Yep, it cannot compile it because of missing libraries:

Some output:

Installing APT Packages (BETA)

Disallowing packages: libqt5gui5, qt5-default

If you require these packages, please review the package approval process
at:
https://github.com/travis-ci/apt-package-whitelist#package-approval-process

$ export DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive

5.50s$ sudo -E apt-get -yq update &>> ~/apt-get-update.log

2.31s$ sudo -E apt-get -yq --no-install-suggests --no-install-recommends
--force-yes install libpng12-0 libpng12-dev qttools5-dev qttools5-dev-tools
libgsl0-dev libgsl0ldbl

Reading package lists...

Building dependency tree...

Reading state information...

E: Unable to locate package qttools5-dev

E: Unable to locate package qttools5-dev-tools

2.13s$ make

/usr/bin/uic-qt4 ../qt/render_window.ui -o ../qt/ui_render_window.h

../qt/render_window.ui: Warning: The name 'verticalLayout'
(QVBoxLayout) is already in use, defaulting to 'verticalLayout1'.

/usr/bin/uic-qt4 ../qt/preferencesdialog.ui -o ../qt/ui_preferencesdialog.h

g++ -c -m64 -pipe -msse2 -ffast-math -fopenmp -O3 -D_REENTRANT -Wall
-W -DQT_WEBKIT -DUSE_EXR -DQT_NO_DEBUG -DQT_GUI_LIB -DQT_NETWORK_LIB
-DQT_CORE_LIB -DQT_SHARED -I/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/linux-g++-64 -I.
-I/usr/include/qt4/QtCore -I/usr/include/qt4/QtNetwork
-I/usr/include/qt4/QtGui -I/usr/include/qt4 -I. -I/usr/include/OpenEXR
-I../qt -o algebra.o ../src/algebra.cpp

g++ -c -m64 -pipe -msse2 -ffast-math -fopenmp -O3 -D_REENTRANT -Wall
-W -DQT_WEBKIT -DUSE_EXR -DQT_NO_DEBUG -DQT_GUI_LIB -DQT_NETWORK_LIB
-DQT_CORE_LIB -DQT_SHARED -I/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/linux-g++-64 -I.
-I/usr/include/qt4/QtCore -I/usr/include/qt4/QtNetwork
-I/usr/include/qt4/QtGui -I/usr/include/qt4 -I. -I/usr/include/OpenEXR
-I../qt -o animation_frames.o ../src/animation_frames.cpp

g++ -c -m64 -pipe -msse2 -ffast-math -fopenmp -O3 -D_REENTRANT -Wall
-W -DQT_WEBKIT -DUSE_EXR -DQT_NO_DEBUG -DQT_GUI_LIB -DQT_NETWORK_LIB
-DQT_CORE_LIB -DQT_SHARED -I/usr/share/qt4/mkspecs/linux-g++-64 -I.
-I/usr/include/qt4/QtCore -I/usr/include/qt4/QtNetwork
-I/usr/include/qt4/QtGui -I/usr/include/qt4 -I. -I/usr/include/OpenEXR
-I../qt -o animation_flight.o ../src/animation_flight.cpp

In file included from ../src/keyframes.hpp:28:0,

                 from ../src/animation_flight.hpp:26,

                 from ../src/animation_flight.cpp:23:

../src/morph.hpp:28:28: fatal error: gsl/gsl_interp.h: No such file or directory

compilation terminated.

make: *** [animation_flight.o] Error 1

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> Are you still getting this Problem? A little odd, that travis uses that
> outdated ubuntu.
> There is a ppa which should work with newer qt,
> http://askubuntu.com/questions/378397/how-to-install-libqtwebkit5
> But it would be better if we could setup a vm with ubuntu 14 or 15
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gfdhfg


sers


jhjg


Right -- but this is a Cocoa framework delegate method, which doesn't have the question mark, so it wouldn't find the method.


typo: will


No -- at this point, the infra container would just have been started.


Out of curiosity, why has esperanto been replaced by Babel?


I have not installed Xcode 7 hence I cannot code for swift 2.0 as of now.
I am not using XCode 7 because app store does not accept bundles compiled on beta versions of XCode ? Is there any way out ?


Author: " Fulano de Tal "
Corrigir a sua configuração do GIT antes do pull request.


@pilz The `<a>` tag is not being closed, this causes the test failure(s)


Sorry for the mess, I had to disable those tests because they're all failing because I haven't converted the cardsets yet. It was impossible to see the results of the tests I really cared about.


Yes, I was planning to do this already. Tagged.


I thought it did end up backing into submodules, but I hadn't read all the docs. Apparently it's all configured in text though, so it's straightforward to use version control on it.


These values match my last memories of data from mcstats.
However the servers usually use later versions of MC.


I take it commenting this out prevents the crash you were seeing.  It's curious that it causes problems here, but not in the method just above (call_void_method).  Do we have any ideas as to why that might be?  It's interesting that this method has not ever released the class reference; I'm wondering if this was an oversight or intentional.


Also, fixed this typo so the artwork will appear...


It seems that there is no difference between putting `false` in the map for a given entry as opposed as it not being there in the first place, apart from the fact that you could perhaps return early if this function is called twice with the same word that is not contained in the dictionary (in which case you could return immediately). Anyway, it feels like a simple `HashSet` (or two) would be more semantically correct here.


Yep, you're right :+1:


. style, at end of sentence for both options.


I'm pretty happy we can reuse this code.


why? readFileSync will fail anyhow, and the error message is ignored anyway


Started adding these route definitions as per the documentation I could find https://15254b2dcaab7f5478ab-24461f391e20b7336331d5789078af53.ssl.cf1.rackcdn.com/plex.vanillacommunity.com/editor/cm/cojaep28kmq3.pdf and https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MyhhTsg5xdDD5LRbOZ5x5QxkmEyXv6rB-22Z7tdpy34/edit

Doesn't really seem important and I haven't added to all methods yet. It can even break some methods if not done properly.


I'm not sure I follow what's happening here... Are you going through all the words once already to calculate the size? In that case, you have already essentially scanned the entire thing and could have checked for the word as you went along... no? Basically, your algorithm is already O(n) by this point, and the solution you have above for the unsorted case is O(n) too, so anything extra that you do after this is all extra unnecessary work, or you could have chosen a different approach to start with...


I'd put a seperate line, the line is getting long


Sorry, forgot to comment. Updated Stage7 to accommodate the change to Caffeine


Thanks man!  So I had this figured out and checked in late last night.  I did a push, but forgot to put in my credentials.  I opened the git window today and it was sitting at the password prompt.


Should be a public function on WorkflowBuilder? I will need something like this for objectConcat/merge in my new scheme. I don't think `Option[List[WB]]` is the right signature there, though. Could it broken up as `findKeys: WorkflowBuilder => Option[List[BsonField.Name]]` and I guess `reshape: (WorkflowBuilder, List[BsonField.Name]) => List[WorkflowBuilder]`? Of course, the latter is pretty trivial.


Added when debugging playback from PHT. Harmless so left intact.


You would like to say "same concept, same word" ? But I do not agree that is the same concept...technically it is but just technically...
See "projections" & "apply" different concepts in CQRS/ES, to differenciate what happens in Read model and in Domain model.


What happens if this method is called concurrently from multiple threads?


On Debian Jessie:

```
scheduler.cpp:9:41: fatal error: boost/thread/reverse_lock.hpp: No such file or directory
```


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A lot of this change seems to involve moving the creation of the DeleteLocalRef instance to the end of the scope.  This isn't going to change the semantics of releasing the java reference the DeleteLocalRef instance is holding: the release happens in DeleteLocalRef's destructor, which is not invoked until the instance goes out of scope, regardless of where the instance is created in the scope.  In other words, unless there's a scoping issue, these changes are not altering when the java reference is being released.


Indentation here should be fixed but isn't a problem. Added args for art and source_title. Art specifies the background artwork url and source_title is optional but specifies the source of the media.


I'm not sure if it can be cleaned up (or is even necessary), but the Landfall ability on the two modal Retreat cards is a little awkward. You click the land in your hand to play it, but the mode choice comes up before the land actually is shown on the battlefield. After the mode choice, the land enters the battlefield and the trigger is put on the stack.


@StephenMcConnel The only thing that doesn't make perfect sense to this Windows-mostly guy is the last change to the FULL_BUILD_NUMBER. Why 0.0.1? I assume 0.0.2 came from some release version...


lolololol


line 396 will be removed shortly as it was added for some optimization testing and is not needed.


https://tracker.phpbb.com/browse/PHPBB3-14133
https://github.com/phpbb/phpbb/pull/3873


We should set this as an empty hash = {},

Also might want to verify its a hash

validate_hash($config_placeholders)


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test dependency?


:vomit:


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Size is currently hardcoded but can be configurable in preferences if needed.


I included the "ignored_views" setting in the settings file just as a placeholder.


We should check to make sure the hash length is not empty

<%- if scope.lookupvar('flyway::config_placeholders')? != true  -%>


unrelated, but `"strong-service-install": "^2.0.0-0",` looks wrong, why the pre-release?


These are the best tests I've ever seen.


Yeah, that sounds reasonable.


This is no longer used.


You probably would not print to STDOUT unless for debugging.


Missing ``@fact``?


Fix error here


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Ex-data OR slingshot data. It's a different thing.


What happens if the `nthLargest` method is called more than once concurrently?


That is what the installer said anyway:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3090809/9587462/b29e1d74-4ff0-11e5-98a9-93577a3a14fa.png)

2GB of that is the Android SDK though


@hvelarde qual a motivação para fazer isso? Eu particularmente prefiro que o próprio buildout instale o jshint e o csslint.


@twizmwazin

Sponge's primary focus is servers and not running jre8 for your server today is beyond lunacy. I tire of supporting this.

The only reason this has been held back is OS X java with clients. Mojang is finishing up testing their OS X Java 8 launcher so its gonna happen. We are getting prepared.


Why not pass `sortedPart` to this method rather than storing as mutable local state?


Maybe use <span> tags instead of <p> tags? Or give the <p> tags their own class ids so we have a handle for CSS to layout them out horizontally.


Dont' hardcode changes like this. if you want to test something new, tell me and will run the a/b test.

the one currently running was the top performing. so before changing to a new one, has to beat the original.


falto el All rights reserved.


Trying to understand: why is Android spec'd so low (and why can't users modify it)?


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para mi acab habria que poner un explicativo de que hay que renombrar el archivo y ... para configurar el modbus


This makes me sad. I think we need to stick to non-higher-order representations for this reason. I guess that would mean generating temp names for the inputs, which also makes me sad, but slightly less so.


Nice! But you need to add `names` to the dependency lists.


https://gist.github.com/BigFunger/ed75548f8bd84e362170
Style 3. @spalger has spoken.


cada macro de configuracion deberia estar explicado MUCHO mas... :)


If you are curious, another approach would be to use a `PriorityQueue`...


+1. works for me


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Please format this as "one should an array":
```java
Mson ret = mson(
    mson(titleizeLine.substring(0, pivot - eatLeft)).color(ChatColor.GOLD),
    centerMson,
    mson(titleizeLine.substring(pivot + eatRight)).color(ChatColor.GOLD)
);
```


closed #2, #3, #6 and #7


Overall this seems to work fairly well. There is a noticeable performance impact when loading a channel list even with 40 channels. This is due to the API calls and downloading of artwork everytime the channel list is called. This unfortunately even impacts the Plex iOS App which does not show the thumbnails in the channel list.

I would prefer to load the artwork asynchronously after the channel list is populated but I could not figure out how to get the callback to function properly. Please feel free to make suggestions.

Users who wish to use this optional feature will need to register for an API key from themovieDB.org. This is free and instant though unfortunately will require divulging a lot of personal information on their sign-up form. Hardcoding an API key could work but unfortunately would be unacceptable as it would be exposed as plaintext.


Final grade: B+. Even though some of the problems could be solved more elegantly or efficiently, you did a great job to show the ideas you came up with, and detailed all the assumptions you made. In an actual interview, this would go a long way :)


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Palaso.Tests.dll: Palaso.Tests.Progress.ConsoleProgressTests.LongRunningMethodUsingConsoleHandler_ProducesLog: <no details avaliable>

```


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Thanks..forgot about this D: will do I really love this namespacing package. What do you think about this "convention" I tried here?

`/function-name`
`//private-function-name`
`-variable-name`
`--private-variable-name`
`|macro-name`


uff choca mucho el Cfg con el case de los otros archivos que es minuscula... :( ya se yo te dije, pero ahora estoy dudando, y si pasamos el osek a Cfg? va eso tambien quedaria mal ya que el rtos habla siempre de _<UpperCase> :( no se que es menos peor.


Hmm. If you accept the previous comment, then what do you do here? I think `None`.


@Zidane Ironically many Linux server distributions don't include Java 8 in their default repositories.


Stefano,

Absolutely! Thank you in advance.

Best wishes,
Sergey

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`$$ROOT` – the original version of this code is actually what you want.


Smart. This will work on most cases. Probably good enough and really clean :smile_cat:. There might be cases where there are multiple and same int arguments but let's ignore that for now and go with this solution.


I wrote _full schema_ on purpose - I think we should always refer to full or delta (if those are the names we are happy with), as there is also the schema for the delta format: https://github.com/SignalK/specification/blob/master/schemas/delta.json (even if it is not linked here).


Ja, hast recht. Aber sp_wolfhowl_effect als Name für die msg ist so halt etwas irrefürend. summon_allies_effect oder so wäre da besser.


Oh, that’s not a name :D Can we do ExprOp instead?


Okay, we're still working on fixing some CPU issues we found related to the V8 in Node 0.10 (See: #7) in the meantime you might want to peg your dependency to 1.0.0. What we might end up doing is adding a `space` option to the API like `JSON.stringify()`.

This is a weird gray area with the API's output being pretty-printed or not since it doesn't affect the actual code when processed by the browser.


Do we need to return an ArrayList? Would a List suffice? Usually you just specify the interface and not the full implementation class.


`$$ROOT` isn't a `BsonField.Name`, right? Anyway the point is that ExprBuilder doesn't have a shape, in general, and what this function does is give you the shape, if known.


looks good


		-    source => 'puppet:///modules/harden/etc/ssh/ssh_config',
-    owner  => 'root',


Please add a hoover message to the button explaining what would happen if you press. Take inspiration from MassiveVote. Type /vote and hover to see examples. In this case "Click to go to next page.".


Also, is it possible to detect if there is a next page. And if there is color the button gray, or simply remove it. Whichever looks best you decide.


Class ids, divs, or spans are definitely the right solution here.  The bug boils down to making sure the editting scripts only affect the parts of the DOM we care about and nothing else.

I'm planning on a more thorough and uniform clean up of the HTML/JS/CSS and this will be part of that.


Did you mean to wrap Consulting as well? Thinking we should handle links to private pages in a more general way anyhow.


FYI there is a trailing space on the NODE_ENV variable on Windows if you leave the space between `production` and the `&&`. :sweat_smile:


> @Zidane Ironically many Linux server distributions don't include Java 8 in their default repositories. Not that this should be a huge problem, but it is still food for thought.

Yes, primarily because OpenJDK8 hasn't been released yet. There's still many ways to get Java 8 installed.


@leocostaba Esse texto é o mesmo de cima, está correto?


All in all really really nice work. This looks good! I look forward to the next iteration. Very probably that one is going to be the last :tada:!


Nice interface addition. No need to make it too cluttered :)


So then `reshape` will match on the `wb`, if it’s an expr, just return it, otherwise use findKeys?


Just to interject, what you can do in the future is combine your two file edits for Stage7 and Stage0 https://github.com/pplude/TronScriptEvo/commit/c5541d1a271a28cc0d77856eecee3c2225acd11f into a single commit, and use a commit message like "Switched from power plan to Caffiene to prevent sleep".

Here https://github.com/nemchik/streamkeys/commit/98ba304dcf39b51282047d9377752a2bfb3dca2c is an example of modifying multiple files in a single commit, and the commit is given a name "else statements should be inline" to address what the change has done across all the files.

I should also note that I don't think this can be done in the web interface, so if you're copying and pasting your changes into the web interface that may not be possible. I strongly recommend you make use of the command line git interface ( using chocolatey ;) cinst git ) or use the official github for windows program since I'm sure it has a way to do this (but I am not familiar with it myself). The idea is to make all your local changes first for your commit, then make the commit itself, and then push all your commits to the repo.

If you look at the commit history here https://github.com/nemchik/streamkeys/commits/master you will see it's fairly easy to guess when a certain change happened without actually needing to review every single commit individually.

Command line git is extremely powerful, and definitely recommend you dig into it.


I fixed it in latest


This break installs that have password set for redis. On we shouldnt use redi client anymore. Patching is done on app level for redis


I thought about the same, but I kept the integrity with the other paging methods in Txt. They (so far) all return an ArrayList, but Id be more than willing to change that :)


How is this better? Has hardcoded values all over the place. What was breaking that made you make this change?


I see a minor problem with clockport component. In reality clockport has only pins 19-40 (the rest is unpopulated on A1200). The original pin naming that I introduced was crappy, but at least it contained information about the real pin number (as far as I know KiCad doesn't allow to have more then one pin numbering scheme per component).


Thanks. I tell my kids with FIRST Robotics to use GIT all the time and yet I never have (mostly SVN for me).

Thanks for the windows application tip, didn't know it was out there!

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Just to interject, what you can do in the future is combine your two file edits for Stage7 and Stage0 c5541d1 into a single commit, and use a commit message like "Switched from power plan to Caffiene to prevent sleep".

Here nemchik/streamkeys@98ba304 is an example of modifying multiple files in a single commit, and the commit is given a name "else statements should be inline" to address what the change has done across all the files.

I should also note that I don't think this can be done in the web interface, so if you're copying and pasting your changes into the web interface that may not be possible. I strongly recommend you make use of the command line git interface ( using chocolatey ;) cinst git ) or use the official github for windows program since I'm sure it has a way to do this (but I am not familiar with it myself). The idea is to make all your local changes first for your commit, then make the commit itself, and then push all your commits to the repo.

If you look at the commit history here https://github.com/nemchik/streamkeys/commits/master you will see it's fairly easy to guess when a certain change happened without actually needing to review every single commit individually.

Command line git is extremely powerful, and definitely recommend you dig into it.

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Typo, should be Crushab**i**lity.


@gabizou @twizmwazin

It HAS been released and is available on repositories, official ones even. Its just Ubuntu is silly with old versions.

We'll go the extra mile and put it in our docs. We aren't going to hold back progress.


Hmm. When do you hit this case? `distinct *`?


It actually isn't. The dialog isn't displayed as the element is set to hidden by default. I could of course set it to ```display: block;``` by default, but it seems cleaner this way.


Ok. I'll revert to the original pin numbering with next commit i.e. with P9
pin numbering in parenthesis.

Sorry for inconvenience.

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Per default it should get the empty message from itself, not from somewhere else, if gotten from somewhere else having the method itself is useless. Maybe phrased a bit cluttered,  but I think you get the point ;)


should be good whether this line would be in (this.after initialize)


Same as above


test


no problem, it's quite fun to me, i love git, and i've only been using it a few months. All this was explained to me as well. :+1:


How do to download a file onto 3ds to get the codes for pokemon rumble world?


I think there’s a solution with neither of those problems.


Because esperanto has been deprecated :)
https://github.com/esperantojs/esperanto


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Yeah … I think so.


@fabpot this code has been lost in the master branch. Please re-add it. We should be able to trigger deprecation warnings in Twig 2 when marking a function as deprecated too.


I think we'll need to do something more here by inspecting the number of workitems, because this should only show when a StoryController rendered panel is viewed.


I meant var that = this; is useless.


you may stop at request.user.userprofile


I'd rather see Ansible install fio from pre-built packages than to download and build fio


ABTs? Can we please solve this problem, already? ;-)


Really casting this? It would make more sense to just return a List rather than an ArrayList


You should make it clear that only the *inferred* dependencies will show up there.


Should be nice whether this line will be moved to a method that just call the trigger, any behaviors else must be in method trigged by this line.


This works except I'm not convinced roleid cannot be relied upon as a constant. UCALGARY_ROLES_DEVELOPER_RID was 7 on my site, likely a consequence of development, but with features setting the roles, you never know what will happen!

Also, what's the performance implication of using hook_init?


I was just focused on the design page, as I was rapidly switching between tasks at the time, but yes, it should've also been wrapped.


should be nice create in event.js file a specific event for that.


If ioengine==rbd, you could exercise librbd in addition to krbd


Use, JMetalRandom.getInstance()....
Isso vai facilitar se precisarmos fixar uma seed se todos os lugares estiverem utilizando o mesmo Random


Me too. I guess my POV would be that `distinct` when you know the shape is one kind of problem (group by *these fields*), whereas when you don't it's entirely different (project into a temp, delete `_id`, and group by that), so it makes sense to just fold over the option and handle each case separately. Am I oversimplifying?


would be nice if the ffmpeg patch can go upstream


@devoid The problem is that here `c.next` returns `io.EOF` and then `Next` returns `nil, io.EOF` even though there is a story in the buffer, I think. At least I was getting no story returned even though there was one in the buffer.


If I'd worked in recruiting, I'd have hired you immediately. Truly beautiful code.


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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>

```


No, it shouldn't. A bootstrapping node will have SeedServerPeerNode's and announce through them. The seed receiving the connection will see it as a SeedClientPeerNode. If it's trying to announce through the same node at the time bad things could happen, but most of the time even if it's announcing it doesn't have that specific seed in its routing table.


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Add a comment that mentions that this is used for `define-unit` and co.


git clone


But, if we have an ExprBuilder, we don’t need to delete `_id`.
The `_id` is just an ExprOp instead of a Reshape.
ExprBuilder is actually the simplest case.


Done.


Credit to @SaintPeter for this commit. It was somehow lost in a rebase.


(But not `unit` and co.)


Hi. The first line works okay. It's the second line with problem.


Great


Under what circumstances are this case reached?


Yeah, it can't unless we were dealing with every site being a clone of another which we won't have. We would need to probably query for it.

In terms of performance implications, hook_init only runs on non-cached pages once per page load, so there is definitely some. You could probably thread some caching in front of it so we're not hitting the database every page load.


Perhaps `UpdateEveryN` as a default? And should the `'auto`' above also be `UpdateEveryN`? Would be a bit weird for the default terminal progress updater to stop after 100 updates...


@genofire  @mortzu wo kommt die `blacklist.sh` her? Es gibt eine im Ansible-Repo, die momentan nicht verwendet wird und es gibt eine im blacklist-Repo, die auch nicht benutzt wird. In `/etc/fastd/$site_code/` gibt es jedenfalls keine.


Whenever this is ready to be merged... Please make sure I am around.

Also...
If we don't already we should put large warning texts in the console on both implementations for anyone using Java 6/7 telling them to upgrade.

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I'm pretty sure this source location just gets thrown away by `syntax->list` (i.e., only applies to the outermost layer).


No need for an indirection method.


Hi, I have a review comment for this change, I hope you can make use of it to make the code better.

As a personal thought, mentioning that a method is deprecated as the very last word in the documentation seems opposite of what it should be - the very first word you see. Otherwise a developer may spend more time reading the entire doc string before realizing this func is deprecated.

Officially speaking, there's supposedly a Go convention already set, see https://github.com/golang/go/issues/10909. However, it's really hard to parse from [the linked thread](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/golang-dev/ya5vE0G62Z4) _what_ is the convention that was decided. I hope you're successful in finding it.


This brought back players spawning in shield bug, but fixed walker spawning in shield bug.


Switched his to use a helper.


git comlpile


Squashed that hunk into the correct patch.


I wouldn't pack `-r` inside options since it implicitly decouples -r from requirements.txt. But actually doesn't really matter


Good to know, thanks!


LGTM.


Same here, moved all the library changes to the same patch.


I'm not sure I get what the `Integer` key is supposed to represent? Just the position of the word in the dictionary?


91977808_LBNL_NewVRFModel (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (765 of 765 tests passed)

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To not lose source locations, use `this-syntax` instead of reassembling the pieces.


I'm fairly sure that it is never reached and is there just as a fallback.


Query with 4aa327b9aa2ddfcfe551db5212fa933b2b33cb70


With this change, do we need 97a937a4689babaaf5d1 ? It's not clear to me what 97a937a4689babaaf5d1 does, except maybe help `get_ipython().magic` calls not fail...


But all of these errors are specific to the `Sipowicz` gem.

Having a general module named `Errors` might cause some confusion for users of the gem. It might make sense to namespace it with `Sipowicz` as well. Something like

```ruby
class Sipowicz
  module ErrorMessages
    def self.unsaved_password(reason)
    # ... all the other error messages
  end
end
```

That way the `ErrorMessages` module is namespaced inside of Sipowicz. Having a `Sipowicz::ErrorMessages` namespace lets you put other messages in there.


yeah a little overkill. but can be.


@SamuelToh
Thanks for submitting this PR for us, we really appreciate that.
We just added some feedback in order to help with some advice around the way as flight Js works, patterns  implemented in our code base. Should be nice whether you make this changes!
In additional we'll be really appreciate if you add some tests.
Please reach us if you have any questions.


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Perhaps, also set `textBoxFind.Text` and `textBoxReplace.Text` to the stripped result?


hello-world


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It broke since `-r` was already defined if $ST2_PIP_OPTIONS environment variable was not specified.

```make
ifndef PIP_OPTIONS
	PIP_OPTIONS := -U -q -r
endif
```


Every user input seems malicious


What was the problem here?  Default writeDeadline in gorilla was too short, and was timing out on writing PONG?


i think i may have messed up white space or something like used tab instead of the right number of spaces. i'm not sure. that shell call should be outside of the if/elif before the return


Hmm, but it is closed in https://github.com/ploneintranet/ploneintranet/blob/6a8aec59be52939847dbabba1ca5dc5c9e3fd8e4/src/ploneintranet/workspace/browser/tiles/templates/sidebar.pt#L433. I investigate further.


What's with IDisposable stuff what do you need it for?


And same thing in `private void ButtonUpdateClick(object sender, EventArgs e)`, I think.


Look like you want a free-id table here, or at least `assoc`.


Nothing jumps out at me. It looks like you also removed the number of unique bases and that seems fine as it was a dicey calculation.

+1 from me.


Sorry, the <a has no closing bracket, that's right.


Or even better, don't build `mapping`, and just iterate over `new` and `old`.


Please i would like to do this for my final year project and i want to know what kind of baterry u used to power the project


¿por qué te quedo un else vacio?


Done.


Not clear what the question is. bibtex-tools was built with Stratego/XT, not specifically related to nix. But I haven't maintained bibtex-tools and Stratego/XT has moved to a Java-based back-end and probably won't build/run the original sources. I have since developed http://researchr.org to provide an online solution for maintaining bibliographies.


Hi Zacharias,
Thanks for the update. I fixed it in the develop branch but I decline your pull request because of the mess with the blank lines.

Regards,

Allard


Interesting for what? To be removed? Included? Updated?

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Because is the best way to try it if you dont have any operating system installed in your computer

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fixed both. thx!


git


yep, I got that. just said that pack options separately from its arguments is not the best practice...


@pedro-guimaraes @NyKaren Galera, entendam oq isso faz, apliquem no projeto (ou melhorem) e podem matar essa branch.


Jeroen, profile photo has to have a size of 300x300 px since quite a while now... Otherwise :+1:


Probably two more '=' are needed on this line.


It is not going to work if you dispose object that you have set only once on init. For now it looks better if you create in your using block new context for each call. ```using (var dbContext = new Context())```


@tanmaykm, I added the conditional check for Gadfly in a recent PR. Was it causing problems? It is useful to have for the occasion that one is building JuliaBox without Gadfly...


about what?

This line is overly long.  Wrap it at a reasonable length and let AsciiDoc reflow as needed.


There is some redundancy in the tests, for example:
user_assert(pBox->Right > pBox->Left, D3DERR_INVALIDCALL);
user_assert(pBox->Right <= This->desc.Width, D3DERR_INVALIDCALL);
this one is redundant:
user_assert(pBox->Left <= This->desc.Width, D3DERR_INVALIDCALL);

Besides given the other user_assert in nine, usually we put related tests in the same user_assert,
so here it would probably be better to put everything in the same user_assert as well.


You might be right, but we should make sure the tests still run without 97a937a.


added an instruction line.


Is it possible to lock a 0x0x0 volume ?


Still `Creating a client cert:` :innocent:


`UpdateN` is the savest option, everything else might blow up an IPython notebook. And the `N` updates are spaced out over the complete simulation. For long running simulations you just don't get very frequent updates.


@domenic Any reason for not including [`max_line_length = 100`](https://github.com/editorconfig/editorconfig/wiki/EditorConfig-Properties#max_line_length)?


ah right


nice binary bro


Okay, will test it out. If it's not necessary I'll skip that commit.


Still installing dependencies..., but I did notice in the Android Studio requirements link above that JDK 7 is required - not sure if we should mention that requirement also?


Ugh, why is that not on editorconfig.org?


comment here to (for the purpose of grepping)


Oh! Didn't realize that, will use `UpdateN` as the default. I'll add a fixup commit for it; will push all of these little changes to this branch before merging to get your okay on it all.


@tlwalla1 Looks good. You were missing the release.jsb2 step when adding a new file. I went ahead and fixed it.


"Documenting the purpose of git-credential-wincred" is a suboptimal use of the precious space.

"credential-wincred doc: document the helper as a relay to Windows' Credential Manager"

or something?

You'd need to sign-off your patch and send it to the list. See Documentation/SubmittingPatches.

Thanks.


This interface could be replaced by Sponge's [`Consumer`](https://github.com/SpongePowered/SpongeAPI/blob/master/src/main/java/org/spongepowered/api/util/Consumer.java) or at least this interface could extend the `Consumer`.


@erasche you are still missing the `"`


`converter` is enough now.


Need a define for OSX


@jf---, glad to know you find my recipes useful :-)

About `dlls.patch`: It's only useful on Windows because we haven't added

     C:\<Anaconda path>\Library\bin

to `PATH` yet, and that's necessary for Unix style libraries installed on Windows. I hope we can do this change in a couple of weeks.


You mean the explanation in the commit message?


Oh, just saw your other comment. Sure.


Is this left over from debug ?


More debugs


I just ran into this (using a local gem made from master):
[deliver halted] You still need a LGTM from: johanoskarsson

Do I need to set the remote_user somehow? It could be because this is on a private repo in an organisation?


Ya, they are removed in my local commits which i haven't pushed yet.


> 181 additions and 351 deletions.

Nice


thx, tried for a final fix in this commit: aae3152746d5d7b661f608f1aeb87502e736c1ad


Accepted but comment your PR please


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If you changed something in the frontend, you'll have to create a pull request there, too.


do you still need `CookieJar`?


:+1: for abts!


This patch breaks PolyORB-HI/C examples/aadlv2/d3.1.3-1. Can you detail the objective of this patch ?
Should we update the examples ? If so, what is the recommended solution ?
Thanks


I believe this may have been overlooked as it's still causing issues.  I believe it was correct before as `self.class.user`  I will have time in the morning to take a look at this and correct the issue.


Thanks ! :-)


nope. it should be removed


nicer in es2016
```js
const [head, tail] = code.split('-');
return this.lowerCaseLng ?
  `${head.toLowerCase()}-${tail.toLowerCase()}` :
  `${head.toLowerCase()}-${tail. toUpperCase()}`

```


Just wondering if this should be kept around left broken, removed, or something else. I'm reluctant to leave dead expressions lying around if there's no light at the end of the tunnel.


Ack. What is your suggestion to describe the issue in a way, which fulfills your need for harmony? I'm having a hard time, as I'm about to describe disharmony here.


/javascripts/services/tmdb.js >

replace $http.get with $http.jsonp

need to find out how to parse the jsonp back out properly
need to introduce $scope


do your thing girl @ProjectFrank
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-6-d88xIUk


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Ah crap, that has altered something I hadn't intended it to alter :/


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I don't think this change is necessary. U2F 1.1-style requests will have the 'challenge' property, so this code should infer correctly whether it's a U2F 1.1-style or U2F 1.0-style request.


Ditto, except that the existing code has a bug: hasDefaultChallenge should be !hasDefaultChallenge. Our upstream tree has this fix already, and should be merged first.


JDK requirement added in 1db929d1d032ccd1ee7d28c2c0a2936954e8cfe6


Thanks, this looks right.


Fixed, e75466ae2cdebd7ada5d29941a2c48ec30e488d6


Bound to a signature?


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Good news, it works! :)


Ya I think so.  Maybe the *.ini as well?  Not sure about that one.
How does it handle other things like the .docx, .pdf, and .exe?  Does it skip them since they are 'binary'?


87382760-VAVTerminalUnitSchedule-Issue4285 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1784 of 1813 tests passed)

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네 그부분 삭제하면 누수나요 곧 수정함


Opening an issue in MOFD-Common about this commit.


Movimiento.
Usar los operadores para el cambio de valor en las variables de posición de las funciones usadas.


Ch 1 Problem 7 Complete. Needed correct amount of asterisks.


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코드의 구도가 전체적으로 잘못됬습니다. 전체적으로 수정들어갑니다.


document.webkitExitFullscreen()


You might be thinking of `pairs` which is too slow for this use; `ipairs`, on the other hand, [is compiled](http://wiki.luajit.org/NYI#Base-Library).  Also, here it's used in the outer loop, changing to a numeric `for` doesn't give any measurable benefit.

About the inner loop, I've found that in tight loops that mostly `:receive()` and/or `:transmit()` packets, the form `while not inport:full() and not outport:full() do...` is just as fast as a numeric `for` on the number of packets.


그리고 힙영역에 할당받아요 영향 줍니다.


The note to myself is really to remind myself

...PLUS... gets attention for other devs to chime in. :D:D:D

Open source...cheers!

Thanks for dropping by.


You can set whatever you desire using .gitattributes. Here is a sample that I believe represents what you asked for above:

# Set the default behavior, in case people don't have core.autocrlf set.
* text eol=lf

# Declare files that will always have CRLF line endings on checkout.
*.bat text eol=crlf
*.txt text eol=crlf
*.ini text eol=crlf

# Denote all files that are truly binary and should not be modified.
*.docx binary
*.pdf binary
*.exe binary


Indeed the package does. It seems reasonable enough to add a footnote to the commit but I'll also file an enhancement issue.


소멸자를 사용하는건 불완정합니다 특정상황에서는 소멸자가 호출 안되요


@OatmealDome hi there.
Well, you can't imagine how that's super excited to me.
I really like your job specially when you try to port dolphin emu to iOS. That's really wonderful.
I'm fan of this port.
I really come here daily only to see what's the new about it. And I hope everything will come easy for you to do.
 Other thing.please I want to be your tester at least to give you a report about it.
I Like to test it but I don't have a Mac. However I have a jailbroken iPad Air 2 with appsync installed. So if you don't mind can you give me ipa or deb of the dolphin app please. I mean to install it directly from ifile.

I'm really sorry to tell you here because you didn't have an issue button.

Thanks for all your hard work. We really appreciated that and waiting for all your new things about it.


I didn't got the point on the statement "he can verify, for instance, that the optimality conditions are satisfied for each problem". @abelsiqueira, can you clarify?


#4942-VRF-with-water-cooled-condenser-does-not-pass-hard-flow-rates-to-plant-loop (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1288 of 1288 tests passed)

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ACK! It's a damn good thing there's a 2nd set of eyes on this dude, you're def helpful :) I was actually trying to use 12001 (stupid sausage fingers hitting the damn zero) to keep it in line but whatever works is cool by me!


Hell Yea! (Okay, Yes)


		+/* -*- mode: C++; c-basic-offset: 4; tab-width: 4 -*-
+ *
+ * Copyright (c) 2005 Apple Computer, Inc. All rights reserved.
+ *
+ * @APPLE_LICENSE_HEADER_START@
+ *
+ * This file contains Original Code and/or Modifications of Original Code
+ * as defined in and that are subject to the Apple Public Source License
+ * Version 2.0 (the 'License'). You may not use this file except in
+ * compliance with the License. Please obtain a copy of the License at
+ * http://www.opensource.apple.com/apsl/ and read it before using this
+ * file.
+ *
+ * The Original Code and all software distributed under the License are
+ * distributed on an 'AS IS' basis, WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EITHER
+ * EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, AND APPLE HEREBY DISCLAIMS ALL SUCH WARRANTIES,
+ * INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
+ * FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, QUIET ENJOYMENT OR NON-INFRINGEMENT.
+ * Please see the License for the specific language governing rights and
+ * limitations under the License.
+ *
+ * @APPLE_LICENSE_HEADER_END@
+ */
+
+#ifndef __ARCHITECTURES__
+#define __ARCHITECTURES__
+
+#include "FileAbstraction.hpp"
+
+
+//
+// Architectures
+//
+struct x86
+{
+	typedef Pointer32<LittleEndian>		P;
+
+};
+
+struct x86_64
+{
+	typedef Pointer64<LittleEndian>		P;
+};
+
+struct arm
+{
+	typedef Pointer32<LittleEndian>		P;
+
+};
+
+
+
+
+
+#endif // __ARCHITECTURES__
+
+


Using a column for the primal and dual feasibilities, or other measure of optimalitty, the user can verify that they are below a threshold, by using an (experimental) option.


instanceof is generally considered to be hacky. Here I don't see why it is added, this code is confusing with this check. IF chat is not an instance of component, what is it? IF it can really be such a different object, should we maybe have a different method. IE: we would be violating SRP.

Also, what does this change have to do with scroll zone, speed, or changelog?


Formatting comments and shoe-horning it into commits I do not think is a good. Generally I find commits should have one idea, one purpose.


Yap yap yap


Did you see this? http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/multi-os/#Manual-intervention-required

Apparently you have to send an email to support@travis-ci.com and ask to have this enabled for yargs.


how does the comment relate to the if statement and surrounding code block. This comment I think makes more sense to you than anyone else. Now I just noticed this is a reformat. IF you change a line, in general you own that chagne. This is not a very good comment and I would suggest it be removed or fixed so it makes senese.


I still do not know why this was still here after I updated my local copy of Arb.


Why is this being reverted to 60? Didn't we have a discussion that the base speed could be increased? Did you play test 60 vs 100? I would be curious why you made this decision. I found 100 to be a pretty good speed.


Why is this being reverted?


Did you test what the faster scroll zone looks like when it is only 5 pixels wide?


코드의 구조는 내가 결정한다...


@maksimf подсказали, есть официальное название "нейтральный элемент" https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9D%D0%B5%D0%B9%D1%82%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9_%D1%8D%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%BD%D1%82


we need to have some state around to store whose turn it is, perhaps?


저건 그럼 왜 string *으로 한 겨?


수정했음.


그와중에 문법틀림 memory manage improvements.


I think it worked @coreytegeler. Good eye. I'm getting old.


@rhc54 the ```PMIX_ALIGNMENT_LONG``` macro is not defined anywhere
i initially found this on ompi master, and thought some configury stuff was not backported, but i cannot find in the pmix repository


You were casting without checking that it was of the correct type.


lock_guard하면 lock unlock 안 해도 된다네 ㅎ


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@marijnh could you explain me your strategy about removing MIT license? I'm using ternjs with Eclipse in tern.java which is EPLI license. I would like to know if I can continue to integrate ternjs? Thanks for your answer!


수동으로 하는게 더 좋음


good~


The comment was too long.  I do not see any problem with the comment.


100 was way too fast.  This discussion must have happened too fast, because I did not see it, otherwise I would have vetoed it.  Yes, I did try playing with it.


如何下载呢？


It is too large.  I can not move my mouse around without the screen moving.  On a laptop screen, these new borders zones take up way too much space.


I see a flaw at where you deal damage to linked allies. The distributed damage is considered magic damage(as in damage done by spells such as Blizzard, as opposed to magic type attack by Sorcerer), which means it takes linked target's MR and Ethereal status into account. You should actually deal damage to them instead of reducing their health directly.


저는 자동이나 좋아하는 자동충아닙니다. 수동으로 하나하나 조작하는게 재밌고 더 빠름


Here first input can be taken outside loop and then use while loop instead of do-while to avoid isEmpty check for start every time.


Might be good to populate the array with the results of two calls to getMixPath:
- one call identical to the current version,
- one with "Nothing" instead of mPkgNameVer.


오케이 ㅋㅋ


Yes I did.  You can change it to `TOLERANCE = 27` and `TOLERANCE / 3` if you want.


```
Chris Lydic = 2 + 3
            = 5
```
:+1:


Noted, will separate next time.


Ah, this was the missing piece, cheers.


I wasn't even on the server


Please do not put my translation without credits, because it looks like you're the one who translated.

https://github.com/Megasantos/Fluxcp/blob/master/lang/pt_br.php


This is divided by 100.0 because the `DEFAULT_Kc` value was changed from `(1)` to `(100)`. If this is wrong I will change it forthwith!


Name should be DoublyLinkedList only.


@SenWu @netj  Great point. So the plan is: compile to `parallelism: ${PARALLELISM}`, and set the env var in `deepdive-run`. The user can also override it by manually setting the env var. Does it make sense?


이런 건 풀 리퀘스트........


The online documentation is in docs/library/pyb.Timer.rst so you should change that as well.


아예 없어진건아니니까 괜찮잖아요!


Why it is created as class member.


DOS EOL characters also ruin grep commands and other tools. There is no good reason to have them. If you are windows only shop, then keep them and it won't hurt. If you are mixed OS, generally best to not have DOS line characters anywhere. Much easier to count all DOS line characters and ensure it is always zero than do all these comparison rules.

Last, if i edit a file (or any other non-windows user), I may not always introduce the DOS EOL character, in which case we'll have a mix of the characters, and that gets even more odd.


그땐 플하고 푸시하라니까


Method should be non parameterized. Start should be class member and initialize at time of list creation.


startNode should be used from class member.


This causes a problem with MySQL <= 5.7.0.
As seen on [these] (https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/blob/Q_4_5/libraries/server_privileges.lib.php#L4952-L4964), adding/ copying a new user with `%` would add the user with hostname as `%%` because the extra `%` does not get escaped since we don't do any sprintf (as seen on [these lines] (https://github.com/phpmyadmin/phpmyadmin/blob/master/libraries/server_privileges.lib.php#L4960-L4964).

So a better solution to fix #11433 should be applied instead of this commit or may be some additions to this.commit to fix this unwanted behavior temporarily at least.


where does it output the log file to when it's a relative path?


뭐어떰!!?!? 초대형 기업 프로젝트하는것도아니고! 후후


nit: There should be a space between te close paren and the opening brace


Its ok, althought trying to comment on this page is like tryuing to play gmod oin an atari

1FPS tryping for the lkoss. I'm not even typo correcting. Ant at least its 4 spaces not three like BadKing


Makes sense. I think I prefer having a value of zero immediately initialize - although giving slightly less control, it seems less confusing to the user - I could see it going either way. Thanks for checking out the PR :)


nit: spaces around the else


Updated


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You should squash these two commits together, repush using -f to the same branch, and then add a note saying that you've done it (because github doesn't send out notifications for those).

Then Damien will get around to looking at this and commenting/merging.


As it is class to define a node's definition, noOfNodes should not be maintained here.


그래에.. 근데 프로젝트명은 그대로 둬쥬ㅓ..


Unhandled Fundamental Failure


28 was too hard to hit, so we shouldn't go back to it. That size of scroll zone generated user complaints in source forget tickets.  I think the real issue is that with the larger scroll zone, the amount of time to cross it is larger, so it'll tend to scroll before you would want it to. That makes me think 50 pixels wide so the scroll zone can be easily, and a longer delay before scrolling starts.


Thanks for the contribution!


Start node should be maintained inside DoublyLinkedList class.


This function breaks thread safety for the SharedFrame class because it may cause the underlying image to be changed while another thread is accessing it. See the commentary in the header file:

>If it is necessary for an object to modify the frame data (e.g. to resize the image), then the object must call clone() to receive it's own non-const copy of the frame.

I recommend against this function because it could cause difficult to fix crashes in the future.


쿠쿠쿠쿠쿠쿸...그러죠


@nexdrew awesome reaching out now.


제가 코드 짜는 방식을 잘 봐주세요!
이렇게 짜시는게 좋아요!


1. I got compiler error:
ReliableFragment.cxx: In member function ‘virtual SAFplus::fragmentType SAFplus::ReliableFragment::getType()’:
ReliableFragment.cxx:97:12: error: ‘LAS_FLAG’ was not declared in this scope
       case LAS_FLAG:
            ^
2. Destructor should not be called explicitly when the object is dynamically allocated because delete operator automatically calls destructor.

sock->~MsgSocket() => delete sock;


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Slide in from the left to access the menu key.
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wrote:

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漂亮


I thought XML trims the value? Shouldn't it be like ` * `?


There is a potential use case for per-core parallelism when there's a high
'memory overhead eg loading huge dictionary... But overall I agree that
setting a global as above is ideal
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wrote:

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> point. So the plan is: compile to parallelism: ${PARALLELISM}, and set
> the env var in deepdive-run. The user can also override it by manually
> setting the env var. Does it make sense?
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We no longer have to mark if an attribute was set via `SetGlobalAttribute` since we now keep a list of attributes via `$wgPublicUserAttributes`. We'll use that list inside of `User::saveOptions` to determine if an option is an attribute and save it in the attribute service.


I added a mutex to protect it while accessing its image. Copying the image
is unacceptable for performance .


getting art runtime errors .. please help http://pastebin.com/uFXnnex7


This could just be `define-values`.


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StorageAccountService (SAS)


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Wow @amoghbl1 .

That is a very nice story. But please don't waste time here. The admin does not like it.


Idem.


I think this might do.
Any suggestions are welcome, as always. :)


Though I had to remove the port on the hotels network: http://192.168.88.130/owncloud/


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Great


Purpose statement?


Will fix. :)


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I don't think it makes any sense to create instance fields for these options. If you want to show all PsiDirectories in the same way, storing flags in each single PsiDirectory instance is redundant.

It's better to follow the existing design, to create a shouldShowSourcesRoot() method and to create an instance of a class extending PsiDirectoryNode and overriding this to return `false` in your code.


What's the status of this?


do we need unnecessary $scope pollution?


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We still need `threads.each(:&join)`, don't we? Why only take the first from the result?


According to the maxspeed data, it should show hl4, that's not possible according to the data, so it needs to fall back to another state. Due to #69 this is hl1.
The code to find the right state for Hl signals might need some work though. For example it should rather show a lower maxspeed than announcing a wrong state.


I won't be offended if you delete this :-)


Can we have a general page here which would not take focus from the project? ;)


Вынести метод в AuthorizedTokenManager, строку "isLogIN12" в отдельную переменную, название: IS_LOG_IN,  значение: имя_пакета_is_log_in.


That's ok, thanks for fixing my typos.


is there a reason not to use 1.4.6?


It runs properly without it, but on second thought, there's really no reason not to inject `get_ipython` in there, as (at least in the test suite) we require IPython to run. The only advantage, I suppose, would be that we would then guarantee that our generated Python scripts will work without requiring IPython. Is that worth it?


A few minor typos here.  In the commit message:
"and not simple an image" --> "and not a simple image" or "and not simply an image"?
"i.e. it eists to" --> "i.e. it exists to"

Since you are making the edit, fix the capitalization of "afw.image.IMage" error you inherited.
You could also make your description lines slightly longer to avoid the extra single-word line.


This line is unnecessary.


If this works, I will literally worship you. This is exactly what I need as I can't access my PC for about a few months until we move house.


Перенеси метод в AuthorizedTokenManager, строки username и password вынеси в отдельные переменные USERNAME, PASSWORD, значение имя_пакета_username, имя_пакета_password


Thanks for catching this!


The line below is unnecessary.


Can we wrap above validations into a separate private method? If name and location are mandatory, assert them too.


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Welcome to a tour of Go


There's currently no user-exposed syntax for AnyValues, so that change would need to be made as well.


Curious why you added this Andy? If we pull the newest version of ARC on some of our projects that have a little bit older version of Faraday this does not compile at all.


Let me a week to review it, I'm a bit busy, and I think this needs to be reviewed carefully


What's the high-level reasoning behind these set operations?


I can move the account types and name rules into their own private method. I don't think it's necessary for name and location, since Hash#fetch basically bakes that in for us.


Перенеси в метод saveToken в AuthorizedTokenManager, сохраняй только токен


Maybe I do not understand something, but why not simplify to
``` coffee
 makeOpts: (PATH) ->
    options = process.env;
    options.PATH = PATH + path.delimiter + options.PATH
    options
```
?


do not store hyphens in the machine id, keep it only the chars and if you want to pretty-print, do it elsewhere (like a pretty-printer in sol-util.h)


Do we have an issue covering this in the xunit-performance repo?


Название строки вынеси в strings.xml


Thank you for the suggestion.

I don't control the instantiation of PsiDirectoryNode on all code paths (for instance, in ProjectViewDirectoryHelper there's a bunch), so I can't trivially extend-and-override. I could go some sort of factory interface route here, but it would mean extra API apart from TreeStructureProvider.

AFAICT there is no other interface associated with the root project node accessible to PsiDirectoryNode apart from ViewSettings, which as discussed isn't the right interface for this. If there is something else that can supply context then that would be a reasonable solution.


first thing you did was check if id[32] was newline... so this is bogus.


id у кнопки поменяй на log_in_btn


We should standardize return type for `delete` and `create` methods in all `service` classes. What is the type for `response.return!`? I should do the same to my service class.


I'm  not sure!


Используй модель User


please use hanging indent:
```python
storage.storages[0]._loaded_data = [
    Message(constants.INFO, 'Test message 1'),
    ...,
]
```


Looks good


@lucasdemarchi
so, that means that with our version schema we're ok to go with MAJOR, right?


nice


this will soon be correct as i did it (tm).


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Please inline. It's only used once, and the pattern there is trivial.


Note: I removed this because I don't think this is something that's actually all that important. From a Principle of Least Surprise effort it's valuable, but the only way to save a Variant is actually saving the button; there' s a lot of work that needs to go into keeping buttons from saving data while saving their variants, and I don't think the PLS in this case is worth adhering to *that* strictly, as we're simply mirroring the API we're actually wrapping by saving both.


Well that's strange, cause although all default profile photo's are named  300.png or 300.jpg, the are ALL 175x175px. Just check for yourself! That's why I made it 175x175px, to keep in line with the rest.


Good thanks. I'll come back on this project soon.


`man 5 machine-id` says it's 32 bytes. Then read exactly that, not 37. You can make the buffer 33 bytes to ensure a trailing \0, but do not mess with newline like done in `validate_machine_id()`


WTF?


rationale?


WTF?!


WTF?!?


hey, now that allocator doesn't contain a mutex, this should return a value rather than a pointer.


`allocateTargetInternal` appears to be useless now.


- Update `del`

```
 npm install -g del
```


run it as:
python kmeans.py


This class badly needs some explanation


That name is too generic, imo.


allFlattened.size -> numKeys


Why put it in a list in the first place?


use `string_uuid_gen()`, avoid replicating the code.


@m-kuhn this seems annoying as it deletes all the recent projects for QGIS versions <= 2.8.x when running on the same machine both development and stable version.


Waiting till I get home where it's already set up, but try something like:

```python
def namespace_select(namespace):
    # if desired this could be pulled out somehow for an API check of what namespaces it actually has but that's gravy
    namespace_titles = {1: u"Talk:", 3: u"User talk:", 4: u"Wikipedia:", 5: u"Wikipedia talk:"}
    return namespace_titles[namespace]
```
If you want to do the custom error you could wrap that last in a try/except (and remember, indentation, no semicolons!)

On the CSV business, if the parser doesn't work:
```python
article_identifiers = []  # should be a list of tuples with (title, namespace number)
with codecs.open(file_name, 'r', 'utf-8') as f:
    for line in f:
        info_list = line.strip().split(',')  # strip newline, split on comma
        article_identifiers.append((info_list[0].strip(), info_list[1].strip()))  # probably confusing, but should append the tuple, stripped of whitespace
```


A failed test on one of Peter's branches.
https://circleci.com/gh/cockroachdb/cockroach/6675?utm_campaign=build-failed&utm_medium=email&utm_source=notification


Does it matter that you don't sanitize the initial value loaded from yaml?


Might be messing up my use of submodules, but I'm getting the following error:

```
[ 41%] Building C object models/SR-model/CMakeFiles/sr-model.dir/model_main.c.o
/homes/jenkins/work/ROSS/models/SR-model/model_main.c: In function ‘main’:
/homes/jenkins/work/ROSS/models/SR-model/model_main.c:53:2: error: too many arguments to function ‘tw_define_lps’
```

`git submodule` output is:
```
 834d6749b8e45e62c7a1226d834220ddcf99b673 IO (remotes/origin/HEAD)
 a119fb8442c8636f709684171f0699f4991af726 models/ROSS-Models (heads/master)
 14a52619110f79f88ea0453fc456b9f61e7fb2c7 models/ROSS-template-model (heads/master)
```


can you note it on the commit message?


reduce scope of variables whenever possible. In this case it's simpler to write the loop using only `i` and keep `p` inside the for:

```c
for (i = 0; i < buf.used; i++) {
   char *p = sol_buffer_at(&buf, i);
   ...
}
```


Considered to remove test duplication with:
let insertMany coins =
        for coin in coins do insert coin

however, this made tests more unreadable.


Instead of making everything static, we could just make a class that we instantiate in MapController. Static initialization is generally to be avoided because it imposes startup time costs that can't be controlled by a user (even if it's quite small, as in this case). The initialization can be handled in the constructor.

Exceptions may not be the best form of error handling in this situation. Throwing an Exception means that the method cannot function the way it needs to, due to a failed precondition or a programmer error. An Exception is also a form of non-local control flow, so the places they occur should be sparse and well-defined (for the same reasons as `goto`). In this particular code, it would make sense to me to catch any IO exceptions internally and move on, as the user of this code is neither responsible for the exceptions nor particularly capable of using the information that the code failed.

Last thing: It seems that the intended usage scope of this file is just within the tangram library, so in that case it might be best to make the methods (or even the class itself) not `public`. The default scope in Java classes (if `public`, `private`, etc. is omitted) is "package-private", which means that it's available to classes in the same Java package and inaccessible everywhere else.


This isn't working for me. I get "Unexpected logic" in my html file. I have a shop.html and reviews.html in the same directory with no models. I'm trying this:

module.exports.main = function *() {
	this.body = yield render("shop", { partials: { } });
};

and in the markup:

{{> reviews}}


why newline at this point? This should never come to this stage... cut newlines if you read it from files, at that point.


I think so. Fixed.


Not sure, but I think this is needed for Xdebug


machine id doesn't belong to string module. Create a platform module instead.


Hello Brady,

That's fantastic! You're welcome! Yes I will take a look at it, if I am not going to continue with it I will let you know.

Regards,

epsdky.


Thanks man! I overlooked that when doing some refactoring.


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`nb-configuration.xml` oraz `*.iml` powinno wylądować w globalnym `.gitignore`, resztę można zastąpić przez:  `**/target`.


True. Thanks


This fixes #54.


@adletaw Thanks for making these commit notes so easy to follow! Everything looks really good, except I would like to make these two changes:

K547, K560: FD5 -> 1, we know little about Brachypremna apart from it being a Tipulid genus, so there is little indication that it consumes more "living leaf tissue" (FD5) than the average tipulid. Keep at tipulid average of 1 for this trait therefore.

K433,K506, K544, K434: FD8-> 1. For species identified only to subfamily Limoniinae, I set FD8 (living macroinverts in diet) to 1 because FG6 (engulfing predators) for this subfamily is 1. Although some genera include predatory as one of several trophic modes (e.g. Hexatomini, Rhabdomastrix) the others do not (Ormosia, Trentepohlia, Limonia sp). (DS notes). Of these genera, Trentepohlia is far and away the most common in our dataset.

Either you can make these changes if you are online, or I will see that they are done.


Can we run the non-notebook tests without IPython? It would be nice to be able to run those tests without IPython, and I'm worried the import in 97a937a will break that (though maybe it's already broken). That said, we can always put the import in the function with an importorskip, and it would be fine.


Jeżeli to jest interfejs, to wszystko jest publiczne.


> Any reason for not including `max_line_length = 100`?

Fixed in https://github.com/whatwg/html/commit/780e23052925d26c7d99bd1fabffd67aafadae9a.


as you'll move machine-id out of string, you're going to lose access to `fix_case_and_hypens()`. Just drop that, check that our string 'sed' module is able to do the formatting, it should be a good test.


Starajmy się unikać `columnDefiniotion`, jest to zależne od silnika, więc może powodować problemy.


Podobnie jak wyżej.


maybe `TRIGGER` to keep it in line with others?


Ja preferuję `JodaDate` i `JodaDateTime`, zawsze się lepiej na tym pracuje.


Updated Biochemistry/README.md for changed scripts and better description of aliases field and added first pass of README.md files for SOLRDump and Templates directories.


:clap:


Tutaj podobnie z tymi interfejsami i metodami.


Now that I've applied all the commits, I'm still unsure about making those NPCs idle, but let's continue the discussion in the [previous commit](https://github.com/classicdb/database/commit/8ef3807d9264cf79a5ffedb23a4d7788162dcbf9) to avoid too much scattering.


What's the main purpose/sweetspot of [flamecore/container](https://github.com/FlameCore/Container)?
Why should I want to use this container?


It feels pretty good to upgrade to java8... I love it.


Tu możemy skorzystać z klasy `MediaType` - mniej pisania.


@levicole I wrote two macros.  The first, `[attribute]_changes` returns an Active Record Relation of all changes to that attribute.  The second, `[attribute]_between(start_date, end_date)` does the same within two dates.


@ahacop was a direct order from the top


This can be `std::vector<std::pair<class_label, class_label>>` and you can then use e.g. `preds.emplace_back("A"_cl, "B"_cl)`.


Wiem, że tak jest szybciej `ResponseEntity<?>`, ale unikajmy tego, nie wiemy jaki będzie typ i do `Swaggera` jest problem.


.Length ?

You don't need to invoke all the LINQ machinery for this.


it looks like your submodules are on the right commit... Is your `git status` clean?
You can always try doing a `git pull origin master` in the submodule directory.


Tutaj też można użyć `MediaType`.


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:smile:


We definitely need an understandable class for this plot. I hope I fixed that one now in 761db14. I've checked trimp/atl/ctl for a specific date for each chosen period.


Can we just add these functions? I don't like the fragility in the test here. I'm fine if it computes on the fly.

`mtx.precision_for("A"_cl)`; `mtx.recall_for("A"_cl)` or something.


Robimy z tego `RuntimeException` i pchamy wyżej, tak nie może zostać.


Lekkie przegięcie z tym walidatorem, pewnie gdzieś jest coś predefiniowanego, może w `Joda`, ale w czymś `Apache`.


Sure, but IMO it's clearer that way,
GribRecord class doesn't know anything about files format, moreover it allows a copy and paste of GribRecord.cpp and GribRecord.h in weather_routing plugin.


Why was this necessary?


We should really check the numbers directly by pulling them out of the matrix somehow. I can't easily tell what these asserts are really even saying without printing the matrix myself.

I'd be nice if these were asserting actual precision/recall values, and if the values they are being asserted against (`APPROX_EQUAL`) were formulas themselves rather than raw floating point values.


Not your bug, but: bad comment.


@rnestler please review :)


I renamed them because i did not have the source files to recreate them for the new size. Basically they are all beeing stretched now...


This fix is insufficient I think. The dl library may very well be linux specific, but then why was `HAS_LIBDL` set to `TRUE` in all other cases?

Would having the if statement read `LINUX AND HAS_LIBDL` work?


Does checking if `typeof == 'symbol'` make sense here? I feel like just using `Symbol.iterator` if it exists may be better to allow expected behaviour in polyfilled environments


Can you say here why we need to force this reference? What happens if we don't?


The only change between these two files was removal of blank lines on the bottom.


i was here


This fix did seem to work.  I was having problems with this build pack overwriting another build pack's path, but this fixed it.  Looks like I got sidetracked and never got around to sending the pull request.


Any chance of getting this back in the UI or maybe to a lower value?


это не сработает - `etcd` и `flannel` используются "нижним" докером (docker-core), a `docker_image ` придет к "верхнему"


I actually think this is an xUnit issue. I believe it attempts to load "xunit.execution.desktop.dll" if it detects that you are running the desktop version (which the performance runner is). But it seems to do so from the directory of the test you are running, rather than the directory of the test runner (the desktop execution assembly is definitely next to the desktop runner).


> If we don't already we should put large warning texts in the console on both implementations for anyone using Java 6/7 telling them to upgrade.

Implementations will make the jump to Java 8, so their servers won't even start if they're using older versions.


So in layman's, what does all this new stuff do? Thanks!


Looks like you misspelled "canola"


We have inotify, so there's really no need for rescans.


-1 overall I dislike mixing formatting and logic and in this patch we can see it's over complicated because of that.

Keep uuid one thing, it's 16 bytes and that's it. Make a generic function that is cross-platform, the only platform dependent part should be the random number generator.

Then make a pretty-print function that takes the 16 bytes (`sol_buffer` or `sol_uuid`) and creates a formatted string (33 or 37 bytes including null terminator). That one can be in `sol-util.h` and is used by node-types and the functions that write to a file in `/etc/machine-id`.

Also keep in mind the format of `/etc/machine-id`: it doesn't allow hyphens and must be 32 bytes. So read 32 bytes and that's it, don't bother reading trailing `\n`.


Okay, my DB is up to date with your commits, so now I understand what you did. I fully agree for the Patchwerk room (at least once the linking is restored :tongue: )

However, it's hard to get an opinion for the first room since the videos do not show the same thing.
Basically:
* two of them show no NPCs on the left side, but have a Bile Retcher patrolling. This is the config I added, but I seem to have the WP slightly wrong for the Bile Retcher
* one of them shows the NPCs on the left side but without the patrol. This is the config you've remade
* one of them shows the NPCs on the left side and with the patrol : this is a mix between the two configs above

Now we have to understand were the differences do come from. Given the short time range in the release of the videos, I don't think this come from a patch change. It also seems to be very unlikely that the missing NPCs from a video to another were killed while the others were left alive or had respawn (I don't remember trash respawning in Naxx). The only explanation that comes to my mind is pooling: the first room would propose several settings of static/patrolling NPCs. What do you think?


Argh - there's an old submodule (SR-Model) lurking in my tree. Apparently, even if you remove the entry from your .gitmodules the ones you've previously `git init`'d stick around. Gotta do surgery on my repo...


Issue #19 I think happens here might need to handle it like this?

        if (num == databaseManager.getCount()){
            comic = databaseManager.getComic(num);
        } else finish();


Just for future reference, I will not be using this update's new features, and they're all optional, so I have reverted the upgrade.


Let's add this to `arc.h`, that way we get proper type checking for all consumers.


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@natelust Before this change the code was worrying about `PSFEX_DIR` not being set at all but after this change it's worrying that the environment variable is just zero length. This will break if the environment variable is not set at all. Is the point here that `eups` must always have set up the current build directory but there is a chance that it ends up with null value?


Woo-hoo! @bencomp check out https://coveralls.io/github/pdurbin/addressbookmvc :)


This is literally just going through all the words in the dictionary until it finds a matching one; if the dictionary is not sorted, you obviously can't do much better than this, so I would say that it is reasonable to assume that the dictionary *is* indeed sorted. Even if not, if you wanted you could sort it once at the beginning and then use the sorted version from there on (assuming that you expect a relatively high number of queries).


who's the idiot who are reading this code ... Oh.  Right.
website default ("public") user = request.website.user_id :)


Hello, why did you change to 5039 ? Be careful because asterisk http port is used by ARI too.


The polyfill story is a bit wonky because if it's not a symbol then the assignment becomes an enumerable exposed property which is not good. I figure we'll ship with support for the native and then if requests come for shims we'll revisit it then (I want to avoid doing as much up front work as possible until there's demand).


It is find/firstOrNull but with map/transform. Could be findWithMap may be. But in the daemon-2 branch already.


Typo - button should be "Delete Folder" instead of "Delete File"


There exists some numerical instability and FMA's are causing our
statistical ensemble test to fail as a result.  Simulation wise, it might
not have to be there (depending on experiment), but it's helpful for cross
platform testing.

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I wonder if we could work around this with custom assembly resolution.  In any case, would you mind creating an issue for this, so we don't lose track of it?


hopefully unsigned's are always >=0 :)


Why would we ever not want to use the `lapack_functions` from the build directory? Do we explicitly want to be able to build this PSFEX against a lapack functions directory from another installed version?


Okay. I left it that way because I have no idea of the formatting it may come with on the other OSes.


The point of that is to warn existing users.

We should remove the warning when we update to Java 8.
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TrickyMods.IniFile is deprecated hencheforth.
The module will still exist for the time being, but it's maintenance is discontinued, and it will only exist due to some projects of mine still using it and I need to to adapt them all to the new situation.
In stead use TrickyMods.InitFile2
Unfortunately backwards compatibility was not possible. I do plan a tool that can convert the old files to the new situation.


Okay.


With such a deep call sequence it lead to the unreadable expression imho. But I'll look at it again in the next daemon branch.


Fair.


What happened to @martinpaljak comments abount only 3 entry points?


OK.


`get_ipython` is imported from `nengo.utils.ipython` where we ensure that it is a function returning `None` if no IPython is installed.


Well that was fun. Looks good to me - I'll update the CODES repos.


Unhandled Fundamental Failure


Okay, I'll let the formatting separeted.


Oh, ok. 10q


Can this introduce spurious bindings in the module?


This comment is redundant.


Apparently those Constants are strings, not ints. They can still be used from c++ using `OpenColorIO::InterpolationFromString`, but that seems a pretty crazy approach to me... what do you suggest?


prep for automated input. needs testing


Use `stx` directly, instead of taking it apart and putting it back together.


all right. understood. make no fuss. its >.<


Thanks!


Refactored the BiochemHelper class to prepare for model templates, updated Build_Biochem.py to add aliases to typed object and store in PATRIC workspace, added Build_SOLR_Tables.py script to create SOLR tables directly from source files.  These scripts are independent of existing scripts and only use source files.


Oh, nevermind, missed the untyped part.


Ecoute, t'es gentil mais...


HI Feng

after release new kernel 4.2 i make and run test but the status is same
after up imq interface machine crash please check log in next line:

[   48.477906] BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at
0000000000000001

[   48.478046] IP: [<ffffffff810ddf90>] kmem_cache_alloc+0x40/0xb0

[   48.478101] PGD 9c065067 PUD 9c043067 PMD 0

[   48.478157] Oops: 0000 [#1] SMP

[   48.478202] Modules linked in: sch_hfsc sg iptable_filter xt_IMQ
iptable_mangle xt_nat xt_addrtype iptable_nat nf_conntrack_ipv4
nf_defrag_ipv4 nf_nat_ipv4 ip_tables nf_nat nf_conntrack netconsole
vmw_pvscsi hwmon_vid imq pcnet32 tulip dmfe ne2k_pci 8390 b44 ssb natsemi
3c59x fealnx via_rhine sis900 e100 8139cp 8139too dl2k acenic r8169 mii tg3
libphy e1000e e1000 igb i2c_algo_bit ptp pps_core vmxnet3 mcryptd
sha1_ssse3 sha1_generic arc4 ecb ppp_mppe ppp_generic slhc

[   48.478819] CPU: 0 PID: 2438 Comm: cron Tainted: G           O    4.2.0
#1

[   48.478868] Hardware name: VMware, Inc. VMware Virtual Platform/440BX
Desktop Reference Platform, BIOS 6.00 09/30/2014

[   48.478945] task: ffff8800ba57b840 ti: ffff88009c060000 task.ti:
ffff88009c060000

[   48.479008] RIP: 0010:[<ffffffff810ddf90>]  [<ffffffff810ddf90>]
kmem_cache_alloc+0x40/0xb0

[   48.479081] RSP: 0018:ffff88009c063d78  EFLAGS: 00010202

[   48.479121] RAX: 0000000000000000 RBX: ffffffff81700420 RCX:
000000000000662c

[   48.479170] RDX: 000000000000662b RSI: 00000000000000d0 RDI:
0000000000016a40

[   48.479216] RBP: 0000000000000001 R08: ffffffff81051287 R09:
000000000000002b

[   48.479263] R10: 0000000000000246 R11: 00007ffe391934d0 R12:
ffff88013b001a80

[   48.479309] R13: 00000000000000d0 R14: ffff8800ba57c380 R15:
ffff8800ba57c6b0

[   48.479356] FS:  00007f0af3ca4700(0000) GS:ffff88013fc00000(0000)
knlGS:0000000000000000

[   48.480033] CS:  0010 DS: 0000 ES: 0000 CR0: 0000000080050033

[   48.480677] CR2: 0000000000000001 CR3: 000000009c05c000 CR4:
00000000001406f0

[   48.481326] Stack:

[   48.481939]  ffff88009c042fc8 ffffffff81700420 0000000000000000
0000000000000000

[   48.483157]  00007f0af3ca49d0 ffffffff81051287 ffffffffffffffff
ffffffff81700420

[   48.484498]  0000000000000000 0000000000000000 ffff88009c03b8c0
0000000001200011

[   48.485765] Call Trace:

[   48.486389]  [<ffffffff81051287>] ? alloc_pid+0x27/0x400

[   48.486997]  [<ffffffff8103ad87>] ? copy_process.part.7+0xe17/0x14a0

[   48.487595]  [<ffffffff8103b5bd>] ? _do_fork+0xcd/0x2b0

[   48.488504]  [<ffffffff81512817>] ? entry_SYSCALL_64_fastpath+0x12/0x6a

[   48.489288] Code: 89 fc 41 89 f5 49 8b 0c 24 65 48 8b 51 08 65 48 03 0d
5d c2 f2 7e 48 8b 29 48 85 ed 74 41 49 63 44 24 20 48 8d 4a 01 49 8b 3c 24
<48> 8b 5c 05 00 48 89 e8 65 48 0f c7 0f 0f 94 c0 84 c0 74 c6 49

[   48.491289] RIP  [<ffffffff810ddf90>] kmem_cache_alloc+0x40/0xb0

[   48.491863]  RSP <ffff88009c063d78>

[   48.492441] CR2: 0000000000000001

[   48.493002] ---[ end trace f48f4fc0a649a834 ]---

[   48.493525] Kernel panic - not syncing: Fatal exception

[   48.494084] Kernel Offset: disabled

[   48.494612] Rebooting in 10 seconds..

[   58.554322] ACPI MEMORY or I/O RESET_REG.

m.

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Oh, I meant numKeys = allMatches.size! Fixing.


Then it should error.


Good, perhaps, but GCC 4.7 is an explicit build dependency for Linux systems, per the README.


@samth, @takikawa, @shekari: Thoughts?


i prefer the return after the if, and put brackets in the r_list_foreach() i find loops without brackets quite confusing


what about using calloc? we can safe some issues if read_at() doesnt fills that


indent it just once, no need to put everything that far


```cls_cxx_map_set_val``` instead of ```cls_cxx_map_set_vals```


same as above


Already have the snapshot key recorded in ```src_snap_key```


does it builds without this include in osx and ios?


```oid``` -> ```old```?


I usually go with SateUnderTest_ExpectedBehaviour and optionally also comment:
// arrange
// act
(// assert implied by Assert(..) methods)


It's a bad idea to do this, btw... I just say it because the structure for 0.12m is actually different in that there is no main{} in ph3.


This is awesome, thanks.


you can uncomment this line


Okay.


I think I just didn't see it :)


done


I fix my repo you can return to github url


This is not awesome.  Does this even pass "make check"?  If so then we ought to be fixing our tests...


Hi Erik, to import the CLP(FD) library, you need to use a directive, i.e., please write:

:- use_module(library(clpfd)).

Otherwise, you are simply stating a fact, i.e.: `use_module(M)` holds, where `M` is the term `library(clpfd)`, which is not what you are intending.

Very nice use of CLP(FD)! Keep up the good work.


I can definitely create 3+2, perfect for intersections. Theoretically we can make the lines diagonal, but it will be super iffy to align.


Looks great, but is there any chance of merging this into `aullar`? (Or can I do it myself?)


I toyed with removing it.  Didn't want to do it with this commit.


@raspilot here https://github.com/diydrones/ardupilot/pull/2761 - in case you're interested ;-)


mapping changes are the worst


good point.  I'll fix update it.


lol


@bbrodt would it be possible to use `pull --rebase` instead just `pull` which causes these merge commits? I think they are not necessary and it is very easy to avoid them. See for example http://gitready.com/advanced/2009/02/11/pull-with-rebase.html for more info about pull with rebase.


i'm confused; isn't that basically a rename?


these new tests for selectize on the WorldBank data viz pass on my machine using firefox.


Most the features added in this commit were taken from a private project (which I developed) and were ported to this theme to give it more functionality and make it easier to develop on. Most these changes were small but effected the core of the theme; so most of the theme files need to be changed in order to be compatible.

The drawback is that I could not keep my development progress in public commits because in many cases it involved private information. I will however give a brief overview of the changes made in this comment:

---

#### Changes

- Improved template part functions (drop-in WordPress replacement functions)
- Advanced debugger seamlessly integrated into the theme & WordPress
- Additional theme variables
- Improved class organization
- Singular variable and path names


Minor: since ```i``` is used as an index into the snaps, how about renaming it something like ```snap_idx``` for clarity?


I'm not sure what exactly isn't working for you.


Okay, over IM @vikramvgarg says this wasn't supposed to be committed, but it *is* passing "make check".  He'll revert this commit, and I'll add an issue for "WTF are we doing only verifying velocity outputs?"


The code doesn't look good, and we must reject this pull request.

In general, we never commit binaries to git.

Your project has ignored our style guide in many areas.   Further, your code lacks a consistent style when considered standalone.

You're using functions we have available in some cases.   Examples include get_device_platform and get_ram_size.  unlink_if_exists() is preferred to unlink().

Your comments are a mix of French and English.

You’ve added the Blenc PHP libraries for Blowfish encoding presumably to implement your source code protection.  These libraries are not widely used and could have any number of consequences in other areas, potentially even breaking PHP.

The binaries and style guide violations alone are enough that we would have already rejected and closed any similar pull request.

The support and engineering work your code is likely to create for us (if accepted) isn't worth a 5% cut, even if everything were perfect.   Frankly, if everything *were* perfect, and we wanted to do this type of thing (which we do not), a 5% royalty wouldn’t be close to what we would ask in order to build-in leverage for your “app store”.  Moreover, the mechanics of auditing a resultant flow of money are not defined.

There are also serious architectural issues with what you’ve submitted.  As an example, running (potentially several copies of) tcpdump 24/7 in a shell script loop on the firewall as
a "hacker honeypot”.  https://github.com/Packetapps/Hacker-Honeypot/blob/master/source/thread.sh

Your code is not structured in a secure way.  It can execute anything the user likes as root, as there is no input validation to the config pages.  We found several stored XSS and CSRF issues upon a light review.

For these reasons and more, we must reject and close your pull request.

Your web page is also duplicitous, as it states that your company already contributes. Meanwhile, we have yet to see a penny, nor will we accept any type of “donation” outside of a structured agreement.

Do not post advertisements to the forum.  They will be deleted.

You and your team are free to submit pull requests to fix bugs, but I can’t guarantee that these will be accepted.  If they are acceptable, we will be grateful for the contribution.

Thank you,

Jim


Ich glaube ich wollte mal, dass sie aus dem Ansible-Repo kommt. Kann sein dass ich das aber nie umgesetzt habe.


Actually, this is a large change.  I'll add it to a new PR following this one.


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