Yay! I will cite you forever and ever.

Seriously though, every bit helps those of us gazing up at this monument, trying to comprehend its eldrich secrets


Actually there is a problem with that line but it's not an extra space. It's indented due to the leading '+' at the start of the line and the fact that I used spaces (Emacs) instead of a tab there like the other lines. I can fix.


does this need other commit like camera HAL? blobs?


I was thinking of NYC where user models exist in core (since users are needed for all apps). No harm in leaving it here for now.


@FilipeMaia If you add f64 to f32, the result will be f64. We do not want to upcast to f64 just because we are adding a floating point number.  So I think defaulting to f32 would be a better choice. If the array itself is double precision then the result will also be double precision.

Alternatively we can pass in the dtype of the array as well. If the dtype of the array is f64 / c64 we should return the same. If not we should default to f32. This is what we are doing in the C++ version.


I see the point about `SharedChannelRegistry`, but I still think the top context should inherit all the features of `@EnableModule` (even if, granted, doesn't do too much about them) and expose them to child contexts.


I said it was a very first version, but there is also some points.
First: used is interested exactly in a specific train (including startPoint and destination, of course). If he wants to see all trains - he can visit uz.gov.ua directly, cause in such case there is almost no profit from our service.
Second: startPoint and destination, as well as it's id-s, we have to get from the original site. I suppose we'll have something like autocomplete, which requests data from the original server. Or like that, don't know yet, will see.
And last: I see in TicketsRequest only such fields like train (one), date (also one), and start/end points (with id's). Without 'acceptable places'. So I don't sure we need a class for 3 fieids. Isn't it an over-optimisation?
What about structured TicketResults - agreed.


I was just kidding. The way that comment was phrased sounded funny to me.


@Lineflyer right! Thought about that while opening issue, but I forgot.


On Thu, 27 Aug 2015 07:39:53 -0700
"Brett M. Gordon" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Yeah.  I added strtol() (and many, many friends)...and laughed. Sure does
> make for a nice cushy command line though... octal/dec/hex +/-numbers, and
> multiple CSV values.

A strtoint or similar probably is a good idea - but given a name that
makes it obvious it's in _discard so going away post boot !

> I seen that MPI code a few months ago.  It looks pretty groovy.  I have a
> working CCITT-16 working, if you need that. check out my "ccpt" branch if
> you need it.

I'll take a look when I get a moment.

> I'm trying out the command line stuff because I would like to add
> parameters for:
>
> 1. "Current" IDE drives (superIDE, glenside, mess, vcc) can usually be set
> for any number of io addresses.

IDE you can probe for fairly safely. Linux did that in the bad old days
of ISA bus and it's fairly safe there at least.

> 2. Same holds true for the myriad of SCSI drives available.

That's going to be a nightmare if they are ROMless.

> 3. There's no known method for detecting whether a CoCo can really do a 80
> column mode, which is plain horrible for a T.V. user :)

Boot in 40 columns - switch in /etc/rc ? Same problem on the Sinclair QL
I was looking at for 68K porting work. The Commodore 128 got it right and
has a 40/80 column button. Unfortunately that's about all it got right 8-)

> Autodetecting the hardware is icky.  Knowing which ROM is plugged in helps
> a bunch.  Our common superIDE drive and the very new CoCoSDC both can bank
> in multiple ROM's too. (tempting for a bankable kernel, no?)

But you know which ROM will be present at the time you are booted - or if
not can checksum all of them. I remember the early days of Linux and the
fact it "just worked" was a killer feature compared to Windows 3.1 and
even worse DOS drivers.

> Oh, BTW: I want to double check your MPI detection algo.  I think you get
> garbage on the unused bits on a real MPI, I seem to remember masking the
> register with 0x33.

I did wonder about that - thanks. It seems to depend if its a real 4 slot
MPI or a clone or emulator etc. Please add an issue for it so I don't
forget.

Alan


It would be good to split this commit into the bootstrap part and the actual code part if possible, but that's not a big deal.


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My favorite variable name.


@jython234 Ah, so like DefinitlyEvil does with Dragonet?


True, I didn't remember that.


@JoshRosen It seems this merge rolled back the security token patch? Not sure if it was intended.


@jython234 Nevermind ^^


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Also to mention we recently updated the project from iOS7 support to iOS8.0+ and hadn't run `pod install` until just now and are seeing this issue.


Whoops, that wasn't intended.  Forgot that this wasn't covered by tests.


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Esta función está en un archivo común de utilidades y se hace con ajax directamente porque no parece que tenga mucho sentido tener una función específica en la interfaz de EVCI, además habría que implementar la función equivalente también en RESMI porque tenemos el mismo problema.

La idea que propones me parece genial, de este modo cualquier petición de este tipo a Corbel se podría hacer. Te lo compro! :+1:


@bcardiff Not sure, all objects should have a string representation


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The `AuthorizationHandler` should be injected.


I hand merged the first commit here, will leave the second as-is in my code thanks.


Although now that I think of it, it should not be done here, as it makes the function a bit fake. Also it wouldn't work with numpy derived numbers that end up on the else branch.


@RandomAltThing k.


This now appears to be in a separate document instead of a section within this document https://github.com/coreos/etcd/blob/master/Documentation/tuning.md


Is searching for group-permissions necessary if user-permissions were found?


When an element has more than one field, i cannot edit it anymore.
When i am on an article and i want edit the linked element, i can do it only if it has only one field.
Maybe it is something with this last change.


This is already in the latest release :rocket:


oops...calls the wrong method


That's not evaluated unless there are no user-permissions found (lazy evaluation)


Will fix shortly, but also feel free to submit a PR and I'll merge quickly.  Sorry about this.


the string representation should be `#to_s(io : IO)` but I was arguing about `#to_s()`  https://github.com/manastech/crystal/blob/cd7414880b3241cf443a68272c25c110d3e1c81f/src/nil.cr#L86-L93


All three points arguable - lets discuss offline.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 437](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=268873&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

```


Here you are overwriting any existing `LUA_PATH` set in environment by calling process (e.g. shell calling make check). Probably want to copy what was done under `t/Makefile` or at least expand current `LUA_PATH` and `LUA_CPATH` in the substitution.

Also `CPATH` should point to `FLUX_BUILDDIR` (I think) since built sources will be there if builddir is different from srcdir.


@aaugustin thanks for the send/recv multiplexing example here. However, I am not exactly sure what's different between the example code you provided above and this snippet that I've modified based off the very first simple example you give out in the same page, other than say, more explicit control over the coroutine execution switching. I am still a newbie and learning python async programming, but from what I understand, WebSocket spec itself is already natively support bi-directional communications.

```python
import asyncio
import websockets

@asyncio.coroutine
def producer():
    import random, string
    N = 10
    charset = string.ascii_uppercase + string.digits
    return ''.join(random.choice(charset) for _ in range(N))

@asyncio.coroutine
def consumer(message):
    return 'Hello' + message

@asyncio.coroutine
def hello(websocket, path):
    while True:
        recv_message = yield from websocket.recv()
        if recv_message is None:
            break
        yield from consumer(recv_message)

        send_message = yield from producer()
        if not websocket.open:
            break
        yield from websocket.send(send_message)

start_server = websockets.serve(hello, 'localhost', 8765)

asyncio.get_event_loop().run_until_complete(start_server)
asyncio.get_event_loop().run_forever()
```


A question: Can we reserve the space in EPROM, but not actually store the unused values in RAM?
(On write, write the actual extruder values, then write "zero' for the rest of the four.
On read, read the actual number of entries and then read and discard (if you cannot skip) the extra entries)

This would allow future changes without destroying other parameters, but still not reduce the available RAM for those installations that do not actually have the extra extruders.


Zoiks


Ugh. Seems the only fix would be to patch `layout.jelly` to not turn on the logger without an additional system property being set.


It's very easy to make some words **bold** and other words *italic* with Markdown. You can even [link to Google!](http://google.com)


#It's very easy to make some words **bold** and other words *italic* with Markdown. You can even [link to Google!](http://google.com)


#eg#


# g


Yes it builds now. thanks for the quick response!


this shaves off some ns.. it makes no sense in one file load up time, but will make sense in loading times of stacks


@matysek: I updated the 2 files that were changed and ran setup.py again to reinstall pyinstaller. I still run into the error.

48227 DEBUG: Scanning ctypes.macholib.dyld for shared libraries or dlls
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/homes/akbhat/twc/bin/pyinstaller", line 9, in <module>
    load_entry_point('PyInstaller==3.0dev', 'console_scripts', 'pyinstaller')()
  File "/homes/akbhat/twc/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/PyInstaller-3.0dev-py2.7.egg/PyInstaller/main.py", line 97, in run
    run_build(opts, spec_file, pyi_config)
  File "/homes/akbhat/twc/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/PyInstaller-3.0dev-py2.7.egg/PyInstaller/main.py", line 46, in run_build
    PyInstaller.building.build_main.main(pyi_config, spec_file, **opts.__dict__)
  File "/homes/akbhat/twc/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/PyInstaller-3.0dev-py2.7.egg/PyInstaller/building/build_main.py", line 682, in main
    build(specfile, kw.get('distpath'), kw.get('workpath'), kw.get('clean_build'))
  File "/homes/akbhat/twc/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/PyInstaller-3.0dev-py2.7.egg/PyInstaller/building/build_main.py", line 625, in build
    exec(text, spec_namespace)
  File "<string>", line 12, in <module>
  File "/homes/akbhat/twc/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/PyInstaller-3.0dev-py2.7.egg/PyInstaller/building/build_main.py", line 181, in __init__
    self.__postinit__()
  File "/homes/akbhat/twc/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/PyInstaller-3.0dev-py2.7.egg/PyInstaller/building/datastruct.py", line 151, in __postinit__
    self.assemble()
  File "/homes/akbhat/twc/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/PyInstaller-3.0dev-py2.7.egg/PyInstaller/building/build_main.py", line 420, in assemble
    ctypes_binaries, ctypes_warnings = scan_code_for_ctypes(co)
  File "/homes/akbhat/twc/local/lib/python2.7/site-packages/PyInstaller-3.0dev-py2.7.egg/PyInstaller/depend/utils.py", line 147, in scan_code_for_ctypes
    instrs = pass1(co.co_code)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'co_code'


done.


Can you format the comments at 120 chars per line please


Tool that addresses many common certificate tasks
Easy to use
Reduces support calls
Powerful client / server test features.
Applicable to many Rocket Software products


No worries! I'll patch it up and send a PR soon. :smile:


Okay. +1 from me.


I finally did this. It took next to no time (< 1h30min).

> technical debt for the win! ;)

FTFY: _procrastination_ for the win! :wink:


Is this too hackish? I was told on gitter that they put it private because they are looking for alternative to parboiled.


I don't think we need the node serial port library at all here anymore. Can you take out this line?


Why did this added code `handler.UseCookies = true;` fix the test failure?

HttpClientHandler.UseCookies default value is `true`.  So, this change should not have made any affect.

However, if this handler implementation on Linux doesn't have the same default value for .UseCookies then that is a different problem.  The default values for the properties need to be the same regardless of platform.


This bit here allows you to specify a custom marker in the same place you specify a custom hierarchy. Instead of writing just a number representing the depth, you use a tuple whose first element is the depth and whose second element is either the marker or "none", like so: (1, "none").


Done.


it would be great if you can send a pr to fix this. Or I can fix this later this week. Thanks for finding this!


why not sourcegroup = 3?


'while' loops are slow. 'for' loops are faster. strings are immutable str += other str is least effective way . In version 1 BCF files which have small chunk size, especially huge one files, can  have very huge file tables.


this is actually useful, this makes possible to get rid of while loop below!


Fixes #5 and #3, #1,  #2

Partially fixes #4


Typo :) addExpsoedMethod -> addExposedMethod


Right. nice.


Why the change? If I may ask :)


.md.... derp


.md....herp. Tired


@Toilal Good points, I don't really feel that strongly about keeping it around here, only if it's really easy for now. More concerning is that the flexget guessit integration tests break with 0.10.4 even on python 2.7. Want to have a peek at that?


We need it for serialport.list()


Oh! You're right. My bad. That's fine. Thanks


@jcheng5 this is much better.  I'll try to think through ways to improve even more, but I believe for the first iteration this works well.


@natep let me know if there's anything I can try -- pretty much dead in the water since I need a fresh pod install to move forward and DropBlocks won't let me compile :(


Your example will interleave exactly one recv, one send, one recv, one send, etc.

If you receive more messages than you send, a receive queue is going to build up in the websocket handler. Conversely, if you receive fewer messages than you send, a queue is going to build up in the producer.


Removing .idea folder


I'll send a PR


explain why and how it should eventually be fixed


everybody's a critic, but this would be much easier to set/test as a constructor param. that would allow zipkin or others to choose how to express this (ex via a flag or a system property)


Let's see if this works.


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/0a143d1cd358f5ad469dda0d66b6989e3aa8a54e/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/0a143d1cd358f5ad469dda0d66b6989e3aa8a54e/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/0a143d1cd358f5ad469dda0d66b6989e3aa8a54e/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/0a143d1cd358f5ad469dda0d66b6989e3aa8a54e/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/0a143d1cd358f5ad469dda0d66b6989e3aa8a54e/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


Should it be necessary to add --build-from-source to install sip using system (Framework) python? When I try to install without that flag, it pours from a bottle, but first installs the brewed python dependency.


This won't give you an accurate number of releases - a single artist_credit_name is one artist credit, but that artist credit can be used on multiple releases (the artist credit "Various Artists" (artist_credit_id 1) for example is used on more than 100.000 releases, "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart" (artist_credit_id 11285) on over 1.500). The number of artist_credit_names is more like a measure of how common it is for an artist to be credited with not his name (it's somewhat more likely that an artist with hundreds or thousands of releases will have more artist_credit_name entries than one with only 10, though).


@hlee should this method be like the following?
```ruby
  def init_qualifying_life_events
    if @person.employee_roles.present?
      @qualifying_life_events = QualifyingLifeEventKind.shop_market_events
    elsif @person.consumer_role.present?
      @qualifying_life_events = QualifyingLifeEventKind.individual_market_events
    end
  end
```
I didn't understand the need for appending ```@qualifying_life_events +=```. It should be a simple assignment, correct?


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This also appears to have caused some other issues with the chips autocomplete (which is used for the Contact Chips example).

Basically, the content doesn't look like it's being bound properly because the virtual repeat appears and you can scroll through and select one, but the email/picture is not appearing (in the dom or visually).

I will open an issue and reference this commit.


Eh, it was an oversight


hostname-override was added to kube-proxy upstream, so that it could emit a birth-cry event: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/commit/6889f693dbd839bf1b8ffa78d42e5827dbd45b1c


Great explanation. Thanks!


saw approval from jvoegele
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/a96c9e469483eb420076dc1a584bb249af9fe3bd


merging basho/yokozuna/testfix/wait-for-query-yz_pb-test = a96c9e46 into borshop-integration-543-testfix/wait-for-query-yz_pb-test


basho/yokozuna/testfix/wait-for-query-yz_pb-test = a96c9e46 merged ok, testing candidate = 34868202


Perhaps rename `saveContacts` to `save` for consistency. Otherwise rename the other function to include `Contacts`, such as `removeContacts`.


Great, thanks a lot!


Optimize `whenClause.getResult()`


My Postgres was complaining that:

ActiveRecord::StatementInvalid: PG::InvalidColumnReference: ERROR:  for SELECT DISTINCT, ORDER BY expressions must appear in select list
LINE 1: ...nches"."punchable_type" = 'Destination'  ORDER BY punches.av...

and I didn't see a need for the combine to be ordered. Perhaps it optimizes the process. But it didn't work for me without the above.


I thought that the above has been reverted! Am I wrong?


What would you think about changing the parameter to use_existing_volumes?  I'd like to try to keep the benchmarks agnostic from the underlying storage.  for fio + librbd this might not really be possible, but at least then multiple benchmarks could implement "use_existing_volumes" and we could have the name unified across all of them regardless of the underlying storage.


Also, create a new WhenClause with the optimized operand


I should have checked the main repo before doing this in my fork!


Will this code crash when `sessionStorage['cordova-browser.cordova-plugin-contacts']` is `undefined`?

You could replace it with: `JSON.parse(sessionStorage['cordova-browser.cordova-plugin-contacts'] || '[]')`


Is this a Drupal 8 specific item? I ran a composer update locally to continue developing a site that I'm working on and this clearStaticCaches() method seems to be an issue b/c it throws the following Fatal error:

```php
PHP Fatal error:  Call to undefined method Drupal\Driver\DrupalDriver::clearStaticCaches() in /var/www/html/docroot/private/tests/vendor/drupal/drupal-extension/src/Drupal/DrupalExtension/Context/RawDrupalContext.php on line 236
```

The site I am testing on is D7 and we are using the latest drupal-driver and drupal-extension. Reverting my Drupal Extension back to v3.0.12 or course fixes the issue for now but there are other items that we would like to use from the new release.

How would I get around this not running for D7 if this is D8 specific? Or was this just overlooked and included by accident?


Closes issue #3


If you're adding xGoogHeaders to equals(), you should also add it to hashCode().


sorry about that, just trying to fix the travis build I think


this will corrupt multibyte characters that happen to be split across a buffer boundary (since it will coerce the two halves into strings before the full multibyte character data is received). I use https://www.npmjs.com/package/concat-stream to avoid this


index.html rozwalił system :D


What was wrong with the original template?


Uh, no comment.


nit: maybe capitalize the first g: "XGoogHeaders".

Also please include explanatory comment, perhaps linking to https://cloud.google.com/storage/docs/reference-headers#extension


Should we be calling the error callback when the contact is not found? We would need to check the spec.


note:

if @person.has_active_employee_roles
if @person.has_active_consumer_role

also:

it’s possible for person to have both active employee role and consume role at same time.  that may be reason for +=   however, that creates UI issues

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> On Aug 27, 2015, at 5:45 PM, Sagar Arlekar <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> @hlee <https://github.com/hlee> should this method be like the following?
>
>   def init_qualifying_life_events
>     if @person.employee_roles.present?
>       @qualifying_life_events = QualifyingLifeEventKind.shop_market_events
>     elsif @person.consumer_role.present?
>       @qualifying_life_events = QualifyingLifeEventKind.individual_market_events
>     end
>   end
> I didn't understand the need for appending @qualifying_life_events +=. It should be a simple assignment, correct?
>
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>


Should be canola oil


Hi Alex,

Great that you plan to mention Buildtime Trend at AngularConnect. Thanks
for promoting my project. :) Do you know if your talk will be streamed or
recorded?
Funny thing is that when you come over to Europe for the conference, I'll
probably be in San Francisco.

About your wishlist, the custom timeframe and the more detailed timing data
are features I'd like to have, so I'll put them high on my to do list.

On Thu, 27 Aug 2015 20:12 Alex Eagle <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> No, we haven't resolve the current >1h problem. Misko explained that his
> change which appeared to break it was really just that one job started
> waiting for other matrix job to finish.
> We just had the "dev productivity" meeting. Here is my shortlist for the
> dashboard:
> - ability to scroll left in time. if I switch to year, the most recent
> builds disappear, and in month, the interesting event has scrolled off the
> left. Ideally I'd like to be able to set the start and end time of the
> graphs, with the current day/month/year buttons just a shortcut for setting
> those.
> - Currently shows 18m at the top which is wrong, our build is a little over
> an hour right now. I think it's averaging in the quick matrix builds. It
> needs to be the "long pole" time - wall time between build starting and
> getting a result
> - Finer breakdown of time. Everything in our build is in "script.1". You
> had earlier proposed a message we could print into the log that you would
> parse. Can we do that?
>
> This doesn't appear to overlap neatly with the list of things you planned
> to do. How do you feel about doing these sooner?
>
> Thanks again!
> Oh, and I'm doing a talk at AngularConnect about tooling, and I plan to
> plug the project during the "how to keep your tooling effective" part. :)
> -Alex
>
> On Tue, Aug 25, 2015 at 12:36 PM Dieter Adriaenssens <
> notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > Hi Alex,
> >
> > I'm glad you were able to find a build/commit that caused a jump in the
> > buildtime of your project. :)
> > Were you able to reduce the buildtime again after you found it?
> >
> > I agree with you on the notification when a buildtime jumps. It's a
> feature
> > I'd definitely would like to implement some day.
> >
> > About the issue/feature list for buildtimetrend. The full list of issue
> is
> > on github : https://github.com/buildtimetrend/python-lib/issues
> > Basically it boils down to :
> > - improvements to the dashboard :
> > - more and more comprehensive charts
> > - better filtering (filter on build properties, change time interval)
> > - make it easier to see properties (build id, branch, build matrix, ...)
> > of a build job in a chart;
> > - drilling down to the details of a build by automatically setting a
> > filter on another chart
> > - jump to the culprit build on Travis or the culprit commit on Github
> > - get more detailed timing data by supporting custom timing tags.
> > - analyse data to find trends and issue notifications when a build
> doesn't
> > fit with a trend, or if a trend is changed, like a jump in buildtime.
> > Preferably looking for a culprit build stage that took longer than
> before.
> > - support private repos/builds
> > - support other build environments like Jenkins, Circle CI, ...
> >
> > Suggestions for improvements for Buildtime Trend are always welcome. It's
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An alternative idea, more like the VirtualBox behavior:

The GUI has fields for network interface x, where a special network configuration can be configured. The GUI then disallows the use of this network interface (just like VirtualBox with unset "Use any adapter"). It's GNS3 task to merge this user network configuration into the right place of QEMUs command line.

That way the use of a user defined network configuration is totally flexible, it can use any interface number.


gotcha...thanks for looking at my code!  So I need to join artist_credit_name with artist_credit and get that count?  I didn't see a way to directly join artist and artist_credit.

What do you mean by: "artist_credit_names is more like a measure of how common it is for an artist to be credited with not his name" ?

So this is why it seems to work: "it's somewhat more likely that an artist with hundreds or thousands of releases will have more artist_credit_name entries than one with only 10" ?


I'm unsure what the spec states, but we should double-check that the saveContacts function replaces the current saved contacts rather than appends. I feel like it should append to the current contacts in storage, rather than replacing them with the passed `contacts` object.


Had to use a ternary, because it throws an exception (cannot read property icon of null) if there is nothing passed.


Maintainers pls reschedule it at LTC if required. If LTC is not required, I will raise a pull request tomorrow.
I would like to test some enhancements after it gets merged.


Do we need to create the `contacts` object? Could we not return the `saved` object? I don't see any difference between the two.


i still feel that leaving the size off the class name should just mean auto by default. Up to you though! =)


Not strictly speaking. hashCode could just return a constant (e.g. "1") and not violate the hashCode/equals contract.

What is important is for 2 objects that are equal to have the same hashCode.

hashCode for a map is not cheap (as it includes traversing all elements in the map and combining their hashCode) and considering that filename & etag are likely to produce a reasonable hash I didn't see a value in adding it but will
not object if you feel strongly about it (note, they are already not in par [and actually in "bad" way, equals missing length). I can include both if you want...


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1249


Sooo... I did introduce a regression... lol


Test Works. Now write good ReadMe :)


This is nice, but the code will be more error proof if each retrieval operation ensures that the contacts key is defined. We could create two helpers that can be used throughout the code:

```
function _saveContacts(contactsObject) {
   sessionStorage['cordova-browser.cordova-plugin-contacts'] = JSON.stringify(contactsObject);
}
```
and
```
function _getContacts() {
   return JSON.parse(sessionStorage['cordova-browser.cordova-plugin-contacts'] || '[]');
}
```


Those are some solid tests! Well done! I'll hold off on merging until I see your Controller tests.


How did this show up as an issue?  Just curious.


Yes, wanted to avoid the 2 consecutive capitalize character case (XG), but will change it if you prefer.

Will add a comment.


s**/**`Version`**/**`RevisionGuid`**/**
```
    string oldRevisionGuid = original.Substring(begin, end - begin);
    if (oldRevisionGuid != versionInfo.RevisionGuid)
```


Should this be part of the published API, rather than `internal`? This type is used as a parameter for the `ConfigBuilder#withLogging(Logging logging)` method, which is public.


The commit log mentions "..for Linux". If this is applicable for all Unices (including OSX, BSD), should it be referred as the LCM: "Unix", like Corefx folks are using?


You should be able to do `this.data = this.data || {};` in the `onCreated` callback like we do here: https://github.com/meteoric/meteor-ionic/blob/master/components/ionModal/ionModal.js#L83-L90


If the `docker pull` is parameterized, should the `docker run` also be parameterized?


What is going on here?


Knit-picking, but the for loops should instantiate the variable `i` otherwise it'll become a global variable.


Let's make sure we remove this.


Yes, I’ll change the commit comment to say for Unix and try to use the more general term for all of our platforms.


Call me is needed to generate the error.  I could also probably just replace it with an assignment back to t.


testing


Thank you for being on top of it!


Thanks! :)


Misspelling! Should be 'access'


ok


try to add this to the above code, so that we change less of the gem


This looks good to me.


That is going to cause a diff in ever file, I guess you did this to try and make it conform with our style guidelines so I'm OK from that prospective. However I do worry that it will cause a lot of noise in other tools that use this library. What do you think about making this an option in some way. Along with the spaces.


It should never change to CheckAlways from Checked. It can only change from Checked to CheckOnce.


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I don't see why `opts.storage` is still passed in. Wouldn't it make sense to take `opts.store` as the instance directly? Then you can set it up with whatever constructor arguments you want. Levelup is set up to work the same way, expecting a constructor function and it is the most annoying thing.


The point of the test case is that the instanceof leads to a bad data flow refinement which is exposed by the call.  I have replaced it with a assignment back to t.


Why did this file get added?


Controlable is usually spelled Controllable


dead code-- removed


removed


Should not you use convert.ts?


have  a start with panther the strider2015


I know, I found that out just after I finished up the PR. I will fix it when we figure out the final design.


Yeah, it seems that both the indents and import happen because I don't have intellij project files checked in.  So when I switch branches they sometimes get wiped and this causes the test files not to be recognized as Java.  Usually, since I have the editor open they just get written back over the top but I should probably check them in so others can use them.


Wouldn't a better place for this be your airports repo?


you can't use relative paths here for file references. instead of having the sample project in git repository you should create that test repo from scratch as part of the test setup within the tests temporarydirectory as you did for the test project in newProject().


I don't see this one being used anywhere.


Dojo "Digits Recognizer"
======================

This is just my quick attempt to work this exercise and get to grips with some F# basics. Script1.fsx has the commentary and original bits intact, whereas the script.fsx is stripped down so I can see all the code in one place.

I've not proved that this solution works but I stubbornly won't look at the possible solution until I've solved it. Then commit, compare then comment!

======================
This Dojo is inspired by the [Kaggle Digit Recognizer contest](http://www.kaggle.com/c/digit-recognizer).
The goal is to write a **Machine Learning** classifier from scratch, a program that will recognize hand-written digits automatically.
It is a guided Dojo, **suitable for beginners**: the Dojo comes with a Script file, with specific tasks to complete, introducing along the way numerous F# concepts and syntax examples.
The Dojo is on the longer side; for a group with limited F# experience, it is recommended to **schedule it for 2 hours and a half**.


I see where the problem is. Tricky. Digging libtool/automake manual.


Okay, it's working now.


does this look okay?


@kevinushey curious what you have in store here? Is there another function I should use? RcppRoll looks very useful, thanks!


Can we remove this property from this class? I see ChannelNamespace is only used in `BindableProxyFactory` to locate the shared channel.


my good world


Looks pretty sweet! You could make this line just:

```php
$_sys_getloadavg_unavailable = !$this->plugin->sysLoadAverages();
```

That way it is not dependent upon Windows here, which I think is what you're after, actually.


what we really want to test is that the gradle build is using respecting the proxy setup. this isn't really a task thing. proxy is can be used in all kind of places. a better name for the test would be "proxy setup is respected by gradle build vm"


You should be able to reuse `$_sys_getloadavg_unavailable` here instead of calling it again.


This is where the "magic" is happening.


this failed on travis


Chunk stores have a chunk length that's passed into the constructor, see: https://github.com/mafintosh/abstract-chunk-store For torrents, we pass in the torrent's piece size into the chunk store. And you're not necessarily going to know what the torrent piece size is as as a user. If you initialize torrent-stream with a magnet link, you don't know the piece size upfront.


This is a follow-up to #577 and 95d4591.


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Thanks for the pull request! I believe this is addressed in this recent commit: https://github.com/adamsilverstein/wp-post-meta-revisions/commit/4f08699437ab73a8277906ff205b8351d1ca9822 - can you verify this is fixed for you?

Thanks.


@andreistefanescu please review.


Is it possible to make this change without breaking compatability here?


Oops, I'd forgotten it in.


In WebTorrent, there's a 'metadata' event on the torrent object when the `.torrent` has been fetched. It might be possible to hook onto that and specify a storage engine at that time, but it seems messy.


still wavering back and forth whether this is an issue. There's definitely some initialization ordering things that can happen, and I'm mostly just :chicken: :wave:'ing in an attempt to figure out what's up.


Yes, this is whitelisting the domains that are in the source list. I thought the "hole" comment would be in line with the them of your other comments and names. :)


The main reason why I deprecated this function:

1) It looked like most users were just interested in the simpler `roll_*()` functions,

2) I was hoping that I could provide a different means of making easy 'roll' functions, but within C++,

3) The interface of the generated function no longer fits the same interface of the other directly exported functions.

That said, if you find this useful still it might be worth un-deprecating (since it still works, it's just less featureful than the other roll methods)


Done, see 8f6d13


Done, see 8f6d13c9a44fc3b7a29eef97c0ab9aaf2f29e95a


I tried this quest, some skulls appeared, Jules with still active sleep emote moved around the floor, Barada died and now Jules seems to be below the bed

![jules](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1153754/9534770/6615ceca-4d1b-11e5-89a3-94057020547f.png)


lgtm


foi slideshow e serviço


don't need sass, no views


Yes. If building sip against a different ABI-compatible Python produces no change in sip's output, then it's possible we could always build against system Python instead of bottling against Homebrew Python.


Ok, here's the update. I have fixed the problem, which seems to have been caused by changes to how CocoaPods sets header search paths in the Pods project. I have pushed that new version (0.0.6) up to Github.

Unfortunately I have not been able to publish the new version to the Specs repo yet. Apparently CocoaPods recently instituted a new system for determining who is allowed to update each Pod, and I had to request permission to "own" my pod. But the form for that seems to be broken, so I have opened an issue (https://github.com/CocoaPods/Specs/issues/13460).

In the meantime, you should be able to hit my Pod directly from my repo so that you are not blocked:

    pod 'DropBlocks', :git => 'https://github.com/natep/DropBlocks.git'


don't need uglifier or coffee-rails, no JS


don't need jquery, no JS


Don't need turbolinks, no links to follow


Archivo sin codigo fuente de controlbox.css (solo el link)


don't need actionview


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don't need application.js, no JS, and we don't need app/assets/images either, no images


no css, don't need this file


don't need helpers, get rid of this


don't need any layouts, get rid of app/views/*


we don't have JS or CSS, don't need this file


I think this needs an ASCII middle finger.


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-543-testfix/wait-for-query-yz_pb-test = 34868202


I suspect there's a good reason for it to behave this way and one could always write a function to test if all required methods were implemented.  *shrugs*


Wrong close tag.


See #43338


Is this correct?


Probably better doing this change:

if objectRealType not in (None, []) --> if objectRealType:


Yup.


maybe a follow-on, but the swipe speed should reflect in the animation speed


and ideally, we'd bounce at the top ;-)


README.md might be more standard to put in takora.docs (see dh_installdocs)


I would like to know as well.


Get the minimum and maximum ranges for the window rects to the snapping rects so it doesn't have to recompute over and over.


perhaps `elif isinstance(value, integer_types)` since six has that to cover ints for py3 and ints/longs for py2


seems you havn't committed those files. as mentioned earlier better create them as part of the test setup.


@andersevenrud I am hoping this will work for both snapping to the desktop and snapping to windows. The two seem like they are basically the same. I feel like it might not work though.


Used to be `convert.ts`, but it turns out it is only used in Dart and we have to serialized/deserialize enum in dart specific way. No point in creating a facade for it.


1) what's the genesis of these dotfiles?  2) it makes me nervous to do this from '.'; I wonder if that should rather be some dh-defined variable.  Which dir are we removing them from?  $DESTDIR, maybe?...having a hard time putting my hands on the documentation for just what env vars are defined here.


Also I'm right in the middle of changing it around, so some parts have the wrong variables. namely the `windowSpace` inside the `snapWindow` function


Great awesome mod love the it. Thanks for making it FiskFile


Sorry I put the comments right in the middle of the functions :frowning:


Yes,maybe you're right,but I think it will makes this small function more complicate,most of the people like to use '/\.(gif|jpe?g|png)/i' directly,lol


No, the good reason is that people shouldn't be idiots and ignore warnings about protocol non-conformance :smile:


Hi Rohit!

Did you test your code before commiting it? ;) Taking a look at the code I would say that it does not work like it is expected but maybe I am wrong...

Cheers!


i was thinking of leaving it as a hidden unsupported feature to begin with, an emergency option if need be.

and if it proves to be needed or useful then we more formally expose it as a flag.

but i'm hoping that nobody will ever need it.


I think it's counterintuitive that a runtime check of protocol conformance checks a compile-time declaration of conformance rather than doing a runtime check of whether the class/instance responds to the appropriate methods.  But Apple's docs are abundantly clear on this point.


The inhabittype must be 4 and not 3.
Also the emote state must be changed to drowned once he start moving around.
And the credit quest must be fixed.


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@RyanRiffle

So far it looks good.

>  I am hoping this will work for both snapping to the desktop and snapping to windows. The two seem like they are basically the same. I feel like it might not work though.

It's basically the same, so these could be merged somehow. But if you're not sure, start with having them separated and maybe a soultion will become more obvious.

Just one comment. Can you make your function definitions like this:

```
// run-time definition
function something() {
}
```

instead of:

```
// defined at parse-time
// anonymous! makes it harder to debug on stack traces
var something = function() {
}

Anonymous functions can be named but is redundant:

var something = function something () {
}
```


For docker, we shorten the ID to 12 characters. Would that be needed for rkt?


Looks excessive and slow.


playerGUID is never assigned so https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/commit/95c07b627037ba63acad51012092e43f9532f61b#diff-088c3743e1d3861c4f9929009f45dc55R723 is never called.

was this quest supposed to work ? because the first test didn't pass at all.


Let's just make it the actual quote: "Do not communicate by sharing memory; instead, share memory by communicating."

(from https://blog.golang.org/share-memory-by-communicating)

Can you amend this commit?


Alright. I'll do that with the functions, I will finish it up and see what happens when I test it, maybe there will be some overlapped snapped windows by a border or so.


This should be left broken up for purposes of translation.  The replacement filtering can be handled in various ways depending on the parameter name (see "t" function).


We already have a *.gitignore* file under this folder, which is a common way to do it: http://ruby.about.com/od/git/f/Can-I-Add-Empty-Directories-To-Git-Repositories.htm


Sorry about introducing this regression, #975 is meant to fix this.


@RyanRiffle

Maybe you can make it so the function believes the outside corners are the edges of windows ?

```

function checkSnap(win, precomputedWindowRect, precomputedTargetRect) {
   var snapto = null;
   if ( is close to ) {
       snapto = {x: , y: };
   }
   return snapto;
}

var windowRects = [n, s, e, w]; // Rects with pretend windows
windowRects = windowRects.concat(precomputedWindowRects); // The real windows

windowsRects.forEach(function(rect) {
   snap = checkSnap(win, winRect, rect);
   if ( snap ) {
      // do the actual snap
     return false;
   }
   return true;
});
```


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Hey Vladii,

To be honest, I don't know this area of the code base that well, but I
would err towards simplicity. Most of the time we won't need to that much
memory, assuming that the rows are too huge.

The main constraint is that we don't want to OOM, so maybe it's best to use
a threshold like

 45   // Initial threshold for the size of a collection before we start
tracking its memory usage
 46   // Exposed for testing
 47   private[this] val initialMemoryThreshold: Long =
 48
SparkEnv.get.conf.getLong("spark.shuffle.spill.initialMemoryThreshold", 5 *
1024 * 1024)

and then defer the questions to the spark devs.

On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 6:39 PM vladii <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi! I've looked over tryToAcquire() function and I've drew some
> conclusions:
>
>    - it seems that for each task (assuming that the number of tasks is
>    constant) there should be available at least 1/numTasks percent from total
>    memory.
>    - taskToAcquire() can be blocking. One solution that I had in mind
>    was: see how much memory this task is currently consuming, subtract that
>    from 1/numTasks * totalMemory and set this value the list size threshold.
>    Another solution was just to tryToAcquire(threshold) memory and see how
>    much I will actually receive, and use that value as a threshold. What do
>    you think? Thank you!
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@tdwong The built binary is at https://github.com/wylst/xournal.app/releases
Just to re-iterate the warning in the README: I can't guarantee at all that this will work!


Yeah...I moved the `airports` stuff already. But really this function needs to go into `DBI`.


don't need sass, uglifier, coffee-rails, jquery-rails, turbolinks, because we have no JS, CSS or views


don't need this file -- no JS


don't need this file


Try to add your initials to your commit messages. I realize you are the only one contributing to this repo, but it is a good habit.


I suppose you could do
```
def update_from_params(attributes, request_env: {}, discarded: nil)
  request_env = discarded if discarded
```

Is that what you were thinking?


Also: Window snapping is not much of a concern at the moment and should be considered experimental (disabled by default).

It should be optimized to only snap to the windows that are most likely. Like the windows that shows a tiny amount of its surface area should be ignored and so on.

So don-t think about it too much... we can even hide the feature until we find a better method.


and you can remove all these .keep files


@wbruno it works?


Alrighty. So i'm guessing its a CoreWM setting that I can enable it for testing?


Have you installed ruby 2.2.3 yet?


for extra credit -- we don't need rails/all -- try to figure out the fewest possible pieces of rails we need in order to deliver only JSON


Just open "Settings" and set snapping slider to a certain amount (under desktop). Corner snapping works well, but the window snapping is jerky because of the reasons stated in last comment


no assets -- don't need any of these assets lines


we don't serve static files


Ah, yes I was confusing it with the pre-production folders which did not. Thanks. I will delete.


don't need any of these assets lines


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

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

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

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

```


we don't have assets -- delete this file


Fixed it. Your additional EnforceException.m changes broke the code. I propose we eliminate extraneous functions to be best of our ability and try to keep things in one place as much as possible.


this was not part of the question -- i didn't ask that / be jokes/ping; I asked for /ping to yield that json


LGTM. I would find utility in this.

Side: I wouldn't mind a promise-based equivalent, but the callback approach is more than sufficient.


I re-implemented this as an opt in change and made GenAPI opt in.


don't need any of these error files -- we don't deliver html in this JSON api


I don't think we can remove this already. This deprecation [is not in 1.0 yet](https://github.com/solidusio/solidus/blob/v1.0/api/app/controllers/spree/api/checkouts_controller.rb) so we should wait until 1.2 to remove it, right?


Ignore that, just saw the below. :)


I don't understand what you are doing here -- where is this string coming from ?


where does this pong variable get made / populated ?


yep! was broken before this..


don't need any of these error files -- we don't deliver html from this app


Thanks! I'm guessing that problem only comes about when there are a bunch of windows?


I'll admit to picking up a project and trying to port different parts of it to Swift, or just modernize it in general. It's mainly a learning experience for me.


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Thank you DrZ3r0


Wo Hoooo!


Yeah. And if you try to move a window in this area (screenshot):

![Screenshot](http://i.imgur.com/nyGgJFv.png)


Hm, just seeing that this switches to keyword params. So the above will not work.


@eighteyes Thanks!


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OK, it's a single client that may be subscribed to multiple topics. Now everything makes sense.


I think I'd be comfortable with making this breaking change. It'll fail loudly trying to call this, so should be easily caught in the upgrade? But if there's a sensible way to make it backwards-compatible I'm cool with that, too.


Can you try adding these to a .gitignore folder? Project files should not be included in a git repo, just the actual code so someone else can load the same code with thier preferred IDE and there is a lot to look at here that doesn't relate to the atual code. More info here http://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore


Social Media Sizes Selector Added


You can re-check which one JDK apply to gradle at File->Project Structure at JDK Location (like on screenshoot from [here](http://tools.android.com/recent/androidstudio028released)).
I understand, but you maybe know that Eclipse ADT Plugin will be deprecated at the end of this year, so it is better to know how to work with new tool.


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Why are we duplicating this code?


So I think it's safe to leave it for now and just hide it from settings and come back to it. But if you want to take a stab at it, then please.

Since none of the windows are on the same z-level in the dom there is no simple way to just ignore windows that are below another :/


Couldn't think of a better place to put this so I dropped it in temporarily for now.


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Do we want a controller-level test for this then?


:+1: on this commit


Removing this - `spec/unit/capability_spec.rb` in (PUP-5045) has a similar type defined for testing consumes/produces relationships


This will fix the inhabitype and the condition for spell's item (the effect is dummy, probably a spell script is needed)
``` sql
UPDATE `creature_template` SET `InhabitType`=4 WHERE `entry` IN (22432);
DELETE FROM `conditions` WHERE `SourceTypeOrReferenceId`=17 AND `SourceEntry`=39371 AND `ElseGroup`>0;
INSERT INTO `conditions` (`SourceTypeOrReferenceId`, `SourceGroup`, `SourceEntry`, `ElseGroup`, `ConditionTypeOrReference`, `ConditionTarget`, `ConditionValue1`, `ConditionValue2`, `ConditionValue3`, `Comment`) VALUES
(17, 0, 39371, 1, 31, 1, 3, 22507,0, "Ritual Prayer Beads"),
(17, 0, 39371, 2, 31, 1, 3, 22506,0, "Ritual Prayer Beads");


I see


.... Just like the pic above. It would have to check the surface in that circumstance.


could we raise immediately rather than at the end, these three errors seem mutually exclusive.


Added comment


@kscherling Here's the basic layout.


Excellent :)


PS, I pulled out sealer (line 366) as per discussion here https://github.com/bcgsc/abyss/pull/80,


I did change it to be running on the -12.fa file, which is how it seems to make sense to me.


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fixes #9


Thank you @gabrielmaldi for fixing this.


@MitchesD probably you forgot the author email :P


Unfortunately the t() function also escapes special characters and the result string is getting processed into the machine names in the following goals and visitor_actions. But ya I guess we can still translate "Clicks". Done in 088691283a4b1fe9ee073fe15055a44ee031cacb.


nice patch


Network token retrieval is chained to the Oauth token success block, but it doesn't have to be.


With this change we are receiving: Error: More than one instance of bitcore found with versions: v0.12.15 and v0.13.0. Please make sure to require bitcore and check that submodules do not also include their own bitcore dependency.


We fail the whole login process if the network tokens retrieval fails


qq


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```


Thank you @matsko for all your work on animations :smile:


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Is this or could this be made generic and moved to utile?

I'd like to see some unit tests with new functions. :)


utils.py


@HamishBrownPFR GitHub supports this contribution model document with a [CONTRIBUTING.md](https://help.github.com/articles/setting-guidelines-for-repository-contributors/)


esa no es la variable


This is desired for API token entry as  it is long  and  complicated, making it likely a user  would want to edit it to fix a typo.


Yeah, I get your point, it makes sense. But, besides that ugly JS syntax, that plugin will have no other use after that, `load-grunt-config` is a “run once” thing, storing it in a variable is somehow pointless. Anyway, I acknowledge that this change is just for stylistic purposes and I may drop that commit, if requested.


But now the label isn't being escaped at all.  It still needs to be cleared of possible xss, etc. for security purposes (since  this is text that is entered by the user).


But this should cause the unit test to fail


You'll want this to run before doing the fixme report


Yeah, this line was just broken.


This changes code brought in through `git-subtree`, we need to submit a pull request to the upstream:
https://github.com/bitcoin/secp256k1


Blame who? Not me this time! ;)


If it's an SMS message there's still the Raw Report Content from the message. If it's a javarosa submission then there's nothing in the UI to show the underlying XML currently.


scrapelib.Scraper subclasses requests.Session. You can just do self.get(url)


We need to handle errors here. I believe it needs to become an async error, which means if CommitInstantiated succeeds we fulfill entry.\[[Instantiate]], and if it fails we reject entry.\[[Instantiate]] with the error.


@migueldeicaza I'm not sure we should post the emails of the contributors, some folks might not like having their addresses show up on the website where Google and everyone else can index them.


Yeah, in this case I would say 'discovered' (as opposed to made), but the discussion has been going on [for some time now](http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/platonism-mathematics/).


Sounds sensible. Maybe name the property internal or the like? ;)


Ok that's a nice in-between, since it doesn't change existing functionality really.


On the Mvc repo: `dnu restore --parallel`

**Before @BrennanConroy 's change**
TotalSeconds      : 35.6044885
TotalMilliseconds : 35604.4885

**After @BrennanConroy 's change**
TotalSeconds      : 26.7865015
TotalMilliseconds : 26786.5015


Copyright @Anomalchik :)


Right. I think the raw SMS is still usable and readable, but the XML was just clutter.


There might be a problem with Windows WritableFile as it enforces rate limiting internally as originally. Reason being is that in buffered mode we must calculate the requested write number of bytes aligned to sector size.


Thanks for the suggestion! I've pushed a commit that implements the change you suggested. It looks like it works fine. :)


Educative: http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/automake.html#Libtool-Convenience-Libraries


where you get that error? BWC? BWS? Or your own module? Be sure that all
modules that use bitcore use version 0.13.0.

On Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 8:32 PM, srw <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> With this change we are receiving: Error: More than one instance of
> bitcore found with versions: v0.12.15 and v0.13.0. Please make sure to
> require bitcore and check that submodules do not also include their own
> bitcore dependency.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>

--
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@ematiu
Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads!


91958608DOASEffectOnZoneSizing (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (753 of 754 tests passed)

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TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 439](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=268901&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
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### Failed tests
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org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

```


changing line 58-60 about printf will cause bug.


@fpietrosanti enjoy!

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\cc @delvecchiodavide @vecna


Dont know clearly reason


対応有難うございます。
他にはコメントありません。よろしくお願いします。


Good catch. Maybe I can do ```$action_label = t('Clicks') . ' ' . html_entity_decode(filter_xss($option_set->label));```?


Added functionality so that whenever a directory is opened it automatically starts in the Timelines Folder


Thanks Brett. I'll add my initials from next commit on-wards. Also I'll do the gitignore thing as well. And I've updated my ruby as well.


similarly, you can do self.post(url, post_data)


Better compatibility (code sharing, better codec/video support etc) against other opensource projects is one advantage. As an end-user the license change will not affect anything, as a contributor this means your code will always remain available as GPL, as a plugin developer this means your plugin(s) must be compatible with the GPL to be loaded in Natron (if you distribute the plugins).

@devernay  and/or @MrKepzie will probably have more info on this change when done.


I just changed the ' to "


留名吧，祝好，用goagent两年多，windows mac均成功使用。感谢goagent作者的辛劳付出。


OK I see now, it was an email to Orbitboy  Pheewww, but it could have been
me.LOL

On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 7:52 PM, carbuncle grim <mclarekin@gmail.com> wrote:

> Sorry, Oops , can not remember doing that.  I thought i only spell checked
> the render ui.
>
> Anyhow, yeah i later figured out the alfa/alpha being changed was one of
> the problems.. But once you fix  the alfa problem, I will check if the bug
> goes away. Because i seem to remember that there maybe an old bug in the
> import function. Reading a recent post by Taurus reminded me of that.
>
>
>
> On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 5:11 PM, Krzysztof Marczak <
> notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> You have to be more careful when you correct typos. When you renamed alfa
>> to alpha (where alfa is Polish name of alpha), then it's not possible to
>> import some of old settings from Mandelbulber 1.21.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/buddhi1980/mandelbulber2/commit/0e476b4ff1983e43c15f33ed4dc879dd2379be8b#commitcomment-12895216>
>> .
>>
>
>


一直再用GoAgent，翻墙的良心


You can also remove these comments and just refer back to the history of **assets/css/main.styl** if you want to go back to the ```col()```


그러면 transaction 유지를 위해서 db.transaction 안에서 dao 함수를 사용할 때에도 인자가 하나일 경우만 자동으로 context가 유지되고 둘 이상일 경우에는 항상 마지막 인자로 현재 context를 넘겨줘야 한다는 건가요?


looks good saves duplication


Agree. As I said in https://github.com/tools/godep/pull/166#issuecomment-107355561,

> It should be okay to vendor `testdata` folders, the issue is that they shouldn't be navigated into when listing Go packages and causing errors since `testdata` folders may purposefully (correctly) contain .go files that are invalid Go code.


usage:
pycsw-admin.py -c export_record_table_csv -f /path/to/default.cfg -p /path/to/output/dir


LGTM.


Done. How much of a speed-up is this?


This should've been monSrch.modelObject


Man, this could really get problematic for us. Fonts are such a mess.

If this continues, I may contact the "awesome font" devs and try to pick their brain a bit. This is going to become a maintenance nightmare for us.


Gerat job！But I have a problem using kickbot . It interrupt every spell in PVP ... I have set AllowAnyPlayerSpellInterrupt=0 , and fill the white list with spell names that I want to interrupt ... like "Polymorph|Fear|Cyclone" ...  Do I do it right ? If wrong , if wrong , how should I seperate spell names?Can you give me a example ?


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@starrynte
Looks good to go.


FourPipeBeamAirTerminal (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (755 of 756 tests passed)

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Make practice to create constructor (default and parametrized ) in Bean Classes


I'm going to rework this change and add a macro for Python APIs that were simply renamed.


>Update tbutils.js

You know, the message is editable even on the web client.


qiqi youzai zuosi le


@Scottmitch Will do. It seems like the public DNS servers are not stable enough today or they are throttling us down. Let me try to add more public DNS servers - the test already tries all available DNS servers.


The r7plus needs the pmic bytes before the oppoId, but the one in there
still isn't working.

On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 5:45 PM Michael Bestas <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Why?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/oppo-dev/android_device_oppo_msm8939-common/commit/62713c5bd07a99816f2a267ca6bda4d0453b31f6#commitcomment-12914046>
> .
>
--

Thanks,
Rashed Abdel-Tawab


doesn't git well. thought about reverting and recommitting.


Initial Commit First thing ever


squash this revert commit.


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补丁修复


We now have vertical padding between the rows of cards


补丁


Yes. I took away from our conversation that you agreed with my split. If not, speak up again!


7语言


We should remove this now.


Remove this extra new line.


Add this back in.


please cherrypick this commit instead of copy/paste (copy paste creates a new commit)


> The branch is still broken as of this writing.

Hmm! Which branch do you mean? `pytest`'s or `pytest-cov`'s?

@ionelmc, @schlamar, any comments?


低调点


I am thinking that updating means all files from all years from all regions go into data_raw/ subdirectories each time. The exception would be a region that literally has no new data (e.g., ai doesn't go out every year, or wctri is no longer active). Because each survey has it's own subdirectory, each update is region-specific. But the idea is that we do them all, once a year. Then package them all (literally all, including any that didn't update) into a new zipfile in data_updates/.

I will put all this in the readme on updating.


v 此次 v


vv 改变


发包方根本改变


using flake8 (which is python3) reports:
define:44:15: F821 undefined name 'raw_input'
define:59:23: F821 undefined name 'raw_input'
define:68:80: E501 line too long (85 > 79 characters)

line 68 contains a long url, not going to bother breaking up. raw_input errors are ignorable in this context.

So for now code is as "fancy" as I can get it :-p


se


see


Hi ToniCorinne. thank you for replying. I followed hookup guide. As you said, maybe the problem is in I2C.
When I type i2cdetect -y -r 1 in edison console, the message is
"i2c-designware-pci 0000:00:08.0: i2c_dw_handle_tx_abort : lost arbitration "

Maybe you know about this message?
I am powering right power and the lines between device and sensor is well..


Activity test.


Is it possible that they update the data set even when there isn't any new
data collected?

I.e., if this wasn't a survey year, could they have fixed a bad number?

On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 11:23 PM, mpinsky <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I am thinking that updating means all files from all years from all
> regions go into data_raw/ subdirectories each time. The exception would be
> a region that literally has no new data (e.g., ai doesn't go out every
> year, or wctri is no longer active). Because each survey has it's own
> subdirectory, each update is region-specific. But the idea is that we do
> them all, once a year. Then package them all (literally all, including any
> that didn't update) into a new zipfile in data_updates/.
>
> I will put all this in the readme on updating.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/mpinsky/OceanAdapt/commit/345f58b4c20ee192d2c0264c99b37a83a6112957#commitcomment-12917537>
> .
>


Try to read file from relative path so that if we move the project to any other system it should not give filenotfound error.


Added 4 more DNS servers for more reliability


maybe the save(..), and getObject(...) method should be removed and moved to DefaultResource class


I think this is just to keep the process open.


Setting padding this way can have a compounding effect. For example: if this method is called with a null parameter multiple times, `paddingTop` would increase very time. It should either set it to `spacing`, or to `originalPaddingTop + spacing`, where `originalPaddingTop` is defined somewhere


@clowwindy 一个马甲走天下 还发zhihu的招聘启示 连我都能大概知道你的信息 何况共匪呢 兄弟保重 谢谢你的贡献


@rBatt Do these edits make the directory structure more clear?


Looks ugly, doesn't it? But the "bad" value may itself be `nil`. I'm sure there is a better way to write it; any ideas?


asdasd


你好


哈哈


What should the expected output be here?


Нужно убрать теги `html`, `head`, `title`, `body`, так как они уже есть в основном лайауте в папке layouts.


Does this have to be this broad? This adds about 7kB vs if the whole thing were proguarded. Could the following cover our needs?

```
-keepclassmembers class rx.internal.util.unsafe.*ArrayQueue*Field* {
    long producerIndex;
    long consumerIndex;
}
-keepclassmembers class rx.internal.util.unsafe.BaseLinkedQueueProducerNodeRef {
    long producerNode;
    long consumerNode;
}
```


Thank you, dear Staphany!


thanks!


@rBatt Do you think this is clearer? Is this what you had in mind?


Please make a pull request for your work to merge it into master. It is almost always better to develop using many small pull rquests, rather than saaving up for months to create one giant one.


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The exception will happen at runtime, so I think we should add a test or implementation to the sample that would actually test against it as well. Proguard alone would only mention the unsafe warnings


I laughed out loud when I saw this and everyone looked around at me like I was insane or something. :smile:


I almost didn't notice that the second parameter to the super call was the same. I think it would be clearer here to change to
```java
int bothDimensionMeasureSpec = widthMeasureSpec;
super.onMeasure(bothDimensionMeasureSpec, bothDimensionMeasureSpec);
```

I think the suppression won't be necessary with that either


It's important to note that this class doesn't do what it says under all conditions. In any case where the mode of the widthSpec is not `EXACTLY`, the view probably won't come out square. I think that's fine for our purposes here, but the documentation should reflect that. Maybe the name should also be more specific. Something like "ImagePickerSheetImageView"


Hi Terry,
Is this for ICD10 stuff or part of your misc hcfa stuff or independent?
-brady


Why do this?


It's a little weird that these options are separate booleans. They can't both be true, nor should either be true if there is a Uri. What do you think of having two constructors instead? One that takes a Uri, and another that takes an IntDef int?


It seems like an appropiate description to me.


em sửa theo cái này mà sao modal vẫn hiển thị lệch vậy các bác ?!?!


Well, it's not untrue.


修改连接地址


Why 2.1.6 and not 2.1.5 or (when it becomes available) 2.1.7?  Because I use Vagrant and because a version of Ruby takes time to install, I avoid mandating a specific version.  Specifying 2.1 in .ruby-version means that anything in the 2.1.* series suffices, including 2.1.6.  Getting that specific means that if you don't have it installed, you have to install it (which requires waiting) before you can do anything.


将1040连接过多错误进行捕获 进行递归重连


fixes #5


随机数由以前的顺序抽取 变成范围内随机挑选数据进行抽取


谢谢


Shushhhhhhh


最大mysql并发数和内存大小有关 相关计算方程在：http://www.mysqlcalculator.com/


Oh, crap. I wonder if that was goimports screwing me over.


More wondering than anything, why is this argument being declared and passed if it's not being used?


数据量太大可以进行无人值守操作 自动关机


nice job


@digitalentity  sonar values cannot be 0 if it's measuring 0 t means wrong measure  // FIXME: Add sonar tilt compensation
+
+        if (newSonarAlt >= 0) {
+            // We have a valid reading


Yes. So perhaps good to do a complete update every year.


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Hey, just wanted to let you know that I also plan on modifying RichTextView extensively soon.
RichTextView is actually written to iOS 3 APIs, and so it doesn't use CoreText or any more modern APIs introduced since iOS 3.2.  The upcoming release of Frotz will finally drop support for iOS 3-6, and then I will rewrite the entire class to use CoreText (or higher level APIs), NSAttributedStrings, etc.  It will hopefully be a lot easier and get rid of hacky workarounds to holes in the older APIs.  I'll probably do that in Swift as well.


@dx thanks @dx


You are right. Need to fix. Thanks.


because i have it there in a bunch of others and its easier to copy/paste and its there just in case i decide i need to pull something from the config file


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Move the improved line here.


"WOOHOO %s" % msg.upper()


be consistent, use privmsg here too


Maybe we should still check it, but only when we hit that driver error?

-[Unknown]


Why is this happening?


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If I recall correctly, sonar driver returns -1 if wrong measure, but I guess zero is equally as bad. Thanks.


FourPipeBeamAirTerminal (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1281 of 1283 tests passed)

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Surely, there can be some reduction in operations and code simplification here...
I would like to see:
1) precalculate pi/4
2) if the division operation is required, do it once and store the result such as...
    float r = (x-1)/(x+1);
    float r2 = r*r;
    float r3 = r2*r;
    float r4 = r2*r2;
...so that this "(x-1)/(x+1)*(x-1)/(x+1)*(x-1)/(x+1)*(x-1)/(x+1)*(x-1)/(x+1)*(x-1)/(x+1)*(x-1)/(x+1)" can be replaced with: "r3*r4"
3) Although not really a performance issue, all of the constant values with 11 digits get truncated.  The value 0.9999993329f is truncated to 0.99999934f so the code isn't as precise as you think.


心里面拨凉拨凉拨凉的。


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As Brad mentioned some time ago:

```
Forcing cache entries prevents users from setting them.  The proper
way to add to the cached flags is by setting CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS as a
normal variable:
```

When you mentioned `without repeating already added options through
multiple cmake passes`, could you provide more details about your use case ?

How are you invoking CMake ? Is it in the context when used with toolchain file ?


@rBatt What do you think of this first cut at instructions for updating?


$1 是提交失误，本来是写的有想过滤规则调整


fixed app domain to live url


I think we should add comment why you need to pass in readFile function.


Did you mean for this to be confirme_mail? instead of confirm_mail or confirm_email?


why not string.replace?


Why you need to add these into CScript as well?


@flavour Do you think we need this, while the implementer imports warning_priority from csv (or for duplicate records)?


get_name should return str, right?


better to do a dictionary with 'name':self.get_name(email), etc


Could this association query be built via [`Arel`](https://github.com/rails/arel)?


pretty sure you can do passwordBox.label =

also, Don't -> don't


Octree (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1276 of 1276 tests passed)

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Lets clean up that whitespace!!


VERY NICE!


Tried string.replace. Doesn't seem to work. Also tried string.format and %.


location is no more a stub because it's return value is configurable via configuration.


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Added from Git


Added from git


Can we just move versioning and requestPayment to NYI section and be handled via `riak_cs_wm_not_implemented` ? Does s3cmd get messed up with that?


For speedups and optimizations, the correct procedure is to run bench and report speedup.
Here are the guidelines:

========
Non-functional changes

If your patch is a non functional change, you do not need to run it through fishtest.
Code refactoring

Send a pull request directly, explaining the rationale of your changes.
Speed optimization

Test it on your machine, by running stockfish bench. It is recommended to run it several times, and compute a mean and stdev to see if the improvement is statistically significant, for windows you can use FishBench.

Then send us a pull request. We will verify the speed up, for 3 reasons:

    The speedup needs to be statistically significant and not just random noise.
    The speedup needs to be confirmed on different machines. Sometimes a speedup on one machine is a slowdown on another.
    The speedup needs to be put in perspective with the code changes. If the code changes are invasive and/or ugly, only to achieve a small speedup, we will probably not accept the patch. This is subject to our appreciation.
============


Yep, code fixed.


效果好多了。:+1:


rbenv doesn't know about any versions called `2.1`.


It's good practice to also call `[self.view layoutIfNeeded];` *before* the animation, as well as at the end of the animation block like you have. This ensures that the view is layed out correctly before hand, and all the animations are performed correctly.


```def resolve
      if @user && (@record.user == @user)
         @posts = @user.posts
      elsif @user.admin? || @user.moderator?
          @posts = Post.all
      else @user.nil?
          raise Pundit::NotAuthorizedError, "Must be logged in."
     end```

try this and test it locally.


thanks


Good idea, fixed.


should be ===


show error message and stop software.


Zone-VS-WSHP-system-sizing-draft (EnergyArchmage) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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U


I was looking at this because I am messing around with ReactJS and MeteorJS.

And I need a way to push data that comes from an API into a ReactJS component through MeteorJS publish/subscribe system.

Do you know of a good way of doing that. I see lots of React / Meteor stuff in github, so any help is appreciated since I have only been doing this for 2 days now.

BTW this is all front end mostly, in that I am connecting to Salesforce via JSForce when actually pulling the data set for a particular user, who also logged in via JavaScript and OAauth in the client end.


oops....


Hey,

We have a semi-automatic system for building perl modules, and it fails to build Pod::Coverage::Moose now. We end up with Moose 2.1600, but no MooseX::Role::WithOverloading (it isn't listed in test_requires in the meta?).

if I move the eval like this:

```
my $res = eval { require Moose; Moose->VERSION('2.1300') };
use if !$res
    'Test::Requires' => 'MooseX::Role::WithOverloading';
```
the test skips properly, and installing MooseX::Role::WithOverloading manually then makes the test run and pass as well.

If I understand the commit message correctly, the idea is that MooseX::Role::WithOverloading isn't needed on Moose 2.1300 and higher? But `t/lib/TestOverload.pm` still has a `use MooseX::Role::WithOverloading` that blows up on newer Moose it seems?

(Note, I am not sure if commenting here is ok or not, please let me know if you prefer a RT issue instead)


(this was making Eclipse unhappy)


Although it works, I think we still need to add some comments, like `# Eslint raises some internal error for this file so we don't attach the certain error place for now.`


I just mention it because there will be more conflicts because I see more conflicts with upstream...

I have to admit that I just came across it because I tried to figure out the difference between foundation and upstream with regards to eMMC on a CM.

The difference we see is that upstream shows only: "mmc0: MAN_BKOPS_EN bit is not set"
And it does not continue to boot.

There is only the bus-width setting that is different in the device-tree - as far as I can tell...
I guess you must have had similar issues when the cm got introduce.
Any ideas what it was?


My latest test passed quickly at STC:
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/55dd5af80ebc595da9433961

Here I'm trying to using a formula for depths < MinimumSplitDepth:
1 + depth/2

Since the test was run at 3 threads, I'm not sure if its a better formula at depths higher than MinimumSplitDepth(5). I've submitted a test to check if it scales better at 7 threads. If it doesn't scale, we can use a revised formula(by combining the two patches):
max_slaves_per_splitpoint = (depth < MinimumSplitDepth) : ( 1 + depth/2) : 3 + depth/4


I can reproduce error on my Windows 8.1 latest nightly github-musescore-musescore-c900d30.  File is being removed the moment that the progress bar reaches %100.


I would remove this, and the KeyDisabler.java, it's not working anyway, The disabler points to a file that doesn't exist anyway. Not sure about with stock kernel but I know with shift that there is no way to fully disable the hardware keys, not device wise anyway so this basically just creates a running service with no purpose, assuming broken CMHW service in the first place, I have no clue, didn't look


Updated UI for Mac


I think there's a cypress touchkey Disabler kernel commit
On Aug 26, 2015 23:44, "Brett Rogers" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I would remove this, and the KeyDisabler.java, it's not working anyway,
> The disabler points to a file that doesn't exist anyway. Not sure about
> with stock kernel but I know with shift that there is no way to fully
> disable the hardware keys, not device wise anyway so this basically just
> creates a running service with no purpose, assuming broken CMHW service in
> the first place, I have no clue, didn't look
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/BrokenROM/device_samsung_t0lte/commit/ba0581c2b3b4bca03589fcc9185a0a8594e61d5e#commitcomment-12918175>
> .
>


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This should probably just be: `spaceBtn.alpha = Math.max(0, spaceBtn.alpha - 0.03);` - as that will allow the alpha to actually *become* 0.


Avoid empty lines


101163166-AirLoopHVACNodeNameNotUnique-4407 (rglazer2) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1803 of 1804 tests passed)

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Adding `2&>/dev/null` now cause the variable `NUMBER_OF_FILES` to hold 0 as value only even I have the right PhpStorm package in the root directory. But anyway, running `ls -1 PhpStorm-*.tar.gz 2&>/dev/null| wc -l` manually on terminal, I got the right result which is 1. I'm running on Ubuntu Desktop 14.04 LTS with terminator + zsh + oh-my-zsh

Can you have a look into this? Probably find a better way of counting files (I can see if I can send a pull request for that but don't wait for me.)


@HelenaSabel @setriplette Thanks to each of your input over the past two days, I've extensively revised the XSLT identity transformation to generate xml:ids for a range of scenarios, working in floatingText and the eventual need to create ids for lines of poetry within the prose narrative. There's a tester XML file in the XSLT folder that I've been working with to position elements in various levels of hierarchy and see if I can break the stylesheet. I think this version should work for us now, and generate useful output that Stacey can use once we start analyzing our markup and extracting lines (to study all the floatingText together, for example). If you spot anything problematic or that you have a question about, let me know (and writing it up as an Issue will be helpful!


I think here you mean `==` and not `!=`


I would like to see the duplicate calls to `getTileX` (eg.) eliminated, as in `var tileX = layer.getTileX(marker.x); .. map.putTile(currentTile, tileX, ..)`


Ignore .idea and other redundant files (look for .gitignore for RoR projects).


Octree (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (751 of 751 tests passed)

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Jesús Esteban Sánchez Alcántara, Num.cta:309267526


Could be BUT he's using a prebuilt of my custom kernel lol. You can disable the lights, but not the keys. Not using prebuilt anyway, unless he changed before then but I don't think he did. I could be completely wrong tho, I just know he's using my custom kernel and I "think" without any changes which is why I'm mentioning this just in case. Now you've got me interested, I gotta go look to see if he changed something from my last release


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

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Thanks. Looking at the name 'pwr_domain_state' it felt like a replacement for power_state. Ideally the naming should have been 'pwr_domain_state_id' for clarity.


This logic won't work because on non-Fedora systems it returns 0 which is < 22. So it still fires the 3.13.1-39 versioning. A fix to ensure this only triggers on actual Fedora machines is:

    if 0%{?fedora} > 1 && 0%{?fedora} < 22


This should be `libselinux-utils`


Have there been problems with logging too long URLs?
Truncating here makes it very difficult to manually inspect URLs that are generated somewhere else imo...


Did you find this factory validation example somewhere?


Is there a benefit to use a local .js file for this external resource with a well-defined CDN? If there is a benefit to a local resource, is/can it be provided via an npm package? (And if so, what are the drawbacks of such?)


Even though the name suggests a retention state, it is not.


Better to define explicit path there. Sometimes back my lead user to unexpected (for him) location.


Same as above.


Do not worry, it was 15 minutes even if literally sitting in the floor of the airport - only upset at the lack of working electricity plugs.

The good news are, even if it was a good while I did not regenerate the bindings and without really having exercised them yet, it seems they still are in good shape, even after the many good changes of late in HCTSA. Proof:

```python
import numpy as np
from pyopy.hctsa import hctsa

# PermEn test
x = np.array([4, 7, 9, 10, 6, 11, 3]).reshape(-1, 1)
abs(hctsa.operations.EN_PermEn_2_1(x)['permEn'] - 0.9183) < 1E-4
# True

# New operations test
hctsa.operations.NW_VisibilityGraph_norm(x)['entropy']
0.38584502731763803
```

About evolving the library. What I still miss is a good set of tests with computed values for some concrete time series, so we can check if a update breaks any operations and if the results of computations managed from python are correct. I guess getting such test collection can be a lot of sweat, because theoretically all values would need to be computed with a third part.y trusted implementation (e.g. by hand). But perhaps we could just assume HCTSA is the trusted implementation and have a script that generates expected values from a set of series. We could use changes as warnings in matlab HCTSA (for example, checking values from a commit with values from its parent commit) and it would be a good way to test the fidelity of results with pyopy.


@HelenaSabel You'll notice there's a .xpr file in this commit: It's an oXygen project, and it's a way of processing a batch of files you designate all together. (So you can do this at command line the way we were discussing a while ago, or you can do it within oXygen.) It's a little tricky because you have to work with oXygen's way of designating variables (and the oXygen support isn't very clear on how to do it). I'll try writing up a tutorial on it as soon as I get a chance!


I agree


Use FactoryGirl.create_list(:user, 20) instead of loop


Same as above


I quite like the 'temporary' variable. It makes me feel good to see requires 'have a [local] namespace'.


User.first / User.second ... etc


@ Orbitcowboy.  Sorry for referring to you as Orbitboy.  LOL

@ in general, I'm still learning about gighub, I now have figured out that
emails a copied to all collaborators.

On Thu, Aug 27, 2015 at 3:02 PM, carbuncle grim <mclarekin@gmail.com> wrote:

> OK I see now, it was an email to Orbitboy  Pheewww, but it could have been
> me.LOL
>
>
> On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 7:52 PM, carbuncle grim <mclarekin@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
>> Sorry, Oops , can not remember doing that.  I thought i only spell
>> checked the render ui.
>>
>> Anyhow, yeah i later figured out the alfa/alpha being changed was one of
>> the problems.. But once you fix  the alfa problem, I will check if the bug
>> goes away. Because i seem to remember that there maybe an old bug in the
>> import function. Reading a recent post by Taurus reminded me of that.
>>
>>
>>
>> On Wed, Aug 26, 2015 at 5:11 PM, Krzysztof Marczak <
>> notifications@github.com> wrote:
>>
>>> You have to be more careful when you correct typos. When you renamed
>>> alfa to alpha (where alfa is Polish name of alpha), then it's not possible
>>> to import some of old settings from Mandelbulber 1.21.
>>>
>>> —
>>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>>> <https://github.com/buddhi1980/mandelbulber2/commit/0e476b4ff1983e43c15f33ed4dc879dd2379be8b#commitcomment-12895216>
>>> .
>>>
>>
>>
>


@Salaboy Shouldn't the second parameter have different suffix like "_2"? It is used as a key in GridPreferencesStore, so the same grid preferences would be used for both tabs, which I believe is not the desired behavior..


Don't commit dead code


shouldn't admins be a different group then?


@HelenaSabel I'm curious about whether the .xpr file will open for you in oXygen, since we are sharing the same directory! Let me know if it opens for you--and if it does, maybe you can also run the XSLT transformation scenario I programmed into it. (If this opens a Project view, uou'd select all the files listed in the project, right-click, and find "Transform" on the drop-down menu. Then try "Apply Transformation Scenario(s)", and if it works, you'll see the transformations running in the bottom panel of oXygen. Then go look in our Github XML-and-Schematron / xslOutput directory for the output files, to check them first before copying them over their originals in the main XML-and-Schematron directory. (I've written these instructions because I am nearly positive the .xpr file will work for you...let me know what happens!)


yes!!! ty


Bye goagent.


develop (axelstudios) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2303 of 2343 tests passed)

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test


yes, this looks great! thanks. very helpful


I have incorporated the changes here to the repo.


Oh, thanks for doing this @artstorm


Тут черт ногу сломит с этими `if` условиями : )

Я так понял ты разрешаешь декомпрессию провести, а потом еще и декодирование?


fuck you spelling error.


Jesus, good catch! 😧


Tested. Still needs to relocated.


#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    while(1)
    {

    }
}


What does WorkerThreadSpinTime do? Why 5?


Английский плачет кровью однако


That's vague. Searching in the OpenGL 4.5 specs for `Uniform1d` doesn't give any result, so it's only in the extension.


@mohitmamoria  dsadasda


@equivalentideas does your editor have a spell checker? I use Sublime Text 2 and the spell checker works wonders #recommended


@sahilsarpal15 got it


RoomAirflowNetwork-Docs (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1800 of 1800 tests passed)

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Updated the freeCodeCamp Link


Моя `trySetFps` лямбда-функция делает то же самое что эти три if'а и `hr = type->SetItem(MF_MT_FRAME_RATE, fpsPropBuf);` который ниже.


Какой-то спаггети-код. Переменная в `MediaFoundation_Callback`, но метод для ее выставления в `MediaFoundation_Camera`.


This is still not fixed, the separation between the identifier and the translation should be a tabulation character, not a space character


This is still not fixed, the separation between the identifier and the translation should be a tabulation character, not two space character


hmm, it does not work some how -_-


RoomAirflowNetwork-Docs (jasondegraw) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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`Constants.Animals.Siege.BALLISTA` is already a String -> having `String.valueOf(...)` here is redundant.


101163166-AirLoopHVACNodeNameNotUnique-4407 (rglazer2) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1803 of 1804 tests passed)

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