http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.0.0/libdoc/tempfile/rdoc/Tempfile.html

file = Tempfile.new('foo')
begin
   ...do something with file...
ensure
   file.close
   file.unlink   # deletes the temp file
end


data는 attr보다는 data메서드로


This is complicated since properties are attributes not in `__dict__`. To be honest I would open an issue for that and I try to implement that later^^


`time humidity` (and `time etc..` below) seems redundant. You can use `time` and you'll know that Humidity.time is the time of the humidity.


agreed. Let me change that.


@joaosaragossa  tá terminando o jumbotron?


Looks good to me.


Localization? ;-)


hmm. Didn't knew about that, let me change the implementation.


I'm sorry for this confusion, looking back upon my emails with BrowserStack I see this info:

```
In case you do not set the capability 'real_mobile' in your config, it has the following default value:

1. Real iOS device: The capability is set to ‘true’.
2. iOS simulator: The capability is set to ‘false’.

```

Given that the plugin doesn't know which default BrowserStack will choose, the best solution may be not using a default at all. Set the variable if present, ignore it otherwise.

What do you think @mzgol ?


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Comment is no longer relevant.


when I run the plug-in it's say build-path error for test class. I have to check the local machine JUnitTest


OK, you're right.

All *panels* are created on startup but not the *widgets*.
So there must be something in our code that creates the widget upon
initialization of the panel. A first quick look didn't reveal anything
to me, though.


65-67 라인은 template엔진해서 처리하는게 적당할 것 같구나.~


Hello there,

thank you for your speedy reply.

I was not aware of the fact that Mr. Greiner is not using GitHub to
develop ORSEE. The repository seemed official to me.

Thank you however. I will get in touch with Mr. Greiner myself to
resolve this grave issue. It is my sincere wish for the future that Mr.
Greiner administers the ORSEE GitHub repo himself since my institution
has a lot of other improvements to contribute.

Yours sincerely,

M. Grossmann
Student Assistant,
Cologne Laboratory for Economic Research

On 08/03/2015 04:15 PM, Ruslan Kabalin wrote:
> Hi @mrpg <https://github.com/mrpg>, thanks for the pull request. Have
> you reported this on official issue tracker? I can merge this fix, no
> problem, but it will not affect the offical release because I keep this
> github version just for the purposes of tracking changes and simplifying
> integration and updating process for local deployment. The official
> releases are on SourceForge at the moment.
>
> I probably have to make Ben Greiner aware about github copy of ORSEE, it
> is on my list, but I am busy now with other stuff. Perhaps he will
> consider switching to maintain it here rather than SourceForge for
> making it simpler and esier to maintain changes and accept commits from
> others.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/mrpg/orsee/commit/595a135268fcd5fb1835583ad49891cfe47a7d8c#commitcomment-12494622>.
>


So I saw it and also thought about this before, however there is a concern, specified [here](https://github.com/slackhq/hubot-slack/issues/127#issuecomment-72408341)
"... issue is what to do when an errors happens (e.g. the websocket connection fails somehow). Currently the hubot adapter will kill its own process if an error makes its way from the client to the adapter. The choice to exit the process is debatable, but I personally think it's the best choice for two reasons: it's very simple and it's **actually very safe from the perspective of avoiding undefined states where the adapter thinks everything is okay but it isn't**."
The solution recommended there was to use a process manager like supervisor or forever etc.
I am also looking for a direct solution of **invalid channel** issue.


@Kev I've just seen the 0.4 version on the http://xmpp.org/ website and I don't see any changes regarding the sentinel messages, is something missing here?


I agree, in that case it would be best to not set the default at all, then all browsers are search, both real & not.


You mean something like this
Session *session = static_cast<Session *>(session), (m->get_connection()->get_priv());


next commit to master will have humber `2000`, currently there are 1999 commits


No need for a break after a throw. Also I want all figures (with this constructor) to be created by the factory to have a single place for that. So JOB_BOATCARRIER should be done to (if constructor allows it)


I`m not defining a field called 'time humidity'. I`m defining two fields, one named time and the other called humidity, so it works like you are suggesting. :)


@emilyrose this needs to be reverted as the :cloud: already knows if it is a core/photon/electron so no selection is required.


I would maybe add above a short line that summarizes the class intent, like
`A ColorPrinter allows to enable colors in printing.` or similar


Nice! :)


commit comment needs updating to reflect the code change which removed the Exception


setwd('C:/2015TIM/Analysis/R_directory(working)/Netwing_Anal/RADstats')
=========================================================================================
  #CALCULATE GENETIC vs SPATIAL DISTANCES ACROSS ALL INDIVIDUALS
  #ALL GENETIC MATRIX FROM "CompositeLy01.tx"
  library(ape)#GEN PACKAGES
library(adegenet)
library(ade4)
library(genetics)
library(hierfstat)
library(seqinr)
library(sp) #GEO PACKAGE
#CALCULATE GENETIC DISTANCE
d1 <- read.table("25e.txt",stringsAsFactors=F)#SEQUENCE DATA
Lyaln.all <- as.matrix(d1,ncol=5, byrow=T)#GENETIC DISTANCE CALCULATION

a <- as.numeric(Lyaln.all[,4])#GEO DIST CALCULATION
b <- as.numeric(Lyaln.all[,3])
po <- SpatialPoints(coords = data.frame(x = a, y = b), proj4string=CRS("+proj=longlat +datum=WGS84"))
results <- spDists(po, po, longlat=T)
mres<-as.dist(results*lower.tri(results))#REMOVES REMAINDER OF TABLE

D <- read.structure('25.str',onerowperind=F, n.ind=25, n.loc=15)
Lyalndist<-dist(D)
library(adegenet)

edist<-dist(Lyaln.all[,2], diag = F, upper = FALSE)

Dn <- read.structure('nomiss.str',onerowperind=F, n.ind=25, n.loc=198)#nonselectedloci 1777 1354for 28inds
Lyalndistn<-dist(Dn)

library(ecodist)
#LCP_test <- MRM(Lyalndist~ mres, nperm = 10000, mrank = TRUE) #MANTEL TEST GEN vs SPAT DISTANCES
#LCP_test #RSQUARED + P-VALUES

GENETIC VS GEOGRAPHIC WITH SELECTED VS NONSELECTED LOCI

#REGRESSION response variable first.
lm(Lyalndist ~ mres)
lm.out = lm(Lyalndist ~ mres)#store output as data object
summary(lm.out)#lots more information about the regression. turn off significance stars options(show.signif.stars=F)
modsum<-summary(lm.out)
anova(lm.out)

plot(Lyalndist ~ mres, ylim=c(0,7), xlab="Spatial distance (km)",ylab="Genetic distance (Nei)",main="Regression of genetic variation against spatial distance", pch=".")#PLOT VARIABLE DATA
abline(lm.out, col="red")#WITH REGRESSION LINES

lm(Lyalndistn ~ mres)
lmn.out = lm(Lyalndistn ~ mres)#store output as data object
summary(lmn.out)#lots more information about the regression. turn off significance stars options(show.signif.stars=F)
modsum<-summary(lmn.out)
anova(lmn.out)

points(Lyalndistn ~ mres, xlab="Elevation difference (m)",ylab="Genetic distance (Nei)",main="Regression of genetic variation against spatial distance", pch=".")#PLOT VARIABLE DATA
abline(lmn.out, col="blue")#WITH REGRESSION LINES

GENETIC VS ELEVATION WITH SELECTED VS NONSELECTED LOCI

#REGRESSION response variable first.
lm(Lyalndist ~ edist)
lme.out = lm(Lyalndist ~ edist)#store output as data object
summary(lme.out)#lots more information about the regression. turn off significance stars options(show.signif.stars=F)
modsum<-summary(lme.out)
anova(lme.out)

plot(Lyalndist ~ edist, ylim=c(0,7), xlab="Elevation difference (m)",ylab="Genetic distance (Nei)",main="Regression of genetic variation against spatial distance", pch=".")#PLOT VARIABLE DATA
abline(lme.out, col="red")#WITH REGRESSION LINES

lm(Lyalndistn ~ edist)
lmen.out = lm(Lyalndistn ~ edist)#store output as data object
summary(lmen.out)#lots more information about the regression. turn off significance stars options(show.signif.stars=F)
modsum<-summary(lmen.out)
anova(lmen.out)

points(Lyalndistn ~ edist, xlab="Elevation difference (m)",ylab="Genetic distance (Nei)",main="Regression of genetic variation against spatial distance", pch=".")#PLOT VARIABLE DATA
abline(lmen.out, col="blue")#WITH REGRESSION LINES


Very small thing I didn't think of yesterday: It should probably be `callback (result.responseData.feed);`
The fact that the **real** info is nested in `responseData.feed` is a detail about the RSS feed provider we're using, so I think `getRSSFeed` ought to handle it and `importFeed` shouldn't need to know about it.


UAR的项目部缺失


переписала так:
```
      temp_path = "#{SecureRandom.hex(16)}.png"
      temp_file = Tempfile.new(temp_path)
      res = nil
      begin
        res = quantize_to(temp_path, colors)
        FileUtils.cp(temp_path, @file_path)
      ensure
        temp_file.close
        temp_file.unlink
      end
      res
```
Когда запускаю тесты, то нету больше файлов со страшным названием, но временные файлы остаются :(


Yeah, yeah... My bad. I forgot how was this. It's all okay.


JOB_BOATCARRIER is a JOB_HELPER with a boat and doesn't have its own class. In storehouses, a boat carrier will become a boat + a helper. I don't know what exactly you changed, but maybe it could be better to create a new helper from there.


`arg1` and `arg2` are not very explicit. Why do not use `validator` and `priority`?


I would place a `repr` here and I would not use format :)
`repr(self) + " needs to be closed manually."`


I will start learning ‘Data structures and algorithms’ from here,implementing all these by java code at this moment(Maybe later i will implement all of these by C++)
References books
《数据结构(C语言版)》 --- 严蔚敏
《Algorithms 4th》 --- Robert Sedgewick
.
.
.
(This List's going to add books like 《Introduction to Algorithms》etc)
                                                                                Truly appreciate author's help in this field which i love so much but so late to start to do it ----Yuri   :-)


And maybe I would change the message a bit, so it is more a warning:
`WARNING: repr(self) was not closed!`


Can you put braces around both cases? Like so; if ( (name[0] == '*' ) || ( name[0] == '#' ) )


Hello! Do you have gitter?
I just wanted to ask why you did so? About modules inside the app. What problem do you solve this?


setwd('C:/2015TIM/Analysis/IMa2_8_27_12/Finalouts_to_use')

q_values.txt
t_values.txt

qdat<-read.table('q_values.txt', header =TRUE)
df= as.data.frame(qdat)
  dfq0.freq= as.vector(rep(df$q0, df$P0))#THIS CREATES SOEMTHIGN TO USE IN THE DENSITY PLOT
dfq1.freq= as.vector(rep(df$q1, df$P1))
dfq2.freq= as.vector(rep(df$q2, df$P2))
dfq3.freq= as.vector(rep(df$q3, df$P3))

#hist(dfq0.freq, nclass=1000, xlim=c(0,2))
hist(dfq3.freq, nclass=10000, xlim=c(0,2))
densq0 <- density(dfq0.freq)
densq1 <- density(dfq1.freq)#Not sure why these don't work, something about the shape of the distribution
densq2 <- density(dfq2.freq)
densq3 <- density(dfq3.freq)

plot(densq0, xlim=c(0,2))#THE DENSITY PLOT ITSELF
lines(densq3)
plot(densq1, xlim=c(0,2))
abline(b=0, v=0.223, col="red", lwd=2)

maybe a density function is better?
library(locfit)

m1.p1.fit <- locfit(~df$P0, xlim=c(0,2)) # to create density
dev.off()

#par(mfrow=c(4,4))  # to get multiple figures on one plot
hist(df.freq, nclass=1000, xlim=c(0,2))
lines(m1.p1.fit, col="red", lwd=2)
hist(m1[,3], freq=F, nclass=100, xlim=c(0,1))
lines(m1.p1.fit, col="red", lwd=2)
abline(b=0, v=0.223, col="red", lwd=2)


first draft


You can use DanceDance if you want, just apply this commit (i guess you've deleted this line by mistake)
https://github.com/SlimLG2/msm8974_caf_G2/commit/283834bfa996cb3dd0621cded3db9ecc79d79e5d


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ack


should `function` be on the same row with the looksSame call? this is his coding even the rows overcome 80 characters per line :-1:


We should remember that these status values will be seen by users and should be understandable by those not familiar with how the bridge transfer process works. Could these two new stages be swapped for something like "verifying content from dpn" or "initializing transfer to duracloud"? If there's not a significant distinction between the two steps, they could also be collapsed into one.


@bunnei  if you can estimate roughly how big your shader will become, you can wipe the cache when it's that many bytes minus some safetymargin close to full. Not sure what else you can do unless you want to do checks every instruction, which gets a bit unwieldy.


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (746 of 746 tests passed)

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angularVelocity*


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develop (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1264 of 1264 tests passed)

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What about flush-mechanisms in `FilePrinter`? Shall we support something like auto-flush etc.?


Unused import


Maybe store this as a static variable or at least write description.


unused import


mds/Locker.cc: In member function 'bool Locker::_do_cap_update(CInode*, Capability*, int, snapid_t, MClientCaps*, MClientCaps*)':
mds/Locker.cc:3074:14: error: invalid use of incomplete type 'class Server'
   mds->server->_check_access(session, in, MAY_WRITE, 0, 0, 0, 0); // call _check_access
              ^
In file included from mds/SessionMap.h:33:0,
                 from mds/MDS.h:38,
                 from mds/Locker.cc:16:
mds/CInode.h:522:16: error: forward declaration of 'class Server'
   friend class Server;
                ^


Thanks for this update also.


Much better, thanks @atd!


I wouldn't call it `test_construction` since you test for exceptions^^


Should be a static variable or at least include a description.


`echo "Nothing to do."`?


Looks good


All good.


Please review your changes before doing a commit!


@Myoldmopar You don't need to check if the Array is allocated(). [The Arrays already do that within deallocate()](https://github.com/NREL/EnergyPlus/blob/150f9f9ae3fb62d075e80b6495fc9214d278a3f7/third_party/ObjexxFCL/src/ObjexxFCL/Array.hh#L1682).


seeing this aways made me wonder if we should have a "compile" step for the the assets in the build as opposed to shipping the SASS templates as well?


Yeah, this will get trickier. Eventually, this function will look more like `importFeed(currentFeedData, rssFeed)`. The data store I wrote will return an empty data structure if it doesn't find one, so it'll be passed into `importFeed` rather than created there.

Instead, `importFeed` will have to look to see if the feed represented by `rssFeed` is already in `currentFeedData`. If not, it'll just add the whole thing (`currentFeedData.feeds.push (...)`), but if it is already there, we'll have to figure out which articles in `rssFeed` are not yet in `currentFeedData`, add them to the beginning of existing feed's `items` collection, and then trim that collection to 10 or whatever. We'll probably need several helper functions to accomplish all of that w/o getting too crazy.

In terms of architecture, we might consider attaching `importFeed` as a method of our data structure, so we can do `data.importFeed(rssFeed)` and the method can work with `this.feeds`. But that decision can also wait 'til the algorithm is working.


I ouput shit when seeing this line


@atfornes no inline CSS please!! :pray: :pray:

I'm fixing it


Nice, but we could also benefit from " (<type>)" after the option name here, just like in the last case :)


Does it ever help to declare a lambda `const`? It's already an unutterable type, so I can't assign to T, and unless the lambda is mutable all the members of the lambda are already `const`. I normally like `const`, but this is one case where I'd leave off the `const`.


changed the implementation so this is true now


done


@jbobnar do we have a date when what you need moves forward to a release?


removed these comments


그 말은 str 타입은 이 TypeLength 함수를 사용해서는 안된다는 말 아닌가요? 그렇다면 그냥 경고 메시지를 뿌리면 되지 않을까 싶네요.


Yeah I remember trying out that method as well. In the end for what I was doing, I made some [more changes](https://github.com/mattwarren/dotnetsamples/commit/16519ff629291f8c390f277941c5b6ea773fe8d7), so that I could get all the IL/Native offsets for a method in one go (rather that doing a find each time), so you end up with one of these per line:

``` csharp
public class ILOffsetSourceLocation
{
    private readonly uint ilOffset;
    public uint ILOffset { get { return ilOffset; } }

    private readonly SourceLocation sourceLocation;
    public SourceLocation SourceLocation { get { return sourceLocation; } }

    internal ILOffsetSourceLocation(uint ilOffset, SourceLocation sourceLocation)
    {
        this.ilOffset = ilOffset;
        this.sourceLocation = sourceLocation;
    }
}
```

Then you can write code [like this](https://github.com/mattwarren/dotnetsamples/blob/16519ff629291f8c390f277941c5b6ea773fe8d7/Microsoft.Diagnostics.Runtime/CLRMD/MachineCode/Program.cs#L148-167), to match up source code location, IL and Native Offset


32-bit moves are zero-extending on x64, while smaller moves need MOVZX to be so.


This and the next set of resources (target/generated-sources) are not required.


Ah, nice. OK.


Is this a dd-agent issue? Perhaps you should make an issue about this at Datadog or https://github.com/datadog/dd-agent ?


LGTM


You can directly pass done function as second argument here.


I think run-slave here should be run-slave-on-host.


Please elaborate?


oh nvm


This done should be invoked inside an 'else' statement.


How about
```
#define cauto auto const
```
...
```
    `cauto T = `...
```


Or you could pass `statuses=POSTSTATUS.ALL`


Spaces in here yo.


Not that it would matter too much, but I think we'd better just have one call dns_scope_packet_received(DnsScope *scope, DnsServer *server, usec_t rtt) that operates on the server if we have one, and on the scope otherwise? Sounds like a good idea to keep the code for multicast and uncast retransmission close...


`${CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX}` is written literally to the `cmake_install.cmake` scripts and evaluated during installation.  IIRC the install scripts are intended to support changing the prefix during installation.  I think CPack may do this during packaging.  Please bring this to the [mailing list](http://www.cmake.org/mailman/listinfo/cmake-developers) for discussion with a broader audience as requested in `CONTRIBUTING.rst`.


Recommend making this `/my`, reserving `/all` for a future use case where only select jobs are shown by default.


Change to `my_posts()`.


Indeed thx


oops meant to put this in a PR, sorry


BTW, I am a big fan of an "early-exit" coding style, where we check and exit from a function as early as possible, so that the actual relevant body of the call is not indented. i.e. in this case use "if (rtt <= s->max_rtt) return" near the top, and then leave the rest unindented...


similar here...


Will you add that to pivotal?


Checkmarx scan results 03 Aug 2015 17:51


Should this also include all posts where you've been granted admin access? (The answer isn't necessarily 'yes' since anyone can give you admin access to their post and you can't remove yourself.)


Please remove this line.


There was a lot of things, so I did a cleanup commit: https://github.com/sindresorhus/kill-tabs/commit/3728e2a2245a899d5b7b64039d28020795a3a97c


Change to 'My posts'.


вот еще нашла

http://hiltmon.com/blog/2013/01/11/ruby-tempfile-aggressive-unlink/


I wonder if we should actually fall back to now() anyway in sd_event_now()... sounds weird always having to code a check like the above...


여기 주석은 불필요해 보입니다. 다른 파일들도 모두 동일한 형태의 주석이 달려있는 것 같은데 이 점만 수정하면 이제 merge 해도 될 것 같습니다.


Thanks fine, thanks!


sweet :+1:


As you can see, I haven't implemented a wrapper around the old API as was originally planned. Instead, I've fully deprecated the old functions, because the original API's call signatures don't carry enough type info to provide a type-stable replacement implementation. The new API forces the user to manually configure the input dimension (i.e. `Dim{N}`) of their objective function, which is a fix for the corresponding type-unstable behavior in the old API.

Thus, I could implement a wrapper for the old API, but the entry points would feature the same type instability as the old implementation. We'd still be gaining some of the performance/correctness of the new implementation over the old implementation, but I'm just hesitant to introduce/maintain type-unstable code, even in if it's merely a wrapper.


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여기서 경고를 보여주는 것이 나을지 아니면 그냥 0만 리턴해도 좋을지 모르겠군요. 크게 상관없을 것 같지만 하여튼 나중에 스트링 타입에 대해서 특별한 처리를 해야한다는 것을 모두가 염두에 두어야 할 것입니다.


Ok please open the issue.
Am 03.08.2015 4:20 nachm. schrieb "Makman2" <notifications@github.com>:

> This is complicated since properties are attributes not in __dict__. To
> be honest I would open an issue for that and I try to implement that later^^
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Eventually maybe we should create a wiki page of how to do that sometime, but first step is to make sure we only use the ../build/ items and only use one place for all theme files.  This was a bit of a leftover from the first new templates.


Sample page with Github


Pointing master to the older 0.2.1 version


Canola?


What if pre-election is the most recent filing?


If this is just for admin, then in admin you can also display these fields in separate table columns.


Done


fixes #22


Add an issue I think because there are quite a few places like that.


I'm not sure we can. The `uname` stuff is set if you're building on darwin as host. The crossbuild stuff would only be set for `MRuby::CrossBuild` stuff when cross compiling. If that makes sense.


On 2 August 2015 at 14:33, Marek Marczykowski-Górecki <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> you can simply use /bin/sh -c 'fuser ...', no need to use which
>
Okay :)


93469234-DemandResponse2 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1780 of 1783 tests passed)

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Why don't you move this constant to `ServerInterface` ?


Addresses #106.


메시지에 'printf for visualization' 부분은 뭔가요? 그리고 이 커밋에서 assignment expression이 구현된 것인가요 아님 그냥 operator (token) 만 추가된 것인가요?


There's something (a tab I think) in src/beast/beast/hash/hash_append.h, lines 93-95.


Fixes #6


The top half of that ``UNION`` query should handle that.


이 assign 관련 부분은 나중에 나오는 assignment 커밋 쪽으로 옮기는 것이 더 나아보입니다.


My usage is about the same as yours:

```js
// Actions
export function setCurrentUrl(args, state) {
  state.set('url', args.path);
}

export function setCurrentPage(args, state) {
  let fragments = args.path.replace('//', '/').split('/');
  state.set('currentPage', fragments[1] || 'home');
}
```

```js
// Signals
controller.signal('homeRouted',
  setCurrentUrl,
  setCurrentPage
);

controller.signal('signinRouted',
  setCurrentUrl,
  setCurrentPage
);

controller.signal('notFoundRouted',
  setCurrentUrl,
  setCurrentPage
);
```

```js
// Router
const router = ReactiveRouter({
  '/': signals.homeRouted,
  '/signin': signals.signinRouted,
  '*': signals.notFoundRouted
}, {
  hashbang: true
});

// Listen to state changes and set the url
controller.eventEmitter.on('change', function (state) {
  router.set(state.url);
});
controller.eventEmitter.on('remember', function (state) {
  router.setSilent(state.url);
});
```

```js
// Component
@State({
  currentPage: ['currentPage']
})
class Application extends Component {
  render() {
    let RouteComponent;
    switch (this.props.currentPage) {
      case 'home':
        RouteComponent = Home;
        break;
      case 'signin':
        RouteComponent = Signin;
        break;
      default:
        RouteComponent = NotFound;
        break;
    }

    let pageTitle = RouteComponent.displayName;
    if (pageTitle === 'Home') {
      pageTitle = document.title = 'App Name';
    } else {
      document.title = `${pageTitle} - App Name`;
    }

    return (
      <div>
        <Appbar {...props}>
          {pageTitle}
          <a href='/'>Home</a>
          <a href='/signin'>Sign In</a>
        </Appbar>
        <RouteComponent {...props}/>
      </div>
    );
  }
}
```


RIPPLE-87 bugfix


실수형 리터럴은 지원안되나요?


I say leave it like this. This code will be reviewed by the author anyway.


1: M111 unrecognized component name: oauthclient


Folder for each user


lol


The code is written differently in Joomla! 3.4.3. The URLs referenced in plugins/captcha/recaptcha/recaptcha.php are indeed correct, but the reCAPTCHA plugin fails to insert the proper JavaScript into the <head>.

class PlgCaptchaRecaptcha extends JPlugin
{
	/**
	 * Load the language file on instantiation.
	 *
	 * @var    boolean
	 * @since  3.1
	 */
	protected $autoloadLanguage = true;

	/**
	 * Initialise the captcha
	 *
	 * @param   string  $id  The id of the field.
	 *
	 * @return  Boolean	True on success, false otherwise
	 *
	 * @throws  Exception
	 *
	 * @since  2.5
	 */
	public function onInit($id = 'dynamic_recaptcha_1')
	{
		$document = JFactory::getDocument();
		$app      = JFactory::getApplication();

		JHtml::_('jquery.framework');

		$lang       = $this->_getLanguage();
		$version    = $this->params->get('version', '1.0');
		$pubkey     = $this->params->get('public_key', '');

		if ($pubkey == null || $pubkey == '')
		{
			throw new Exception(JText::_('PLG_RECAPTCHA_ERROR_NO_PUBLIC_KEY'));
		}

		switch ($version)
		{
			case '1.0':
				$theme = $this->params->get('theme', 'clean');

				$file = $app->isSSLConnection() ? 'https' : 'http';
				$file .= '://www.google.com/recaptcha/api/js/recaptcha_ajax.js';
				JHtml::_('script', $file);

				$document->addScriptDeclaration('jQuery( document ).ready(function()
				{
					Recaptcha.create("' . $pubkey . '", "' . $id . '", {theme: "' . $theme . '",' . $lang . 'tabindex: 0});});'
				);
				break;
			case '2.0':
				$theme = $this->params->get('theme2', 'light');

				$file = $app->isSSLConnection() ? 'https' : 'http';
				$file .= '://www.google.com/recaptcha/api.js?hl=' . JFactory::getLanguage()
						->getTag() . '&render=explicit';

				JHtml::_('script', $file, true, true);

				$document->addScriptDeclaration('jQuery(document).ready(function($) {$(window).load(function() {'
					. 'grecaptcha.render("' . $id . '", {sitekey: "' . $pubkey . '", theme: "' . $theme . '"});'
					. '});});'
				);
				break;
		}

		return true;
	}


아 ASSIGN 자체는 초기화 구문을 위해 필요하군요.. 어쨌든 나머지는 필요없다면 나중에 assignment expression을 구현할 때 추가해도 될 것 같네요.


제 생각에는 이 local_type_declaration 을 제거하는 커밋을 별도로 분리하는 것이 좋아보입니다.


Thank you for this modification.


Yes


Appropriate color to mark pu location


reack


This causes the error when KOMA-Script classes used with the following message:

```
! LaTeX Error: Command \subtitle already defined.
               Or name \end... illegal, see p.192 of the manual.

See the LaTeX manual or LaTeX Companion for explanation.
Type  H <return>  for immediate help.
 ...

l.77 }

pandoc: Error producing PDF from TeX source
Ошибка: pandoc document conversion failed with error 43
```


`__arm__` is false positive on GCC which has all these functions.

Can you verify it with `__CC_ARM` instead?


Leave a comment


Is this call sequence tied to the template of this directive?


```getServerId```? Uniqueness is a method contract, while serverId name is more meaningful.


@reginakim Please review this change to ensure that the code is correct.


Als je in ride werkt is het beter om "../application/public" te gebruiken.


You made the same fixes... I used your version to fix the merge conflicts...


Did it solve an issue a little?

Strange thing, I noticed, that the same project from the test server loads in 810 ms, though from live server - in a bit more than 4 s.


What has this got to do with this PR?


Icons support


Bingo! :+1:


Because it is different from timeout at local server and I didn't want to change previous behavior in any way.


>  It would also need to accept the HTMLElement, and I'm not exactly sure how you'd decide when to run it, as generally we'd want to wait for component initialization, etc.

Good point. Since child components are installed dynamically, this implies that the installers would have to have the power to push to the outbox, which is in some sense right back where we started (`WidgetF` as part of the output algebra allowing dynamic subscription).

Let's think about the individual components:

1. Each child can request subscription to a stream of events described by some algebra `f_n`.
2. We want to take these requests for subscription and unify them with each other and the parents. The final algebra should be described by the final `f` that results from installation.
3. This implies we have to map from `Producer (f_n Unit) g Unit` to `Producer (f Unit) g Unit`. Since `Producer` is co-variant in its first type parameter, this should be possible. During this unification, we have to tag each child event with its address `p`. This is your `whatY` — we did this for `StateF`, right?
4. After unification, we'll have some `WidgetF` that represents requests for subscription from the component and all children.

After looking at the types above, I think one issue may be that you're trying to map separately left and right of the top-level co-product. I'm not sure that's possible. I'd try mapping the whole thing, and using, e.g., pattern matching to branch of the type of the input (it's a co-product of a co-product so there are 4 possible cases).

I should have some more time to look at this later this afternoon.


I think the `bower install highlightjs` can be added as long as the statement stays.


Just following the docs I found online. Will remove.


Just add some task to a checklist to remove it before we release it officially as open-source ;)


제 생각에는 배열이나 구조체 (초기화) 상수도 expression 내에 포함되어야 할 것 같습니다. 그럼 단순히 다중 배열이나 구조체 배열 같은 것도 처리될 수 있을 것 같네요.


I'm not quite sure if this is a bug or a feature. Looks like datadog has
some default settings that won't get applied in all circumstances.

On Mon, Aug 3, 2015 at 2:46 PM, Rob Vermaas <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Is this a dd-agent issue? Perhaps you should make an issue about this at
> Datadog or https://github.com/datadog/dd-agent ?
>
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> .
>


This change broke my code, and conflicts with semantic versioning - if you do a API breaking change, you should have updated the major version.

From [semver.org](http://semver.org):
> 1. MAJOR version when you make incompatible API changes,


`_FILES` should not include private headers (which is probably the way to get `glib-compat.h` inclusion to be unneeded). I had missed `_SOURCES` containing those headers.


위의 arrayinit_list 도 마찬가지지만 COMMA 가 아닌 CR 로 구분되는 상황도 지원해야 하지 않을까요?


todo:add the 'visible' prop for IRPGObject


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1264 of 1264 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-69.96%25-green.svg)


Whoops, should be `window.EagerReadRatio` as per the [install.json line 10](https://github.com/ReadRatio/EagerReadRatio/commit/c5da8626215e7ea719f6ad8db8038243d4b88df7#diff-06e95c4662499e0cba47cef429715d62R10).


Could we keep the updating of peerDependencies outside of the scope of this PR?

Leaving this file to only have the update of `moment` and `moment-range` as dev dependencies


:+1: Woot! Awesome app. Thanks so much for adding it to the Eager App Store! We’ll be in touch soon.


Unused import?


Back then, I found it quite convenient to be able to see client and server logs separately. Are you sure that you no longer want to have this distinction?


@SubJunk As @taconaut says, 1.4.188 isn't available and after merging my branch to latest it won't compile because of this.


I tried that, but if you have a struct defined within itself you will get a [recursive type error](http://stackoverflow.com/a/8261789).


En otro pr me ocupo del resto de mensajes de este tipo, así como los titulos de kills y demas ;)


> would not be free.

is not accurate and misleading, the referenced bufferlist will be freed when the obc is evicted.


Good idea, I'll push up a change with that.


@owenso You know, I'm a little confused by this: by using a single period in './', doesn't that mean that we are looking for the public folder in the directory in which this file lives (express.js)?

How can this be possible if the public folder lives at the root level of the project, not in the config directory?

I don't remember if we tried testing our static pages once the server renders them, but we should take a look at this, and see how this works.


LGTM, thanks!


Do you have problems with `scpi/debug.h`? You should never set directory `libscpi/inc/scpi` as include dir. Set `libscpi/inc/` as include dir and everything should work.


하나의 커밋 내에 너무 많은 작업들을 하고 있습니다. 제 생각에는 1~4 (CMake 관련 부분) 항목을 하나의 커밋으로 만들고, 5번을 별도의 커밋으로 만들고, 6~7번을 또 하나의 커밋으로 만들어서 PR을 보내주기 바랍니다.


Yeah, I agree. I'll add a patch.
On Aug 3, 2015 4:54 PM, "Lennart Poettering" <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I wonder if we should actually fall back to now() anyway in
> sd_event_now()... sounds weird always having to code a check like the
> above...
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> .
>


At first glance this might be prone to infinite looping, what about adding a timeout?


I like having the code separated out into discrete files like this!

I'm curious how this part works though. However, we noticed that in Global Admin and in TeamRoom settings, the variables `commitStreamControllers` and `commitStreamAdminDirectives` end up in the global namespace. It's ideal to avoid this, and I believe an [IIFE](http://benalman.com/news/2010/11/immediately-invoked-function-expression/) would solve this just fine, the same way the bootstrap file wraps the whole script execution inside of:

```javascript
(function() {
// code...
}())
```


might it be (I haven't looked) that there is a property of self.mapView
that needs to be used instead of self.mapView itself?

On Sun, Aug 2, 2015 at 11:25 PM, Ryan Summe <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> It is that line exactly. I put a breakpoint there but when it runs through
> that line, it takes me through a ton of processor code. Not in my classes
> since I can’t even get the mapView to add a GMSMarker right now. Always
> crashes my phone when I use marker.map = self.mapView.
>
> From: dothework
> Reply-To: Raesu/BlocSpot
> Date: Sunday, August 2, 2015 at 7:57 PM
> To: Raesu/BlocSpot
> Cc: Ryan Summe
> Subject: Re: [BlocSpot] add geocoder for single tap method (18c1356)
>
>
> @Raesu It crashes on the very line that adds the marker? Or does adding
> the marker fire some method in the delegate which in turn is causing the
> crash? Can you tell if the offending code is in your classes or the library
> classes?
>
> Reset the settings and contents of the simulator and try it there again.
> Still works?
>
> There would be crash logs on your iPhone that you can look at. Check out
> the Organizer...
>
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>
>
>
>
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Raesu/BlocSpot/commit/18c1356aecf2019dfa2bac6d87cabed1b423ac43#commitcomment-12486139>
> .
>


Don't need explicit here.


@daveh86, would you please review/fix this change? I don't fully understand the logic in the loop, but the addition of the WORKER_TRUNCATE case appears to get us into trouble, where on the first run through the code we can dereference the trk variable because it's not yet set.


No, a few lines lower:

    Optional<DisplaySlot> getDisplaySlot(String name);


@andrewcashmore could you outline what those exceptions would be? I'm concerned people might use this as a loophole. :dizzy_face:


Añadiendo una comprobación sobre si existe la propiedad errors se ahorraría todo ese código inmantenible en el que tienes que pasar un array vacío obligatoriamente como valor de la propiedad errors.


u don't have to create a new request for the server


I'm just trying to bring back what we had before moving to kbuild, a rule that would check if script stub gen is working.
I want something like "make check-fbp", that tipbot could run everytime to check if nobody is breaking it.

 Why do I need to introduce something in kconfig to make it work?

Regard moving it to tests or samples, I agree.


Rob asked me to test your script on another machine just to verify its operation. On my Miraclebox Twin which has an internal HDD I am using a two partition USB to flash I get initially:
root@mbtwin:~# df -h
Filesystem                Size      Used Available Use% Mounted on
ubi0:rootfs             440.8M     61.8M    379.1M  14% /
devtmpfs                141.8M      4.0K    141.8M   0% /dev
tmpfs                    64.0K         0     64.0K   0% /media
tmpfs                   141.9M    104.0K    141.8M   0% /var/volatile
/dev/sda1               465.7G     64.5G    401.2G  14% /media/hdd
/dev/sdb1                 1.3G     71.8M      1.2G   5% /media/usb
/dev/sdb2                 2.4G     69.6M      2.3G   3% /media/sdb2

The USB stick has been partitioned on a linux machine (ubuntu 15.04) - not MS Windows. sdb1 is FAT32 and sbd2 is ext4

I then copied in your new script and ensured executable bits were set and rebooted. I get:

root@mbtwin:~# df -h
Filesystem                Size      Used Available Use% Mounted on
ubi0:rootfs             440.8M     62.0M    378.9M  14% /
devtmpfs                141.8M      4.0K    141.8M   0% /dev
tmpfs                    64.0K         0     64.0K   0% /media
tmpfs                   141.9M    100.0K    141.8M   0% /var/volatile

So - nothing mounted! Nothing logged. It's as if the new mdev-mount.sh is not running at all.
When I copy back the original mdev-mount script and reboot, same problem - nothing mounted.


Since this was removed, is there a new preferred way for callers to get the packageDocument that was found and used to open the book?

Also, `resourceFetcher` above was added and not used. Is that a bug?


dosen' need to


Looks good! :+1: Will merge with a version bump.


Changed comment https://github.com/davetcoleman/ompl/blob/thunder_framework/src/ompl/base/PlannerStatus.h


The diff makes it non-obvious, but this is just moving the `OP_ATOMIC_ADD_I{4,8}` case out of the `__mono_ppc64__` check and closer to the `OP_ATOMIC_CAS_I{4,8}` case.


Was this maintained bypassed on purpose?


It's used by the casting system so I'll have to add it anyway.


Not sure about this one.
Maybe when sml is invalid, you should return an error value instead of length 0 (that could be true).


Pointers to returned buffers should be at the end of the argument list, to match other APIs.


5058-fix-readvars-cli (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1774 of 1774 tests passed)

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


the details is good


ack


Add some tests for this new macro please, even if it's trivial.


Thanks! :smile_cat:


must be unique


Make sure to run the test first - I didn't... :S Bundler gave me an
error when I tried to run it in the repo in order to test, and that was
just one level too deep for me at the moment... so I was satisfied by
just testing it manually.

2015.08.03. 17:35 keltezéssel, Krzysztof Zych írta:
>
> Looks good! :+1: Will merge with a version bump.
>
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> <https://github.com/HuBandiT/ffi-locale/commit/9721bbaaeb03ee42060b73c0b99433b307a7a511#commitcomment-12496243>.
>


Don't we have to check that `sle0_` is not empty?


This has been tested on Pradeep's system


if this is going to be permanent, then indentation


@houtanb If I understand the logic correctly, you still need to add  the incompatibility with the other two filters.


Looks like this input stream is not getting closed.


@xeno-by Thanks for looking - I am keeping them separate (incomplete), but using a logger rather than manually writing it to a file.  I agree we definitely need the distinction.


handle 180/0 lng


Nuke `react` as a dependency


Ah, you did not say that in the issue


For dumb reasons, nevermind.


Do we really need this? Couldn't this be handled by custom logic in the controller's cacheBlockOutput(), cacheBlockOutputOnPost(), and the other cache methods that the controller can override?


Did the test data change somewhere to require these changes?


Sorry, that was too implicit.


You don't want to cache this? Not that it really matters I guess...


Just leaving a note to say thanks for accepting this commit. This was my first ever contribution to open source. It was quite small, but it got me started. Thanks :-)


Space between "time," and "Twitter" - 4th sentence


Yeah, we are definitely doing this in other places. I can switch it to `memcpy` though.


As we use uint16_t to store length value, we would need to change the return of this method to int32_t to return negative values for errors or to change the API to receive a uint16_t* and set the length in this parameter. But to be honest, I prefer to keep it the way it is, because length == 0 will never be a problem to an invalid sml.

If we update this method to return an error code for errors, we also need to change all other methods that returns bools and ints.


develop (axelstudios) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-0.0%25-red.svg)


I'd be careful with caching, since the semantics become very opaque then... This we way have a clear logic: it's either the current time in which case we return 1, or the time of the beginning of the current event loop iteration in which case we return 0. If we'd start caching the current time, too, then we'd also have to cache where we got it from...

I doubt this is worth optimizing anyway, and I think I prefer the clarity of the definition over potential and negligible speed improvements...


Was it submitted?


Yep, you probably don't need this, bukkit makes the dir even if you write nothing into it.


I think it's better to pass a flag --test-reqs or something, to the main script, instead of duplicating the code in another script


All of the other deserialize functions in network-internal.h follow this pattern. I can update the four of them if you'd like.


It's not clear to me whether I am mean to free the octet string passed to create extension, nor whether I'm mean to free the extension after I've added it to an X509 cert.  Note my comment is out of context here as I'm returning the ext but the question still stands.


Θα εγκαταστήσουμε αυτό το server https://www.rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download-server/ για το project μας ή θα κάνουμε compile τον κώδικα με κάποιο άλλο τρόπο?


double "shown" pls remove the last word in the line)


~~are~~


yes, @cscheid responded on slack


Oh, I didn't realize we had our own hashes in `util/hash.h`. I chose this one because it is fast and takes into account all the bytes.

I was running into the issue of collisions with `std::hash<std::string>` when some capitalization of letters was different in different terms. Using an `.arpa` file generated from data without `lowercase_filter` had this problem. After reading a bit about the implementations of `std::hash<std::string>` it seems that it's not a requirement that all characters are used (which makes sense for the most part, but not in this application).


I'll delete it as part of the PR once it's close to being finished


The new one is still over 2kB. Is that after compression?


this is in the wrong place, it needs to be done inside a channel handler


done in cee7adc078356882f424c9d5e7d77a287fb36918


I guess my rationale in my use case was that I need to set them all up, but I suppose the other way we could handle this would be to override all of the cacheBlock*Methods, this would be doable without the PR.

```
function cacheBlokcOutput() {
   $this->setupCacheSettings();
   return $this->btCacheBlockOutput;
}

function cacheBlockOutputOnPost() {
   $this->setupCacheSettings();
   return $this->btCacheBlockOutputOnPost;
}

etc
```

Would that be preferable?


Check `sle0_` is not empty.


I'd greatly prefer if we'd treat BPF as an optimization, and keep things working if we don't have BPF... It's just nicer that way, especially for the next person reading this and being confused about it. Hence: please make this error less fatal!


Checkmarx scan results 03 Aug 2015 18:53


@alt332 , no no no no no no no no no no no .. there is no need to delete those migration files ... It could seriously lead problems in the future, if you have recollection of what changes you have made.


why do you leave the -U out?


need to install wheel package too


(By saying "keep things working if we don't have BPF" I don't mean to say we want to make it compile-time optional, All I am saying that the C code should work without the BPF code...)


yeah, I think so – it would make it similar to how we handle other special blocks like core_scrapbook_display


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This peace of code is making the thing not work. Can we revert just to have:

$element.html(value);
editor.setData(value);

just because like this work's well... I don't understand this update..


Did the install script get improved to no longer require ctypesgen? Should this be removed from installation instructions?


Si va a ser una variable de instancia (por esa notación) tiene que quedar con private.


Consider using `bounds.toBBoxString()` here if the order matches the requirement.


Diese Logic gehört hier nicht hin.
Mein Vorschlag wäre sowas wie eine TypleDeclarationFactory, die die Methoden:
ASTBuilder.addTupleType
ASTBuilder.checkTupleType
TupleClassDeclaration.newInstance
beinhaltet.


I'd love to accept this, but would prefer if it had a test to prove this. Perhaps a new spock spec to replicate the scenario on large numbers of candidates?


Very close but not quite correct.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.448](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=9335&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


You could add that to the commit message.


a.) static möglichst vermeiden.
b.) mir persönlich ist die Methode viel zu lang -> in mehrere kleinere Methoden unterteilen.


Creating my first repo


I'd recommend:

1. Create a new branch from master for this issue.
2. Push the branch up to GitHub.
3. Switch back to master.
4, Revert this change in master.

That way, you can return to this when you have time.

Article of interest: https://github.com/Kunena/Kunena-Forum/wiki/Create-a-new-branch-with-git-and-manage-branches.


Make this a three period ellipses "..." if you're going to make it one.


Can you please write the version number for each theme and for Pastelz Light change free from false to true


Returns the originating port *


Is there a way to create this base point via `L.geoJSON` or `L.point`?


Nah this is something old and auto-generated.
I didn't have much time in the past few weeks because of Black Hat and JavaOne preparation.

Would a release at the end of august be too late ?

I want to do some tests with large projects next week.


Will do. I have to change the image links too as Syko doesn't think it will
pull from g+.

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The `(!sel1_ && !sle0_)` case isn't handled. Either `assert` or just `return`.


lokk


Oe no, no recuerdo haber subido mis cambios al flux T_T ...aun no estaba terminado


lol good catch


Location: Hasbrouck Heights, NJ
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Там используется Language level 1.7. "1.8" — это название JDK, которое генерируется автоматически при выборе последней версии JDK.


Issue番号忘れて叫んでる #1


Yeah, I think there is a mistake in `whatX` above too - I shouldn't be using `widgetN` but instead should just be lifting it into the coproduct, only I don't see how that's possible either due to the `g` part of `WidgetF`:

``` purescript
WidgetF _ (Free (Coproduct (StateF (InstalledState s s' f' p p' g)) (Coproduct (WidgetF f' g) g)))
```
needs to become:
``` purescript
WidgetF _ g
```
The only way to get from `Free (Coproduct (StateF (InstalledState s s' f' p p' g)) (Coproduct (WidgetF f' g) g))` to `g` is using the driver, which we don't have access to here.

I started looking at an alternative where we had:
``` purescript
data WidgetF f eff a = Subscribe (Producer (f Unit) (Aff eff) Unit) a
```
I had some other issues with that (down to type synonym bugs I think), but that would help in this scenario, as then `whatX` would be going from `WidgetF f eff` to `WidgetF (Coproduct f (ChildF p f')) eff`, which is fine, as `remapWidget` can do that.

I'll have a look at the combination pattern matching approach, but I'm not sure it will help, I still think I'll end up in a situation where the types suggest I need to turn a `WidgetF f' g` into a `WidgetF (Coproduct f (ChildF p f')) g` in a when I don't actually have a `p`, as this `what` branch is supposed to be handling the case where we're making a query of the component parent/container, so the fact a `f'` is showing up at all is problematic.


I had not. I'll look into adding a test for this.


There is still missing <i>fractal_mandelbox103.ui file</i>. I cannot test formula without it.


Mee too, why this constraint?
Thans!


might want to keep it non-default after all


should use `//localtunnel.me` that way the browser can automatically apply the correct schema (http or https).


same with above comment about `//localtunnel.me`


@jochenvanwylick This is probably not what you really want to do. It is not a good idea delaying the HTTP request, you can call it any number of times, so why delay it? This will bring a definite 2s delay to the query, even if the server could respond immediately.


I was thinking to create a separate method to print the warning, and also it would be cool if we could show the JavaStatusContext


minor comments (maybe something you didn't know about specifying URLs).

Also, you can do "make deploy" when you want to push to gh-pages FYI.


@kaynix this change didn't remove self-destruct, it was never there in the first place. As for your wanting it: that's basically a feature request.


@jochenvanwylick If the previous results were kept, you could compare them with the current ones. And if there is any new, you could call the callback with all or just the diff.


You can add "inline" to `sign` function.


the -U removal is a mistake.


@kbenne does this look right?


Since no function in header <stdlib.h> is used, you don't have to include it. Instead, you can do `#include <stdint.h>`.


And ideally double quotes around `"${PYTHON_PID}"`


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Can you improve your code indentation?


Hi,
With this patch, COOKIES attribute does not necessarily exist anymore, unfortunately it is used in module/plugins/internal/Plugin.py#337.
Therefore it breaks loading many plugins like UpdateManager, Mega.Co.Nz...


upto the maximum, correct?


is -> should be


The server and the C/C++ and FORTRAN harvest clients do not yet support array compression. So it's a place holder for the time being.


By default it will try to boot on the disk, if it can't it will boot on the CD. The boot priority option is useful for a reinstall when you want to force to boot from a CD.


You can install [astyle](http://astyle.sourceforge.net/) via `sudo apt-get install astyle` and then do `astyle --style=linux --indent=tab -p -U -K -H --suffix=none YourSource.c`


good one!


Testing `$?` is usually a red flag... In fact, if you're under `set -e` then this will fail because the program will break when the `$CRIU ...` command returns non-zero, that's what `set -e` does.

Instead of checking the numeric return for zero or non-zero, always put the command that would have generated this inside the `if` or use `||` or `&&` operators:

```shell
  if ! $CRIU dump -v4 -D checkpoint --shell-job --overlayfs -t "${PYTHON_PID}"; then
    ERROR=1
    ...
  fi
```

Or:

```shell
  $CRIU dump -v4 -D checkpoint --shell-job --overlayfs -t "${PYTHON_PID}" || {
    ERROR=1
    ...
  }
```


Likelikihood particle ID for electrons doesn't seem to have an official CP configuration on SVN. Disabling for now, will cut in tree processing.


You should exit with a non-zero status if $ERROR is non-zero...


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411:13: B901 blind except: statement


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32:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from flask_registry should be before from flask_restful
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23:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
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double quotes around variable, it's supposed to expand do a single token.


@vlall you have so many cool projects!


Same here.


double quotes around variable, it's supposed to expand to a single token.


All changes made. Not sure I am doing this correctly though.


Yeah, it's working for my purposes at the moment. There are still some convenience functions and proper documentation missing. Further some proper automated tests are needed.


Фикс устраняет проблему.


Hmmm... so if dump failed, do you continue the script and try to restore? Doesn't seem to make much sense...

A more general comment is that you could probably avoid keeping the global `${ERROR}` variable around and instead have `check_criu` return non-zero if it fails for some reason and then check that from main (also using `if check_criu` or `check_criu || { ...`), what do you think?


@Gerst20051 thanks!


Thanks!


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I didn't know that, thanks for sharing! I'll try out that Makefile to make those changes.

BTW, if you prefer that I do updates through a PR in the future, just let me know.


@h2o64 i tried this a while ago on paradox, all was fine :p


> I started looking at an alternative where we had:

This is very specialized, but we know this is somewhat temporary until custom events are unified with ordinary DOM events, so it's OK by me. A type synonym could make sense here, e.g.:

```
type EventStream eff a = Producer a (Aff eff) Unit
```

Just to clean up the types a bit.

> WidgetF _ (Free (Coproduct (StateF (InstalledState s s' f' p p' g)) (Coproduct (WidgetF f' g) g)))

This is definitely problematic. How about pushing the outer `WidgetF` into the inside? This would give you:

```
Free (Coproduct (StateF (InstalledState s s' f' p p' g)) (Coproduct (WidgetF f' g) g))
```

which is at least the shape of what will be returned from the installer.


This has a network bandwidth and CPU time issue relating to no longer explicitly filtering for a subset of the messages. Need to add a manual $or for TaskAdded/StopRunner.


`STATUS_ACCEPTED` actually means the requester of financial aid has accepted the offer that was made to them, so it might be clearer to name this method something like `offer_accepted`.


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Good point.  I should have caught this.


Why players in creative can not open anvil? In singleplayer it is possible


You are awesome!


Thanks. I will check tour fix and will include it in the next release of ldap3.

Bye,
Giovanni


Python doesn't need parentheses around `if` expressions.


Instead of writing `if expr: return True else: return False`, you can just write `return expr`.


> This is very specialized, but we know this is somewhat temporary until custom events are unified with ordinary DOM events, so it's OK by me.

Yeah, I was just trying something... anything to make some progress! :smile:


@jochenvanwylick Shouldn't we also unsubscribe from the event later?


well, could still use some tests, but good enough for now


Did you manually edit this file? Everything under test/golden should be generated via npm test


That's a good point Bill.   Perhaps I can collapse the steps and use the details field to describe finer grain operations.  It would be nice in my opinion for us to be able to how each step is progressing at a glance.


The reason it was set this way was for users who didn't want to update to a higher .net version. Not to mention that the code itself doesn't required higher revision too.


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### Failed tests
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```


please insert space before `else`


I'll rename this to "BlockingDiscoveryProvider".  The idea here is to perform background thread processing independently from base implementation.


I manually edited it for the pull, yeah. But when using npm test, the result was as currently committed to the repo, i.e, with a literal user_id.


@jochenvanwylick For example here we could unsubscribe:
```
if (callback != null)
{
  pinger.OnInterimResultsRecieved -= ...
}
return response.Itineraries;
```


if i see it correctly, if both types would be assigned, both would be started.

So you need to decide what is proper or expected behaviour.


@bdteo There was a request that the speed dial would work like the Google Inbox version does where it appears when you hover over the area of the speed dial. I'm currently working on a separate commit which gives you more control so you can specify how you want it to work, but I still feel like this is a good default for the speed dial at least (this is horrible for the toolbar and that will be fixed ASAP).


`getNamedLanguage` can be used here.


Commit looks good


What's the difference between those 2 commands?


你们怎么又给改回程序目录下了... 对Linux打包十分不利, 至少做个判断吧

而且Windows下自由软件基本上都往用户目录直接写配置, 只有Windows原生的绿色软件才写到自己目录 (其他的都用注册表了), 这么搞不优雅啊不优雅


This line (and some others in this file) is too long. It gets truncated on GitHub. Do you have a margin set in Eclipse?


How about just just return LANG_AUTO here instead of "assert"?
In other word allow selector returns LANG_AUTO when it cannot select in some reason.


Ehud


@davidben - Thanks for the heads up!


Okay, seems to do the job


If we allow a selector returns LANG_AUTO, we can merge two `arbitrate` calls into one.


PR not needed for simple stuff. Only if you want another pair of eyes on it.


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As statet here http://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/370051V-01/cvi/libref/cvistrnicmp/
CVI should have strnicmp function.


@asizikov, thanks for a notion, that was new for me :)


Do you need to check if the location is valid? What is it set to for views?

I wonder if we should have a "base URI" set for this class and have it validate that all locations should be prefixed with that location.


ah hah, here's one step i forgot in the tutorial. at the top, you have to import google maps:

import UIKit
import GoogleMaps


80 character line limit.


Agree.  The overlay_test.sh script was whipped up quickly to test OverlayFS (i.e., not meant for production).  This script is based on overlay_test.sh but is going to production, so it needs this rework.


@bdteo Google Inbox doesn't behave like this because in Inbox, you can't actually select the FAB with the keyboard (i.e. you cannot tab to it). The goal of this code was that tabbing through the actions in the speed dial will keep the speed dial open; otherwise, it closes as you go through the actions.

I have already been asked to update the component with better keyboard support so that you tab to the FAB and use the arrow keys to navigate the actions. So, when finished, this code should then be irrelevant and able to be removed.

Sound good?


Is there a reason for this change? If, for instance, you renamed a program that was up next, its cached representation would now be incorrect. Obviously that's an edge case, but we want to be making changes based on good logic. Explaining the reasoning behind changes like this in the commit message would be helpful as well.


Hi @ramondominguez

- What version of .NET are you using?
- What sort of .NET assembly are you creating .exe/.dll - if i created a sample with a console application would you be able to work from that?
- Are you familiar with nuget?


If possible, please split the commit so that the Hive part is separate


When you merge something like this that addresses an issue, make sure to reference that issue in your commit message via the appropriate Github syntax.


If the type instability is only at the top level (i.e., all the real work is done in type-stable functions), then it might not be a big deal.


Use `emptyMap()`


Why are you bundling three assemblies? If nuget version offers PCL version, that's all what's needed on net40 and 45. Am i missing something?


It might be nice to use `placeholder="YYYY-MM-DD"` in the `<input>` elements here to give a hint to people for home the Javascript isn't working


I'll have to review to determine where it would be most applicable, but I was reminded of the quote:

"Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. (Inside a dog, it's too dark to read.)"


@keithgee This was part of a practice run, yes. I don't want this particular code change in the new repo, no, both because it was practice and because it didn't work to do what I wanted it to do, which was to change the logo. I am going to try to change the logo on my LDE and then push the code.


This change seems to be good


The rename of `SessionPropertyMetadata` to `PropertyMetadata` could be done first.


This loop increments `iter1_` until it hits an `Action::erase` or it hits the end. That doesn't match my mental model of what RawStateTable should do - I'm guessing my mental model is wrong. I expected to increment `iter1_` once, check if it was an `erase` and if the keys of `sle1_` and `sle0_` match, increment both `iter1_` and `iter0_`. I think I need an explanation of how `RawStateTable` is meant to work when you have a chance.


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When you install the sdk via nuget it presents you with a [readme.txt](https://github.com/MYOB-Technology/AccountRight_Live_API_.Net_SDK/blob/master/MYOB.API.SDK/SDK.Package/readme.txt)

Have you followed any of these steps? If so where did it go wrong for you?


It looks like blinkymirror.json has serial numbers hard-coded into the config. What's the best way of genericizing this before we merge?


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Agreed. While grepping through the code out of curiosity, I found more instances in the legacy gui that require fixing, which are also related to missing images / icon replacements

https://github.com/opnsense/core/issues/303 (just fyi, maybe somebody else will pick it up)


1 version contains references to types that are not available to PCL (IReadOnlyDictionary for one)


Erased a comment that was here - I misread line 161. No need to respond to the old comment.


This is not the result type of `make_set`, `as_fusion_element` is missing.


This should be `PrestoException` since `decodeProperty()` already handles `Exception`.


`return` instead of `break`


Can you just throw a `PrestoException(NOT_SUPPORTED, ...)` here?


Ack!  I had thought it was a while back that BigJoe had introduced some C++11 code and we had switched to being able to use such, but I guess I am misremembering.    I'm actually finding myself rather surprised that C++98 doesn't support this kind of constructor.   Anyway, it shouldn't be bad to fix this with simply some default parameter values in the constructor instead of the approach I did here; let me try to get a PR up in a couple minutes for you to try.


sml_process is always returning 0 on success and any other value on error. As far as I know we don't have any positive int as return, but I don't see a reason to prefer <0 to !
If we have any other return in sml_process valid, we need to document that in sml.h


It would be nice to know of sure when an error has happened. However return 0 here will prevent the user to iterate over the list, so I think this is ok.


Note that there's still a 9 failures on the Travis-CI server: https://travis-ci.org/Abjad/ide/builds/73917503

Looks like they're almost all related to illustration / interpretation. I'm guessing that `compare_pdfs()` needs another pass.


Now forwarding to the host where the VM is running, as prompted by @robhoes's comment.


Tested on HW & KVM.


We don't support re-upping a downed cluster with preserved state, yet. So just switch it to kill for now.


we probably want to add 'help' to .PHONY, otherwise LGTM


This is wrong.  Use "HRTF" instead of 1.


Whoops! :bomb:


I don't think we need to support noteOn anymore.


Might as well delete this comment.


Don't think we need to support noteOn anymore.


初始化


Thanks for creating the issue.


I think this and others following should now say `RestPresence.get()`


But surely since RestPresence derives from EventEmitter, and so does (realtime) Presence, all you need to do is make (realtime) Presence derive from RestPresence?


Is it possible to apply this to REST as well?


Hey @jonmak08,

Thanks for your input, I will format the messages using the approach of method one.
Yes, I believe we can leverage portal.properties for some parts of the message.
I will make changes accordingly and ask for your input once again.

Thanks!


Gimme an abstract? :)


With fliplr, for example.


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WHITE SPACE


@tamasvajk - reason I put it in there was because I had an instance where the library started firing multiple requests per second - resulting in SkyScanner starting to give me HTTP 429's after 10 requests.
Then I also thought that let's say SkyScanner responds within 100 ms, then you burn your 1-minute-quota ( 10 requests per minute ) within 1 sec. I've had moments where SkyScanner needed a couple of seconds to gather all their data - but if we don't throttle, we're going to have to wait until the 2nd minute to get those results, because we burnt the 10 req/minute quota in the 1st second.
So yes - I did want to throttle to at most 1 per second. What do you think?


I'm facing serious issues with this plugin. I have included the validate and process JS files, but the acceptFiletypes option is ignored, as well as the maxFileSize. Chrome cannot seem to find file mime types, whereas Firefox can. I also notice that in Chrome, on your Basic+ dmeo, I was able to upload a JPG (valid) over 1mb (invalid).


Looks good. I'll test and merge after I get back from work. Does sox allow you to specify the sampling rate? There's a hidden assumption that all of these wav files are encoded at 44.1Khz, which is how LAME encodes them by default.


Indeed - that's what you mentioned in the issue. Good point.


Hrm, thoughts on calling `_finalize` after the get call?  In some cases we treat the final keys somewhat differently than others.  They represent things that we care about more than normal intermediate results.  This change loses this distinction.  Another case where this comes up is in dask.distributed where large results apparently have a hard time making it through ZeroMQ.  It's better to send very many small results. https://github.com/ContinuumIO/dask/pull/489


Possible solution applied at: https://github.com/KuehnhammerTobias/ioid3-game/commit/80c7cd2ec5fcc34ffc59c514e89a439d5dca84b3


useless description, you can just remove undescribed variables


LGTM


So finalize might look like the following:

```python
def _finalize(self, results):
    if self.shape:
        return concatenate3(results)
    ...
```


My hope is that this also is a lighter weight change that doesn't trigger whatever you're running into.


@chrismattmann No, I did not. Although it wouldn't be too hard to have this Java code call and run MALLET, and get the results programmatically, the current implementation does not do so. Instead, it assumes you've run MALLET by hand on the command line, and then it reads in the output files.


Really? According to https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/LaTeX/Colors#Color_Models there is a difference between rgb and RGB.


This line can be removed.


`startInFile + newSize`?


fixed


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Usually we do the reverse of this conditional: that is, check if we should exclude it, then log skip and globally return if so.


Remove


@masatake , OK.


As I mentioned in chat, I want to come up with a solution to needing to register a global tag name for everything because I think it's going to cause problems. Ideally, tag names should only be registered for components you want others to use from markup, and we need to come up with a versioning scheme for them... Just thinking out loud here.


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hmm, maybe that's just an installation-specific config file?


@donato will you make a pr for that?  If args.real_mobile is not set do not set it for BrowserStack?  Thanks.


@masatake, we could do that.  However, if the specialized selector can't figure out a language, what can?


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FYI, .DS_Store is a Mac file with meta data about a folder, similar to desktop.ini on Windows.  node_modules is a folder that should not be committed to the repo, since this is autogenerated based on package.json (which should be committed) using the command
    npm install
This is a similar paradigm to setting dependancies in pom.xml rather than committing libraries to the repo


Assuming this is here just in case you need to add initialization code later, but it shouldn't be required unless you want to pass an argument in. You can make use of the standard `createdCallback`, `attachedCallback`, `detachedCallback` and `attributeChangedCallback` methods on your elements.


@masatake, you'd have to elaborate: how do you see it?


oops sorry thought I was writing to slobberchops! maybe blinkymirror.json should be git ignore'd?


Yeah ... I'll make it, just to be sure. But after returning from QueryFlight - there's no reference to that pinger instance anymore and so it will be disposed by the GC. Hence, I thought it wouldn't be necessary to unsubscribe to the event, allowing me to use this slightly more elegant syntax. Do you know the ins-and-outs of this, or do we need to ask Jon Skeet? :)


See comment below


I should really make the library prettier to use from CoffeeScript... was thinking about a utility that manufactures tag function helpers...

```coffee
{softWrapStatus, a} = etch.buildTagHelpers('soft-wrap-status')
```

All the default tags would be defined by default, then you'd pass in the name of any custom tag helpers you wanted.


LGTM :smile:


The reason for this design was to separate the computation from the collections. Computation for all collections would then follow:

1. Add task output by `_finalize` to `collection.dask.copy()` with token `output`.
2. `dask2 = collection._optimize(collection.dask, output)`
3. Call `get(dask2, output)` and return result

In this way, computations are back to only being `dask`s, with no final step to format the output. This meshes nicely with `dask.imperative`, as I can do steps 1 and 2 to get a `dask` full representing a collection and wrap it in a `Value`.

The large data issue with distributed does pose a problem here though. I'll have to change this around.


That sounds good to me. From the user perspective, this does seem like it should be represented as a single step. I agree that it would be useful for us to be able to know what exactly the system is doing, particularly if something goes wrong, but capturing that detail at a level below the job status makes sense.


...Yes. Sorry, that was stupid. https://github.com/ably/ably-js/commit/2ae1d9790ed8657e4df233a83d966ff1fbeeb571


@masatake, I am beginning to dislike this workflow: submit request - changes requested - resubmit request - can you squash that - resubmit request - changes requested...  What is the ultimate goal?  Pristine commit history or code that works?  Why not just merge it in and make modifications as you see fit?


Update doc


I tested against 1.11.2 and it continues to work.
I don't see how `GFCommon::get_gmt_timestamp()` is better than `get_gmt_from_date` .


dun dun DUN!


Ah, yes I suppose that that does make sense when merging things together.


Would it make more sense to have this be part of the schedule() below and then throw an exception rather than doing an instanceof out here? I think this works fine so this is mostly just a style question.


这是《Python核心编程》课后题代码


It's changed to `std::memcpy` in aad7c28c55c72f3acda2f6251bb593bbe17df6ae, but I still had to do some bit shifting to avoid a `reinterpret_cast<char*>` inside `std::memcpy` to read/write to the `backoff` variable . The cast was necessary to show how many bytes to index into the `uint64_t`.


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This isn't right, I don't think.


The `Action::erase` case is handled in the constructor and two places in `increment`. Consider writing a helper function.


Fixed in 0b3afdf.


Agree


Saw you guys discussing this as well...

The observation stuff only works for actual properties, which makes it tough to bind directly to the editor where everything is method-based (`isSoftWrapped` instead of `softWrapped`). Another alternative is just to make all the decisions about classes in your render method and re-diff when something changes by calling `.update()` on the element...

```coffee
# Element's render method
render: ->
  classes = 'inline-block'
  if @isSoftWrapped() # define this predicate method as needed
    classes += ' lit'
    style = {display: 'none'}
  dom 'soft-wrap-status', {className, style},
    dom 'a', {href: '#'}, 'Wrap'
```

This would allow you to just call `@view?.update()` in this update method and do nothing else.


If you think extra spaces would be a problem .. the following would be better:
```
set(${proj}_ENVVARS_LAUNCHER_INSTALLED
   "DCMDICTHOME=<APPLAUNCHER_DIR>/${Slicer_SHARE_DIR}/dicom.dic<PATHSEP>\
<APPLAUNCHER_DIR>/${Slicer_SHARE_DIR}/private.dic")
```


Hey @ryanmark, what do these numbers mean?


I generated it in Photoshop with Save for Web, I'll try to shrink it further if you need; I didn't have OptiPNG installed.


This is a great idea.


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幹得好！


@fringd I added the authenticated_url (see new commit) but it's not enough. My `CustomUploader < CarrierWave::Uploader::Base` uses encryption key in `aws_read_options` and in `aws_write_options` method. So I need to provide the key to be able to encrypt the aws file.


It's only bundling two assemblies - a 4.0 and 4.5 version for framework targeting in case anyone has a hard requirement on 4.0 only. I haven't used PCL very much, but in looking at it again, I should have also made the 4.5 version a PCL as well - I can recreate the proj to do that.

I wasn't sure .Net 40 was a critical requirement or not, but figured I'd leave it there just in case. Sorry - should have asked first before jumping in on that. I wasn't sure how folks would feel about adding a second csproj - makes adding new files a bit more cumbersome (have to add twice), but it was the simplest way I found to do multi-targeted nupkg's.


See 'cp' for suggested wording.


Here's another reason I don't like forcing custom tag names. I kinda think you should hold off until I fix anonymous elements...


Two dedicated messages would be more informative for the user:

```
if(NOT EXISTS ${DCM_STANDARD_DICT_PATH})
  message(FATAL_ERROR "error: '${DCM_STANDARD_DICT_PATH}' does not exist !")
endif()
if(NOT EXISTS ${DCM_PRIVATE_DICT_PATH})
  message(FATAL_ERROR "error: '${DCM_PRIVATE_DICT_PATH}' does not exist !")
endif()
```


I changed it back to lists, otherwise we would need to change this in the whole project.


`reserve` _something_, even if we can't inexpensively know `size`.


Done, https://github.com/ably/ably-js/issues/86


`Enables`


check box for output options
do multiple simulation even when q is less than 50


`std::forward`


I like dark_red for permission check XD (does PE not have dark red?).I made a ton of editions yesterday, I basically remade the whole plugin because when I first made it, it was really badley structured. By the way, is the pocket edition you working on marked private? It says 404 error when I click it.


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Plot ic for every query point
Normalize the ic value


Thanks very much! Works well!


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I don't know. They are part of how browserify converts node code into browser code. You shouldn't have to care whey they are.


My bad, your format would work, but would be terribly slow. It would not use SIMD at all.

You have the flat buffers flag. So the data would be loaded into the flat buffers (the same buffers as used by the oSSL CTX code). But then you call the legacy md5 crypt (not the crypt that uses the FLAT buffers).  So what will happen is we are setup in flat/oSSL mode.  When the legacy crypt is called, it will use the oSSL code (or md5-body).  So the code DOES work, but would not be using the SIMD code

I just tested, and yes, my guess was correct.  This 1507 was very slow (using non-SIMD code)

```
$ ../run/john -test=3 -form=dynamic_6
Benchmarking: dynamic_6 [md5(md5($p).$s) 128/128 AVX 4x3]... DONE
Many salts:     25802K c/s real, 25850K c/s virtual
Only one salt:  7788K c/s real, 7805K c/s virtual

$ ../run/john -test=3 -form=dynamic_1507
Benchmarking: dynamic_1507 [md5(md5($p).$s) (vBulletin > 3.8.5) 128/128 AVX 4x3]... DONE
Many salts:     3284K c/s real, 3291K c/s virtual
Only one salt:  2324K c/s real, 2321K c/s virtual

$ ../run/john -test=3 -form=dynamic_2006
Benchmarking: dynamic_2006 [md5(md5($p).$s) (PW > 55 bytes) 128/128 AVX 4x3]... DONE
Many salts:     13890K c/s real, 13894K c/s virtual
Only one salt:  5234K c/s real, 5235K c/s virtual
```


Should we check that there are not multiple outgoing edges for a given paramName here? Or are we assuming that will never happen?


For a standard kernel bump, I suggest you to use "make oldconfig" instead of "make menuconfig"


> f the type instability is only at the top level (i.e., all the real work is done in type-stable functions), then it might not be a big deal.

In this regard, I'm not worried so much about the performance of *our* functions so much as I am about *downstream* functions. The type instability of an API call might not affect the performance of our code at all, but it could easily "poison" the code of users that call it within their own functions.


No it did not change. The test uses a uuid for an already existing databases object. And my change loads an existing object when given a uuid, instead of creating a new one.


Don't use ticks '`' in this case, prefer something like a smaller title by prefixing the line with `###` or bold with `**`


@kferrio

Have tried several times to get this to work with Latest Nemo 2.6.7 that comes with Mint 17.2, but is only creating the "Select Left Side..." context menu. Is there an update that needs to be done to support the latest Nemo?


this definitions must be in controller


I just don't think this is a priority at this point.


trade off curve for additive noise, and transfiguration


Probably wrong. See https://github.com/jenkinsci/remoting/pull/56.


Also, nothing was send about returning anything as a string. Sorry if my bug report was unclear.


merging


That being said, I can still just code up the wrapper API anyway if we think that's the right decision - it's not like it wasn't already unstable before. I just wanted to bring the issue to light and make sure we were sure about moving forward with it.


I think you can write it as:
javac -cp .:./lib/* *.java


The whole `work/` directory should be in `.gitignore`!


"does not references" -> "references" ?


Dimensions usually aren't compile-time constants though, so there will type instability *somewhere*.


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Hi, I didn't quite understand your question. Can you send me your JSON application file,or screenshot from AuthoringTool?


Instead of the recursive template I believe `return std::vector<uint256> ({args...});` also works.


No need to add HttpContext.cc, it's linked in muduo_http library.


ditto


NOTE, you could have also done this:

-form='dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s),nolib'    (without the ,nolib we would be getting dynamic_6 equivalent, we have to tell the dyna compiler to NOT use that built-in)

```
$ ../run/john -test=3 -format='dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s)'
Benchmarking: dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s) [128/128 AVX 4x3]... DONE
Many salts:     28361K c/s real, 28456K c/s virtual
Only one salt:  8593K c/s real, 8566K c/s virtual

$ ../run/john -test=3 -format='dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s),nolib'
Benchmarking: dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s) [128/128 AVX 4x3]... DONE
Many salts:     11331K c/s real, 11345K c/s virtual
Only one salt:  5029K c/s real, 5040K c/s virtual

$ ../run/john -test=3 -format='dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s),nolib,debug'
push
push
app_p
f5h
.
app_sh
f5h

crc32 = 49FD36B6
pExpr=md5(md5($p).$s)
extraParams=,nolib,debug
signature=@dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s),nolib,debug@
line1=@dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s)@9c4f5b8c75fbabfd2f139ab34fb9da48$df694488
line2=@dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s)@bba77a29ae019330fc2794fb989526cc$87ffb1c9
line3=@dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s)@59a41226b09eaab88854047448cef789$a69c5744

##############################################################
#  Dynamic script for expression md5(md5($p).$s),nolib,debug
##############################################################
Expression=dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s)
#  Flags for this format
Flag=MGF_FLAT_BUFFERS
Flag=MGF_KEYS_BASE16_IN1_MD5
Flag=MGF_SALTED
#  Lengths used in this format
SaltLen=-32
MaxInputLenX86=110
MaxInputLen=110
#  The functions in the script
Func=DynamicFunc__clean_input2_kwik
Func=DynamicFunc__append_input2_from_input
Func=DynamicFunc__append_salt2
Func=DynamicFunc__MD5_crypt_input2_to_output1_FINAL
#  The test hashes that validate this script
Test=@dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s)@9c4f5b8c75fbabfd2f139ab34fb9da48$df694488:abc
Test=@dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s)@bba77a29ae019330fc2794fb989526cc$87ffb1c9:john
Test=@dynamic=md5(md5($p).$s)@59a41226b09eaab88854047448cef789$a69c5744:passweird
```


Not necessarily. But we may start using react in a few places.


If we are just doing chroot() in case of SHARED, then why to create a new mount namespace at all? IOW, why not simply use parent mount namespace and do chroot() there?


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Do you need Hadoop, Chronicle, etc.?


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The VS2013 installation misses the msobj120.dll in the VC/bin folder. MS seems to have fixed that with VS2015.


/*
 * ArchivoSalida.cpp
 *
 *  Created on: 3/8/2015
 *      Author: Daniela
 */

#include <iostream>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

using namespace std;
int main ( )
{

struct TReg
{
	char PlanetaDesignado [30+1];
	int IDindividuo;
	char NombreyApellido [30+1];
	char Nacionalidad [20+1];
	int Edad;
};
TReg TRegSalida;
FILE* fsalida = fopen ("ArchivoSalida.dat","w+b");

cout<< "Ingrese la ID del individuo"<<endl;
cin>>TRegSalida.IDindividuo;
cout<<"Ingrese el Planeta Designado"<<endl;
cin>>TRegSalida.PlanetaDesignado;
cout<<"Ingrese el Nombre y Apellido"<<endl;
cin>>TRegSalida.NombreyApellido;
cout<<"Ingrese la Nacionalidad"<<endl;
cin>>TRegSalida.Nacionalidad;
cout<<"Ingrese la edad"<<endl;
cin>>TRegSalida.Edad;

fwrite(&TRegSalida,sizeof(TRegSalida),1,fsalida);

}


Consider remove those accessors ?


I would merge both load files and make decision on what to load based on extension.


Brant -

Would you eMail me directly at 'aspitz at localytics dot com' in regards to your contribution to our Cordova SDK?

Thanks - AYAL


That's because `fn`, `priority` is the old API. Added docs for clarity


This doc needs to go with UseAbilityMessage rather than with TransformerMessage


I would use cv::viz::Color here instead of Vec3d


Не располагайте своих файлов в папке FastReport4. Для наших файлов есть другие папки!


ups si el case esta bien, no se por que lei Rtcs_cfg.perdón :(


That case doesn't need to be handled - the precondition of `increment` is that we haven't reached the end.


Trouble is, this doesn't seam to be exactly what vBulletin > 3.8.5 is doing.
I *guess* the salt must be exactly 30 bytes long, but I don't know whether to fill in leading or trailing NULL bytes ot the given salt is shorter.
Does anybody have access to a vBulletin system > 3.8.5 and can generate sample hashes with a saltlen < 30, but > 3?


bueno me queda la duda como ser haria? no deberia ser un archivo en inc/x86 o en algo así? osea es dependiente de la arq? o de que depende el port? aca seria tambien Rtcs_Port.h no?


sorry, I forgot to move it


Whoa!!! What?! Really?


looks like a good update :+1:


vtkOBJReader didn't worked for me well. That's why I removed obj load support at that time.


Good point. I guess it depends on the use case, which of course I have limited exposure to - the places where I've seen this stuff used, the input dimension was being hard-coded for the problem. I had assumed that was the norm for users, but I guess it's not...and it makes sense to me that it certainly wouldn't be for downstream library code.

Another side to this, which is a bit off-topic from the API wrapper thing but still relevant to the PR, is that the code *technically* isn't type-unstable in the theoretical sense, AFAIK (the dimension of the input type doesn't actually change the resultant type). A call to `@code_typed` or `@code_warntype` shows that the output type isn't properly predicted when the input dimension is moved from the value domain to the type domain. That means the real problem must be with Julia's inferencing, so I might be able to rewrite things in a way that fixes it...I'll try some things and report back.


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I think I disagree (but I could be convinced). G-L accepts a graph path which it assumes to've been mounted. If we moved this in to g-l we'd have to accept the path to the backing store instead (and introduce some complicated reexecing). Otoh this way we do an unshare -m and we're done. Making sure the environment is securely set up seems like a release concern (like making sure things don't run as root unless necessary, chmodding containing directories correctly etc etc). There will always be things an operator will have to do to run the g-l binary securely. Some of these we can help automate for people who use our -release. I don't *think* it makes sense to push everything in to the binary just in case people, essentially, don't use our installer.

I'm totally in favour of us documenting this as something you should do to run g-l securely if you don't use the release. Would this alleviate some of the concern?

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@sschuberth - I should have done this awhile ago. Sorry for the delay.


Perhaps we keep `dask.array.core.compute()` as it is in master but use these sorts of optimizations in `dask.imperative.compute` or whatever master compute function might arise?