Merged to GitLab (which should deploy in a few minutes), and I merged GitLab back to GitHub for freshness here too.


@boffbowsh has answered this question in https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-lint/commit/2b7cc676ad6a3c4ef38ca226943921b53e6c4773#commitcomment-12786309.


It's a bit better than it was before.


I think the idea was to end previous printed message " .... Done" without having two lines
```
text...
Done.
```


@boffbowsh has answered my question in https://github.com/alphagov/govuk-lint/commit/2b7cc676ad6a3c4ef38ca226943921b53e6c4773#commitcomment-12786309.


FYI @NobodysNightmare


Haha, yeah, that surprised me too. It took me awhile to get used to. To be fair, it's not an ECMA standard or anything -- it's just some guy's standard. But, I just wanted to pick *something* and it seemed like the best option at the time because I hate dealing with .jslint files and whatnot.

There is also https://github.com/Flet/semistandard :)


Thanks for the heads up.  I took a look and it's actually openocd 5 in the repository so I've grabbed 9 to compile during the build.


thanks @micahbolen — please keep sending in your feedback and feel free to open a PR now that we have our CLAs set up!


Not sure where it printed, should it also prefix code, or it redundant?
Maybe something like `[WS-CLEANUP] Clean failed with code: ` ?


So we should avoid bike shedding this, however the appropriate way to sort keys is going to be dependent on the user's display language.

Languages should be displayed as `[language name in display language] / [language name in language's own orthography]` (e.g. `Spanish / Español` if an english speaker was viewing the list).

As such, our internal ordering shouldn't matter, and should probably default to tesseract's dictionary key order.


I actually go back and forth a bit on that - sometimes I find it clearer to debug the transpiled ES5 code than my ES{6/7/whatever} jumble that I'm actually writing. I usually run with `'eval-source-map'` for development but find myself turning it off occasionally when I need to step through code.

Maybe something like:

```js
if (options.debug) {
  config.devtool = 'eval-source-map';
}
```

`'source-map'` is pretty slow for anything that's getting watched, which is not ideal.


let's continue the discussion on the (PR #5100) to keep things in context please :)


Thank you very much, @gavllew! I pushed the fix into jitsi/libjitsi commit 4fe473bcca66bca9da1c2c10f42897f39a35e783.


hi @jramscr

I modified the syntax  the some articles methods. Also, redirect to method the GET #update


worth a comment ? + PR on the parent repo explaining that we need to do that on other platform than linux?


No need to add this, the /large/ parent is exactly for this purpose.


@mhdawson too late now but this should have been `doc:`. I'll adjust it in the changelog.


@natep: Hi -- using cocoapods and am getting Dropbox-iOS-SDK/DropboxSDK.h not found -- any thoughts? I see it under Pods > Dropbox-iOS-SDK.


This should return an empty array if there aren't any tags.


4695_hpwh_equip_seq_num (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1791 of 1791 tests passed)

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Yeah, it does feel gross. Wasn't sure how to tackle it exactly. You're right, that's just a much heavier lift than dealing with the weirdness that it is currently.

Given that we only have English display names atm, do we leave this change in until we can do it right, manually compose the `NAMES` list to display order, or let the display menu be weird?


Convert to core model object so access can be granted using $tag->getName()


Is it necessary to call this on window load? Couldn't you set the state in constructor?


Fixes tab to space indentation not working.


Use Bootstrap::getBaseUrl() here instead of hardcoding all urls.


xD


Or just let the db do it since it can also do it quickly. If the user wants more specific validation they can enable it. I think it is tricky in js because the type system is flexible and thus some element of fuzziness comes to be expected.

Anyhow, seems the validation was a bit rushed and didn't take into account enough cases so at least disabling it for now by default (since it does break behavior) could be a nice move to give users time to actively test the validation. Looking forward to the fixes :) If there is something that needs to be reviewed here or a PR made let me know.


Why are you committing this?


@starsinmypockets the sencha CMD output we read from `sencha ant .props` has configured, comma-separated packages directories at the app and workspace level. We should probably read from there rather than crawling and searching ourselves because someone could theoretically configure a workpace packages dir outside where we'd find it this way


Why are you naming it with a "t"?


tested and working


SOooooooo it looks like this broke the internal build :(
@katherinebernstein


Agree :smile:


Isn't this a bug (`source_titlet` vs `source_title`)?


Because it's the title of the item which contains that tune and I can't think of a better way of taking it from the source_title field


camel case this so that it is addNewTagsToDb()


ok so at the package level we read the build.xml, get the package directory, and install to there


it was a mistake, the .github didn't ignore it :-1:


So why not name it `source_title`?


No, the problem was something totally else. Flyspray itself set the number of task_id. MySQL does in that case adjust the current value also to be the highest value, so the next one coming out is current + 1. PostgreSQL doesn't. It's either let the database handle all changes to an autoincremented column or not make it autoincremented at all. Any kind of mix just doesn't work. So the sequence in db at work was about 1000 behind reality. Seems that incrementing it wasn't done that way in some historical version.


No it didn't work; for example; `extension_for_mime_type` does not exist in Sprockets 3.


Because source_title and source_author are already in the item model (the one I renamed item_title/author yesterday)


Can be generated in a better way:
`if (old.hasFlags() != new.hasFlags() || old.hasFlags() && old.flags != new.flags)`


There's a subtle difference between "this command is pointless and shouldn't do anything" and "this command is pointless and should throw an error"; in this case, it's the first one, I think.

It would make sense to bind (progn (outline-minor-mode) (outline-hide-sublevels 1)) to a key, for example, and I don't think that should throw an error when used on an empty file (which presumably will be edited at some point to actually include headings).

But I agree it's not a big issue either way.


@gmr: does the latest pre-release include this change?


I'm not sure exposing this property is the best way to handle this scenario. If the idea is to prevent any action from happening on the main view controller when it isn't presented, could we put this in viewWillDisappear? It's already the MainVC's responsibility for tracking whether to ignore a request, so it'd be better to have all the functionality isolated inside the one controller.


I like the idea of being agnostic to which fs is used, but not sure if the current plugin assumes xfs because README says "/usr/sbin/mkfs.xfs for fs creation". Will keep looking through the code and ask @porcupie when I see him.


Using a key as the only method to switch to full screen mode might be inconvenient. Imagine a scenario with a devices setup as a gaming console without keyboard attached. A second option to support full screen mode through config file would be preferable.


The setup script is there to do it as easy as possible for the user. Please take a look at this: https://github.com/owncloud/vm/blob/master/vagrant/oc8ce/setup-when-admin.sh


Regarding epg.dat; the file is only written when E2 is halted, and contains all EPG-data that is normally kept in RAM. And reading the file only happens on E2 start. So in fact it's a kind of 'hibernation' file.

I'm not sure at which runlevel umountfs is being used, but are we aware that nowadays 'init 4' takes care of properly writing all data (so including writing live epg data to epg.dat)? In other words: 'init 4' awaits the proper writing of data before it actually stops E2.

Regarding HDD: if you think you have found a good way to establish the HDD-status, please give it a try and tell us what the results are.


This would be a good use case for firing an event when you are saving a lesson so that the tag model listens and updates.


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (749 of 749 tests passed)

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I think `\n` are unnecessary


Not sure why this ended up not working.
Was having issues getting content, ie. content would be null instead of an object.

Also note that this needs to account for the<pre> and </pre> tags in the lists!


Like we discussed. Lets allow the groups to be configured via the admin so that we can add new groups over time.


    - {% if cookiecutter.use_celery == 'y' -%}
    + {% if cookiecutter.use_celery == 'y' %}


Tsk tsk. If this gets published on the qa server at "http://qa.incubator-training.dev/", all of these URLs will break. That's why you want configuration based URLs, for portability.


26:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.


4: L102 copyright year is outdated, expected 2015 but got 2014
23:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. import warnings should be before import sqlalchemy
23:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
26:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.


24:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
25:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.utils.text should be before from invenio_upgrader.api
25:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.


4: L102 copyright year is outdated, expected 2015 but got 2014
23:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. import warnings should be before import sqlalchemy
23:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
24:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
25:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
26:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.legacy.dbquery should be before from sqlalchemy.exc
26:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
31: D103 Missing docstring in public function


1: D100 Missing docstring in public module
4: L102 copyright year is outdated, expected 2015 but got 2014
20:1: F403 'from sqlalchemy import *' used; unable to detect undefined names
21:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.ext.sqlalchemy should be before from sqlalchemy
21:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
22:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
27: D103 Missing docstring in public function
31: D103 Missing docstring in public function
42: D103 Missing docstring in public function


1: D100 Missing docstring in public module
4: L102 copyright year is outdated, expected 2015 but got 2014
20:1: F403 'from sqlalchemy import *' used; unable to detect undefined names
21:1: I100 Imports statements are in the wrong order. from invenio.ext.sqlalchemy should be before from sqlalchemy
21:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
22:1: I201 Missing newline before sections or imports.
27: D103 Missing docstring in public function
31: D103 Missing docstring in public function
39: D103 Missing docstring in public function


27:1: I101 Imported names are in the wrong order. Should be InvenioTestCase, make_test_suite, run_test_suite
32:5: E266 too many leading '#' for block comment
87:5: E303 too many blank lines (2)


Maybe, but now we can put those SQL update statements not requiring any arguments into upgrade.xml and not code those into the upgrader itself.


Nice!


1: M111 unrecognized component name: legacy


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-9-int_keyword = 7e5351e6


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1801 of 1801 tests passed)

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When you add the angular filter support, lets move this folder into filters. i.e. `source/filters/genericSearch` instead of `source/services/genericSearchFilter`


this wouldn't be done at the package level, rather the app and the workspace define where to look for packages during the build process. I've never seen packages configuring other package directories themselves.

Sencha CMD has a pretty complex cascading configuration system:
http://docs.sencha.com/cmd/5.x/advanced_cmd/cmd_advanced.html#Configuration
http://docs.sencha.com/cmd/5.x/advanced_cmd/cmd_build.html#Configuration

Reading it ourselves will be challenging, while having ant print them out for us is slow I think it's going to be the only truly reliable technique.

Maybe a trick we could do is to only do the full properties scan the first time `chaki install` is run on an app, pick which packages directory we want chaki to do its installing into, and then write that to the app's local.properties file and use that for a "quick launch" going forward


Test


But wait, so how were you testing this if `ipAddress` didn't work at all? Were you always explicit passing `--mobile-server`? (or it is `--server`)

And what's the plan for windows? Does the netroute module not work there?


tested and working


Do I read this correctly that an `exec_error==0` would cause `exit(EXIT_FAILURE+1)` too, unless `nbdevices==0` and so we get to `exit(EXIT_FAILURE)`? That is, as written, we never get to `exit(EXIT_SUCCESS)` ... right?


And for
```
 if (old.hasPrimaryConstructor()) {
   if (!checkEquals(old.primaryConstructor, new.primaryConstructor)) result.add(ProtoBufClassKind.PRIMARY_CONSTRUCTOR)
}
```


missing `\n` at the end of file


Looks like you accidentally put `cli/commands-cordova.js` on this line, and lost the *


I get it, and i think it is an awesome and easy script, but non technical users should not be bothered with this info to not confuse them. IMO it is better to point them directly to connect to the webinterface. Users with a technical background will appreciate the ease of use for setting up regional and keyboard settings as well as the possibility to change the password in the command line.


Done with 0d8adeb7f964650837aaa4566de8f53adc65d171


:+1: i thought about it, but forgot implement


Don't take this comment too seriously... I say I gave up but I didn't really (as you may notice in the few commits afterwards) :+1:


And there shouldn't be a star here


I have trouble with this hash, too. I end up with:

path is /nix/store/yg9ygrrf644g5sf9yk7v3n05j05pqnqh-git-export
f2ad04be4fe01e738ceab0cd03efb73a4a141fa07de02b42304b1f91dde7ca04

(On both a Mac and a Linux machine)


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Understand. So it could be seen as 'bug' or 'configuration bug' of postgresql? (from my subjective mysql view point)

What do you suggest?


What does this fix? What used to not work that now does work?


Found a bug that allows you to overwrite the enemy players move. Will implement a fix soon.


(Ideally this information would be in the commit message, so that other people can also observe in passing, or to help with bisecting to find the cause of a bug, etc)


I responded to it on the code review:

netroute is not supported on windows, and I haven't found another easy way to get the default route. It is only used in utils.ipAddress() to find the IP address to connect to for a mobile client on meteor run.

So I changed it to try to find a unique non-internal IPv4 address as a fallback, and ask people to be explicit if we can't. See https://github.com/meteor/meteor/commit/e349256b58a35832991e2736f6862664d52135ba.


Continua o dificil dificil aqui :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


@silasrm

Include parameter hide and set to false and look the result.

$('#tag1').tagsInput({
    'delimiter': [' ', ','],
    hide: false
});


Just as a note, so far we are trying to split commits like this in several commits.

In this case it makes sense to have one commit for each component: gandalf, api, router, mongodb and redis, docker_node.


Boa!


tested and working


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So? `Tune.source_title` is pretty straightforward, isn't it? Why not just name it `source_title`?


Legal @victormiguez!

Você pode também mudar o dificil dificil?!

Valeu!


Ya we can PR something separate for that. in the meantime I'll just remove it here. It doesn't belong in this anyway :P


Then were should we inform the user that the script exists? In the index.html?


Fixed in https://github.com/harbalk/delite/commit/715fde8ca3c7c7188aba1ae13d821b7927f76f8d.


As I understand `field.javaType` can be `STRING`, there is `STRING` in `JAVA_TYPES_WITH_INLINED_EQUALS`,
so this code can generate `string1 != string2`, which is not a good way of doing string comparison.


I think the mesos `cloudprovider` implementation uses the capacity reported by the slave for the NodeSpec that's created on the API server. And boy would it be wonderful if the kubelet used that as its baseline.


of course trans and borrowck using different CFG-s is (much) worse than them using the same wrong CFG, but that's not an excuse for producing wrong CFGs.

Also, no, it's not only primitive operators, but all operators except for explicit lvalue projections (i.e. addr-of, deref, field access, match, the LHS of array indexing) have their arguments copied to temporaries (up to optimizations) rather than accessed directly.

That's it, `Foo { a: f(), b: x[g()], ..*u() }` should be translated as
```
$temp_a = f() [onpanic <snip>]
$temp_b_index = g() [onpanic <snip>]
$temp_cmp = $temp_b_index < x.len
if $temp_cmp then goto <snip>
$temp_b = USE(x[$temp_b_index]) ; known $temp_b_index < x.len
$temp_base = u() [onpanic <snip>]
$result = Foo { a: $temp_a, b: $temp_b, c: $temp_base.c, d: $temp_base.d }
```


shamelessly stolen from @johndouthat


Nossa, não tinha reparado, já vou fazer outro commit arrumando isso, valeu!


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1801 of 1801 tests passed)

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:+1:  with the builder I understand what the 3 means


Nice :+1:


4695_hpwh_equip_seq_num (nmerket) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1797 of 1797 tests passed)

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Looks good.


I suggest fixing the sequence in database if it is PostgreSQL. And I don't see it as a bug. If the database schema says ' let the database handle this', then no-one should go and mess with it. That it allowed it anyway, that one should be considered a bug.


Thanks, I'm honored!


nitpicking, but better to write cannot :)


It's not a third party man-in-the-middle component, it's our own component. The stack is relative so if you say "5th item", when a new unexpected component inserts itself it'd become the 6th item in reality (but you don't know that). Maybe I'm understanding this wrongly though. If so, can you provide an example?


root@beaglebone:~/openocd-0.9.0/src# ./openocd --help
Open On-Chip Debugger 0.9.0 (2015-08-19-15:36)
Licensed under GNU GPL v2
For bug reports, read
        http://openocd.org/doc/doxygen/bugs.html
Open On-Chip Debugger
Licensed under GNU GPL v2
--help       | -h       display this help
--version    | -v       display OpenOCD version
--file       | -f       use configuration file <name>
--search     | -s       dir to search for config files and scripts
--debug      | -d       set debug level <0-3>
--log_output | -l       redirect log output to file <name>
--command    | -c       run <command>


This is a good suggestion. It would be good to tell them how to find these notes.


Really? In Java, yes, but for Kotlin?


Good point,  maybe we could remove the ascii display of the ip adress in the default start screen in Virtualbox so we could provide more and more readable information.

The index.html would be also a good place.

@jnweiger


Of course we should have a pass to remove pointless temporaries, but here isn't the place to do it.


Nice idea!


getting then map of `AnyType` as keys? kinda weird, but hey why not


97902934_ZoneMixing (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Yes, it's straightforward, I cannot output it to the 'result', while as it is now a "{{ result.source_titlet }}, by {{ result.source_authort }}" is enough


Afaik you can't be sure that the constructor is called after everything is ready. And when it's window related, i prefer to detect the window width after everything is really done and ready.


@robhoes and I discussed this and agreed to take this approach, using the op for three things: xenprep_start, xenprep_abort and the completion-handler in xapi_xenops.ml

Also, rather than raising an error (concurrent_operations_exception) we would prefer to wait for the current op to finish, and then proceed. Doing this for the completion-handler for sure, and for the other two if it's not too ugly or time-consuming.


97902934_ZoneMixing (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: Tests Failed

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As commented before, the guidelines encourage split commits like this.

In this commit it seems that we cover several changes:

 * Add dedicated security groups for api ELB.
 * Rename some security groups to add the environment name (docker, redis, mongo, registry).
 * Add some tag to some security groups (not sure why :-m)
 * Add security group for elasticsearch
 * Add security group for postgres
 * Reorganise the code to keep security groups close to the related objects.
 * ... etc.


Thanks for raising this.

Locale.getLanguage() says it returns "The language code, or the empty string if none is defined"

Seems unnecessary to add the .trim() therefore so I'm just going to remove it altogether...


all this only makes sense (in being useful) when you have `Values` with a sensible common type, right?


Is there a difference between this and `pip install --upgrade -e .`?


This would be a good place to add registering of observers.


This is OK for now, shortly I will have a PR moving from dism.exe to powershell cmdlets that makes this obsolete.


let's make these `--p2p` and `--rpc`


this isn't going to affect anything because you're only running two make command here


closes #42


Is this the code that takes an object like `{foo: 1, bar: 2}` and sees if the item's foo === 1 and bar === 2?

If so, the `normalizedQuery` logic seems wrong when there are multiple properties ... IIUC it only handles a single property.

But more importantly, in this case rather than calling `_testItemProperty()` it would be easier to just do something like:

```js
return function () {
   for (var property in realQuery) {
      if ( item[property] !== realQuery[property] ) { return false; }
  }
  return true;
}
```


I don't understand.


So:
+ sencha cmd will define top-level packages for us at the outset
+ then we crawl the dependencies and install dependencies at app-defined packages directory
+ recurse

??

(And yeah - I'll cache the properties so we don't have to recompute!)


a simpler solution would be to add an override for the main in your bower json and set it to only be the one, instead of maintaining a fork.


ok, but why?


My understanding was changing a function signature is supposed to bump major version.


The original path was introduced a few commits back, but when I tested it on Windows it failed. There is a symlink to `dev_bundle/lib/node_modules` in `tools/node_modules`, but that won't work on Windows. So we shouldn't depend on it.

But you're right, I should maybe have put this in the commit message.


What was the problem? How to reproduce?


didn't get what are you referring to


lets make sure the addresses are good (addr and port, addr can be name or ip).

fast_sync should be true or false

seeds should be properly formatted too


I was looking at your fork, and noticed this commit. Is it a groundbreaking change? Or will I be okay using the parent repo? I am just looking to sync 1 way with rsync


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When I search for 'Delgaty Ice House, An Auld Tune', I get a result of the 'tune' type. That result's json is:

    "source_authort": "Robert Petrie ",
    "pk": "556",
    "url": "http://local.hms.scot:8000/tune/556",
    "type": "tune",
    "_version_": 1509930439970652200,
    "name": "Delgaty Ice House,     An auld Tune.",
    "id": "b66bfea8-aea0-4759-82bd-7093c8631dee",
    "source_titlet": "A Second Collection of Strathspey Reels"

and that's where I take the source title and author from. Is there another way of doing that without adding the _authort and _titlet fields?


exactly. and if they don't you probably just want `.toString` from them and don't really care about types (didn't care in advance)


Nice to see this function being re-usable ;)


Where did you remove the temporary fix for segfault? I don't see that change in this commit.


Renamed Y to Y1 to match presentation


I was wondering when someone would ask that question :)

It seems this is something Rubocop doesn't / can't enforce. So it's a bit of personal style that has slipped through.


Also, the rehash should go in the caller, not this function.


Added third lookup table for slow post-synaptic trace


97902934_ZoneMixing (macumber) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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Thanks, fixed.


Hm, sounds like "persistence id changed", I'm drawing a blank for a better name though...

// feel free to merge now anyway, we can revisit names here later


Copy slow post-synaptic trace lookup table from SDRAM into local memory


thanks


oops, a typo?


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much nicer :)


The commit message does not fit with this change.


#
# Expanded version of the package for computation
# with axial algebras
# 19/08/2015
#

LoadPackage("grape");

AllTauMaps:=function(G)
 local k,group,i,map,j,m,good,N,o,p,H,graph,M;
 if not IsPermGroup(G) then
  return fail;
 fi;
 k:=LargestMovedPoint(G);
 group:=rec(G:=G);
 group.orbs:=Orbits(G,[1..k]);
 group.reps:=List(group.orbs,o->o[1]);
 group.r:=Length(group.orbs);
 group.maps:=Cartesian(
   List(group.reps,r->
     Filtered(Center(Stabilizer(G,r)),z->z^2=One(G))));
 group.pairs:=Orbits(G,Combinations([1..k],2),OnSets);
 group.comps:=[];
 group.shs:=[];
 for i in [1..Length(group.maps)] do
  group.comps[i]:=[];
  group.shs[i]:=[];
  map:=[];
  for j in [1..group.r] do
   for m in group.orbs[j] do
    map[m]:=
      group.maps[i][j]^RepresentativeAction(G,group.reps[j],m);
   od;
  od;
  good:=true;
  N:=[];
  o:=[];
  for j in [1..Length(group.pairs)] do
   p:=group.pairs[j][1];
   H:=Subgroup(G,map{p});
   o[j]:=[Set(Orbit(H,p[1])),Set(Orbit(H,p[2]))];
   if o[j][1]=o[j][2] then
    if (Length(o[j][1]) in [3,5])
         and Size(H)=2*Length(o[j][1]) then
     N[j]:=Length(o[j][1]);
    else
     good:=false;
     break;
    fi;
   else
    if Length(o[j][1])=Length(o[j][2])
         and (Length(o[j][2]) in [1,2,3])
         and (Size(H) in
           [1,2*Length(o[j][1]),4*Length(o[j][1])]) then
     N[j]:=2*Length(o[j][1]);
    else
     good:=false;
     break;
    fi;
   fi;
  od;
  if good then
   graph:=NullGraph(Group(()),Length(group.pairs));
   for j in [1..Length(group.pairs)] do
    if N[j]=4 then
     for m in [1..Length(group.pairs)] do
      if N[m]=2 then
       if o[j][1] in group.pairs[m] then
        break;
       fi;
      fi;
     od;
     if not(m in Adjacency(graph,j)) then
      AddEdgeOrbit(graph,[j,m]);
      AddEdgeOrbit(graph,[m,j]);
     fi;
     for m in [1..Length(group.pairs)] do
      if N[m]=2 then
       if o[j][2] in group.pairs[m] then
        break;
       fi;
      fi;
     od;
     if not(m in Adjacency(graph,j)) then
      AddEdgeOrbit(graph,[j,m]);
      AddEdgeOrbit(graph,[m,j]);
     fi;
    fi;
    if N[j]=6 then
     for m in [1..Length(group.pairs)] do
      if N[m]=3 then
       if o[j][1]{[1,2]} in group.pairs[m] then
        break;
       fi;
      fi;
     od;
     if not(m in Adjacency(graph,j)) then
      AddEdgeOrbit(graph,[j,m]);
      AddEdgeOrbit(graph,[m,j]);
     fi;
     for m in [1..Length(group.pairs)] do
      if N[m]=3 then
       if o[j][2]{[1,2]} in group.pairs[m] then
        break;
       fi;
      fi;
     od;
     if not(m in Adjacency(graph,j)) then
      AddEdgeOrbit(graph,[j,m]);
      AddEdgeOrbit(graph,[m,j]);
     fi;
     p:=Concatenation([o[j][1][1]],
          Filtered(o[j][2],q->q^map[o[j][1][1]]=q));
     p:=Set(p);
     for m in [1..Length(group.pairs)] do
      if N[m]=2 then
       if p in group.pairs[m] then
        break;
       fi;
      fi;
     od;
     if not(m in Adjacency(graph,j)) then
      AddEdgeOrbit(graph,[j,m]);
      AddEdgeOrbit(graph,[m,j]);
     fi;
    fi;
   od;
   group.comps[i]:=ConnectedComponents(graph);
   M:=List(group.comps[i],c->Maximum(List(c,q->N[q])));
   group.shs[i]:=Cartesian(List(M,
                   function(m) if m=2 then
                                return ["2A","2B"];
                               elif m=3 then
                                return ["3A","3C"];
                               elif m=4 then
                                return ["4A","4B"];
                               elif m=5 then
                                return ["5A"];
                               else
                                return ["6A"];
                               fi; end));
  fi;
 od;
 return group;
end;


Allow this learning rule extra memory for the slow post-synaptic trace lookup table


Just add it to the `source_title` and `source_author` fields that you've already defined (in the item).

I think your problem is that you think that because you have `source_title` information in your item records, you can't also have `source_title` fields in your tune records in Solr. This is wrong. Solr doesn't care about what type of record you're entering, it just lets you attach any field to any record as long as it's pre-defined in the schema.


That doesn't look right. The array() should end after "\r".


I am not sure that this is an improvement in readability. I prefer the current way.


Specify a different filename suffix for executables that use this timing dependence


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@fritx you are right. i will recorrect it soon. :joy:


Write lookup table with tau_y2 time constant to SDRAM


Is this line not needed anymore? If `hms_p->iter == NULL` from the start, the type won't be changed for `last_hist_entry`.


This commit could be split as well. As Dan mention one day: if you use a conjunction word in you description like 'also', you should consider split the commit or PR.


@jcspader Thank's.
I'll try to fix this shit.


(User eXperience), ~~elle~~ est ?


Eu acho que o imperativo aqui é uma boa. Não vejo por que mudar.


Just telling the user to connect devices on the same WiFi network is the design goal of the application.[1] Prompting user to turn on WiFi would be an overkill because we won't know which communication media will the user be using be it Bluetooth tethering, USB tethering or WiFi.

https://wiki.gnome.org/Design/Whiteboards/GeolocationSharing


merge conflicts need to be resolved prior to merging to master. see my pull


Valeu!


The post-synaptic trace for a pair-based rule consists of a single 16-bit value. For the triplet-based rule, two are required so replace this with a struct.


> Maybe you wanted to do...

That looks nicer. The way I have it here prints your warning text and prints the error as well.


This commit covers:
 * Removed security groups from load balancers
 * Allow docker nodes connect to gandalf archive server
 * Allow API nodes connect to docker nodes ports (for health checking)


Add a helper macro to read slow post-synaptic trace lookup table


this line is not needed.


does that configs dir cover the /opt/retropie and /etc/emulationstation directories?
i'd like to back my things up :)

would $home and $rootdir be good to add as well? i'd like to be able to access some obscure files there sometimes ;)


A test to check for duplicate flags in pofiles would be nice.


Initialise both members of new post-synaptic trace structure


@fritx clear now, have a good night :)


Good job. Although, notice the extra blank lines after each line:
```
1	We are not what we should be

2	We are not what we need to be

3	But at least we are not what we used to be

4	  -- Football Coach

5
```


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You could have used some nicer commit message, and linked the pull request on github.


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@benrudolph isn't this probably it? Just checked hqdjango10, and java's not installed.


Will do next time.


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it covers /opt/retropie/configs - the only place user configs live outside of this now is ~/.emulationstation - you shouldn't need to backup /etc/emulationstation as user changes should go in homedir really.


You should only check the first line of a file and use `line.startswith('{"discriminator":')`


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I don't want to share the retropie root really, but perhaps home could be added, but I think as an option perhaps rather than by default. (for security reasons - there is no password on the samba share).


thanks for that @joolswills - i've been out of this for a few months and lost track of all the changes

so now the /etc/emulationstation stuff like themes or whatever is located in the homedir?


aye that sounds right. i remember at one point someone had told me that that is probably not important. guess that's not true!


Please use python indentation: 4 spaces as one tab. So every new level has 4 new spaces.


It is good if it is explained why the change was required. If I'm not wrong, this completely changes the behaviour of the sg, from allowing all the traffic from the "office, jenkins and nat" to allow the traffic "from any host in the cluster"


@typeinference
Please take a look at this commit


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Just save source in https://github.com/harbalk/delite/commit/715fde8ca3c7c7188aba1ae13d821b7927f76f8d ?


Do you have a citation? You can add it to your tool with the `<citations>` tag.


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Again you are right. Current code will ignore `hms_p->last_hist_entry` that keeps having the same value when trying to insert it, but it is better to not try insert it at all.


lol

On Wed, Aug 19, 2015 at 12:08 PM Ben <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> aye that sounds right. i remember at one point someone had told me that
> that is probably not important. guess that's not true!
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the system uses /etc/emulationstation, but should you want to override stuff, it's best to use ~/.emulationstation.


the name and the description will form one name ... so I guess this is a little bit redundant.


neat


한 커밋에 담기에는 변경 사항이 너무 큰 것 같습니다. 좀 더 세분화하면 리뷰할 때도 편하고 나중에 관리하기도 좋을 것 같네요.. 제 생각에는 다음과 같이 커밋을 분리하는게 좋아 보입니다.

1. Value 클래스 변경 사항 (value.h)
2. Expression 변경 사항
3~N. 각 value 클래스별 구현
N+1. 테스트 코드

그리고 테스트 코드에서 uint 타입의 경우 음수값에 대한 테스트가 더 있으면 좋겠네요.


I have been testing this and I found that 128kb works better than 256 or 512.


Should probably add a fuzzy check to the if statement above that marks the translation as approved as well.


@joolswills - thanks for explaining it to me! that is awesome!


Ok, my bad


I am really beginner with vagrant and roots, but I think (and see through my own example) at this point there is no vagrant VM, where we could SSH. We create it just later with ´vagrant up´. Why was ´cd site && composer require roots/soil´ not good?
Cheers, and thanks for your work!!!


Adding from GitHub


We agreed not to pass source info in constructors to allow source info to be a separate node type.


@joshuawatson then it makes sense :) I think we should change this everywhere in the project. Do you want to do it?


Thank you! Fixed in commit e1a5c9a1604bfedfa42e17d78b1854dad37a10ad


:dancer:


I dont think this is ok


@flavour Please review

Is there collection of mime_type supported by eden? the <resource> segment needs mime_type


In general I'm not sure about this username and password entry. Galaxy will store every value in a database and if you share histories or exchange datasets this will be transferred.
There was some discussion about a special `password` field in Galaxy but I don't think this materialized.
In some later iteration you could think about a *.loc file which contains user+password and maps the Galaxy user to the webservice user, or we get this password field :)


This should be ok!


> Is this the code that takes an object like {foo: 1, bar: 2} and tests if the item's foo === 1 and bar === 2?

>If so, the normalizedQuery logic seems wrong when there are multiple properties ... IIUC it only handles a single property.

Yes I was aware of the problem.

> But more importantly, in this case rather than calling _testItemProperty() it would be easier to just do something like

You're right I thought about matching with the others types of query but it is far better this way.


call wlan_connect_cancel() to stop WiFI connecting.


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This line is throwing warnings. Why is it that %d is being used for `split->items`?


It's possible that a translation will be added to self.translations_to_update twice, in the case of an entity with a string being updated that's also marked fuzzy. I'm not entirely sure what the behavior is when that happens. Maybe we could use a set for it? Or we should see how to change the logic to avoid adding them twice?


No need in this ```TODO``` anymore - write doesn't return Promise so we can't analyze result :)


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Ping/pong will be disabled during the heavy stress tests and re-added later. One thing at a time..


@flavour Please review

Is there collection of mime_type supported by eden? the segment needs mime_type


Hope you'll like it :D I didn't add any test regarding this iframe since I hope to remove this ```App.instanceId``` logic soon and honestly I'm not sure how to test it..., but let me know if you want me to test it.


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`<requirements>` are missing.

```
        <requirements>
            <requirement type="package" version="2.2.1">lsdsl</requirement>
        </requirements>
```


completeCheckbox is set twice


requirements ...
You can think of using a macro file: DRY.
Like here: https://github.com/galaxyproject/tools-iuc/blob/master/tools/bedtools/macros.xml


use the `./app/index.js` file not the babel loader


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Shouldn't woff2 encoder somehow communicate with ttLib that table reordering is not possible?


そんな感じでOKです :+1:
その調子でどんどんいきましょう！


New or old kernel ?
Because old kernel used to works best at 128 yes, the new one is different.


I know what you mean, it looks a bit ugly because of the check on nearly every second line.
But I think somehow weird to have a function and not check its "success"/acknowledge value at all.

Actually it's not that important to me, just need to figure out how to remove that change from the pull request.


Just to avoid having to worry about static initialization order, it might be better to use a function-local static, like so:

```
const EC_GROUP* ecgroup_instance() {
    static ecgroup_wrapper instance;
    return instance.get();
}
```


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Tangerine 8.0. Should I try 512 again? Or CM stock kernel? @AdrianDC


@p4paul Maybe use this to add data to a Jenkins global user/email address map which is the data source for a `MailAddressResolver` rather than setting the property?

`Mailer.UserProperty` has associated UI, so you don't want multiple instances of that.

Alternatively,y define your own (invisible) `UserProperty` that records the perforce email address for a user, and use that as data source for your `MailAddressResolver`. It would still edit user records during changelog computation, which is weird, but at least wouldn't reuse the regular `Mailer.UserProperty` in this way.


Welcome to a safe and better banking


@eddanger docs should be in this repo too - I think the file to update is `redpotion/docs/cookbook/command_line.md` if you want to throw together the update! :)


Cm doesn't support custom kernels. Please don't start a discussion here.
Thank you.


CT01 - Criar Cadastro de Consumidor.


when I call
```cpp
wlan_connect_cancel();
```

i get a compile error saying too few arguments


Can just match `Args` un-reversed against `[Unit, Quantity, Param]`.


why did you remove the 'Command not recognized' wording?


I understand this is the meat of the commit. The proof of it is in the pudding^w tests, which I confirm all pass.


spek, how about you try to compile aegisub git?

The one I compiled would not run.

It also seems that ffmpeg is just another lib to be recompiled with every preset change.


The commit message format suggest:
```
 x11-themes/elementary-xfce-icon-theme: bump to 0.4_p20150818
```
Also see https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Gentoo_git_workflow#Commit_message_format


See, #8567.


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```` then(function(data) {
            callback(data);
        });````

Can just be .then(callback)


@trustin - `host[:port]` should be expected. Can you be more explicit about what you feel the issue is?

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/net/URI.html:

```
A hierarchical URI is subject to further parsing according to the syntax

[scheme:][//authority][path][?query][#fragment]
where the characters :, /, ?, and # stand for themselves. The scheme-specific part of a hierarchical URI consists of the characters between the scheme and fragment components.
The authority component of a hierarchical URI is, if specified, either server-based or registry-based. A server-based authority parses according to the familiar syntax

[user-info@]host[:port]
```

That being said I think there is an issue with the `path` above. I will submit a PR for this.


There is, I hear, a way to suppress whitespace differences on the GH diff page, but can't remember where it was.


tested and working


change to jsonpointer version in package.json dependencies


So do you know where is this used currently?


My nit (and it is a nit with the original implementation) is a failure to obtain the semaphore returns without actually doing the reset operation.


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array_key_exists($dataKey, $this->data)

menas

isset($this->data[$dataKey])

but not

isset($dataKey, $this->data)

which means

isset($dataKey) AND isset($this->data)


I think in all of these the callbacks should be taken into it's own "then" after the response handling since you wouldn't want to call them on an error.


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Actually yes. Maybe we can get rid of AppContext, since the other context I can think of is `NavigationContext` which also changes by request.


I wish I could just star commits :grinning:

:star2:


oh man, i forgot it, thank you


Up. This is still not clear...


Arch, but it doesn't matter -- your code uses either 'start' for Windows or 'open' otherwise. Linux doesn't have an 'open' command (maybe you meant `xdg-open`?). Using a module like `opn` effectively abstracts away the problem so that `hcat` doesn't need to care about what OS you're on.


@daniel-beck Hi Daniel, I must admit I thought I was adding to Jenkins global user/email address map; it seemed that way when I tested it.

The Perforce User object is only visible during a build or processing a change.  Perhaps moving this into the Build step makes more sense.  As browsing to 'asynchPeople/' is now very slow as it scans the changes.


nit : EMMET_URL or EMMET_SCRIPT_URL


Thanks! :thumbsup:


IIRC this was not paired properly and the `Done` was not always printed so the next, often unrelated, line was appended directly contributing to the confusion.


Let me double check .... no, not part of the acceptance criteria.


Again a nit, but ... on failure to connect, the code jumps to a tag 'err_unlock' - not sure why the unused 'err' tag is still present (?). Perhaps call 'err_unlock' "release" instead and remove the 'err' goto tag altogether?


Those are template strings, a new feature in ES6 (the next version of Javascript). We support it today by running our code through Babel.js.  Here's an explanation that I think will answer your questions:

http://babeljs.io/docs/learn-es2015/#template-strings


@MrKepzie we should do this in Natron on startup, with a "please wait while updating fontconfig cache" dialog


Adiciona esse token em uma config de cliente.publicVars


Melhor alterar a identação para 2 espaços


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Yes XFS is just a default (can be overridden also at plugin start time using `--fs` flag); the plugin will attempt to find `"mkfs."+fstype` binary in the PATH.


saw approval from andytill
at https://github.com/basho/riak_core/commit/72beb13b495da0031c38f6b8f72b7f1680854506


merging basho/riak_core/gg/integration/timeseries = 72beb13b into borshop-integration-771-gg/integration/timeseries


basho/riak_core/gg/integration/timeseries = 72beb13b merged ok, testing candidate = 5d71c809


should add a condition here to limit this to only the current ballot. in fact, probably better to update the route for this action to `POST /api/ballots/:ballotId` and use the ballot id from request's route param to update only that ballot. Might also want to check to make sure that athlete isn't already in the `writein` array.


Yep

We need to be careful about caching though, we don't want chaki to keep not
working cause of bad config after someone fixes the config. I'd rather it
be slow than inconsistent

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wrote:

> So:
>
>    - sencha cmd will define top-level packages for us at the outset
>    - then we crawl the dependencies and install dependencies at
>    app-defined packages directory
>    - recurse
>
> ??
>
> (And yeah - I'll cache the properties so we don't have to recompute!)
>
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Initially I had an `if self.flavor == "woff2"` check in ttLib, but then I wanted to make the latter flavor agnostic..
Yes, we could ignore the `reorderTables` argument if flavor is "woff2".. although remember that this alphabetical sorting is only temporary (and it has been fixed since February in OTS, as well as recently in the reference decoder.


@rllola perhaps you could explain what you wanted to do and we will try to help you do it?


consider update to `POST /api/ballots/:ballotId`? that way you are only updating the ballot you specify.


Makes sense, will do.


For normal list_layout function then better to access raw & check for None
For the map popup case this can't yet be done but should use current.messages["NONE"] instead of "-" as this is customisable


I agree that using Grunt is more efficient, but now we are forcing the users to install npm and grunt.


prefer all options at same level of indent


Ok.  Though, lets make sure the default doesn't break older Chrome...


Coursera Getting and Cleaning Data Project


Fair enough. I will cede to that :)


@onebree it depends if you plan on sending options to rsync, from the above it looks like `shelljoin` mashes 'em rather than maintaining a space between each `arg`.


We generally use web2py to handle mime types:
https://github.com/web2py/web2py/blob/master/gluon/contenttype.py


hmm hmm bilkul. !


Yes, we may need to transition this to SQL eventually -- but let's do it if/when the problem arises.


Note: Hosting custom build is an approach until https://github.com/angular/angular.js/pull/11212/ is open.


That's good enough for me. Then I'll be eagerly waiting for 2.4.1 :-) Thanks Brett!


Added.


lol, you didn't notice how I build it up from one line to begin with ;-)


@cowlibob was the issue with `shellescape` as seen here

```ruby
              # File shellwords.rb, line 110
def shelljoin(array)
  array.map { |arg| shellescape(arg) }.join(' ')
end
```
toggle source here: http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-1.9.3/libdoc/shellwords/rdoc/Shellwords.html#method-c-shelljoin


@vahidreza I was able to avoid the Application class and this the AndroidManifest.xml patch but I'm also working on other changes to better interact with install data. Will upload this changes later today.


OnPlayerZoneChange--> https://github.com/kossolax/TSX-RP/blob/master/jobs/roleplay_police.sp#L123 est plus pratique :-)


Fixed.


The list out of band tiles grows via this recursive call on the already existing outOfBandTile of `this`.

This is done since the current out of band tile is already being loaded, and thus we should wait for it to finish.


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I think I fixed it!!!
https://github.com/stallio/asciidoc-manning-templates/commit/e11186f41a2a031c1d0868ea66ec597cf7a523ba

Thanks all


so shall I do this?
```diff
diff --git a/Lib/fontTools/ttLib/__init__.py b/Lib/fontTools/ttLib/__init__.py
index 48eaaca..ae39581 100644
--- a/Lib/fontTools/ttLib/__init__.py
+++ b/Lib/fontTools/ttLib/__init__.py
@@ -223,6 +223,7 @@ class TTFont(object):
 		writer.close()

 		if (reorderTables is None or
+				self.flavor == 'woff2' or
 				(reorderTables is False and self.reader is None)):
 			# don't reorder tables and save as is
 			file.write(tmp.getvalue())

```


ack


@msom I guess I broke it...

```
Getting distribution for 'onegov.eventonegov.form>=0.6.6'.
While:
  Installing onegov.
  Getting distribution for 'onegov.eventonegov.form>=0.6.6'.
Error: Couldn't find a distribution for 'onegov.eventonegov.form>=0.6.6'.
```


hello sir,
 I just need to know if we have vary complex result set  like linq  anonymous type list. so how can we
mange it from entity class on data layer bcz view model not come in picture in data layer.

     If we create a new class for that it's not a view model right ?


Maybe setSync would be a better name.


4695_hpwh_equip_seq_num (nmerket) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1797 of 1797 tests passed)

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`this.outOfBandTile` was already defined, but it was still idle, so we simply replace it by the new tile. Thus, we never have more than one tile pending.  Thus, the list will can one tile that is `LOADING` and then potentially one tile that is `IDLE`. The `IDLE` tile is continuously replaced until it's time for it to start loading, keeping the list at lenght 2.


nice :+1:


4695_hpwh_equip_seq_num (nmerket) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1797 of 1797 tests passed)

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ah wait unack, can you maybe squash the commit with the previous one? So you can see that the `Module` entry inside the plugin file corresponds to this package/module.


nit : setSync would be a better name.


After looking at [this](https://github.com/SpongePowered/SpongeCommon/pull/56/files#diff-3e0608b770ce88acc5930c8d3770037eR45), you might want to remove [`Translatable`](https://github.com/SpongePowered/SpongeAPI/blob/master/src/main/java/org/spongepowered/api/text/translation/Translatable.java#L30) from [`Profession`](https://github.com/SpongePowered/SpongeAPI/blob/master/src/main/java/org/spongepowered/api/data/type/Profession.java#L36).
(Vanilla does not have translations for professions.)


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_core/builds/1713


Sorry for that! :(


empd (jdwoods21) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1789 of 1791 tests passed)

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Hmm.. I just tried it out and it looks to be doing accounting fine?

`&{activations:1 creations:1 removals:1 mounts:1 unmounts:1 paths:1}`

Updated commit here.. https://github.com/clintonskitson/docker/commit/3e7f08e206c8129ba293154a527029aa8e98a9bd

I did run into an interesting scenario where it looks like the mock in the driver needs to be updated.

The path mock API call was throwing off the numbers because it was reporting no matter what that the path had already been mounted.  This fix makes it so it only reports it as mounted if a mount command had run before.  @calavera does the fix for the mock seem legit?

		var p string
		if s.ec.mounts == 0 {
			p = ""
		} else {
			p = hostVolumePath(pr.name)
		}


emh .... i love you.
ahahahah


Or add something like writer.reordersTables() and make it return True from WOFF2.  Then if writer reorders tables, we wouldn't.


Why would any of these be `None`?


I know. I couldn't fix it otherhow than hackfixing, and didn't want to leave it unfixed :-(
More about that in https://github.com/Appled/TrinityCore/blob/78c8e861e20f615e44fd27534dcb5c7b8487a6ac/src/server/scripts/Northrend/CrusadersColiseum/TrialOfTheChampion/boss_grand_champions.cpp#L1172

Also, going to change the timers to eventmap later tonight.


So we're no longer syncing HTML/CSS/JS, libs, and settings ? That seems wrong to me.


Sorry, now I see that you brought this if from down there. Nevermind.


This load handler listens to when an out of band tile has been loaded. When that happens, we check if this new tile is newer (via the sequence number) than the one currently in the tileCache. If so we simply replace the old tile in the tileCache, thus getting rid of old outdated tiles,


I like that


btw checkout [curry-this](https://github.com/stoeffel/curry-this) if you ever need a more convenient curry function (just thought that it would interest you)


MitchesD suggested a for-loop here, and it's already been created but not pushed yet.


Ah, great. Thanks.


Do you need this setting?


apt-mirror looks great for me.
Please send a clean PR to test branch


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Here we completely clear the cache for the non-visible tiles, ensuring that we don't spend energy on tiles outside of the visible screen space. I am not entirely sure how significant this optimization is in practice.


I hope you're happy @iwehrman


I guess we have to do this because we have multi-line titles? otherwise, would've been nice to use `adjustFontSizeToFitWidth` and `minimumFontSize`


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`comcast --ipv6 --mode=stop` misspell there <3


Um.....thank you?

Don't try to build this yet, I'll have something for you to test later today.


Seems reasonable to me. But why don't you use same way as 3.x? (`strpos(dirname($path), '..') !== false`)


Maybe would just change the names of these methods to `_emit_send_status()` and `_emit_receive_status()`, or something like this, to standardize methods' names.


网站标题和主页面标题重复，无法分别修改。
博客根目录配置文件
```
# Site
title: 站标题
subtitle: 主页面标题
description: ...
author: idhyt
language: zh-Hans
timezone:
```
title和subtitle分别用作站标题和主页面标题：
![pic name](http://7xi9s3.com1.z0.glb.clouddn.com/title-subtitle.jpg)


Interesting, so the function should look like this:

``` swift
func bs_setTitleWithoutAnimation(title: String?, forState state: UIControlState) {
    // Store enabled
    let wasEnabled = self.enabled

    // Disable/enable animations
    UIView.setAnimationsEnabled(false)

    // A little hack to set title without animation
    self.enabled = true
    self.setTitle(title, forState: state)
    self.layoutIfNeeded()
    self.enabled = wasEnabled

    // Enable animations
    UIView.setAnimationsEnabled(true)
}
```

Unless you mean where you set `self.enabled = true`, should using `wasEnabled` as the value? I don't understand what the hack is accomplishing.


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1276 of 1276 tests passed)

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We overwrite the [previously defined `vt` var](https://github.com/mapbox/tilelive-s3/blob/911c513feee0d7e71a308f77dd779814027fd9d9/test/s3.test.js#L39) with a source that's initialized with a uri only. Wasn't sure the best way to set the `acl` when just a uri is passed in so just parsed the querystring for now.


hello sir,
   how can we manage translation in business layer. for some reason if we don't have relation ship in two table
    how to mange manual transaction ?


Maybe you should explicitly define `allow_trailing_whitespace` so you are not dependent from coala default configuration.


Sigh, I really, really need to do `git push` into the correct remote branch.  Sorry!


Ah, thanks! It was nothing! :)


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Looks like I found a GCC 5.1.1 bug[?] Somehow it does not detect my mistake of passing non-POD type.


Yup agree. Good to have DOCTYPE declaration for html page if we don't want to specify slash at last.

Link : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3558119/are-self-closing-tags-valid-in-html5


Grazie ancora...


Whoa, that's some crazy Java hizackery.


That's a total "me" move, dude.


Yeah, this worked for me too. But then connect the Movie Ratings into FusionGraph afterwards, and finally delete the Actors widget, severing both its outward connections.

I assume `handleNewSignals()` is called twice, once after each signal, and the first call assigns joblib job which only executes after the second signal changed the "model" already?


like it was mentioned before - the log seems useless?


Oops! For some reason my .gitignore was ignoring the kexts and they weren't uploading. Try running `./GA-Z77X.sh --git-update`. I apologize for the issues.


I think the new doc's revision is not calculated anywhere else, why remove it here?


1761_add_zonehvac (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Hi Vito, can you please avoid making this extra copy?


Does OSX come with gzip? Calling `gunzip compressed-output.gz` might be a better choice. Then the Travis build should pass.


You sure you don't want to introduce imports as needed? ;P


shortening most of our request URLs by pulling this chunk out.


You need to confirm your email to be able to send invitations.
Igual es un placeholder, seguramente Dan lo querrá cambiar.


fast-forwarding end-to-end/timeseries to borshop-integration-771-gg/integration/timeseries = 5d71c809


This is a bit too nerdy for joe-average i guess ;)


Why do we still have the run_nuget function if we're not using it?


缩进不正确


kk


kkk


Star import :/


This should be renamed to resolveNode. 'Host' is not as accurate a word for `dest`


I'm referring to the change regarding finding the asset name using Sprockets instead (ie. the use of `#find_asset`): https://github.com/jwhitley/requirejs-rails/commit/65744e37db10c4066b6b0b571e75220da707e1fc#diff-d3bbee0ca9f2e2d52ddda9e5b40182c7L153


You could unwrap the documentation a bit more, but if you don't change the commit anyway it's not needed^^


Maybe we want to think about another term instead of header, so this is not confused with the http header. How about `metadata`? That is what occurs to me now. Feel free to change it to another thing or to maintain the work `headers` if you actually think that is better. :-)


nice!


can be static


this Kconfig is not being included anywhere... you should include the following to ```$(top_srcdir)/Kconfig```:
```
source "src/samples/flow/trash-disposer/Kconfig"
```


Do we foresee having more than one of these? IE, do we need an interface and impl?


I understand but since they don't have release tabralls, it's hard to
actually use this. We don't want to depend on libgcrypt at runtime but need
it to run autotools and generate their configure files. Unfortunately this
isn't cleanly possible in a nix expression so you will need to find a way
to override the environment temporarily during the aitoreconf hook.

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Delete intermediate files.


oops.


`format.getStyle()`?


@chinpei215 While uncommon, a double dot in a filename is totally valid and doesn't pose any threat, it only starts being problematic when combined with a path separator.

Theoretically this check could be made even more specific, as it would currently also hit on paths like `foo/bar../baz`.


Лучше `git pull --rebase`


newline should be between variable and the method. not before the variable


With this commit, it's now required that anything that doesn't extend `AbstractSingleData` to call `registerStuff()`.


"given" or "specified"? ;P


Y eso tendría que ir en un locale.


Yeah, true. I am going to parse the emu-eqn as an emd paragraph.


Did you mean to delete this line?


@zhang-hua Thanks! We just pushed a fix for this.


为什么这两处设置相同？


np :)


Never mind...


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Non-blocking comment: I think ```sol_vector_nappend()``` a better naming.


c


kann proposal.getFellowDiscussionId jemals null sein? Oder immer 0L? Wenn sie null sein kann haben wir hier einen netten kandidaten für nen nullpointer der schwer zu finden ist ;)


Fixes #1


А почему на название только 32 знака?


Before, the yaml file loaded with load_yaml had to be in the same directory as the xacro file in which it appeared. In my use case, I have a file that needs to load a yaml file in a different package.  As load_yaml was already using the ${} special command notation, I could not use a ${find package} inside of it. This might not be the best way to implement this feature, but it seems to work and it doesn't seem to break existing stuff.
Disclaimer: I'm no python dev...


was ist der unterschied zwischen canAdminJudgeActions und canJudgeActions?


1761_add_zonehvac (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Not sure if I follow your question, but the `__root__` file map token is used because of the folder named `__root__` [here](https://github.com/Samsinite/ember-cli-mirage/tree/fix-ember-cli-mirage-blueprint-for-addons/blueprints/ember-cli-mirage/files) for this blueprint. Not sure if `__root__` has a default or not, but it likely doesn't point to `tests/dummy/app`.


Was this intentional? (I'm good with it either way, just want to make sure it wasn't accidental)


Could you add docstrings to the methods of this class? I don't know if you already did in a later commit, but I'm noting it here anyway so I don't forget. :-)


no hate just wanted things to be explicit.  it was a part of the resharper cleanup and when it was done i was like, it's a little more clear so i left it


Why not just serialize the whole `KotlinClassHeader`?


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I was wondering if there's some configuration object in this scope that would allow you to pull 'tests/dummy/app` and `app` instead of hard-coding them here. I don't know if it's possible to configure your project to customize the name of the application folder, etc.


This change introduced a bug as the view is no longer refreshed if filtering by tags is disabled since the call to getView().setItems( folderListing ) was removed. This will, for example, prevent the lock status to live update in the project explorer. I will push a fix and cherry-pick it to 6.3.x .


Nice, thank you!


Yup - I've added a **NOTE:** at the top level (i.e.: not as an `<li>`) in the `<tr>` below this one, and wanted to make all of the notes look consistent.


если ты ставишь внешний ключ на поле `user_id`, то это поле может быть NULL, поскольку внешний ключ допускает значение NULL но недопускает пустое значение (ноль или пустая строка)


please do not bully me in commit messages.


If you mean does Ember CLI have a variable that points to `tests/dummy/app` (the dummy app) already? I have no idea.


saw approval from jonmeredith
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/c78302d1f5b260f023fd9f88a36de844dd835ac5


merging basho/yokozuna/basho/merge-forward-2.0-g09b250d-to-2.1 = c78302d1 into borshop-integration-540-basho/merge-forward-2.0-g09b250d-to-2.1


basho/yokozuna/basho/merge-forward-2.0-g09b250d-to-2.1 = c78302d1 merged ok, testing candidate = 869031c7


//236 SPELL_AURA_CONTROL_VEHICLE
no?


don't worry. im on holiday whiteout linux pc.  i attend yout beta and fix hotspot that is important for me in this day (i used only hotspot for pc's connection).
i wait without rush.

sorry for bad english and thanks for your efforts


Hmm. Doesn't build under Linux wx2.8 because wxFileName::Mkdir() isn't const.


Thanks. This is Fixed now.


Why do you use `str` on path which should be a string?


test


Хорошей практикой является указание что делать в случае изменения или удаления связанной записи (`ON UPDATE`, `ON DELETE`).
То есть указать шестой и седьмой параметр в методе `addForeignKey`.


PluginZoneInitialization2 (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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I don't think it's a huge deal, but might be nice to see if there's a var here we can use.


Note: This could be added to build-ubuntu.sh to be run during the build, instead of when the appliance boots the first time.


getFellowDiscussionId in ProposalModel ist auch als long, also als primitive type, definiert, kann also nicht null sondern nur 0L sein. Aber guter Punkt, das wäre echt eine fiese null pointer exception, wenn das Long wäre!


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I second this suggestion.  It's a little confusing.


You can remove the "db/" here, and just let it be `development_postgresql`, or `blocmetrics_development`.


Is this the error?


1: M111 unrecognized component name: cds
2: M120 missing empty line before bullet


Old version bumping & me as co-developer
P/S/
Sorry for spaming - i am really new to github.


By the way, that it is one thing that SQL Server got right. It doesn't allow manually messing with autoincremented columns unless explicitly stating so (probably needed for restoring database dumps in SQL statement format and replicating). I guess I'll try the installer some weekend with that db too (necessary modifications were one extra line, I have a patch ready...) so we know for sure if there's something other than a few queries that I already mentioned at bugs.flyspray.org.


1761_add_zonehvac (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2211 of 2252 tests passed)

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lol thx. yours was pretty awesome as well!


Part of Homework 2


ok gut, merci =)


Let's discontinue to use this file for almost all incremental compilation logic.
Conflicts will be very painful. I already have some unpublished changes to this file.
So, I suggest to move new code somewhere outside.


View for events changed to hold events in few rows if they happening same-time.


Seems fine: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/7860


I love the loading bay reference files! I'd like to definitely replicate loading-1.jpg, MLC_LoadingBay.jpeg.

The bunker picture, Hitlers-Bunker-9-Medium.jpg, is a really great vibe for the tunnel and I went into the .vmm and viewed it, it looks really nice, i'll have to compile to see the lighting effects.

As for the .vmm, I'm getting HUGE red letters saying Error across T spawn area on my end of the .vmm. Im not sure what is causing this. Any idea?


Added functionality to delete ( unscheldule ) cron-event while you viewing a events array
possibly resolving of the issue#3 (https://github.com/tollmanz/debug-bar-cron/issues/3)


Wow you are fun!


@bugfix - Correct cron events number in "Total Events"


Because of the `map` in 6th line I got array with `nil` in place of mismatch, so `join('')` got rid of them :smile:  Now, I changed `map` to `select` and I was able to remove `join` as you wanted :smiley:


But which distro?


I'll move code to another file.


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Comment on a line in the pull request.


Version bumping and changelog


OK :smile:


I just tested, and keeping and setting the enabled flag isn't needed. Perhaps it was an iOS 7 thing.
Anyways what it does it updating the button text without the default animation which makes the button blink/flicker when you select images.

So it should be fine without the wasEnabled stuff. And setting enabled to true can also be removed. :)


Would this have caused the tests to fail? I don't think so.
`alts!!` takes `:priority true`
[Clojure docs on alts](https://clojuredocs.org/clojure.core.async/alts!!)


Вообще не стоит везде лепить not null. Его нужно ставить только если действительно значение null недопустимо (например у поля статус обязательно должно быть значение, ему можно назначить not null). Null в базе данных отличается от пустого значения, например пустой строки. Null занимает меньше физического места и, как следствие, выборки по null отрабатываются быстрее, поскольку задействуются более простые функции сравнения (сравниваются не строки, а значение с null). В mysql даже есть специальный кондишен для сравнения с null (`WHERE ``title`` IS NULL`)


yes


Thanks!


Did you mean as a value, not a key?
I did not see any advantages of this.


wop what happened to spacing in this file


Out of how many kids?


What did you do before graphic design?
What did you go to college for, graduated in?


but sadly Alan doesn't know who the Beatles are. :)


We don't need it but I think it's a useful pattern for a library to designate its public functionality via an interface. Have the exact same thing in the expressions project.


ZoneVentilationDesignFlowRate (kbenne) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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4695_hpwh_equip_seq_num (nmerket) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1797 of 1797 tests passed)

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I have no clue who the original author is anymore


@bobbilee19 ugh sometimes it randomly changes tab size to 4!


`minimumFontSize` is deprecated in favor of `minimumScaleFactor` after labels began supporting attributed strings. (font size doesn't make sense with attributed strings), but adjustFontSizeToFitWidth should work.

Sometimes you need to also bring `preferredMaxLayoutWidth` into the mix with auto layout.


I had to add all the other stuff in order to understand what was going on so I could change this.

Maybe I should have split it out as its own commit.


You're a dude. It's always about a girl.


If this goes over, we end up in a not-so-great situation. I artificially raised the minimum threshold to 0.8 and got this on lopado:

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/444217/9363165/ce4bf0b4-4672-11e5-9333-5ddbc5b91d69.png)

Luckily it looks better in landscape, and I anticipate a lot of users will try rotating to landscape in these situations.

@coreyfloyd I suggest we file a ticket to improve long title handling, perhaps bringing it up with Kaity as far as whether we should truncate or allow scrolling* for excessively long titles.

Regardless, if we decide we definitely want to try implement font size calculation, I'd like for us to consider using the `-[NSString boundingRectWithSize:options:attributes:context:]` API. we could probably use that to avoid guesswork and manual calculations here. basically focus on bifurcating searches for the "ideal" font size.

\* if we do this, we need to disable bouncing when the content fits within its bounds


I have heard he has lovely lashes!


mmm nice relative url


Ok, fair enough. Kind of dislike Impl's in general, but whatevs.


Introduction

This second programming assignment will require you to write an R function that is able to cache potentially time-consuming computations. For example, taking the mean of a numeric vector is typically a fast operation. However, for a very long vector, it may take too long to compute the mean, especially if it has to be computed repeatedly (e.g. in a loop). If the contents of a vector are not changing, it may make sense to cache the value of the mean so that when we need it again, it can be looked up in the cache rather than recomputed. In this Programming Assignment you will take advantage of the scoping rules of the R language and how they can be manipulated to preserve state inside of an R object.
Example: Caching the Mean of a Vector

In this example we introduce the <<- operator which can be used to assign a value to an object in an environment that is different from the current environment. Below are two functions that are used to create a special object that stores a numeric vector and caches its mean.

The first function, makeVector creates a special "vector", which is really a list containing a function to

    set the value of the vector
    get the value of the vector
    set the value of the mean
    get the value of the mean

makeVector <- function(x = numeric()) {
        m <- NULL
        set <- function(y) {
                x <<- y
                m <<- NULL
        }
        get <- function() x
        setmean <- function(mean) m <<- mean
        getmean <- function() m
        list(set = set, get = get,
             setmean = setmean,
             getmean = getmean)
}

The following function calculates the mean of the special "vector" created with the above function. However, it first checks to see if the mean has already been calculated. If so, it gets the mean from the cache and skips the computation. Otherwise, it calculates the mean of the data and sets the value of the mean in the cache via the setmean function.

cachemean <- function(x, ...) {
        m <- x$getmean()
        if(!is.null(m)) {
                message("getting cached data")
                return(m)
        }
        data <- x$get()
        m <- mean(data, ...)
        x$setmean(m)
        m
}

Assignment: Caching the Inverse of a Matrix

Matrix inversion is usually a costly computation and there may be some benefit to caching the inverse of a matrix rather than computing it repeatedly (there are also alternatives to matrix inversion that we will not discuss here). Your assignment is to write a pair of functions that cache the inverse of a matrix.

Write the following functions:

    makeCacheMatrix: This function creates a special "matrix" object that can cache its inverse.
    cacheSolve: This function computes the inverse of the special "matrix" returned by makeCacheMatrix above. If the inverse has already been calculated (and the matrix has not changed), then cacheSolve should retrieve the inverse from the cache.

Computing the inverse of a square matrix can be done with the solve function in R. For example, if X is a square invertible matrix, then solve(X) returns its inverse.

For this assignment, assume that the matrix supplied is always invertible.

In order to complete this assignment, you must do the following:

    Fork the GitHub repository containing the stub R files at https://github.com/rdpeng/ProgrammingAssignment2 to create a copy under your own account.
    Clone your forked GitHub repository to your computer so that you can edit the files locally on your own machine.
    Edit the R file contained in the git repository and place your solution in that file (please do not rename the file).
    Commit your completed R file into YOUR git repository and push your git branch to the GitHub repository under your account.
    Submit to Coursera the URL to your GitHub repository that contains the completed R code for the assignment.

Grading

This assignment will be graded via peer assessment.


Whee!


@levicole ok. can make that change. that means I'll have to do a new rake db:create , rake db:migrate and rake db:seed or if i run rake db:reset will that do all of the same stuff in one command?
Also wanted to ask about the "." vs. "_" in the name because at first I was getting an error about the "." when I tried to create the new database. Is this unique to postgresql? Or is this related to something different? I suppose it would help if I had more details about the error message I was getting which I might be able to get to in my terminal window once I get back to my home computer. Anyway, not a rush to get an answer but wanted to mention it before I forget.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1231


4695_hpwh_equip_seq_num (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1274 of 1274 tests passed)

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But if the semaphore isn't obtained then the queues shouldn't be touched, right?  I'm not saying we need to do this for the commit, but the return value should be changed to indicate an error (probably return errno).


singleton exports sgtm


98318570_RemoveRadianceCheckbox (rpg777) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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But I thought one of Austin's top skills was Flower Arraignments?


Awesome! $in and $elemMatch will be a great help! Right now I'm using a restify client to POST those calls to cloudant. Also this works great on my couchdb 2.0 dev build from Aug 15th.


huh


Why not just keep chaining?

```elixir
           out = out |> to_string
             |> String.replace "{user}", user
```


But what is the best Cheese?


This should be final, and since it's now a constant it should be capitalized


Oh, I'm digging *all the functional js* repos out there as I'm on the path of becoming more devoted to FP . I saw `curry-this` repo.

In the simple build script for `fp-dom` I think we don't need the extra syntactic sugar and  placeholder feature. Maybe we can change later if we need all that.

By the way,using `babel-node` with `curry-this` may need -r (experimental) parameter. Copy&pasting the doc example doesn't work directly, finally made it work:

```javascript
// test.js
import { default as curryThis } from 'curry-this';

let { curry, _ } = curryThis({Symbol});

const add = (a, b) => a + b;
const curriedAdd = curry.call(add);  // using add::curry(); needs babel-node -r

console.log( curriedAdd(1)(2) );
```


done


@prate3k yes, just noticed that we haven't added it, will do it.


I don't know how to fix it.


@agocke in my wave of euphoria for restore working I didn't fully delete what was there.


maybe a little more content


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upload to s3!


these should take place in Gemfile or if default Ruby libs, then in config/application.rb


It's a bug I introduced when adding the orientations. Previously the keys
were:

+g+node_id
+g+from_id+f+to_id
+g+to_id+t+from_id

And I changed them to:

+g+node_id+n
+g+node_id+s+other_id+backward
+g+node_id+e+other_id+backward

I stuck a +n on the edge of the node keys (to add a consistent type
character to graph keys), which messes up the sort order. Node keys now
sort between edge-on-end keys and edge-on-start keys, where previously they
sorted before both from-edge and to-edge keys.

On Wed, Aug 19, 2015 at 8:12 AM, Erik Garrison <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> This is due to the addition of orientations?
>
> I checked out a bit here on because I've been focusing on getting xg up to
> speed. I might axe this whole part of the indexing scheme, just to decrease
> maintenance costs. [image: :fire:] [image: :see_no_evil:]
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/adamnovak/vg/commit/e440bc5aab761fe935283766b04f068ebcd7bf5f#commitcomment-12787063>
> .
>


`year % 400 == 0` if divisible by 400 with reminder 0 it is a leap year

**or**

( `year % 100 != 0` **and** `year % 4 == 0` )

`year % 100 != 0` This will be `false` for any year ending in 00. Years ending in 00 need a remainder of 0 when divided by 400 to be leap which was already taken care of in the statement before the `||`. A `true` return would need a remainder that is not 0 when divided by 100.

`year % 4 == 0` will be `true` when year has a remainder of 0 when divided by 4


Ifdefs, I'd say, like we did in several other places.


"explicitely" should be "explicitly"


:question:


I'm not sure about this — Doesn't this mean that we have an installed package that we're unable to process?


Thanks for the hint, didn't know `-r`. Will add it to the readme.


`-e` sets up the package in "editable" mode, the point of which is so that you can edit stuff in the source tree and have it take effect immediately, rather than having to install it again (it makes symlinks). This is really only desirable for development. (the setup.py equivalent is `setup.py develop`).

I'm not certain whether there's an equivalent to `--upgrade`, or what it is.


JcJ activé is a better translation


Hey @mroswell

If you want, you can make a pull request on my `develop` branch and I'll merge it.


Just another note on styling in general… If a design isn't 100% doable with "simple" UIKit adjustments, we should implement the 90% and ship it so design can review. After they review we can tweak as necessary (and with Design having knowledge of what is easy/hard from the developer)

This allows us to move quickly and lets Design make adjustments on the fly to make our jobs easier. The last 5% of a design can sometimes take as long as the first 95% - so this is a practical work around of that problem.

This strategy is already been communicated to design and they are on board.

cc @bgerstle @montehurd


yes, I'll try to find a better name


:+1: Nice and clean. Like it.


The figlet printing of the IP-Address has one simple reason:
Sometimes the console font is so tiny, that normal text is hard to read, especially in the reduced resolution seen in a virtualbox window.

With the old kiwi eval enterprise appliance I gave up controlling the font size. It got smaller by itself all the time ... this never happend to me with vagrant. so away with that!


**_I WROK WITH JEFF_**


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-540-basho/merge-forward-2.0-g09b250d-to-2.1 = 869031c7


10/10 c:


Yeah --- we don't have an established place to put that though. Maybe just a release notes file in the top level directory?


No, that shouldn't be done. Either VS needs to be fixed so that the min and max macros don't get included for network.cpp or Linux includes those macros for network.cpp.


I see.
>Theoretically this check could be made even more specific, as it would currently also hit on paths like foo/bar../baz

Additionally, `\..\` is a valid file name on Linux. I suppose such file names can be ignored.


ok


Sorry, not the best at github's workflow. I'd tried to put this on it's own feature branch to have a separate pull request. But the test changes add coverage for things I added in my master branch.

:( So sloppy, hopefully you can just pull it all.


JcJ n'est **vraiment** pas du tout explicite.


Is there a particular reason why not using 0.13.3 ? Just curious whether there is some to fix on my side ;-)


i think you made this patch against old code... please check again, these are already done some time ago
qType = std::string, no need to do a strcmp....
va_end is already done above, no need to double free it... probably could crash also


shouldn’t this be `"bar"`? :)


Hey @yanofsky, are there anything in these last couple of additions you think are worth being pushed back to d4 master, or are these unique to Quartz?


PluginZoneInitialization2 (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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有一句谚语，“不要重复发明轮子”（Don't reinvent the wheel）。单说“轮子”的话，指的就是已有的库、框架、方案之类吧。。。


What did findAll do here?


You're right! I don't have to run `unique` twice. Thanks :smiley_cat:


i changed here (commit soon) the evohome, ozwcp is not my code, and needs to be reimplemented later, thanks for reporting!!!!!


Metallium-ROM/android_device_qcom_common has a lp5.1 branch which is same like cm-12.1 branch


lgtm +2


Я чёт не пойму. Как изображения должны попасть в веб часть? Ты предлагаешь донастроить конфиг хоста?


remove me


/me rolls eyes


participations.includes(:contestant).where(winner: true).map(&:contestant)


We could also use github's releases (which are really just tags): https://github.com/blog/1547-release-your-software


I've never liked the 4:3 part covering 1.33:1 and 1.37:1 - it's not the same thing :(


I don't think this is what you intend.  See this example:

```
[tadhunt@Scarface tests]$ GOMAXPROCS=1 go run numcpu.go
runtime.NumCPU(): 8
runtime.GOMAXPROCS(-1): 1
[tadhunt@Scarface tests]$ GOMAXPROCS=10 go run numcpu.go
runtime.NumCPU(): 8
runtime.GOMAXPROCS(-1): 10
[tadhunt@Scarface tests]$
```


:clap:


> I've never liked the 4:3 part covering 1.33:1 and 1.37:1 - it's not the same thing :(
Sure, just saying.


This could probably be just an else


You're absolutely correct.


It lacks a `test_not_match` test case.


So far, it is going pretty good on my machine and 8 threads.  I watched 25 or so of the games.  It seemed to have a little more difficulty winning its "won" games, but was finding advantage in most games against Komodo. I am only 100 games in.
Komodo 9.1 64-bit 8T   - Stockfish 190815 64 POPCNT-im     38.5 - 62.5    +9/=59/-33    38.12%

You might try a 7-thread run if it finishes in the yellow.  Or add something to help it avoid Komodo sneaking out when it is up 1.5 pawns or more.  Maybe it is better to go broad than deep when one side has a large advantage to avoid or achieve swindles.


Whats the use of providing this overloaded method?
```
float getNumeric(const std::string& key);
```
should suffice.


add copyright


fix description


This commit not required.
Please check lollipop branch.


- What is `lambda *args: True` for?
- I would wrap it like this:
```python
            sections, local_bears, global_bears, targets = (
                gather_configuration(lambda *args: True,
                                     log_printer,
                                     arg_list=args))
```


I'm happy to change it back if it's requested. How about the other changes, does the lady approve?


Hm, anscheinend ruft canAdminJudgeActions nur `contestPhase.getFellowScreeningActive()` auf. Ich schmeiß die mal raus, das ist nicht was wir wollen.
Hab die anderen auch nochmal überprüft, anscheinend ist `getCanAdmin()` auch für den proposal owner true! `getCanAdminAll()` prüft ob der user admin ist :)
Hab die beiden Sachen mal angepasst und teste das nochmal.


remove trailing /


OK, I'll put more effort to find better names and write shorter methods next time.


disregard


Good catch!


exists twice, remove one


Please take a look at https://github.com/JetBrains/kotlin/commit/f4fc557b48bc201bc24ba905c76bc3bc62ac71ab


This change should not have got committed to the test configuration, I think. We mount the database from within the tests...

I'll fix it in an upcoming PR.


this is really cool


"in front of" reads wrong. Do you mean "behind" or "after? as in "We'll insert the copied value _after_ the familiar one"?


move outside the loop, only needs to be set once per invocation


But these symbols are currently ignored, no? And you are right, they should not be because they will have come from a later phase in the same group. I'll change the scheme accordingly.


Well done!


We have a macro called `AF_CHECK`. Do not use if conditions.


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Double blank lines before function definition.


@lossyrob This isn't working as it's supposed to. All I get are blank tiles. Sure we're not missing something in this version?


for managing multiple


<user>jboss:jboss:jboss</user>

this was introduced btw for supporting the jboss/wildfly images ....


These changes look beneficial. You might want to consider adding them as a pull request.


Should use `thefuck.shells.and_` here.


Same as you did for pbfParser in 522c0294f0ab5796b19b2e7920f4c5bb8fee6f79.
geojson parser can do with the same love :D.


In annecy Tim was talking about bootstrap creating now just the system environment, but a fresh one to actually work on, since you're never meant to use the system environment for deployments/etc. I wonder if/where this is.


Alright, thanks!


@lizy14 哦哦。。。那我已经快写了辆三轮车了= =


We need to simplify this from coala perspective, if I would like to invoke coala, I just want
`coala(args, other_stuff)`.
Maybe I file bug...


Espero que o token apenas contenha permissão de leitura. Esta não é uma prática muito segura.


@chinpei215 That would require OS dependent checks, as that's a path traversal fragment on Windows.


Can you change this to include ${ALLEG_SUFFIX}? In your case you would just use a blank ALLEG_SUFFIX. The default is -static.


AFAIK this file is autogenerated at build time and so should not be checked in.


Add file header?
```python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# api.py
# Copyright (C) 2015 LEAP
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
```
Although i'm not sure how to note the copyright here to account for your work. Will ask about this.

Also valid for other new files.


A few comments to be addressed before it's ready for merge.


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Thank you @martint
get it addressed at:
https://github.com/facebook/presto/pull/3295
https://github.com/facebook/presto/commit/2a0f6d03f028697bfc7993376e8f3de54ab78d60


I think this is my fault.

Can you test with: https://github.com/ales-erjavec/orange3/tree/output-view-event-loop


A line specific comment