme/.mandelbulber
There you should be able to find the mentioned files.


Removing this check is will change the return value when the thread is alerted.
It currently returns WAIT_IO_COMPLETION. Without this check, I can't see how the new code would return that value.


и снова какая-то совсем неочевидная магия


Sorry no problem


Already upstream, removing downstream edits
https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/bd24376d710cc3a59cd2403a8b961d23115e62ed/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/samples/template_validate_resp.json


Stupid github swallowed my comment. Should thid be ctime since this is C++?


`MediaHelper::canUpload() is deprecated. Use JHelperMedia::canUpload() instead.`


Alerted is an out argument.

All out arguments must be initialized by a function is it can't ensure one of it callee will.

Given alertable is false and alerted is non-null (as it's done in WaitForSingleObjectEx) there's no way
for the caller to reliably check the out value as it won't be initialized.


"otherlinux-64" is more generic than "other26xlinux-64"? This was needed so that certain VMware-based cloud providers could correctly import our images.


I wonder if this should be in the test env, something like `FAKE_AUTHZ_HEADER` or something


Same issue as with WaitForSingleObjectEx and the changed return value.


 front에서는 왜 에러를 내는 패턴을 잘 사용하지 않는지 찾아보았습니다.
하지만 잘 모르겠습니다

1. try - catch는 비용이 많이 드는 방식이다.
2. try - catch를 if-else 형태로 풀어쓸 수 있다.
3. Chrome의 V8 최적화 컴파일러 마저도 컴파일을 아직까지는 해주지 않는다
4. try-catch 사용을 피하라는 권고가 있다 (https://dev.opera.com/articles/efficient-javascript/?page=2#trycatch)

참고자료
http://www.html5rocks.com/ko/tutorials/speed/v8/


make sure you are really getting these values from the OS environment.  You do not want to expose gmail usernames and passwords in your public repository like this.


Could you replace `rescue => e` with `rescue Exception => e`. I know it's the default, but less magic is usually better when working with Ruby


Same here


I would prefer to not use the "shared example" pattern here (i.e. def method) and explicitly stub out. E.g.:

```ruby
it "destroys the server successfully and raises a Retryable Error" do
      allow(server).to receive(:destroy)

      allow(cloud).to receive(:wait_resource).with(server, :active, :state).and_raise(Bosh::Clouds::CloudError)
      expect(cloud).to receive(:wait_resource).with(server, [:terminated, :deleted], :state, true)

      expect {
        cloud.create_vm(
          "agent-id",
          "sc-id",
          resource_pool_spec,
          {"network_a" => dynamic_network_spec},
          nil,
          {"test_env" => "value"}
        )
      }.to raise_error(Bosh::Clouds::VMCreationFailed)

      allow(cloud).to receive(:wait_resource).with(server, :active, :state).and_raise(StandardError)
      expect(cloud).to receive(:wait_resource).with(server, [:terminated, :deleted], :state, true)

      expect {
        cloud.create_vm(
          "agent-id",
          "sc-id",
          resource_pool_spec,
          {"network_a" => dynamic_network_spec},
          nil,
          {"test_env" => "value"}
        )
      }.to raise_error(Bosh::Clouds::VMCreationFailed)
    end
  end
```


Is the poll argument TRUE for any of its callers?


Replace this `expect(cloud)` with `allow(cloud)` as it looks like you're stubbing a method on your mock.


Here's the point where you can import email and make an email object from the RFC format string you have back.


Same here - please stub out both errors explicitly in the same test method.


passed in*


Maybe it has the same issue as above?


Woooo :3 now EssentialsPE API will be able to implement a third-party Plugin API for the first time :D


borrar console.log(Logged)


borrar console.log


Et Voila !


Maybe this has the same return code change problem as the above two functions?


Thanks !


It varies from test to test what the headers should be, and is rooted in what lives in the DB.

This is really problematic and I'm pretty sure solving it for real would mean a hefty refactor of the test code.


Another problem: if I run
```.py
lzc_list('tpool', {'recurse': 2, 'type': {'snapshot': None}})
```
(this is Python, but it should be straightforward to see how it translates to C and nvlist)
then I get the following listed:
```.py
['tpool/x', 'tpool/y', 'tpool@snap']
```
In my opinion, the non-snapshot datasets `tpool/x` and `tpool/y` should not get listed, because I explicitly provided `type` and it includes only `snapshot`.


You have same if body, why not move inside if's out. Like you done in init().


Already upstream, removing downstream edits
https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/e49094b3d0ad343ed5119793a47526c15e38e9e2/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L1287


This commit appears to be superseded by the replace_null commit so we shouldn't merge this as part of the PR. Just squash what you have to the replace_null commit.


How about we pass the GString to mono_threads for it to append the current state of a given thread instead?

This way we don't need to an API that exposes too many implementation details.


Is it intended to have develop branch of convert on the master branch of the superproject?


One should sign-extend the 16-bits immediate.


This one I would want to check to see that Debian/Redhat has done a packaged release including the warning, otherwise we're going to effectively miss the deprecation for their builds.


Perfect! I don't know, just leave them there for the moment :)


lol, sorry for such silly mistake :)


like the new names here btw :+1:


> Should thid be ctime since this is C++?

ofc. thx.


Hi Jonathon, sure just send me a pull request with the replacement file :)


Hi Ben,

I also posted this on the assignment area - - - - -

UPDATE TUES JULY 14 --------

Hi Ben - Did you see this part of the code? I think this is testing the factory method that you asked about in your note this morning. According to my Rspec test, I think it passed. Please let me know what I am missing if this isn't right.

This is the commit before the last one. I made revisions on user.rb

https://github.com/PamBWillenz/Bloccit/commit/f005e07a8eb5903f2c337721cbc12582f4ecb209

Here is the code from the Rspec test. I "xit" the code that I'm not testing for this assignment.

Chriss-MacBook-Pro% rspec spec/models/user_spec.rb
**...

Pending: (Failures listed here are expected and do not affect your suite's status)

  1) User#favorited(post) returns `nil` if the user has not favorited the post
     # Temporarily skipped with xit
     # ./spec/models/user_spec.rb:8

  2) User#favorited(post) returns the appropriate favorite if it exists
     # Temporarily skipped with xit
     # ./spec/models/user_spec.rb:11

Finished in 0.41489 seconds (files took 19.09 seconds to load)
5 examples, 0 failures, 2 pending

From: bjblock <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>>

Reply-To: PamBWillenz/Bloccit <reply@reply.github.com<mailto:reply@reply.github.com>>
Date: Monday, July 13, 2015 at 11:31 PM
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Cc: Pam Willenz <pam@positek.net<mailto:pam@positek.net>>
Subject: Re: [Bloccit] Assignment 56 complete, tests pass (c2c6c66)

these tests pass because they're not testing anything. you need to write tests (expect(something).to eq something_else) matching the test description.

and the goal is to use the factory to create the test data.

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hack, the spell already has SPELL_ATTR1_NO_THREAT

this is the way in the right direction: https://gist.github.com/joschiwald/2f5564d680fc74a55ff8


This should be rewritten to use the gen/cases function clause pairs like everything else and then merged into the commit introducing escape_forward_slashes.


This commit is good once you squash the test case additions back here.


actually I am adding  `/opt/robocomp/python` to  `$PYTHONPATH` in the [setup.sh](https://github.com/robocomp/robocomp/tree/master/tools/buildTools/setup.sh) , will that be enough ?? ; i have shifted all the env variable setups also in to it . it will be sourced from bashrc
rccd ought to be a shell function so we will need to source a bash script anyway. so i thought its better to keep every thing in one place


Btw. I deleted the file afterwards because it was nowhere referenced. Was it supposed to be?


I'll double check; as long as we show the :: syntax somewhere it `doesnt` matter I guess


@azocher u see what i said?


Fixed.


Rename this to null_term, then in dec_new, set null_term to st->atom_null.


@pveber Please note future now requires async >= 112.35.00.


Submitted upstream
https://review.openstack.org/#/c/201713


> Is it feasible to refactor the textmate formatter so it's not coupled to RSpec's HTML formatter?

The TexMate formatter is completely based on the HTML formatter. It only overrides this method to customize the original behavior. If the HTML formatter is fairly self contained I guess it could be copied to the RSpec bundle. Alternatively copy just this method, but then it could break in the future.


I've removed all .gitignore files and ran this but I can't see any generated file anywhere but the build dir;
language.doc is also found only in build/doc/language.doc


Rather than making them mutually exclusive and adding this complicated logic just make the use_nil option an alias to {replace_null, Term} by setting d->null_value to st->atom_nil. The rest of this goes away and becomes significantly simpler to reason about.


unit will move the given path, points are interpolated by client to looks smooth

but implementation is not right now, on retail a move packet with the next waypoint (and some calculated mmap waypoints) is sent every 2 seconds


@danielweck
Thanks for the review. For some reason I didn't notice the build breaking (oops)

These are my reasons behind using the readium_plugins package:
- Shortcut /alias for readium_shared_js/plugins_controller, shorter name for plugin devs
- To hide the "internal" location of the plugins_controller to the plugin developers
- If we need to refactor/rename the readium_shared_js package or the plugins_controller file then we don't have to impose a change on the plugins as well.


93469234-DemandResponse2 (vidanovic) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1689 of 1689 tests passed)

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I went through the video. This is a good suggestion, but we should do this with all mutex locks in our code. Thoughts?


Create a constant


Looks like this is more than an XML file revert, no?


These lines are too long. Consider using a temp variable that you can iterate to generate the tests.


You are showing such self-restraint by not using `itertools` here.


@mtnocean i made debian and fedora packages [here](http://www.the-jedi.co.uk/downloads/arduino/) if that helps


Not write access, no.


Can you change this to following the local convention of methods using lower case?  In this project, initial capitals imply more global scope, and initial lower-case is for locals/methods.  Philosophy aside, it's nice to stay consistent with what's already happening.


Why not?


It doen't work so i'll reset commit because i must go, so i'll look at it later


Please use the versions provided in the root project build file.  You can reference them with the following:

```groovy
    compileSdkVersion rootProject.ext.compileSdkVersion
    buildToolsVersion rootProject.ext.buildToolsVersion
```

You can look at any other sample build file as further example usage.


@etanol we will completely remove Celery at some point in the future, but thats unrelated to this.

The plain truth is most people didnt know about the task, and configuring it was never documented. cron is available on every system, and isnt overly difficult to configure, so from my POV it's fine to rely on it.


Same as above, lower case.


Love the comment


Doesnt look like a clean change to me


Seems a little hacky to set the height as a really small decimal. Is there a reason that we have to set the height? Can we not just do `self.tableView.tableFooterView.hidden = YES;`?


This field still needs to stay


semantically, I wonder if this should just be `publish` instead of `publishProject`. Since this is a `ProjectController`, `ProjectController.publishProject` sounds a bit redundant doesn't it?


Overall, I love it.


Oops, this was a mistake.


I have the problem that an *bower* update from `v0.8.4` to `0.8.5` broke my code.
*bower* expects [semantic versioning](http://semver.org/), were patch revisions should not break backwards compatibility.

By the way, is v0.8.6 already on the horizon?


any issues?


This is really lovely, Chris!


@ercanozkaya Why do we remove the version here ?


Going to leave that top comment up there, but I think I see what the difference is. This is for a section footer, not the whole tableview footer?

If that's the case, can this be solved by returning nil in

`
- (UIView *)tableView:(UITableView *)tableView viewForFooterInSection:(NSInteger)section
`


see this @dkhamsing and @victorgama


It appears there are three copies of the same code for this.  Does it work to push it into outputMessage()?


Я за то, чтобы всё было в одной ветке, а шаблон по возможности включал условные команды или комментарии и подсказки к тому, как адаптировать шаблон под конкретные требования. На самом деле, в большинстве советов требования не такие уж и строгие: лишь бы диссертация была более или менее похожа на стандарт.
Наработки из #20 надо использовать, но сначала разобраться до конца с таблицами.


The image isn’t upright.  Instead it’s sideways.

Production doesn’t show user name to modify account or upload image.

Justin

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This seems to be a typo.

Did you perhaps mean: "\tadd-lac\tadds new or modify existing lac configuration.\"  ?


Overall, looks nicely done; I added a couple minor comments, you could address.

Thanks!


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Please change your package naming across the project to ```com.arcgis.android.sample.```.


:smile: for you @zenorocha (zeninho)


dont merge this to master until its working ;)


@CraigCasey @RMistrick I think that the setAlias function that replaced this should be able to do the job and we should fix the memory leak at the same time.


A mí me pasa eso y me hubiera costado un rato ver el error. Me lo apunto.


Creio que seja melhor abrir um novo `issue` para esse tópico.


Okay going off this comment and the one above it, I've what I think is a much cleaner way to do it. Basically, it starts by creating two vectors: `pre_radix_vector` and `post_radix_vector`. As it reads in the characters one by one, depending on whether it has seen a radix point or not, it puts the digit into the correct vector. Then when `EOF` comes in, and it exits the `cin` while loop, it loops through the two vectors separately, cleanly constructing the final value. This way it doesn't have to track these `radix_point_pos` and `exponent_index` variables, and the loop invariant becomes much simpler.
So it is in this that reading the digit in one by one is nice, because then you can dynamically construct the vectors for the pre vs. post parts. I can't think of a way to calculate


You should probably throw a Boom error for unimplemented or something here


for production i believe u need to configure some stuff with S3


Let's ignore for the moment whether or not I think this is a worthwhile enhancement - I'll comment more on that in the pull request itself.

Given the almost identical code between the existing ConfigureTwsApiPortTask class and this new class, I think you should combine them into a single ConfigureTwsApiTask, with two constructor parameters (but don't run the task if neither option is set).

I also think you should copy the behaviour of ConfigureTwsApiPortTask and throw an IBControllerException when cb == null: at present it will cause an unhandled exception if the checkbox is not found (which will happen if someone tries to use this setting with an earlier version of TWS than 9.50).


It’s working in development just not in production.

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LGTM


remove this


and this


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Try doing this without this div.


i extracted a method to make the split vs not split decision.


So I know this is not your code but it would be nice to get a better comment or name on shouldCheckFor.
Perhaps it should read:
```
/**
 * @return  true if interning should be verified for the input expression.  By default, all classes are checked
 * for interning unless -AcheckClass is specified
 * {@see http://types.cs.washington.edu/checker-framework/current/checker-framework-manual.html#interning-checks}.
*/
public void shouldCheckClass(ExpressionTree expression)


@trentm Yes, definitely, thanks for catching that, I'll change that in a follow-up commit.

Now in practice I believe it wouldn't make a big difference. When both values are provided (with docker 1.6.x), the values are the same. Checking `HostConfig.Memory` first would fix other docker clients using API >= v1.18 that would set `HostConfig.Memory` correctly and `Memory` to a value that is different, which is a possibility.

However it would break docker clients using API < 1.18 that would set both values inconsistently, but use `Memory` (not in `HostConfig`) as the reference value. I agree it's an even less likely case.

Ideally we would have a way to handle different inputs according to API version used. Is there such a mechanism in place for that currently?


afeafedade


I'm not sure. It's probably more useful to ensure synced access for objects that can be accessed from multiple places.
For the style cache it is probably sufficient to just use local guards - but then, one can still miss a case that will hopefully be found in review :)


@ktbyers When the `pypi_test` branch went up I looked it over and everything I saw is compatible with the switch to setuptools


Wright a comment from GitHub


why?....why?


done


They were meant to correspond to `digit_num` and `exponent_index` from earlier, and it was a lame attempt to not have variable-name shadowing complaints.. Not sure of a better way to do this, because they served the same purpose, but were in different contexts, so I didn't want to reuse the same variable I guess.
In the new method I described in a response-comment above I don't have this problem.


Great idea


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Good point, will do.


duplicate


Looks ok


test test test


Linked to keyboards.html


@mpc-hc/developers: I have https://github.com/mpc-hc/mpc-hc/compare/develop...kasper93:4cb15c3 for today.


I think the prefixed version has to be first so that the other one can override


and update ur application.example.yml so that i can see what keys u have in there and are formatting that file correctly


ditto


this needed to be `before_destroy` because after destroy, the destroyed user is no longer associated with their cards (from the card's perspective, which we depend on in line 21 as being correct as of before the user destruction)


*Bug introduced*. Now all decimal values have to be integer values.

When I looked into unformatted bug before I couldn't think of a way to fix this because html5 inputs tags of type number have to have some type of 'step' associated with them in order for them to be a floating point number. Learned about this from this stack overflow post http://stackoverflow.com/questions/19011861/is-there-a-float-input-type-in-html5. Could not initially figure out how to implement the step attribute.


strip all spaces out of the resulting lowercase string.  Allows for styling in css


:+1: nice


I thought we were not supposed to put our passwords in there?

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I am not convinced yet, but I'll raise the white flag here. :white_large_square:


I guess the other location in which a left-op is different from a right would be if `-AcheckClass` specifies a subclass of one of the operands but not the other.  Suppose we had, `-AcheckClass=java.lang.String`
```
CharSequence c1;
String c2;
if (c1 == c2) {...}
```
`shouldCheckExpression(c1)` should evaluate to false
`shouldCheckExpression(c2)` should evaluate to true


application.example.yml


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keys not values


Maybe the problem is that your overwrite the id of the main instruction by the id of the instruction in the delay slot, while you are generating IR for the instruction in the delay slot?


Nope, against this. We use English US everywhere.


This file is just plain ruby code for constructing a base set of models & relating them together.

Useful during development as you may be frequently deleting some or all models from some table, or maybe you have a bug that causes messed up associations so you need to empty your db.  This file makes it easy to refill your db to a testable point with `rake db:seed`


Oh - I forgot to comment this in the pull request.. The cache reads are not synced with writes yet


Cuz https://www.npmjs.com/package/mofo-style


and make sure u followed this part - Storage with Amazon S3 - word for word in the assignment.


That's a good point. I did it so I could make my tests easier to parse... Maybe it'd be better to just make sure it passes the input as it comes on my machine?


I believe I did?

Justin

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Test comment. Tabs are bad!


I think you should probably explicitly say `Hoek.assert(undefined, err);` since `!err` evaluates to `false`


`{ownerSlug}` is better. what do you think?

For ex:
`customelements.io/owner/5424` => `customelements.io/owner/keppelen` or `customelements.io/owner/zenorocha`


got it from another commit... here is the beauty of a test branch!  LMAO


Looks like I incorrectly used the :not() selector, libSass permitted it, but Ruby SASS does not. I've fixed this here: https://github.com/City-of-Bloomington/inRoads/commit/485e121be42e6c8927cc4933de6dc2681f1595b2


https://github.com/jgrant29/bloccit/blob/78aada2944cbffd76bceb2612f87287dd5f2bc69/config/application.example.yml

nope


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Unfortunately, [it seems so][1] as I understand it.
[1]: https://github.com/genkimarshall/exercises/commit/d7c45dcc1b1f71613e6ea752e651c337ea4adfe5#commitcomment-12161278


Generally, I'd say avoid pushing anything for a while until someone else tries 4.9.3 and 5.1.0 too. Currently,  I have switched to 5.1.0 because I can't figure out the failure cause for 4.9.3.


Are you sure this uses prettystream?


Ah right, will do going forward.


Let's just make the type of decimals `text` then. Not the greatest solution, but better than forcing integer values.


There are bite marks on my fingers...


Thanks!


Is any credential other than a password supported? I assume not, but seems worth considering.


```javascript
var SupportedExtensions = {};
SupportedExtensions['.mp3'] = SupportedExtensions['.wma'] = SupportedExtensions['.wav']
    = SupportedExtensions['.cda'] = SupportedExtensions['.adx'] = SupportedExtensions['.wm']
    = SupportedExtensions['.m3u'] = SupportedExtensions['.wmx'] = SupportedExtensions['.m4a'] = true;
...
            if (SupportedExtensions[extension]) {
```
What do you think?


Steve,
A minor victory, I was able to get to navigate to the waiting screen.  I still have to add the drop down menu for the first visitor.  I am hoping to get some more coding in today, even though Wendy has her sister's family visiting for the rest of the week.
I am just sticking with one game for now.  One question, if you have a chance to research it.  In the link_to call I want to use the first argument of the link_to method as the game title, something => link_to "Old Maid", new_game_path(title: name) could I do something like link_to "Old Maid", new_game_path(title: args[0]).  I will look at the link to code and see if this works.


Automatically adding volumes at start should be possible with this commit 093f310fac63042c6f799b6806116e9c7897d7fc.

As the comment in the commit says, when launching an instance, make sure to set the instance placement to be the same as where the volume resides.

Let me know how it goes.


Spellcheck, funtions or functions.


aaha.. i'll be more careful next time. ;)


Sure, but this implementation of it is pretty bad.

LM32 supports tightly integrated memory it seems, but I have never tried that feature. I don't know about or1k.


Aquí hay que aplicar lo mismo que en los commits https://github.com/sergiogonzalez/liferay-portal/commit/c59b462b0a2026352b18071da9a387eb7f16c392 y https://github.com/sergiogonzalez/liferay-portal/commit/ac2e815400d8d6138f6cd92ff793db3cae034cca


You probably no more about writing plugins than I do at this point since you have been reading up on pathogen and all that stuff, so go right ahead :)


5.1.0 if fun, because x86 build didn't work last time I tried on my tablet.


This looks great. The XML syntax is clear and concise. Are there any notable cases that can't be handled with custom schema?


Yeah, this was a patch in later realization after seeing your comments on it on Matthew's. Ideally would have been done originally. Agreed on the idea of number of logically different changes. But should that mean I should commit my upcoming edits (in response to your other comments) in different patches based on what was done?


Can't this be done by simply passing `-static` ? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11274917/link-gcc-libraries-statically-libgcc-and-libstdc-on-windows#comment14830591_11274917


Replace this with a g_error that logs previous_token this way we'll get a better clue of what have gone wrong.


@oliverkurth one specific example is we were doing some testing with ovftool and it flat out rejected the linux26 type and turned it into other-64 or something like that which is even worse than otherlinux.


Esta parte de aquí tendría que estar encapsulado en el mismo sitio donde se añade y desde aquí solo tendríamos que invocar esa lógica.

Es decir, si es el TempFileUtil el que añade los paréntesis y el número aleatorio, debería de haber un método en TempFileUtil que se encargase de eliminar los paréntesis y el número aleatorio. De esa manera la lógica siempre estará sincronizada en un mismo lugar. De lo contrario, si alguien cambia la manera en la que se genera y pone [] en lugar de () nadie va a venir aquí a arreglar eso.


Whoops wring repo issue number. I meant #228


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reack


@oliverkurth is there an actual list of what "os type" values are accepted by what VMware products/versions? We had a hell of a time figuring out what valid values were and what they meant.


Fragments should be dynamically set by the activity to retain the ability to have arguments passed to them via the 'fragmentargs' annotation processor. Else FragmentArgs.inject(this); does not get called and you must extract arguments passed to you manually.


How is this used?  That is, do you mind adding a method comment here and then perhaps we can figure out if there is a better way to handle this comparison.


I think this comment belongs to the true branch that doesn't call g_free ;)


no good reason, fixed!


you should try to use this factory in your tests to create a user with a post and comment.


is this supposed to be commented out?


More info

-static-libstdc++
> When the g++ program is used to link a C++ program, it normally automatically links against libstdc++. If libstdc++ is available as a shared library, and the -static option is not used, then this links against the shared version of libstdc++. That is normally fine. However, it is sometimes useful to freeze the version of libstdc++ used by the program without going all the way to a fully static link. The -static-libstdc++ option directs the g++ driver to link libstdc++ statically, without necessarily linking other libraries statically.


I believe I followed the Amazon S3 word for word… ?

Justin

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Ok.


Still trying to understand what you’re looking for.  I thought I was supposed to delete this information.

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I did get the email from this commit, so it looks like that is working now.

As for the `link_to` question, the `args[0]` thing won't work since you're not inside of the `link_to` method right there. Since you know you're going to have other games in the future you could do something like the following in your erb template:

    <% ['Old Maid'].each do |title| %>

<%= link_to title, new_game_path(title: title) %>

    <% end %>

But right now, with only one game, it might just be easier to read to write out `"Old Maid"` twice :-)


I think this should be translatable=false.
Or do you want to change the name of the app, based on the locale, like QECQJEM in French (Qu'est-ce que j'écoute maintenant?)


Replace :( by 😟?


Isn't this a bug in the first place?

To reach this you need to be calling this function in between an installing/uninstall pair. This, in my head, sounds like a bug or some really weird corner case that's worth understanding first.


Instead of adding the VS-only NUnitTestAdapter to project references, please install it as Visual Studio extension from gallery.


A key as in

ENV['SENDGRID_USERNAME']
ENV['SENDGRID_PASSWORD’]

Justin

> On Jul 14, 2015, at 1:08 PM, Justin Grant <justin@accr.biz> wrote:
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> Still trying to understand what you’re looking for.  I thought I was supposed to delete this information.
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> justin
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Maybe you could spot why 4.9.3 fails.

Let me know if you have any news on this.
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This is a revert of a previous PR... wrong


Ah crap, you're right. I'll revert it when I get a chance (tomorrow), and I'll see if I can't find a better solution. Thanks for pointing that out.


I actually see now that the TextMate bundle is part of the RSpec project: https://github.com/rspec/rspec.tmbundle. I don't know what's the best solution would be. There will be a lot of duplicated code if both the HTML printer and formatter is copied to the TextMate bundle.


The TextMate formatter is going to be most stable if it relies only on public RSpec APIs by implementing its formatting logic itself.  We could potentially extract some of the HTML formatting logic into a public helper module (or similar) to help with that.


Shoudn't this be translatable=true ?


Shouldn't this be translatable=true?


go on skype


@technovangelist - is this comment right? does this query limit the result set to machines with speed:4000?


93469234-DemandResponse2 (vidanovic) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1695 of 1695 tests passed)

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Thanks for open-sourcing your app :100:


On it


Millisekunden? Wohl eher nicht!
Sind wahrscheinlich Nanosekunden, oder?
Würde zumindest zeitlich passen (65s für dgm_2.asc).


> I actually see now that the TextMate bundle is part of the RSpec project: https://github.com/rspec/rspec.tmbundle.

It lives under the RSpec org because it was extracted from rspec-core, but I don't consider it part of the RSpec project.  None of the core RSpec maintainers are involved in it in anyway.

Please open an issue with the textmate bundle maintainers about this, and copy me and @JonRowe.  We're happy to help the maintainers figure out a good solution for this.


Already upstream
https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/e49094b3d0ad343ed5119793a47526c15e38e9e2/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/samples/stack_create_resp.json


Can't use use mono_thread_info_set_mark_interrupt here since it doesn't require code interleaved between begin and end?


@mishaerem thanks for that tip!


Mark is a weird function name here, it doesn't go among the above for begin/end.

Maybe just mono_thread_info_self_interrupt


Already upstream
https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/e49094b3d0ad343ed5119793a47526c15e38e9e2/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L506


I'm getting `sre_constants.error: unbalanced parenthesis` from both of these regex


Noice job m8


I don't understand what do you mean. Your comment makes no sense to me.

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Thanks for the mention!

Oh there's an updated site here:

https://watchandcode.com/courses/eloquent-javascript-the-annotated-version


Okay, I like the latter. Thanks for the explanation!
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> I later just removed jQuery from app.js in favor of loading it from the
> CDN. (Mostly everyone would have that cached).
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right. I've dropped file(COPY) for the docs files and replaced them with a foreach+custom_command+generated property.


Stats 3.0.2 DEV is a little more stable. If you don't want to try, you'll unfortunately be stuck till Stats pushes a new stable release. I can't downgrade Autorank to use Stats 2 as it has no backwards compatibility.


ips_anhavenng.net_whogohost.com relay
List anhavenng.net_search.engines
e.g. Google, bing, etc.
run - github_whogogost.com


Hit an issue with this. This value feeds into the display for the RMA screen to display how much was charged to the customer. The result is that an item without a tax category is listed as $0. The previous value of `nil` isn't really much better. Would it make more sense for the pre_tax_amount to the be same as the amount (i.e. basically assume tax is 0).


Up to date with ece76b5d46ef84995b0887f7921aa6f85f1d1e5f


to figure out what to check here a good strategy is to draw a state diagram for interrupt_token with values as states and actions as transitions.

Here you'll notice that it's NULL or INTERRUPT_STATE can happen, but a token can't.


This appears to have been an XML indentation fix.  This has been fixed upstream.


Ditto above.


Not a fan of this function and the next one, we're better of with a single function that appends the state into a GString.


I also have to upload twist #2 from the Fibonacci problem, if not today, surely tomorrow.


Ben - this is what I had originally but saw an example with the "before" that seemed to work. Let me know if this is the correct way to do this:

https://github.com/PamBWillenz/Bloccit/commit/fa9dd6656d8f1420fc027e1ed777bd69280b05f1

Pam

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you should try to use this factory in your tests to create a user with a post and comment.

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No longer relevant upstream, since they're using a separate common.ent file


Hair definetly makes its contribution to overall current engine instability - I'd say *any* call to *addCharacterHair* causes a crash. Also (maybe similar problem), skinning is broken in TR4-5, which causes Lara to look like spiky ball - which worsens over running time - after 20-30 seconds it begins to look like a glitch of a videocard which is about to burn (I burned two GeForces 2 with same symptoms, when I was a boy - good memories! :D )


Method name is a bit misleading. It suggests that it returns objects, not a count.


Предлагаю по таблицам запилить отдельный Issue и там обсуждать. ГОСТ 2.105 довольно интересный как по таблицам, так и по рисункам.


Sure. Thanks.


While we're cleaning up, we could make an enum for the status.   :)


+artem-zinnatullin Shouldn't the app name be translatable=false?
Or do you want to localize it to QECQJEM in French? (Qu'est-ce que j'écoute maintenant ?)


good.  this is how you use a factory to create data for your tests.  now, anywhere in your tests that you need a user with a post and a comment, you should use this method.


Yes - according to the progression of the code. The Favorite test wasn't included in the master so shouldn't be on this assignment. Let me know if this is right, meaning I only included it in the assignment part, which (in this case) doesn't merge with master.

Pam

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is this supposed to be commented out?

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Aeolus recording


Replace :( by 😟?


well the first instruction met is LUI and does not have a delay slot :( and still I'm getting a wrong ID for it.


Shouldn't this be translatable=true?


Man, that's a lot of `div`'s. Any thoughts on more semantic markup choices?


Background changed


Clean-up: we could just use <code>_currentDir = Path.Combine(_currentDir, lstDirectory.SelectedItems[0].SubItems[0].Text);</code>


93469234-DemandResponse2 (vidanovic) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (653 of 653 tests passed)

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`fs` is already being requred, do we need to do that again?


ok, seems fine then.

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Hm. This will clearly work. What situation might you need this where the current result output does not work?


1. Ти ніяк не звязав модельку User and Profile
2. емейл вже є в модельці User


Ok, great. We should discuss this tomorrow during our meeting. I saw examples where the user_with_post_and_comment was used in the "before" and thought it was DRYer but I don't really know yet which way is the conventional (right) way.

Pam

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good. this is how you use a factory to create data for your tests. now, anywhere in your tests that you need a user with a post and a comment, you should use this method.

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![](http://31.media.tumblr.com/f98046568c229f6101db1ea50fbe6a70/tumblr_mnqs9nA4XB1qg6rkio1_500.gif)

Teste?


comment on code line???


Ти ніяк не звязав тютора з Профайлом, як знати хто заповнював саме цього тютора?


s/result/results

Fixed in https://github.com/celery/celery/pull/2707


Does this only work with static values in the original JSX? How do I change the value on the fly and have it be formatted? Say this is a cash register total display and I want to do math as items are rung up and have the total updated and formatted on the fly.


The `delayed` css class is unused and can be removed in the next commit.


Handling plural form is normally done with [quantity string `<plurals>`](http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/resources/string-resource.html#Plurals)


None worth considering for this use case.


hallo


otherlinux-64 is more generic - which also means that capabilities associated with later and other releases cannot be performed. Only basic (safe) things are included. It has very few capabilities, and no hot add/remove capability of devices, CPUs and memory. Functionally, it is used to run Linux 2.2 and earlier. Any later Linux kernel needs to run as 2.6 or 3.x in order to have access to modern capabilities (e.g. large memory, hot plug devices, hot plug memory/CPUs, etc.). The new capabilities are tied to virtual hardware capabilities as well so a modern Linux kernel based guest must run as 2.5 or 3.x for any chance of correctness and expected capabilities. There are no plans to move these changes back to older releases to enable features for otherlinux-64.

About ovftool - I am not aware of the issues mentioned, but I'll try to find out. I'll also ask about a compatibility list. Do you know which version the cloud providers use?


updated the introduction.md file


cowboy


How about babel plugins?
I've written [babel-plugin-system-import-transformer](https://github.com/thgreasi/babel-plugin-system-import-transformer) and I'm getting this error when trying to re-use `babel-core/lib/babel/transformation/modules/umd`. Didn't want to just copy paste it and thought that re-using the existing implementation would be better.
Any suggestions for that case?


But kitty cries? Macar un issue ceva.


EvansHVACObjects (evanweaver) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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Only trust mechanism supported is X509 (PEM/DER) file, no keystores.

Lots of various knobs aren't exposed, but that's the tradeoff.
Hopefully @mmoayyed can provide some confidence that these options meet most needs.


EvansHVACObjects (evanweaver) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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It tries to call importData() before it completes reading the jsonFile, otherwise.
It throws 'invalide end of input' error, if we don't do it.


what is repo??


:kiss:


Here we make "ip" param to be really optional, so we can have a better coverage. Checked the test fails on master branch.


Do i see some french in this line?


I'm fine with the commit, just had one comment about requiring fs HERE and at the top of the file.


I compiled with Qt4's kit, but it crashes at the same point (SEGSEGV)

![qtdebug](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10350459/8682740/df7c4084-2a6e-11e5-9410-a7eec1bc5e15.png)

libQtGui.so.4 points to libQtGui.4.8.6, and is related to Qt4.
It doesn't seem to be a Qt version issue...
I will try to track this bug with GDB, but it's the first time I use it, so any help will be appreciated !
It's going to give me a headache...


Sorry, I will read before committing next time. It's 1:00 AM here. =)


:+1: Ja das habe ich verpeilt  siehe 6e2cc92. Habs in 44c7ba07 korrigiert :smile:


fix a typo and another typo?


This commit message is terrible. Maybe something like "Changed wording on chunk errors to suggested mc-region-fixer instead of chunkster."


EvansHVACObjects (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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TeamCity LabkeyRelease15.2 :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 9](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=260851&buildTypeId=LabkeyRelease152_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 3, passed: 22 Build time: 00:35:03
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyBoxPlots: <no details avaliable>

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

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

```


True, need to work on commit messages.


On 14-07-15 17:55, Alexander Pilz wrote:
> Mind that if we rename a folder, all content get's reindexed and by that also previews regenerated, unless we decouple that explicitly.

Changing the id is not a high priority. At all.

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Two things that should be mentioned
* ipvlan doesn't allow the virtual interface to communicate with the master interface's IP
* macvlan and ipvlan are conflicting and cannot be used for the same master device


https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_samsung_jf-common/commit/d140c500afe3812c250ae003a9f49275288b780e

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Interesting. Last time I ran the engine in Debug mode was Saturday I guess, and I haven't seen any problems with hair or skinning.


So I'm stuck to Stats 2.0 and AR 3.4 forever, sweet. Thanks for your time though


I guess if there is a special need for constructing a material in this manner, it will be less error-prone for it to be captured as a dedicated constructor.


This comment no longer matches the code


Turn `err` into `tostring(err)`


Same here


I tested this package on the current [Limesurvey demo](http://demo.livesurvey.org) which worked fine but gave odd errors when used on my local server. The error was thrown by `fromJSON` and this change seems to have fixed it.


you want to apply this patch then in the next days? or should we open up a new issue, so we don't forget to modify it?


You are missing projects/mp4/ in front of the file= for the last two of the videos.


Honda goofed? LOL


Nothing has changed except sound and texture atlas. But on Saturday it crashed every now and then and there was no sound at all.


Love the autoDepth idea, i think that should help solving all the issues I encountered!

Not a big fan though of modifying the renderable parameter signature, especially since we do not really introduce something new but rather changed our internal cooking, i'll meditate on that one :)

Exciting changes ! Once done we can also improve the webgl renderer :)


file is a builtin function in Python.  I would avoid using it as a variable name, suggest using filename instead.


Where you going to apply the `scope_exclude_exceptions` to curly and round brackets as well?  I plan on making a release by the end of the week.  To make it in, we need to wrap this up or it will have to linger to the next release.  Sorry I didn't see this commit sooner.


Seems like this was only ever a test to set the HTML5 provider to use/not use native controls on iOS.  I move this over to the HTML5 provider, but I might have created a conflation between 'controls' for the view/video native controls and the 'controls' boolean that determines whether we should show the controls container.  Any thoughts?


Ok


`input` is a reserved function. Best to rename this.

https://docs.python.org/2/library/functions.html#input


see above re `input`


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 139](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=260853&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 3 (3 new), passed: 22 Build time: 00:35:11
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyHomePage: <no details avaliable>

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

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

```


I didn't get it first time. But did you try any other level except TR1? Because hair and skinning are only used in TR2+.


that's a good idea. thanks!


@jackparmer - i think you have to edit the _index pages as well


What is the purpose of CrawlerDataSource class and why cannot we move the hashmap from it into this class as a field?


Why not just `allow_offline = options[:allow_offline]` ? Or, if an full check against `true` is desired; `options[:allow_offline] == true` ?


would having non live entries be a problem of some sort?


There are subtile differences and I we already had some problems with `-static` on mac IMO. I'm also preparing the same changes for sassc and with it I got slightly different results for each combination. So I want to have them configurable if needed and use safe defaults. I put a lot of work into testing these things, so I don't want to blindly change stuff just because it looks more logical (needs tests).


Upstream is more detailed
https://github.com/openstack/api-site/blob/e49094b3d0ad343ed5119793a47526c15e38e9e2/api-ref/src/wadls/orchestration-api/src/v1/orchestration-api.wadl#L996


Well.. that shouldn't affect the tests.


I want a full check against true. That's why I do this, maybe unnecessary, but I like to verify my params.


`>=` should be `≥` (or directly `≥`)


Actually, crawledData is never populated, so form where do we get the data?


I'd suggest switching this back. The former was simpler, and more likely to work with older compilers.

We discourage r-value references in general, and I'd challenge anyone to present a benchmark where this copy makes a difference.

Additionally, the return value optimization will do the same thing for you on most compilers we really care about.


Also, I don't understand what the sentence means "this setting is now more prior for WAIL than…"


@misterdjules Yes there is a mechanism for that.  https://github.com/joyent/sdc-docker/blob/master/lib/common.js#L328 sets `req.clientApiVersion` (to a Number). You could have the code here key off that.

@twhiteman Thoughts on dropping the `versionless` special cases in reqClientApiVersion? I think they'll just make for surprises in code trying to use `req.clientApiVersion`.


Looked into it and the answer is no :/  the resulting state is unspecified, and you are supposed to call `clear()`.


Yes, that's what I figure out later. I kept the function as such for the 3d vector and indicated in the documentation that the vector was rotated on the z axis, it makes it compatabile with our collision "implementation".


Looks good, and good job moving the duplicated code into a shared function.

Could you do me a favor?  For future homeworks, please commit the original, uncorrected python file to Github first, and then commit your fixes.  This way, when I do the code review I can see the diffs in the code.  Thanks!


I'm on a Mac using Git to keep up to date but I appreciate you thinking of me. Thanks.


Oh, I see you were commenting on an old version. Please see the new one, there is also an option to enable the `-static` flag (which probably enables the other two too, I guess). Should be better configurable now for further debugging with different compilers! I guess I could start to create releases for libsass including sassc and a dll without further dependencies ...


We need a flag for these execution or every build is going to publish the stacks on NPM. We should limit that to release no ?

For instance, Jenkins deploys snapshots in a snapshot repository. But we don't have this concept in NPM (without hosting our own NPM registry).


Repeating 'effective' here....maybe it's just 'We don't really have a content vehicle to effectively communicate...'?


Is accessing the formatter through `file.moduleFormatter.constructor` too evil?


No no no, you push to official branch and than wonder why shit is broken.
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I don't think 'Brownie' and 'Flank Steak' need to be capitalized here.


we shoud probably scope this one too?


Just don't touch the internal files please. I don't want to be responsible for when your plugin breaks (it will in 5.7.0 because the directory structure).


Let's fix spacing so it's consistent throughout the file.


It was having issues when I tried to scope it. It wouldn't adopt the CSS attributes.


Some elements seemed to be spaced using 2 spaces, and others with 4 spaces. Let's make it all consistently 4 space.


Are there only a limited set of options for scope? If so, you should create a completer for that.


can you use a class or somethjing?


`COORDINATE_REGEX`, please.


 if(GCC_VERSION LESS 4.2)

4.12 would pass that string compare test and spit the fatal error, was my point, hypothetical and improbable as it may be. Just looks like a bad practice vs. a numerical comparison.


Sorry, debug code. I'm taking that out, and putting in the "error" event handling.


"has a good articles" -> "has good articles"


@elia when I made that list I was working off of the URL you gave me that shows the commits in the range chosen for 0.8 release. As long as the range is still the same, then this list is valid. If you expanded the range, then LMK.


That would be a problem if it was a string comparison. However, it is not a string comparison. It is a numeric comparison.

Please read the CMake documentation. http://www.cmake.org/cmake/help/v3.1/command/if.html


Good catch.  For utility class (class with public static methods), I've transitioned from the following patterns:

1. public final class A { private A(){} }
2. public abstract class  A {}
3. and now public enum A

I think they all forced the static singleton behavior or usage (technically).  Comparing apple to apple, I think 3 is more concise, though people often equate enum to constants and abstract class for inheritance.  Thoughts?


@vanchi-zendesk I think this *might* fix the test issues, but I'm not really sure since I can't repro locally.


Use the path parameter in the replacement to help identify path parameters if there is more than one. For example `/{userId}/photos/{photoId}`

You can use `$1` in the replacement string.


Great, yeah, error handling would be good ;-)


Note to self: rename files to match exports.


Fix your editor snippet ;)


操作符 /


This is my first steps with Github following the beginners tutorial!


既存の Article::Page クラスを上書きしてしまうのでは？


"lof ot" -> "lots of"?


"mew changes" -> "new changes"?


既存の Article::Node::Base や Article::Node::Page を上書きしてしまうのでは？


This revision is clean.


"not to executed" -> "not to be executed"


既存の Article::Part::Page クラスを上書きしてしまうのでは？


what if instead of ints we do:
```
map[*processLink]struct{}
```
and use the pointer value


"library to tool" -> "library or tool"


(옵션)
bind을 사용한 이유는?


@lten 注意，这种Log已经过时。
e.g.
```lua
local log = sgs.LogMessage()
log.type = "$ViewDrawPile"
log.from = player
log.card_str = table.concat(sgs.QList2Table(ids),"+")
room:doNotify(player,sgs.CommandType.S_COMMAND_LOG_SKILL, log:toVariant())
```
今后凡是Json的Log都用这种形式。


"unsure is something a bug" -> "unsure if something is a bug"


如果用新函数的傲才已经成功了，就使用新函数吧。


(필수)
`transitionend`가 아니라 `webkitTransitionEnd`을 사용한 이유는?


`args` is definitely a `str` in Python 2 here. Dunno how you're managing to get a `unicode`.


"is no restricted" -> "is not restricted"


(옵션)
jQuery랑 native랑 섞어쓰면 나중에 관리하기 힘들다. ㅠ.ㅠ
왜 그런지 고민해보도록


@wangjianyang your codes suck!


I don't think this `.. note::` formats well in github markdown.


why removed the check? I think here the JsonUtil should make sure an valide event be enqueued. check for 0 is only part of validation job


I'm +1 for matching LFE with Erlang in this ...

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I think it's a bug in the Windows implementation, but desktop matches. @ericstj? I debated making the UNIX behavior match, but that feels wrong. Regardless, I can split it into two tests.


@PEMapModder Thanks, I will test it and release it. I am busy, so don't worry if it takes me a few days :smile:


I'm all for giving credit, but this probably isn't necessary


Pls


See an ssh_config file for an example of Name=Host.  For example, I have an ssh_config that contains the following:

```
Host winkyfrown.com
    Port 143
    User mah
Host vm1
    User wikipathways
    Hostname vm1.wikipathways.org
```

As the [ssh_config(5)](http://linux.die.net/man/5/ssh_config) man page says:

**Host**
> Restricts the following declarations (up to the next **Host** or **Match** keyword) to be only for those hosts that match one of the patterns given after the keyword.  ... **The host is the _hostname_ argument given on the command line** (i.e. the name is not converted to a canonicalized host name before matching).

**HostName**
> Specifies the real host name to log into.  This can be used to specify nicknames or abbreviations for hosts. ... **The default is the name given on the command line.**


middleman jquery gem 추가하고 all.js.coffee에서 require jquery로 불러와서 사용하고 있기 때문에 따로 스크립트 로드하지 않아도 됩니다.


LGTM:thumbsup:


버전 관리에서 제외하고 싶은 파일이나 폴더를 .gitignore 파일에 명시해주면 git에서 변경사항을 관리하지 않습니다.


ruby에서 주석은 # 문자를 사용합니다.


Oxford English Dictionary にて `convert` の名詞的用法確認。
http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/40776?rskey=vNKEFY&result=1&isAdvanced=false#eid

問題なし。


Hi @tomByrer,

I'm studying energy-aware commits, and this commit just appeared in my analysis.

I was wondering how you came up with this solution and if you observed any energy saving with this modification?

Thanks

Gustavo


Because I require the legit method to do `create(null)` to be used for an optimization. So if it doesn't exist then there's no need to do the opt.


Looks great! If there's no particular reason why this is a float, could you change it to a double? I recently migrated almost all of our floats to doubles (basically everywhere I could), so it'll fit better with the new stuff. Also, can you get rid of the space between "generator" and "(" and put spaces around the "/"?


评价字的PRF值，一般要高于分词的PRF值


If you don't need iostream anymore, you can delete the #include :).


You can get rid of the extra spaces if you want.


create web explorer


(옵션)
이건 왜 대문자지?


put that in boardconfig not bliss.mk


(필수)
`destroyTodoItem` 이 함수가 동작하지 않는 이유는?
좀 고민해보고 물어보도록.


You can use the `dprintf()` function for this.  This way to message will get logs to the internal tracepoint log.


So as per http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25820294/transition-from-errort-to-exceptt/29554103#29554103

All uses of "fail" should be switched to `throwError` by a global replace -- otherwise now rather than giving back a `Left "string"` they will throw in the underlying monad...


Update


You can use `make cstyle` to locally run the style checker over the entire project before pushing a patch to make sure it's compliant.  The checker however is just a perl script so it's not perfect and can miss things like this so it's still a good idea to visually look over the patch.  We follow the SunOS C style guide since ZFS originated at Sun, see https://www.cis.upenn.edu/~lee/06cse480/data/cstyle.ms.pdf.

In this case you shouldn't have any line length issues so just go ahead and indent it.  For longer lines keep them under 80 characters.


We don't need this header file here.


(필수)
잘했다.
근데 `template engine`도 사용해보면 좋을 것 같네.


+1
I like this


template을 사용해야하긴 하지만 `prependTo`를 사용한건 잘했어.
편한  메서드인데 잘 사용하지 않거든.


Is this a sufficient safety net to make sure the word counter is correct?


Always use `auto`.


Maybe this commit create a issue #3704


this name feels to common to export like this


[링크](https://github.com/NHNNEXT/2015-02-HTML5/pull/8#commitcomment-11945401)을 보고 개선할 수 있는지 확인해볼래?


Hi Jackie, would you elaborate a bit more on your changes?


?

you can't just delete the code that manages the generation of recursive cache files, you'll just end up with unusable cache files.


I think `return !scrolledToBottom && !scrolledToTop && !scrolledToLeft && !scrolledToRight;` is not equal to `scrollEnabledUpDown || scrollEnabledLeftRight;`

In the first case,  all the `scrollToXXX` variable should be false, then it will return true.

But in the second case, only `scrollEnabledUpDown` or `scrollEnableLeftRight` to be true. the result will be true.


Closes #8


Awesome! Thanks for working on these. I do notice, however, that they get heavier and heavier as they go down the file, and also that we seem to be re-testing some things in the process. Part of the advantage of these purely functional models is that we can inject state; in other words, rather than having to publish lots of events to get to a certain state, you can just _create_ the state object with a bunch of history already in it. What do you think about that? Do you think it might clean these up a bit?

Also, I see you are using NCrunch? How do you like it?


I was looking in your commit sequence, I can't see why, but this commit or https://github.com/angular/material/commit/d8d3e4cab918b2a1570d6f6f5396c911a8fd771b create issue #3704


Why `.replace(/\\/g, '/')`?


좀만 생각해보면 26~31 라인도 한줄로 줄일 수 있을 것 같은데 한번 고민해볼래.
힌트는 toggle


Same comment as on the stdin-to-stdout program; the idiom is to write `while (cin >> input)`, even though that's somewhat unfortunate.


Shaun said bliss.mk


Always use `auto`!


This change doesn't fit in with the rest of the patch.


This change should be in with the last patch.


Ok, make an alternate proposal.


how about ...
:protocol => Setting.protocol,

Let me know if that works?


i totally didn't realize it could be read that way! i meant that maybe I
had broken it! oh man.

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>>    Don't use "-S" since it can cause ssh-tunnel to fail.
> This option is important. Fail in what way?

Connections weren't being made and it would spin endlessly.  When I tried the command being constructed on the command line I got this:

```
muxserver_listen: link mux listener web.K1AbIKd3fgjPKPIc => web: Operation not permitted
```

A little investigation tonight reveals that this is caused by the cwd.  When the cwd is tmp, it works, when it is my home directory (which is under cryptfs) then it doesn't work.  I got around this by setting _ControlPath_ in my `~/.ssh/config` to `/tmp/master-%C` and dropping the `-S`.

Using `-S` should probably be customizable.


Hi. There are two columns "name" in first query.

name VARCHAR(1024) NOT NULL,
-        email VARCHAR(256) NOT NULL UNIQUE,
-        hashedPassword VARCHAR(1024) NOT NULL,
-        salt VARCHAR(1024) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
+        name VARCHAR(128) NOT NULL,

Best Regards


Planning to change `isArguments` to use `[object Arguments]` as well?


I'm not sure if the encode('ascii') is the cause. But I will uncomment the debug the line and get back to you.


How come this one should fail?  `10_3` should be a valid trinary number equal to `3_10`, right?  How come the trailing space is different from the trailing newline and leading space in `test_trinary1`?


This new `Place` that's used in `GeoSearch` conflicts with the `Place` returned from a regular tweet. We need two Place structs: one for GeoSearch, one to support the Place field in a `tweet`.


Ah, I see. I only intended to move this to `compile`. I guess we need something like `if JLOptions().incremental != 0; compile(...); end`.


Typo in: Merge: cyberfox 40.0b3 with firefox 40.0b5
Should be: Merge: cyberfox 40.0b3 with firefox 40.0b4


@yuji Should change $RELEASE_NUMBER, not DATA_API_DEFAULT_VERSION.


I see why you have that test now, but it's still surprising behavior.  You seem to be duplicating a lot of the parsing that `cin` does on its own.

In other words, what does reading `char`-by-`char` with `noskipws` enabled get you?


(옵션)
이건 좀 복잡한 얘기가 앞에 있어야 하는데 결론만 얘기하면 아래처럼도 많이 쓴다.
```js
list.animate({"height":"0px"},400).remove();
```


I think this logic can be simplified here.


I submitted a new pull request that should have the required fixes and I tested it on my end with a pretty basic workflow. Probably a couple more optimizations but wanted to spot check with you before I made them.

This is my first foray into contributing to something on github and a relatively early python project for me.

Thanks,

-Russell

From: Burke Azbill
Reply-To: burkeazbill/vroClientScripts
Date: Saturday, July 11, 2015 at 4:16 AM
To: burkeazbill/vroClientScripts
Cc: Russell Pope
Subject: Re: [vroClientScripts] Added preceding / before vco/api in url construction (819198b)

I think the original code is based on sample code I've seen online, I don't recall exactly. I'm obviously not proficient with Python, but wanted to start a library of scripts that provided an easy way to do some simple things via the REST API.

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You are right! I'm sorry, it's my mistake. I'll correct it.
Thank you!


아마 이게 동작하지 않은 것 처럼 보일꺼에요.


Nope. That's not es5-shimmable.


Comment isn't quite correct, because you're program accepts `121\n `.


cd pcl-trunk && mkdir build && cd build
cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release ..
make
sudo make install


Hi! I am getting an error at line 53:

Check failed: status == CUDNN_STATUS_SUCCESS (3 vs. 0)  CUDNN_STATUS_BAD_PARAM

I am trying to run this on an AWS GPU instance.


Функция main() реагирует на действия пользователя, такие как отправка сообщения, подключение к чату и лив из него, allin() же отвечает на автоматические запросы страницы, такие как проверка наличия сообщения, наличия собеседника, мечатает ли собеседник что-либо.


Thanks for adding that test.


Ein paar Kommentare im Code fände ich angebracht ;-)
Zumindest für die **Methoden**, und was deren **Parameter** bedeuten.
Zum Beispiel hier: `getNeighbours(Dem d, HeightedPoint reference, HeightedPoint origin, int i)` ist das nicht gleich klar, vor Allem `int i` ist doch wenig aussagekräftig.

Ich werd mir den Code morgen oder übermorgen mal anschauen. Mit Kommentaren macht das ganze dann schon mal deutlich weniger Mühe ;-)


@Raesu DWMR. Press on.


WTF?


I'm guessing this is to avoid leaking file handles.


is this line useful?


What do you mean?

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Hi, we'd love to pull in some of the changes you've made, but ones like these make it quite difficult for us to use! Can you make this an option specifiable in a config file, if you need the feature for your own particular project?


LMFAO


Thanks man!  I was just hitting this.  Thought I had a local issue.


How come you're doing `range` rather than `xrange` here?


> Thoughts on dropping the versionless special cases in reqClientApiVersion? I think they'll just make for surprises in code trying to use req.clientApiVersion

We cannot drop versionless API support, as some docker tools don't send a version. Versionless are translated to the current *server* API version (i.e. 1.19 at present), which is good enough I think, and the customizable docker server version (DOCKER-467) should help to make that server API version configurable.


put a class on the input/textarea you're trying to match, and use that class here instead


@barbeau please let me know if you have any comments about unit tests.


Ok, im back, so it didn't work because, we must put "delete=False" parameter to "tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile" function, otherwise after generate curve python delete it.
So thanks for the recommendation.


@LukePulverenti and @alain-r is the scrolling broken only when the keyboard is present or in other cases as well?

I updated my [example project](https://github.com/rumit91/PhoneGapKeyboardIssue) where scrolling works fine when the keyboard is hidden, but is indeed broken when the keyboard is exposed. As I documented in the [README](https://github.com/rumit91/PhoneGapKeyboardIssue/blob/master/README.md), it looks like you can still scroll the webview, but only if you initiate the scroll in the top 15% of the screen (the top most exposed message bubble in my demo project). It's almost as if something is still pushing up some invisible webview that responds to scrolling. Also when I use the Safari debugger I can inspect that top most message bubble and anything above it, but when I try to inspect anything below the debugger just shows me the `<html>` tag which seems to support the idea that some webview or scrollview is still getting pushed up. Any ideas?


Can you change these three messages to Concept Drug to rhyme with how it is already called?


No, it'd just be a tombstone waiting to be flushed. Actually I'm not sure we ever got around to writing tombstone-collecting machinery. I will file an issue to decide whether to collect tombstones at level 11 or not.


It would probably be better to add this into the template.


I'm sorry I missed the line where the manuscript viewer panel is loaded. Now it's loaded twice. I'll revert this!


Ah, now I get it. `ExceptT` combine monoidillcally in `<|>` but not in `<*>`, which is where you want it. TIL. Thanks you guys.


i'm having these :


Well, that explains it. I considered TR1 as a primary target, so I put my TR3 data aside.


> 5.1.0 is fun, because x86 build didn't work last time I tried on my tablet. Will try it again.

It works fine in fact. Dunno what was wrong before.

> Maybe you could spot why 4.9.3 fails.

Mingw 4.9.3 package itself works fine, though there is something wrong with your tools. I don't know what and frankly I don't fell like searching a bug in those old binaries. And interesting this it works fine on AppVeyor so yeah... I can help you transition to MSYS2 if you want or just stick with 5.1. With my toolset 4.9.3 and 5.1. works ok.

> Generally, I'd say avoid pushing anything for a while until someone else tries 4.9.3 and 5.1.0 too.

Fine, tell me when you have it sorted out, my patches should be a part of a bigger batch for easier regression testing. IPinHook it evil thing.


Updated these names from PpWarn to ppWarn (also PpError).


Yup, that's it. Sorry I didn't explain it clearly enough in the first place.


my bad, pom.xml is giving an error in local computer, I see you add it back


What I'm curious to know is how to do this in a shell that doesn't write it's history to disk.


Yes, I would like to try to get this done (i.e. get a released version of
Netmiko up to PyPI). Hopefully, I can get this done in the next few weeks
(been tied up lately with a move and class coming up).

Regards,

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"Postare", not POSTare.


Are you sure?
I think that only "2.0" and "3.0" are available to choose from.

Shouldn't be more like:

import gi
gi.require_version('Gtk', '3.0')
from gi.repository import Gtk
if Gtk.get_minor_version() < 10:
  print("yada,yada,yada")


Unfortunately, the correct amount is not displayed in the crafting result slot.


Avoid regexp here. Use:
```javascript
return string.indexOf('u') === 0
```


This seems to work with "stetched" screens. But does it also work with "squashed" screens? E.g. does it wotk with 1024x800 resolution?


There was a comment about merging these va_list arguments. Unfortunately that is the only way, as far as I am aware, to pass variadic arguments through to another function, so we have to replicate. The other way I can think of this is to create a single output function like outputMessage and make users supply the TPrefixType, but I am not sure that is any better.


So true.


For sure - no worries. If there's anything I can do to help on that just let me know. I've got some spare cycles at the moment


if you expect this iteration to be on the values in the array, this is wrong.
I think you want to use `for (let y of  ...`


`STDOUT` and `$stdout` are FH's for the TTY, already;  `STDOUT` is a const, `$stdout` is a global (that can be changed to refer to a diff FH).
Have you tried `$stdout.write` instead of passing `console` around?

FYI: I think `universal_newline` may be more-designed for reading (e.g. iterating `$stdin` lines) than writing.


Maybe?
```js
if (type.indexOf('int') !== -1) {
```


ditto


We've already agreed on curly brackets even for a one liner inside if/else, right?


r+


Copycat.


> I don't mean dropping versionless API support. I mean dropping the special case here: https://github.com/joyent/sdc-docker/blob/master/lib/common.js#L331-L343

Woops, yes the versionless special case code can be nuked.


My idea was to simply use `screenbuffer`, i.e. the buffer that the original 320x200 I_VideoBuffer is scaled into. This would e.g. result in 1024x800 pixel screenshot images if the game resolution is 1024x800. How about that?


Just registered classes for app


Bad bad bad! Jquery is already added to the project.


Is $stdout.write different to using print/puts directly? In both of those cases, "\n" was expanded to "\r\n" on Windows, which was the problem. Will give it a go though...

I agree that universal_newline looks a bit suspicious - but I didn't try without...


do you think you will get it working like retail? if i recall there are some issue posts about this too.


same


I'm not sure if that's possible.  I saw examples of a Linux terminal using "history -p", but that wasn't working for me on Windows.  I gave up after about 10 minutes of googling.


No problem. What is the error you are receiving?


Sorry. Old habits.
All those wasted braces. Sigh.


Зачем это не очень понятно


This is reset at the beginning of each transaction but not at the beginning of each big batch. If you have a rolled back big batch followed by multiple small batches, it could still roll back to the wrong position.


Just tried $stdout.write - yes, it has the same problem.


python3 можно просто писать
class Config:


change model to modelname


In github the indentations doesn't look aligned


Personally, I have not encountered this bug, but I trust Deepak.  This is sound code.

I'm also happy with the .gitignore changes.


@phbcanada Why does this method has an underscore prefix?


from random import randint

board = []

for x in range(5):
board.append(["O"] * 5)

def print_board(board):
    for row in board:
        print " ".join(row)

print "Let's play Battleship!"
print_board(board)

def random_row(board):
    return randint(0, len(board) - 1)

def random_col(board):
    return randint(0, len(board[0]) - 1)

ship_row = random_row(board)
ship_col = random_col(board)
print ship_row
print ship_col

# Everything from here on should go in your for loop!
# Be sure to indent four spaces!
guess_row = int(raw_input("Guess Row:"))
guess_col = int(raw_input("Guess Col:"))

for turn in range(4):
    if guess_row == ship_row and guess_col == ship_col:
        print "Congratulations! You sunk my battleship!"
        break
    else:
        if (guess_row < 0 or guess_row > 4) or (guess_col < 0 or guess_col > 4):
            print "Oops, that's not even in the ocean."
        elif(board[guess_row][guess_col] == "X"):
            print "You guessed that one already."
        else:
            print "You missed my battleship!"
            board[guess_row][guess_col] = "X"
        if turn == 3:
            print "Game Over."

    print_board(board)
    print "Turn", turn + 1
    # Print (turn + 1) here!


BSJ MK1, RIP in pieces


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Also just tried with `univeral_newline = false`, and that fails in the same way. So it looks like the code here really is what's needed.


Hi Rusty,

at the end of a put request (Net::Amazon::S3::Client::Object::_put()) I would like to update the $self object’s etag and size, which I got back from the response. This avoid me having to do another fetch after each upload.

I agree that it would be nicer if etag would stay readonly outside of the class itself. Is there an easy way to make etag() protected (in C++ speak), so I can update it internally, but not from the outside (without having to add more dependencies such as MooseX::Privacy)?

Still owe you a couple of tests. They are still on my TODO list, however, at the moment had to push the project further.

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Why would you want ETag want to be writable after a request has been made? Being that the ETag is fixed at S3 along with the size. This seems like it may not be advisable, or I'm not aware of the use case.

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asDefaultJson needs to be a RPModel method


saw approval from MonsieurNicolas
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/56d63c014d501a8edffa3f8c897722dc4fa46ecf


merging graydon/stellar-core/bug-610-checkdb-pass = 56d63c01 into auto


graydon/stellar-core/bug-610-checkdb-pass = 56d63c01 merged ok, testing candidate = 3367c8c5


The rest of the file is tabs.
I thought we were supposed to be using spaces.


Don't remove this TODO. It's still relevant, as the new code does not replace the WhenClause with a potentially optimized version.


If you want to add docs for these, do it like on FlxGamepadDeadZoneMode with javadoc comments (for completion and api docs, these // comments are usually ignored there).


done


This is internal API right? Should be `private enum`.


что это?


I'd prefer if you put the conditionals inside of the function body so we don't have two function headers (looks weird in FD's outline panel and also causes some other issues I don't remember, probably completion related. Either way, FD doesn't like it).


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photo?? модель точно Role называеться?


It's not really there.
See the subsequent commit.


Looks like all of the mods you are showing me for users/show is in a future assignment..

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Many-to-Many


93469234-DemandResponse2 (vidanovic) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1175 of 1175 tests passed)

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my patch needs testing, i have no time till weekend, you can also open a new issue if you want


oops, didn't mean to commit this. However, it is correct.


как-то мало для inner_phone это у нас может внутр номер из 4 символов, а где-то 10 к примеру


Вам вроде не нужен логин


Yeah, but I didn't have the updated `.gitignore` yet, so at that point in time it was checked in, but got changed when I merged some upstream stuff you had done.


Nope. Was looking for a transform like that :/

Just removed this from the PR


how does XBox360ID.hx get access to it then?


I don't think you need to show the full stack trace here, just show the final error message.


This is not Python code


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@schlamar Maybe this causes the sporadic failure. Hmmmm ....


params.screenName` is not a valid`


Using `kwargs` like that is not very good practice. Why not just use named arguments with default values?

```python
    def __init__(self, api_token, ingest_endpoint=DEFAULT_INGEST_ENDPOINT,
        api_endpoint=DEFAULT_API_ENDPOINT, timeout=DEFAULT_TIMEOUT, ...)
```


Empty!


I'm not sure if this was a good idea after all. It makes .delay() return a result with one less list wrapper than .apply()

I've changed to new_join in my redis connection and that's helped some of the hanging tasks.


Yeap. 'yhat' & 'y' will work fine if both are matrices of the same dimensions OR if 'y' elements are of class 'numeric'. Because of the way 'yhat' is constructed, 'yhat' outputs are always vertical matrices. Unfortunately if 'y' is a list of horizontal matrices (not plainly numeric) the code above will fail. In the test cases we have 'y' is only as 'numeric'. Eg.:

yhatN = list((matrix(c(1,2),nrow=2)) ) # This is the type of struct. we have from  'GetCEScores'[,3]
yN = list(t(matrix(c(1,2),nrow=2)) ) # This is the type of struct. we have if the user input has horiz. matrices
yN2 = list( c(1,2) ) # This is the type of struct. we usually have in our tests.
mapply(function(a, b) mean((a - b)^2, na.rm=TRUE), yN, yhatN) # Error in a - b : non-conformable arrays
mapply(function(a, b) mean((a - b)^2, na.rm=TRUE), yN2, yhatN) # [1] 0

As mentioned, I made a quick fix and added a check for 'y' and 't' in 'CheckData'. You could transpose the fitted values returned by 'GetCEScores' OR we could in 'CheckData'  massage the inputs (ie. "t = lapply(t, function(x) as.vector(x))" ) and transform them there if they are matrices).


invalid->Invalid


You can easily replace this by checking:

```python
def is_running(self):
    return self._thread != None and self._thread.is_alive()
```


If is boolean = it's ok, reversed check condition here.


The wrapped function isn't returned... oops.


You're iterating to do string concatenation every time. A better way to do this is:

```python
session.headers[self._HEADER_USER_AGENT_KEY] += ' '.join(self._user_agents)
```


Well... it's string, in fact. "0" or "1", not sure we convert it in property.


I think this is all a bit mixed up - "fieldname" is misleading, since it is used for the "id" attribute whilst field.name is used for the "name" attribute. Correctly, it should be "real_input_id".

But then again, the "_name" parameter should override field.name as "name" attribute (and not the "id" attribute as you do it here).

So, generally, it should be:

    selector = attr.get("_id")
    if not selector:
        if isinstance(field, Field):
            selector = str(field).replace(".", "_")
        else:
            selector = field.name.replace(".", "_")

    name = attr.get("_name")
    if not name:
        name = field.name

and then, when creating the real input:

    _id = selector
    _name = name


Where did you change the home button?


Wow, that's fantastic. <3 one liners :)


i don't plan to do this, this code works for violet hold cases


Arghhh! I did some mistakes with the branches it was not intended to be push in the origin/master but kept in my local branch!!! I will remove the specific parts to be as before tomorrow.

I will put mavric's team as well :)

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It's an open standard. I actually don't like the tabs, but I followed the format of their official one. I may change our standard later :P


oops. im sorry. well it should only take u two seconds to create a show action and view :)


ack


s/Started/started/


The sub-inputs do not need a "name" attribute since you reference them by their DOM node ID (if you omit the "name", then their value won't get POSTed = less data to submit).


Interfacing with `history` is a good shout. Using ZSH on both OS X and Linux, `history -1` does exactly what I want.

Bash I can't get to coöperate though: `history | tail -1` actually returns _that_ command itself, and `history -ps wat` _sets_ the last executed command to "wat" `¯\_(ツ)_/¯`. This, while a mouthful, actually works: `history | tail -2 | head -1 | perl -pe 's/\s*[0-9]+\s+//e'`.


утром еще посмотрю


cloala? nice commit message :P


Why was this removed?


I have a new update coming out in just a couple days


Tabbing is on purpose here to show heirarchy


That's a pretty long line for a commit message :-)

Can I suggest to split it? For example:

```
hackage-packages.nix: auto-update

Update to https://github.com/commercialhaskell/all-cabal-files/commit/21cfa3410f4c71291518489cd304338bb9ce04d6
with hackage2nix revision 83984e1765a544aca95833068c828b1c8456dba9
```