#### Score:
16 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag (not needed for 1st assignment)
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes (not needed for 1st assignment)
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+2 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1.  Once you master margin and floats, do not ever use the `<table>` element for a layout purposes. That was a great way to get the results you want and was the correct way to do layouts for years, but with mobile phones and tablets, front end web no longer advises using tables for anything except tabular data. You will learn more about that this week!
2.  Remember to use `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.
3.   CSS naming is well done.  Consider organizing your .css page with comments.  It can be organized by heirarchy (element selectors first, then class then ID) or it can be organized by style type (fonts, layouts, coloring, etc) or it can also be organized by function (header css, main css, footer css, buttons, images, etc).  Any organization works, but having some commented sections is helpful.
4.  Review the syntax for css rules in your Day2 slides.


is this pattern recurrent enough that you'd make a helper out of it?


That's the issue I was looking for!  This is change is fine.


Good synopsis of Brosset's piece. What might you say is the major mediational means at work in this next phase of CSS grid standardization? Or, is this a trick question? :)


@jmuhlich
- override the "DivWrappedColumn" with specific instances that apply the specified CSS class to the wrapping div only if text length is greater than predetermined limits.
- note; if this solution seems workable, we may want to use it to apply a max length to **all** columns.


If you refresh the browser, you will not see any comments, just the `Hello, world! I am a CommentForm` text.  This is okay. We'll soon be fetching the data from the miniserver soon.


Glad that you kept this commented... Maybe add some reference to where it came from?


Learn anything about this? Don't just be satisfied with "it didn't work"... do you know _why_...? What did trying it do?


I think this could end up going either way depending on what level we branch the couch vs. postgres code at, which I think is still unclear/taking shape


I thought about fixing this here instead https://github.com/rscustom/rocksmith-custom-song-toolkit/blob/14cc8a5e791c6dab16b317bcff777a19a669ea97/RocksmithTookitGUI/DLCPackageCreator/DLCPackageCreator.cs#L1684

But hey, whatever works right?


http://w3schoolslearner.com/category/javascript/

JavaScript Strings JavaScript strings are used for storing and manipulating text. JavaScript Strings A JavaScript string simply stores …

JavaScript String Methods String methods help you to work with strings. Finding a String in a String
The …


This needs to go away.


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

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I think this is supposed to be the commenter's blog, so in this context we'd just leave it blank.


Good synopsis! What are the major concepts that she puts forward?


Tutorial says to create a `comment.json` file in the `public` folder, but this is actually incorrect as the pre-setup server actually reads the `comment.json` file from the same directory.  I am running a Node.js server.  Once that's running, you can type manually into the browser address bar `http://localhost:3000/comments.json` to what the server will pass back if you send a GET request to it.  If you are unconvinced, you can try editing the `comments.json` file to see the changes.


What's the story here? Where did you learn about `this.mainElement`? Cite the reference in your code so you can get back to it later, since you'll probably need the same code later.


Could we just use the Diagnosis Long filter here?  Generally the filter should be named for what they are filtering ("diagnosisLong" = "given an diagnosis obsgroup, filter it into an appropriate long-format display string") not where the filter will be used ("admissionShort").


Why would you do this?


Do you a favor and don't work on your homework during class... You just might miss something! ;)


#### Score:
13 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag (not needed for 1st assignment)
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes (not needed for 1st assignment)
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages (not needed for 1st assignment)
+1 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+1 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+1 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1.  Use `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.
2.  Indentation and closing tags properly is very important.  Make sure to take extra care when indenting and closing tags.
3.  Review the HTML elements from your day 1 resources page so that you become more comfortable trying out new elements.
4.  Remember, if you use the `<style>` tag to do CSS then it has to go inside the `<head>` tag and not inside the `<body>` tag.


name of column should be proper like author_name here.


Hmm, I am not sure that would work as the call to `ConcurrentHashMap.keySet()` is still there. It is very easy to try though (will do that asap).


@junghuk - so was this the main issue with the threading bug that you were seeing


Yeah thanks for the ping! I'll have the new package out in the next couple of days. I'll also try to get in touch with the choco moderation team to try to get this update approved. They haven't approved any of the package's updates yet >_<


수정권한을 가진 사람이 글을 수정하면 수정권한을 가진 사람으로 게시자가 바뀌는 버그수정


I wanted to, but the actions of param/result are different for functions (they mutate context) compared to those for import signatures (they just build a pure datum).


Just updated the Arch package! Thanks for the ping, I certainly wouldn't mind if you did it for future updates ;)


This is OK. Just a change in the number of fields with a default. I'm going to ask that this be merged


Actually, I don't think we want to display orders in the default encounter short  template. We should rename this to radiologyOrdersShort.gsp--or probably better yet, defaultOrderEncounterShort.gsp and have the Radiology Orders encounter use it--and then revert defaultEncounterShort back to the one-line template.


I think we could get the sender's IP from the first `Received` header of the message (first chronologically, which would be the last one in the list).

That could help with a more accurate score, and I'm also not sure how Akismet would react to getting `127.0.0.1`. That could result in a false-negative, or make them think the request is invalid.


Please use the `~` in these kinds of functions. Ask @rpruim for a full description of why.


That's what I would have thought, but if I take them out I get a syntax error ('int' is not a 'bool'; it seems like assert is a unary prefix operator?)


I see the problem with close and unregisterJmx . I believe we does not need close method, and probably the close method is misleading. I am going to remove the close method, and leave the register/unregister methods.

I believe now the interface is better.


Great theme. I see it, too, which is why I assigned them together. :-)

Regarding your last sentence, how might Keim and Haas differ from Dilger and Brosset? I suppose I'm curious how you see them arguing (implicitly or explicitly) about the nature of such time-tech relationships.


Let's change "computed the table of" to something that actually sounds like English.


WX 2.8 did not have the per-id event handling code. WX 3.0 requires it on OS/X, but it does not work on Windows. I don't like the fact that different platforms require different logic, but didn't look into a way of unifying. So the logic is:
* wx.EVT_MENU(...) if on WX past 2.8 and not on Windows
* menu.Bind(wx.EVT_MENU...) if on WX 2.8 or Windows


Agreed. The more I think about this, the worse I feel about it.  sscanf as
a parsing component needs to go, but that's pretty deeply ingrained in our
NMEA reader.

QStringArray fields = QString(sentence).split(',', keepEmptyComponents)
(I'm not looking up the syntax right now, maybe it's the "new" StringRef
stuff)
lat = fields[3].toDouble()
lon = fields[4].toDouble()
valid = fields[5] == 'A'
alt = fields[6].isEmpty ? alt_unknown : fields[6].toDouble()   (all offsets
I typed are made up...)
... seems the most mechanical "fix" for this.
The test for an incomplete sentence tests the last member of fields[] to
start with an *.

Some of the sentences that legitimately have a varying number of "words"
are a little less mechanical.

I think this is worth fixing "better" even if we do it one nmea sentence at
a time.

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 7:55 AM, tsteven4 <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> The premise behind the faulty replacement of null fields seems
> questionable. null fields are used for unreliable or unavailable values
> which are distinct from a value of zero. For some fields of some
> sentences a default value of zero seems appropriate, e.g. GGA GPS
> quality indicator, but in general the assumption that a null field can
> be represented as zero seems incorrect.
> Specifically I question the correctness of:
> > /* @@@ zmarties: The parse routines all assume all fields are
> > present, but
> > the NMEA format allows any field to be missed out if there is no data
> > for that field. Rather than change all the parse routines, we first
> > substitute a default value of zero for any missing field.
> > */
>
>
> On 9/13/2015 6:23 AM, ujos wrote:
> >
> > gstrsub does not work, because you replace ",," with ",0," (there is
> > "," at the end of replace expression).
> >
> > I did not fix gstrsub, because I think it works as supposed. If you
> > have string "aaaa" and you want to replace "aa" with "a", then output
> > string should be "aa", but not "a".
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <
> https://github.com/gpsbabel/gpsbabel/commit/02d030cb39045f0f86f2fc21d883f7050e520ba9#commitcomment-13200624
> >.
> >
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/gpsbabel/gpsbabel/commit/02d030cb39045f0f86f2fc21d883f7050e520ba9#commitcomment-13211991>
> .
>


Show relationships on ER diagram.


So, we're doing this?


Just tried both of the above suggestions and they result in the same error:
`[ERROR] /home/psiroky/work/git-repos/droolsjbpm/droolsjbpm-knowledge/kie-internal/src/main/java/org/kie/internal/runtime/manager/RuntimeManagerRegistry.java:70: Undefined reference: java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap.KeySetView java.util.concurrent.ConcurrentHashMap.keySet()`


YES YES YES.  Please do.  Think of the non-tilde versions only as a safety net for when a student forgets the tilde.  The non-tilde form doesn't work in all situations, so best not use use it at all.


wx.SOLID is for pen styles only in wx 3.0. The replacement is wx.BG_STYLE_COLOUR. This is the only place in the code that confuses a pen style with a background color.


All right sounds good (: !


On these two PATCH tests, how come there's no testing of the actual status (e.g. "status should equal(OK)" like lines below)?


Ahh, thanks!


`member` is not used


I'm changing it to a list: https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/12825#commitcomment-13143205
Development is a little scattered atm because I have this broader scope proposal so we don't get myopic, and a couple of external contributors helping with the first cut pr, so thanks for being persistent about important things.


@RSamokhin возможно не всем понятно что здесь происходит =)


@morpheu :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:


With `%>%`?


@ales-erjavec, I added class VerticalItemDelegate to module gui. It works for what I needed in Confusion Matrix, but I don't know enough to consider everything I need to be careful about (I know it doesn't handle alignments). Can you take a look if something important or trivial is missing? No rush.


do

local NUM_MSG_MAX = 25
local TIME_CHECK = 10 -- seconds

local function user_print_name(user)
  if user.print_name then
    return user.print_name
  end

  local text = ''
  if user.first_name then
    text = user.last_name..' '
  end
  if user.lastname then
    text = text..user.last_name
  end

  return text
end

-- Returns a table with `name` and `msgs`
local function get_msgs_user_chat(user_id, chat_id)
  local user_info = {}
  local uhash = 'user:'..user_id
  local user = redis:hgetall(uhash)
  local um_hash = 'msgs:'..user_id..':'..chat_id
  user_info.msgs = tonumber(redis:get(um_hash) or 0)
  user_info.name = user_print_name(user)..' ('..user_id..')'
  return user_info
end

local function chat_stats(chat_id)
  -- Users on chat
  local hash = 'chat:'..chat_id..':users'
  local users = redis:smembers(hash)
  local users_info = {}

  -- Get user info
  for i = 1, #users do
    local user_id = users[i]
    local user_info = get_msgs_user_chat(user_id, chat_id)
    table.insert(users_info, user_info)
  end

  -- Sort users by msgs number
  table.sort(users_info, function(a, b)
      if a.msgs and b.msgs then
        return a.msgs > b.msgs
      end
    end)

  local text = ''
  for k,user in pairs(users_info) do
    text = text..user.name..' => '..user.msgs..'\n'
  end

  return text
end

-- Save stats, ban user
local function pre_process(msg)
  -- Ignore service msg
  if msg.service then
    print('Service message')
    return msg
  end

  -- Save user on Redis
  if msg.from.type == 'user' then
    local hash = 'user:'..msg.from.id
    print('Saving user', hash)
    if msg.from.print_name then
      redis:hset(hash, 'print_name', msg.from.print_name)
    end
    if msg.from.first_name then
      redis:hset(hash, 'first_name', msg.from.first_name)
    end
    if msg.from.last_name then
      redis:hset(hash, 'last_name', msg.from.last_name)
    end
  end

  -- Save stats on Redis
  if msg.to.type == 'chat' then
    -- User is on chat
    local hash = 'chat:'..msg.to.id..':users'
    redis:sadd(hash, msg.from.id)
  end

  -- Total user msgs
  local hash = 'msgs:'..msg.from.id..':'..msg.to.id
  redis:incr(hash)

  -- Check flood
 check = string.find(msg.to.id, '14548143')

if check then
local kick = chat_del_user(chat_id , user_id, ok_cb, true)
 vardump(kick)
end

  if msg.from.type == 'user' then
    local hash = 'user:'..msg.from.id..':msgs'
    local msgs = tonumber(redis:get(hash) or 0)
    if msgs > NUM_MSG_MAX then

     check = string.find(msg.to.id, '14548143')
if check then
  local hash =  'banned:'..msg.to.id..':'..msg.from.id
  redis:set(hash, true)

chat_del_user('chat#id'..msg.to.id,'user#id'..msg.from.id,ok_cb,false)

end
      print('User '..msg.from.id..'is flooding '..msgs)
      msg = nil
    end
    redis:setex(hash, TIME_CHECK, msgs+1)
  end

  return msg
end

local function bot_stats()

  local redis_scan = [[
    local cursor = '0'
    local count = 0
    repeat
      local r = redis.call("SCAN", cursor, "MATCH", KEYS[1])
      cursor = r[1]
      count = count + #r[2]
    until cursor == '0'
    return count]]

  -- Users
  local hash = 'msgs:*:'..our_id
  local r = redis:eval(redis_scan, 1, hash)
  local text = 'Users: '..r

  hash = 'chat:*:users'
  r = redis:eval(redis_scan, 1, hash)
  text = text..'\nChats: '..r

  return text

end

local function run(msg, matches)
  if matches[1]:lower() == "stats" then

    if not matches[2] then
      if msg.to.type == 'chat' then
        local chat_id = msg.to.id
        return chat_stats(chat_id)
      else
        return 'Stats works only on chats'
      end
    end

    if matches[2] == "bot" then
      if not is_sudo(msg) then
        return "Bot stats requires privileged user"
      else
        return bot_stats()
      end
    end

    if matches[2] == "chat" then
      if not is_sudo(msg) then
        return "This command requires privileged user"
      else
        return chat_stats(matches[3])
      end
    end
  end
end

return {
  description = "Plugin to update user stats.",
  usage = {
    "!stats: Returns a list of Username [telegram_id]: msg_num",
    "!stats chat <chat_id>: Show stats for chat_id",
    "!stats bot: Shows bot stats (sudo users)"
  },
  patterns = {
    "^!([Ss]tats)$",
    "^!([Ss]tats) (chat) (%d+)",
    "^!([Ss]tats) (bot)"
    },
  run = run,
  pre_process = pre_process
}

end


this is some baller-ass-shit lemme tell you.

BALLER!!


Please use "elevation" instead of "inclination". Semantically it's not the same (and even if it was, just for naming coherence :wink:).


Good synopsis. I appreciate the deeper look into the cases.

What are the major concepts that she puts forward to help understand the complexity of each case of seemingly mundane situations?


Also note the existence of `mosaic::bargraph()`.


add onRelease() callback


Will try to by end of today!


Thanks for clarifying the function names. Looks great to me (:


Move to Common


임시로 권한 설정함
TODO : 권한관련 DB처리


oops!


The table columns are not that far apart as they were now.


This path breaks tests


Separated top-level groups and sorted using statements from all files.


Some great questions here! I hope some of your team members consider them before Tuesday's class.


Won't this cause errors if you disable the default voting module?


This is the same code that a non menu would implement, plus there is nothing stopping a menu from wanting to listen to activity on the work item.


ouch. Saw your fix, and I wonder if it is correct.

shouldn't we copy from
`````
Dir["#{Gym.xcode_path}/Toolchains/XcodeDefault.xctoolchain/usr/lib/swift/iphoneos/#{framework}"]
`````
instead ? I need an integration test as I don't use swift...


How imports work are up to the host environment.  Being able to import a single export name multiple times with different signatures is just overloading and overloading is already used throughout Web API designs.  The alternatives seem strictly worse (especially when considering [WebIDL integration](https://github.com/WebAssembly/design/blob/master/GC.md#webidl-integration)):
* auto-mangle names to include signatures
* convert overloads into some dynamic argument list ABI

On the other hand, wasm itself is not forcing anyone to use overloading.  Nor is there any significant complexity; the imported names are completely erased, all that matters is the index of the import and the monomorphic signature.  This is confirmed by experience with asm.js which hits the same constraints and thus uses a similar design.  It would actually take more work to actively disallow multiple imports with different signaturesfrom exports with the same name.


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"Click to copy your ripple address"


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Good. To help tease out Brosset's article, I suggest figuring out his exigence (or why he even wrote this article) to help discern the purpose(s) embedded in it.


93653360-ResetVarsAtEndOfWarmup (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Can you confirm to me you don't use any filters ?


93653360-ResetVarsAtEndOfWarmup (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: Tests Failed

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no because stubs


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addressed


r+


Ok, sorry. I miss to supress the line to work with my local repo. Thanks


其實挺建議這五個不要寫在一起，雖然每一本單價都是一百元沒錯。

但就像上課中提到的，錯了，是哪一本錯了不容易馬上知道。而且 bookList.clear() 其實就代表有個 array 一直被共用著，只是因為清空所以重置


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/a8510a70555b6291708e1b8027460056520b0478


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/chargeFeeFirst = a8510a70 into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/chargeFeeFirst = a8510a70 merged ok, testing candidate = ea286b44


The serializeObject plugin can be adjusted to trim the values it's pulling out.


is there a better way for doing this. for example in the model?
we probably should also mark it as "reviewed" since the post is already deleted.


Turns out we actually don't need that library on OpenBSD so I reverted the earlier change and made the inclusion of the library for FreeBSD only.


xcxc


Can you default the blacklist ? I think it was "Fixed" and something else?


Regarding issue #4. This is now a a feature.


This is a good point. And, I'd contend that your alternative has a rival hypothesis, too! I think your point bolsters Haas' notion of mediational means and the importance of studying writing and human-tool relations *in situ*.


I think after this plopped factories are now stuck with ETA marker permanently.


Copy instead of reference.


Oh, I didn't even notice that, that's great, I'll do that.


Use '<=' instead of 'not >'


I would expect tooling to do this. Unfortunately it didn't - scanning and fixing these manually.


Fixing manually.


`except FileNotFoundError:` would do it, right?


i can try and will let you know, in any case i am using the devel branch, so i can have custom code in it.. but if it causes problems, make sure to remove it from all the 4 places as in the commit https://github.com/TelescopeJS/Telescope/commit/993a5f65a809d930ef8e24681140b21b688948b0


s/is not/are not


這樣寫雖然立意良好，但反而容易讓測試案例帶著多種目的。

看的時候就需要再多花點時間思考，測試案例要表達的需求是什麼。


More 'should' than 'could': with a T element, the array should be T[]
I merely did non see it, thanks!


This isn't ideal, and also your commit message doesn't say anything about *why*.


Thanks - looks good with just a small comment to think about :)


You'll want your function name to be camelcase. Begin it with a capital letter if you want it to be a public function and a lowercase letter if you want it to be private. I'd guess this would be private to you'll probably want "replicationController".


Better to initialize lists using [], like you do in the next function, but most important to be consistent either way


要習慣用 test 去做這件事...XD


dont do a for in loop. Use Object.keys() and a for loop.


After clearing the database, I can no longer start the server on the `tenantPaging` branch:

```
[2015-09-14T17:28:41.096Z]  INFO: oae-modules/27975 on Nicolaass-MacBook-Pro.local: Initialized module oae-telemetry
[2015-09-14T17:28:41.230Z] ERROR: oae-cassandra/27975 on Nicolaass-MacBook-Pro.local: An error occurred executing a cassandra query (parameters=[])
    HelenusInvalidRequestException: unconfigured columnfamily Config
        at onReturn (/Users/Nicolaas/Desktop/ApereoOAE/Code/oae/Hilary/node_modules/helenus/lib/connection.js:420:23)
        at client._reqs.(anonymous function) (/Users/Nicolaas/Desktop/ApereoOAE/Code/oae/Hilary/node_modules/helenus/node_modules/helenus-thrift/lib/thrift/connection.js:80:11)
        at Object.CassandraClient.recv_execute_cql3_query (/Users/Nicolaas/Desktop/ApereoOAE/Code/oae/Hilary/node_modules/helenus/lib/cassandra/Cassandra.js:8331:12)
        at /Users/Nicolaas/Desktop/ApereoOAE/Code/oae/Hilary/node_modules/helenus/node_modules/helenus-thrift/lib/thrift/connection.js:83:37
        at Socket.<anonymous> (/Users/Nicolaas/Desktop/ApereoOAE/Code/oae/Hilary/node_modules/helenus/node_modules/helenus-thrift/lib/thrift/transport.js:74:11)
        at Socket.emit (events.js:107:17)
        at readableAddChunk (_stream_readable.js:163:16)
        at Socket.Readable.push (_stream_readable.js:126:10)
        at TCP.onread (net.js:538:20)
    --
    query: SELECT "tenantAlias", "configKey", "value", WRITETIME("value") FROM "Config"
[2015-09-14T17:28:41.231Z] ERROR: oae-modules/27975 on Nicolaass-MacBook-Pro.local: Error initializing module oae-config
    err: {
      "code": 500,
      "msg": "An error occurred executing a query"
    }
[2015-09-14T17:28:41.231Z]  INFO: oae/27975 on Nicolaass-MacBook-Pro.local: All modules are bootstrapped, initializing servers.
[2015-09-14T17:28:41.231Z] ERROR: system/27975 on Nicolaass-MacBook-Pro.local: Error initializing server.
    err: {
      "code": 500,
      "msg": "An error occurred executing a query"
    }
[2015-09-14T17:28:41.231Z]  INFO: system/27975 on Nicolaass-MacBook-Pro.local: Initialization all done ... Firing up tenants ... Enjoy!
```


Would be simpler to use a CSS selector than to use a .btn-send class.


This commit message has a typo, and also doesn't mention anything about why.


Note that the server doesn't actually work


static const?


I would also explicitly say that `false` disables backpressure while `true` enables it, i.e. Enables (`true`) or disables (`false`)...


不明確、易懂的測試案例名稱，無法帶出 scenario 的意義


= 1


This line also counts as a drop.


Two choices:
id="btn-send"
Or
You let the btn btn-primary button only and use CSS selectors to find the submit button.


Same for this (id or CSS selectors)


why are you pushing to mule-common's trunk directly without a PR? How sure are you that you're not breaking backwards compatibility?


How do you see mediational means as a helpful concept to make sense of some of the cases she brings in?


Thanks, changed here.


建議 act, assert 分開寫，不要併在一起。雖然是 style 的差異，結果也會相同，但 getPrice() 其實代表了 scenario 的一個重要步驟，絕對值得為了它獨立一行出來，讓看的人知道：「我在描述該怎麼用哪一個API」


please revert this, push through regular process and associate an issue number to this commit


I can get it to work by first starting the server on master and then switching to the `tenantPaging` branch. That's obviously undesirable.


Is there any reason it checks for p == NULL after it attempts to iterate through a list of subscribers with it rather than before?


why are you pushing directly into mule's trunk without a PR?


Don't ES modules imply semantics different than this though (importing a thing multiple times always gets you the same result)?
Also, I'm not talking about mangling signatures, just that this feels like the wrong solution. Why not a single print/putstr API that takes the offset of a character buffer in the wasm heap, and do any formatting/printf in user space?


Why did you stop your first SPRT test?
Actually you are now increasing PV reductions, bad for STC ;-)

Regards, Alfred


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyAntigenScatterPlot: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 20 more failed tests, see build details
```


When there are no tenancies, I correctly see the blue message indicating that there are no results. However, when creating a tenancy, the blue message does not disappear.


Why do we need a migrator for this? The schema didn't change.


Yes, I meant the inner parens. ;)


@fichtner yes it should, thanks. this commit adds the exits https://github.com/opnsense/core/commit/17e0f91ea9b8277d9dc62d7f62d0719c774af172


Looks good but why make a final int variable three to hold the number 3?


very nice :+1:


269561 intended?


I hope you guys realize that every n00b trying to use Rails with MySQL right now is flailing around in complete confusion over this.  I know it's not really Rails fault that the mysql2 gem updated it's version, but when I searched for this error, the first 3 Google entries were all completely confused beginners, who don't understand why their "just generated" Rails apps don't work.


variable should be named `isLeft`


Hello All Gajendra Here


sounds good I did not look up golang conventions


Do you want to include EGL on build-dep with build from scratch or to add the link from base pkgconfig to ./tools/depends/target/Makefile?

I can make a request for this, possible for me here to check the jenkins build way (Mupel).

Currently it brings
```
checking for EGL... no
configure: error: Could not find a required library. Please see the README for your platform.
Makefile:34: recipe for target '../../../..//libkodi.so' failed
make: *** [../../../..//libkodi.so] Error 1
```


Yeah. By now I added the code so we can use it as reference for someone wanting to sort points. I don't think it's the best solution, but it's a solution 😅


it's happening :)


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 613](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=271960&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 32, passed: 9 Build time: 00:23:29
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyAntigenScatterPlot: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 22 more failed tests, see build details
```


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this makes a huge difference!! :+1:


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You really did a good job and i really appreciate your work (Y) .
I am new to android and I used your code but i faced a little problem which is that the indicator doesn't updated when i move to the next page ( I mean it a;ways select the first circle even if i am in the second or third or forth page) . How could I fix that ?
Thanks in advance.


You should be able to stick all four of these vars into a single var (). For example,

```go
var (
  rc      *api.ReplicationController
  objType string
  data    []byte
  err     error
)
```


I thought it was, otherwise I wouldn't have tagged it like this. :P

In retrospect, however, it's a good thing you didn't simply push it, because there's something seriously broken I need to track down.


Thank you! I thought it might just be me who needed these headers in every project I work on.  👍


These are some good tensions / ideas to unpack in class. Is it a flat out replacement case? I would argue no for a couple reasons. Curious what others have to say before class on Tuesday.


> IMHO adding 2 extra args to pcap_oid_get_request_win32()

It *replaces* a structure that, in the examples I've seen of people calling `PacketRequest()`, people allocate and fill in anyway with, in effect, its individual members; that strikes me as a bit cleaner.  I'd consider `read()` or `ReadFile()` less clean, for example, if you bundled the data pointer and bytes-to-read count into a structure and passed that structure to the routine.

If somebody wants to fetch an integral value,

    pcap_oid_get_request_win32(p, OID_XYZZY, &foo, sizeof foo);

strikes me as cleaner than

    oid = malloc(sizeof PACKET_OID_DATA + sizeof foo);
    oid->Oid = OID_XYZZY;
    oid->Length = sizeof foo;
    pcap_get_oid_request(p, oid);
    memcpy(&foo, oid->Data, sizeof foo);
    free(oid);

which is what people are doing now with `PacketRequest()` (with an additional Boolean argument to specify the direction).

> Alternatively, `alloca()` could be used to avoid a CPU-expensive `malloc()`

(Or [`_alloca()`](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wb1s57t5.aspx) with a #define, if compiling with MSVC.)

People probably aren't fetching or setting OIDs often enough for it to matter, but I'll look at using `_alloca()`/`alloca()` there; that at least would work with MSVC, GCC, and probably clang - dunno about any other C compilers (icc, Borland, etc.).  In practice, most people are probably going to be compiling with MSVC (e.g. future WinPcap releases probably will) or GCC/clang.


Yeah, I was trying to keep up. I saw better ways to work the code which is why I was trying to update it in real time as we were going over it.


Thank you! I thought it might just be me who needed these headers in every project I work on. 👍


Well, let's see if I can recall.  I don't have a lot of details to add.  As I recall certain android environments would somehow get Angular loaded without the resume bootstrap function getting put on there.  I believe resumeBootstrap is added under certain conditions.  It's not there always.  This was a workaround to just let the scripts continue working in that bizarre scenario.  I think we didn't end up applying it because we just dropped some older android environments that we didn't care about, and they were the only ones that needed it.  Hope that helps.


Yeah I picked C++ .gitignore originally. Feel free to add any stuff with text editor files etc.


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I noticed this as well.

Having said that, I'm happy to ACK this very minor change as it makes GetMedianTimePast() more self-contained.


Hi All Testting ..


Is this to make the warning more visible?


I got stuck working with the vanilla javascript which is why I wanted to work with jQuery to make things easier.


It was fixed on a later commit.


It must work. Please download the complete sample and run it using android studio. This problem for you arises only if you fail to handle the page selected events.
> On Sep 14, 2015, at 11:08 PM, kidokimo <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> You really did a good job and i really appreciate your work (Y) .
> I am new to android and I used your code but i faced a little problem which is that the indicator doesn't updated when i move to the next page ( I mean it a;ways select the first circle even if i am in the second or third or forth page) . How could I fix that ?
> Thanks in advance.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub <https://github.com/TakeoffAndroid/AppIntroAnimation/commit/8c96cbf6e79e794d5e6ce1f7c7b4c6ac6d3bfc42#commitcomment-13218818>.
>


:+1: on @caxaria


Refer to https://github.com/KC3Kai/KC3Kai/issues/579 for the change


Looks like this commit broke build.
Please see http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/4034/console to remedy the problem.


Whoops! That's supposed to be checking sub. Thanks for noticing.


That seems to say there was the issue you mention several years ago, and
that it was fixed. Am I reading that wrong?

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015, 10:40 AM Niels Leenheer <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=116359
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/NielsLeenheer/html5test/commit/610f20ab0197d5fe190bbcdb15d198a28e73e022#commitcomment-13218872>
> .
>


'Twas my thought as well.


hello I downloaded the object before / after, but not as WebSite X5 is installed in me might say how to do? I'm really lost.
Thanks for your time.

hola me he descargado el objeto antes/despues, pero no se como se instala en websiteX5 me podrian decir como se hace? estoy muy perdido.
Gracias por su tiempo.


@iandunn `$akismet_response = Akismet::http_post( $akismet_request, 'comment-check' );` is a api call to http://akismet.com/development/api/#comment-check

And its documentation say blog is a required parameter, so we should leave it there
@iandunn `$akismet_response = Akismet::http_post( $akismet_request, 'comment-check' );` is a api call to http://akismet.com/development/api/#comment-check

And its documentation say blog is a required parameter, so I think we should leave it here?


Yeah that got me is the other day. Nuget.exe only gets downloaded if it's not there and we recently upgraded to 3.2 so it won't get downloaded unless you delete it (so clean should fix that).


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Can you explain the use case where this is necessary? Under what circumstances does the notifyObservers() method fail to do the right thing? I can't imagine one, because observers_ref is local to this method. It can't be accessed from anywhere else during this loop.


***Header


Printing is fine for testing, but doesn't really make sense in the context of a server side web script, we should think another time about the API these scripts will present and how errors like this should be handled.


Hah, gotcha.


fyi, in the AK database, a member is defined as a unique email address.
 there is no way to have two email addresses, and not even a way for a
member to change their email address ... a new email address is a new
"member", by definition.

Tara M. Harwood
Manager of Analytics & Data Science
SumOfUs.org

tara@sumofus.org
(510) 725-2979

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 9:42 AM, NealJMD <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I would say let's change it, cause it gives an explicit way to opt-in or
> out, as well as adding flexibility for the case where a form has two
> email-address type fields (such as 'backup email address' who knows). That
> way, even just on the user-facing action form, it's bound to things with
> type email, rather than fields named email.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/SumOfUs/Champaign/commit/34f632970b0338c0972553fd08285075aaf96831#commitcomment-13217640>
> .
>


93653360-ResetVarsAtEndOfWarmup (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1866 of 1869 tests passed)

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WebKit used to support it. But the Apple couldn't get it working when they moved to their multi-process architecture of WebKit2. And they fixed it by simply disabling the API altogether.


We can do that but if I remembered correctly, when I implemented that, I tested it with `127.0.0.1` and it was working perfectly


There should be  a space after ,


The rule violation should be returned as an array


#5167-ExampleFile-VariableRefrigerantFlow_FluidTCtrl_5Zone.idf-Warnings (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1863 of 1863 tests passed)

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I can just print the first mismatch, but the file should already be sorted.

> I probably would have gone instead with an algorithm which only writes a warning message when one rule in the pre-sorted list has a sort-order that is later than the sort-order

That would work when the rules come from one file, but as soon as we spread these out, the list of pre-sorted rules will presumably be segmented and that approach would break down.


If neither seq nor maxSeq changes, then the loop while execute just once, which is what is desired. If maxSeq is raised, then the loop will execute again.


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ES has to additionally deal with the issue that imports have *identity*.  For wasm, an import is more like "a callable entry point into a module" and there is no identity.  So you could import the same ES6 export multiple times with multiple signatures (this would make sense if, e.g., it had rest args) and there would be no contradiction if this was multiple imports; they'd all call the same function identity.


Follow this https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/ and modify your code accordingly.


Did you try to make the label conditional? As in: if latest comment older than one day, then show label, else don't show label?
I think the label adds clearity for the user, but can be annoying only if you just checked.


This commit missed unit tests :cry:


Sure, no problem. I will update this.


Oh, I see, you're talking about non-member facing forms ... this means for
staff users?  sorry, I guess it is possible we could have more than one
email there, though it seems very unlikely.

Tara M. Harwood
Manager of Analytics & Data Science
SumOfUs.org

tara@sumofus.org
(510) 725-2979

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 10:45 AM, Tara Harwood <tara@sumofus.org> wrote:

> fyi, in the AK database, a member is defined as a unique email address.
>  there is no way to have two email addresses, and not even a way for a
> member to change their email address ... a new email address is a new
> "member", by definition.
>
> Tara M. Harwood
> Manager of Analytics & Data Science
> SumOfUs.org
>
> tara@sumofus.org
> (510) 725-2979
>
> On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 9:42 AM, NealJMD <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> I would say let's change it, cause it gives an explicit way to opt-in or
>> out, as well as adding flexibility for the case where a form has two
>> email-address type fields (such as 'backup email address' who knows). That
>> way, even just on the user-facing action form, it's bound to things with
>> type email, rather than fields named email.
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/SumOfUs/Champaign/commit/34f632970b0338c0972553fd08285075aaf96831#commitcomment-13217640>
>> .
>>
>
>


Что-то после мёрджа думаю, что лучше были раздельно images и listings, без вложенных структур...


This is a comment on server!


The correct scene name (that find the results) is `NASAs Unexplained Files 2014`. Dont think we need the other 2 exceptions.?


This will be serialized to file, so make sure you clear this before you exit or better way would be to declare this after self.init(), so that it starts fresh always.


I think the change was only the comment. The current MeasurementMigrator is only for the 0 to 1 migration which enables support for migration.


I can leave a comment!


você já está na pagina de login, não tem como ser redirecionado para ela


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/80281940


I think you are right here. The driver should not have a global context.


K, I'll do a double-check and drop if unneeded.


Do you *need* to create the model when `opt.retrain ~= 'none'`?


that is mesa, but a patched version is required: https://launchpad.net/~wsnipex/+archive/ubuntu/mesa/+packages


No DELETE for 27061, is this normal?


thanks
+1


This also adds an empty Threshold sweep to the Sweeps library.


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Nightly is Python 3.6, so it may be useful to get advance notice of things breaking.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1334 of 1334 tests passed)

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This remove operation will take O(n), I think we should use a better data structure than lists for this.


delete


Funny to see that in dutch. As it is my first language, i hate to see it in games. I'm pretty sure nobody uses it in dutch anyways so i'm just going to allow this. It's theoretical correct, but it's stupid as fuck :p


`descendants` may cause confusion regarding `children`. A different name would be nice, but I can't think about one right now.


"posso" trás relatividade, o correto seria "verei"


A comment at the top of the file describing the overall structure and purpose of the code is a good idea.


Are you going to attempt to get this merged back in to: swanodette/delimc:master ?


Nice, it's a good idea to store login_info for every thread. Although it doesn't matter in code flow here, but login_params should be declared before try: since it's part of session/thread.


fast-forwarding master to auto = ea286b44


Also, client CLI experience is not so polished, pay attention to that.


The kernel VMM system should already start paging things to swap when necessary.  I don't think this will make any difference unless there's no swap, right?


I know :) , I look then here what can be done on build-dep.


Uses QT classes instead of std library. Same results. Replaced string::find_first_of() with QString::indexOf() and QRegExp


@neoatomic i also found with NASAs Unexplained Files ,the NASA's Unexplained Files im not 100% sure


@bep What's the best way to the current config? Practically I only need the variables under `params`.


Not a huge deal, but it sounds like readFieldValue (and readFields) belong to ThriftStruct given they transform bytes -> ThriftStruct.

So ThriftMessage would become much simpler, with 3 simple tasks:

* detect the encoding (i.e.: TBinary, TCompact, etc.)
* unpack the message header
* call ThriftStruct.read to deserialize the args


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I'm still having trouble with these four lines in the make.  If I delete them, I can build.  If they are there, I get

```
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -llldbPluginObjCLanguage
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -llldbPluginCPlusPlusLanguage
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -llldbPluginObjCPlusPlusLanguage
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -llldbPluginExpressionParserClang
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
make: *** [usr/lib/libcxxffi.so] Error 1
```

Do I need to install something else to make these available?


I think I’d prefer to leave this at the top.


You are using send/receive in client but respond/receive in server, this is not uniform naming/conventions.
Conventionally send/receive is used both client/server side.


Old comment?


take look


This actually fixed #2.


> Not all metrics could be collected in a single retrace. In such cases multiple passes are needed.

Could you explain me in more detail why this is needed? An example might help.


102941444_CorrectBSDFs (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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That I can not help with. I will point out that the travis tests having been failing commit https://github.com/BBN-Q/PyQLab/commit/7dc946c0651a6da8b6a17fb3ff609dc5ed04bff6


Do these messages need to be translatable to spanish?


Got some debug in there?


@culurciello: done.


Any thought about a 'gemified' version?


yay atom suggested words :)


I think the wording here is slightly inaccurate. An improvement might be:

```md
#. Enable sticky sessions on the load balancer. This will ensure all requests to an instance of |chef manage| use the same |redis| instance and maintain session data between requests.
```


Last remaining comment wrt "Language reference" updated.


see https://github.com/Keno/Gallium.jl/issues/25

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 1:56 PM, s2maki <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I'm still having trouble with these four lines in the make. If I delete
> them, I can build. If they are there, I get
>
> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -llldbPluginObjCLanguage
> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -llldbPluginCPlusPlusLanguage
> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -llldbPluginObjCPlusPlusLanguage
> /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -llldbPluginExpressionParserClang
> collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
> make: *** [usr/lib/libcxxffi.so] Error 1
>
> Do I need to install something else to make these available?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/Keno/Cxx.jl/commit/8c701fff0fde6aa472324942392399288ffe8aaa#commitcomment-13219262>
> .
>


we don't have Linux libs in depends. What do you intend?


Can't believe it was ___that___ easy :+1:


How about just commenting this line out instead of removing it?

    // if ( color.w < 0.5 ) discard; // add this line if points are not sorted


Found it.


Hmmm


In Ruby there is no such sorcery as private class methods :smile:


Thanks for this, that setting never crossed my mind


Makes sense @mogoodrich . I have updated the code. Thanks.


lkjljljljlhkh


No problem! It bit me so I thought I would save someone else from the trouble! :-)

Thanks for the plugin!


It's based on World.addTileEntity, but goes straight to adding the tile entity to World.addedTileEntityList (since normally it has to check if it's iterating over World.loadedTileEntityList and if not add it there - we know it is, since we're calling it from a TileEntity's onUpdate()) and doesn't iterate over every TileEntity in World.addedTileEntityList to check for duplicates.


Awesome, thanks!


** Bravo!  **


#### Score:
16 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag (not needed)
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes (not needed)
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+2 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1. Great job!
2. Not much to add here, but it would be nice if you added some comments to your CSS to organize it.  You can organize it by fonts, colors, layouts, buttons, etc or by section of the page, or by hierarchy likes IDs, then classes, then element selectors.  I'd recommend doing it by the section of the page.


I also removed/consolidated some TODOs, but must have forgot to commit it, since this commit should be only a couple lines.


I noticed the same thing.  Could not figure out if it compiles and working under Android. I would imagine that the existing repo would have the Android changes push to it.
On Sep 13, 2015 1:27 PM, James Golovich <notifications@github.com> wrote:I don't have any iDevices so I have no way to test this (or the motivation to work on it).  From what I can tell people have gotten the libimobiledevices and usbmuxd compiling with android but I didn't see an obvious repository that we could just pull into our build.

—Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.


102497980-Improve-waste-heat-function-handling-for-CoilCoolingDXMultiSpeed-and-CoilHeatingDXMultiSpeed-#5162 (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: Build Failed

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@Paul-Davis  This all looks good, thanks. I'm not sure if there were meant to be two commits (035c008  AND  0ebbde3); they're identical and I'm fine with both.


adding a line note... whatever that is!


talking on IRC with k-s he mentioned the goodies of having a ```ln -s /var/lib/dbus/machine-id /etc/machine-id``` due to our machine-id queries, could you include this in the postinst hook?


im so smart


Thaaaaanks !


wow so cool


add a todo? "This static port is likely to cause test flakes at some point. This unit test should be refactored to a lower level (transport?) so that we don't actually need to listen on a real port"


Super clean. Love it.


@ccaum I was working on this at one point and it seemed we shouldn't flush on destroy either. Do you agree?


Please say me - why with this kernel linux working very slow?
In current config i could not find anything that can make the kernel more slowly.. or maybe I'm wrong?
Or maybe current vc4 driver slows down the system?
thanks in advance.


HI @adam-vessey, quick question. In case $preprocessor->ingestImmediately() returns true, should we be triggering islandora_batch_ingest() instead of islandora_batch_set_operations? Maybe i'm not seeing the whole picture, but for those not using drush, how is the ingest is triggered?


#### Score:
15 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+1 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+2 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1. Really nice job, right on point for the design spec!
2. The link from the portfolio page to the about page doesn't work because the anchor tag is referencing a page that doesn't exist.
3.  Duplicate CSS on your two stylesheets is a good sign that you can combine them and have the HTML pages reference 1 stylesheet.  You can add an ID or class to the body of each HTML page that you can then use in the CSS to make page specific CSS rules.


@aharley40 I went ahead and fixed this in af9474c4ed33c44be4f410fdb698bab70337a308, please review


@tara-harwood Some context for this code - it's intended to be used to check for common typos in email addresses. For instance, if I type `email@gnail.con`, it will ask if I mean `email@gmail.com`, which would be the correct spelling of the TLD and the domain. It's not integrating with AK at all, just checking for typos, and so in that situation it's possible we might need to check for email addresses in multiple places, so it makes sense to have the code be flexible enough to handle that.


Here is the modification that I did to the code:
1. I used it inside a fragment not in the MainActivity
2. I had to delete the onRestoreInstanceState(Bundle inState) method as it gives errors
3. My MainActivity extends Activity NOT AppCompatActivity

But I don't think any of these will affect the on page selected event. By the way I am using Eclipse


I think `primestg.message` is not added to the repository and can't be imported and the test fails


I really dislike such hardcoded value. Better way is to check if this variable is set. If not - maybe better place for such files should be /var/lib/lkvm ?


The only difference that this change will make in the deployment is an additional file called imaging-01012005.jar. This jar file is added to the production deployment without rebuilding/re-deployment. It was tested.


we have kernel already forked
https://github.com/Metallium-Devices/android_kernel_oppo_n1


This code doesn't compile... Please fix it....


agree :).
first we need a mostly stable relase candidate. just in this moment i install opentx 2.1.3 on my radio. and i try the new teensy and LUA code.

/g
wolke


#### Score:
16 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+2 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1. Great job!
2.  Duplicate CSS on your two stylesheets is a good sign that you can combine them and have the HTML pages reference 1 stylesheet.  You can add an ID or class to the body of each HTML page that you can then use in the CSS to make page specific CSS rules.
3.  Nice use of inline elements like `<span>`


Passei com "," os produtos exemplo.php?acao=delete&id=1,2,3,4,5.  dou explode na variável e separo por virgula transformando em um array, ai sim passo o array pra função.


:cake:


Spelling. "I" should always be on upper case.


That's a good idea, I'll do that next time


It's been updated in the last year (good) and seems like you would learn very quickly whether it's usable. I say go for it.


On latest upgrade, this did not come through


Overall comments:

This is good. It looks like it will work (I haven't checked the formulas you've used), and it's pretty well presented. You've clearly got a decent grasp of the fundamentals of coding in python.

Some areas to improve:
- Readability. Code is written once and read 100 times. This should be the number one priority (ahead of correctness!)  when you're writing code. Add comments to describe the structure of the file/function/block, and to explain anything else complicated or important going on. Almost every variable name in this script is useless, and that makes a huge difference to someone trying to understand what's going on. Also take a look at https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/ for some minimal style guide requirements.
- The method that this script uses to make the calculation feels a bit hacky, and is quite inefficient, both in terms of how it will run, and how much code is needed to be written. I might be misunderstanding something, but I thought it would be possible to calculate the APR directly, and exactly, rather than try out 6000 possibilities and choose the closest.


lol


kkk


I was planning to separate them but didn't know what criteria to use. Will keep it in mind


Shouldn't the format be added to the available formats in the MLlib docs? I *assume* there's one.


IDontKNow.


This feels incorrect.


I'm trying to think of some clever comments to make this code easier to understand. The idea is, as the comment says, to try to acquire the most recent missing ledger. The first thread to hit this code will continue to try to acquire the most recent missing ledger identifier, other threads (or recursive incovations) that find more recent missing ledgers will raise maxSeq, causing the first thread to loop again.


I think your better off creating the `logCount` object in this method by looping over `records`.


@mgoffin did you intend to update the PyPI repo with these newest changes? PyPI still have v0.1.14. Thanks!


#### Score:
14 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+1 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+1 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1. Really nice job, right on point for the design spec!
2. The link from the portfolio page and about page to the other doesn't work because the anchor tag is referencing an incorrect path due to the folder hierarchy.
3.  Duplicate CSS on your two stylesheets is a good sign that you can combine them and have the HTML pages reference 1 stylesheet.  You can add an ID or class to the body of each HTML page that you can then use in the CSS to make page specific CSS rules.
4.  Indent, indent, indent!  Make sure to take extra care with indenting and spacing in your HTML.  It will make it easier to read and identify an issues.


Aha.  If you click on the plus sign next to the line about which you wish to comment a dialogue box associated with that line appears.  In this example, it's line 8


Yeah let's remove unstable versions from the stack.


What for? That string is pretty basic, it just stores the payment type's name to show it later via console


The way is currently not sure for me, want to try here what is possible. How you have planned the use of the patched mesa on final?


Once upon a time there was network namespace isolation in CI environments. :-)


Да БЭМ, я испльзую


would you like for me to merge this into master?


disregard this comment, I see now that this function gets called immediately on arrival at the screen so this is fine


А ты установил отдельный модуль brunch или скелетон, а то я со скелетоном помучался и мне как-то не понравилось


@DiegoPino The [form submission process detects if a batch is set and runs it automatically](https://github.com/drupal/drupal/blob/731dfacab8bf39918c135bf4939e56a76dc6ab34/includes/form.inc#L913-L939) so it is not necessary to call `batch_process()` explicitly.


If for now you gonna go with hardcoded values - don't forget to put "review" comment


Hi, David.  Can you not use the `-s` option when committing changes?  We need the full Enyo DCO in the commits.  See: http://enyojs.com/community/contribute/


Typo


@jmuhlich - simpler solution using max-width property; tested on dev


It would be more legible and easier to follow if you used something like

```php
$loaders = spl_autoload_functions();
foreach ($loaders as $loader) {
    list($instance, $method) = $loader;
    if ($instance instanceof ...
```

just my 2 cents :-)


(also, we're explicitly inside of a form submission)


upgraded to Spark-1.5.0


:laughing: Did the compiler tell you to do that? Oh Rust, you still have to learn from Haskell about exhaustive patterns...


@aharley40 calling suspendEvents/resumeEvents is an ugly hack that should be avoided at all costs, seek approval from me before deploying it.

In this case suspendState should be providing a buffer against interim paths being pushed while a deeper path is being realized. That works in the people section without any suspendEvents going on. Likely what's happening here is that something is calling Ext.util.History.add directly without going through the pushState method that honors suspendState. That code should be updated to use pushState


#### Score:
13 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+0 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+1 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1. Awesome work!
2. The link from the portfolio page to the about page doesn't work because the anchor tag is referencing a page that doesn't exist.  Please review the path.
3. We will learn more about margin and padding this week which will help with some spacing issues between elements.
4.  No more CSS in your HTML!  You should never need to use the style=" " attribute, you can put the stylingin your CSS file.
5.  Good job indenting, but be consistent with spacing either 2 or 4 spaces.


How does localhost:8000 tell you if you are online or offline? :confused:


Get it. Ty.
(`setupDecompWorkspace` isn't very long...)


Perfect @adam-vessey ,i just read the documentation you are right, then we don't need this function? Or should we keep it anyway? https://github.com/Islandora/islandora_batch/blob/7.x/islandora_batch.module#L247-L249


hmmm, any reason why `CountBits` isn't simply a free function somewhere (or at least a static member)?
It's a generic operation that doesn't carry any actual dependency on the (already bloated) core.


Thanks for your help @schspa
Really Appreciated :+1:


Take some time to read this: https://zh.wikipedia.org/zh-cn/%E6%AD%90%E5%8C%96%E4%B8%AD%E6%96%87
I am considering about rising out translation standard.


Not all of JNIMapper is complete - there are several signatures to be updated (i.e. # of args).
Corresponding usage in the JUnit tests and KEngine.java in krypto-api need to be updated as well.


#### Score:
16 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+2 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1. Really nice job!
2. Try to organize that CSS with some commenting.  As your pages get more complex, you will want to rely heavily on your choice of class names but also good commenting to organize your code.


shouldn't this use the promotion tables?


@DiegoPino Deprecate for eventual removal, perhaps. I'm not entirely sure, but might there be somewhere it is called outside a form?


Is a teacher really the user of this feature?


This is thread drift, but also isn't the actual unique ID for AK the user's
akid, not email? It looks like you can in fact change a user's email via
the API, so even on a page the interacted with AK it's possible we'd want a
current email and new email field to build our own update your contact
details page. https://act.sumofus.org/docs/manual/api/rest/users.html

We can certainly update a user's email manually through the AK dashboard.

Or I might be missing something. Very possible too :)

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 2:11 PM, Eric Boersma <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> @tara-harwood <https://github.com/tara-harwood> Some context for this
> code - it's intended to be used to check for common typos in email
> addresses. For instance, if I type email@gnail.con, it will ask if I mean
> email@gmail.com, which would be the correct spelling of the TLD and the
> domain. It's not integrating with AK at all, just checking for typos, and
> so in that situation it's possible we might need to check for email
> addresses in multiple places, so it makes sense to have the code be
> flexible enough to handle that.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/SumOfUs/Champaign/commit/34f632970b0338c0972553fd08285075aaf96831#commitcomment-13219570>
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>

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TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 614](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=271975&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 5, passed: 0 Build time: 00:08:33
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

```


@davidromani any news?


Reverted in 83ea3bc798a87098e6507450e7db610020eb215e.


A block is typically {...}. Do you mean this to be a FunctionSymbol or just a LocalScope?


indeed, the migrator for the threshold sweep was unnecessary, sorry about that. I reverted my last change. The current sweep version should be back to 1.


let's use a space after ) and before {. there are a number of cases around.


@jejecule @mkodekar, normally we remove wake keys in overlay config per device.
also this commit now has 2 times a closing of resources
+</resources>
 </resources>


There will be no need for this after new version of mesa has been released.


me gustó :)
faltarían los comentarios en doxygen ;)


mohe na idea


Unintentional, good catch.


test


Commit message needs updating. Nothing is actually using MAX_BLOCK_SIZE...


See the PEP8 style guidelines about argument alignment


EML_TEMPLATE should be DC?


#### Score:
16 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+2 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1. Great job!
2. We will learn more about margin and padding this week which will help with some spacing issues between elements.
4.  No more CSS in your HTML!  You should never need to use the style=" " attribute, you can put the styling in your CSS file.
5.  Take advantage of sectioning elements like `<span>, <div>, <main>, <nav>, <header>, <footer>, <section> etc`.  In this assignment, the grouping of things like Education and Experience should each have their own sectioning element.


lgtm


Ah, you're right, it does say that's the URL of the SF instance, I was confusing it with `comment_author_url`.


@jpic Have you added the @runner permission to the user running the job?

Take a look at the saltmaster configuration on https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/saltstack-plugin


You ask me questions without any context ... It would be better if you just opened up a pull request. Just mark it in the title as "work in progress" or something; then we keep the discussion in one place.


FTL - maybe worth reusing the EmlWriter instance and remove the freemarker setup here?


Template "partials/affiliate_footer.html.twig" is not defined () in "partials/sidebar.html.twig" at line 62.


Why is static being dropped here?


We should also check for the `@Ignore` annotation


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PEgk2v6KntY
(UpdateDatabase)


I´m managing a jessie minion, and the `gateway` line makes no changes.
Instead, if I insert the route in the `network.routes` portion, it works just fine.
Just wanted to let you know.


This feature was first requested by one user in the legacy JPMML project (https://github.com/jpmml/jpmml). Unfortunately, I cannot link to this specific issue, because issue tracking has been disabled for that project.

The reuse of FieldName instances becomes important when working with large PMML class model objects such as Random Forest (RF) models. For example, an `Iris` RF model defines four active fields in its DataDictionary element (`Sepal_Length`, `Sepal_Witdth`, ..). Those four active fields are then referenced by Predicate elements: `<SimplePredicate field="Sepal_Length" operator="lessThan" value="2.45"/>`. It would be extremely wasteful to let every Predicate element create and maintain its own FieldName instance, especially when there are millions to tens of millions of them.

I am working with RF models that are several GB in size. Reusing FieldName instances saves me 1 GB of memory per RF model easily (interning and reusing Predicate elements saves me another 1 GB, but that's out of the scope of this discusion).

Moreover, I would argue that the performance penalty is minimal, because the "interning" of FieldName instances happens only once during PMML unmarshalling. This 10% longer load time is well compensated over the lifetime of a PMML class model object, because the application will be able to perform faster FieldName operations such as equality checks using the identity comparison `this == that` etc.


Good change! Thanks for making it!


#### Score:
16 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+2 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1. Grrrr it looks SO GOOD but I don't like how you did :-p Try to move away from using `<br>, <i>, <b>`.  Using CSS to get the spacing you need (margin or padding) and using CSS for font styling will make your code easier to maintain, read, and edit in the future.  Great job though!
2. Avoid using capital letters in class or ID names, it's just more common not to.
3. We will learn more about margin and padding this week which will help with some spacing issues between elements.
4.  Nice job using you CSS selectors


I updated the PR accordingly.


@vladikoff: or maybe wait for https://github.com/jakubpawlowicz/clean-css/issues/668 to be fixed first.


PyPi gets updated when there's a tag on a commit. I don't have commit access to the repo so I can't actually do that.

That being said, I submitted a PR today with finishing touches where I did ask them to tag a commit so we can push 0.2.0 to PyPi.


> @vladikoff: or maybe wait for jakubpawlowicz/clean-css#668 to be fixed first.

Hey, okay


I thought about that, but it seems that there is only one case of promotion allowed here, which is float = int. So I was wondering whether I should do it this way, or introduce the tables... Not sure if it's worth it. But I can change if you think it's better to use the table.


It is replacing string with NSLocalizedString but not inserting key : value pair in Localizable.string file.


Great! It solved my problem! Saved my time too.

Hemant Tongaria


Are these necessary anymore? You could use document/helpers, right?


Just a LocalScope.


well, better to be general in this case as it'll be consistent with other promotion stuff. people would wonder why we didn't use same mechanism.


Same here... would it possible to use transformation?


LGTM


Sure! Will fix all of them after work.


Oh sorry, this is actually deleted stuff.. did something wrong with merging.


@adam-vessey, yes eventually could be used when called out of the form api scope. So deprecating looks like a good idea anyway, because in that possible context maybe setting something in this tone…(not the exact code…just an idea) and process behind curtains could be a better option?
```
$batch = &batch_get();
$batch['progressive'] = FALSE;
drush_backend_batch_process();
```


Не знаю, насколько обосновано использование Obsolete на данном этапе наполнения библиотеки =) Но думаю, что не очень обосновано


Dat commit doh


ah missed that in the pull request.. i'll remove that line


*thumbs up*


Should we add support for proto.static which would be merged into Class.static?


Yeh! That would be most explicit. Let's do that!


One more comment: if you want the app to launch automatically upon reception of a broadcast, wouldn't you need a <receiver> declaration in AndroidManifest.xml?


#### Score:
14 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+1 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+1 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+2 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1. Looks good!  Needs some padding on the body element to give some space on the sides.
2.  Take advantage of sectioning elements like `<span>, <div>, <main>, <nav>, <header>, <footer>, <section> etc`.  In this assignment, the grouping of things like Education and Experience should each have their own sectioning element.
3. We will learn more about margin and padding this week which will help with some spacing issues between elements.
4.  It's best for `<span>` to live inside of a `<p>, <h1>` or another tag and not stand on its on around text.
5.  For class names, it is more common to call something "style-1" than "style_1". Just common practice.  Both work, but use the - instead.


@Juul - I'm wondering if you accidentally committed too much here? Is this a weird merge state or something?


102497980-Improve-waste-heat-function-handling-for-CoilCoolingDXMultiSpeed-and-CoilHeatingDXMultiSpeed-#5162 (lgu1234) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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Please correct the typo in the commit message ("withing").


@roosdebildt In a later commit, I killed the order-scope that required this endless chaining, and changed it back to `.last`


101917310_waterCoilHumRatFalseWarning (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1863 of 1863 tests passed)

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But then also move name into static? And displayName. No magic anymore... ?


This hard-codes the fastq file names. Fine for now, while we work with Baylor.
Meanwhile, other test files are having to be renamed. Not a big deal - but do we want to keep it this way?
Must think about it...


EvapCoolingSizingFix (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1866 of 1868 tests passed)

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@bascht: I'm not 100% sure if I would have done it in the same way you did here. You are getting an Ok or Err from your HTTP lib. Then you are matching them onto an Ok or Err that wrap different kind objects. I think what I would have done is:

```rust
match resp {
  Ok(r) => State::Online,
  Err(e) => State::Offline
}
```

Because in your app, being Offline is not a bug. It's just one of two possible states. Then you are free of <Result> in your update method. Here you will just take a net::State.


Upstream merge


Shouldn't this be handled by the bundler?


How does this work? You are providing a State::Offline or State::Online to the method, which is part of your Enum. But you are taking a net::State. I'm confused. How is this type checked? *scratches head*


yes, EML_TEMPLATE should be DC_TEMPLATE, thanks.
As for reusing the EmlWriter, I was thinking about 2 scenarios since the EmlWriter includes some EML specifics like the EmlDatasetWrapper.
1) an abstract DatasetXMLWriter that EMLWriter and DCWriter would extends.
2) a predefined Configuration object to avoid code duplication
What do you think?


93653360-ResetVarsAtEndOfWarmup (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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No problem!
Another question: when I checked the index of a vector, I certainly want to make sure it is of int type, but is it the right place to also check whether the index is within the range of [1, length of vector]? I included it now, but it feels like a wired place to do so....


There is no need for this to be a list, just change the threshold value on each go through the loop


write


wrong


It may make more sense to log the status_code and message when a 200 status_code is not returned.


yes, check explicitly for int type. length is dynamic and can only be checked at runtime in general.


Very good, will do.


Вот ещё накидал
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hi


Por favor Roger chequea que tu IDE te está tabulando el código y queda desprolijo. Fijáte de configurarlo bien, así es más legible.


Does it surprise you that I do most of my work on Windows? :)


Better to use a for loop - for n in range(29) - than a while loop


OK.


це я замітив після того як закинув в репозиторій)


For https://github.com/babel/babel-eslint/issues/183


#### Score:
11 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+0 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+1 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+1 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+1 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1.  The link from the portfolio page to the about page doesn't work because the anchor tag is referencing a page that doesn't exist.  Please review the path.
2.  Take advantage of sectioning elements like `<span>, <div>, <main>, <nav>, <header>, <footer>, <section> etc`.  In this assignment, the grouping of things like Education and Experience should each have their own sectioning element.
3. We will learn more about margin and padding this week which will help with some spacing issues between elements.
4.  Folder structure and file structure is really important.  Let's review that.
5.  It looks like you ran out of time or hit a road block with where to go, pay special attention to Laura's piece in class today about how to start a project.


EvapCoolingSizingFix (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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I'd probably do these two block with a single loop, but I can see that it's a bit awkward.


Такая же говняная, как и оригинальный Файндер в OS X Yosemite ;)


You can merge with git rebase. But maybe easier if someone who did it before helps with that..


whenever I was only relying on bundler (i.e. running bundle and thus resolving all dependencies via the Gemfile), I got the following error `LoadError: no such file to load -- simplecov`. This means simplecov was not installed when run by travis. So I went for a bruteforce solution. XD
any suggestions regarding that fix are highly appreciated :kiss:


This does not look like the correct submission.  Let's take a look in class.


We should include some information on how to contact the system administrator! There is an `ADMIN` setting (default is `["Refinery Admin", "admin@example.org"]`) - can we get this information into the dialog as a `mailto:` hyperlink on "system administrator"?


@ngehlenborg Yes not a problem


Would you be able to update the existing XML parser to also skip over issues with these blacklist statuses?


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

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#### Score:
13 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+1 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+1 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+1 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1. We will learn more about margin and padding this week which will help with some spacing issues between elements.
2.  Folder structure and file structure is really important.  Let's review that.
3.  The image path was incorrect, this is because of the folder structure issue.
4.  It looks like you ran out of time or hit a road block with where to go, pay special attention to Laura's piece in class today about how to start a project.


saw approval from jonmeredith
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/c23e1f0b09a1412bf31bcbef020af2589c36a289


merging basho/yokozuna/hotfix/zl/2.0.6-2012.08.25-deletes = c23e1f0b into borshop-integration-550-hotfix/zl/2.0.6-2012.08.25-deletes


basho/yokozuna/hotfix/zl/2.0.6-2012.08.25-deletes = c23e1f0b merged ok, testing candidate = 20e9a5cb


Further, if it is not a private method it is possible that any point of code to call this method with any kind of block which can lead to inconsistent results between calls.

Is this refactor really worth the loss on readability, encapsulation and consistency?


We cannot put quotes around GetFacadesPath itself because it contains a couple paths. I should however put quotes around $(ToolDir)GenFacades.dll above to make sure that continues to work.


Where did that come from?


are these necessary?


This is something that whoever is in charge of the 1.8 upgrade will need to keep in mind. I'm linking to the closest anchor but just scan down the page a bit for the "Where should this code live?" box.

https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.6/topics/signals/#connecting-receiver-functions
https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/topics/signals/#django.dispatch.receiver


#### Score:
15 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+1 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1.  Take advantage of sectioning elements like `<span>, <div>, <main>, <nav>, <header>, <footer>, <section> etc`.  In this assignment, the grouping of things like Education and Experience/Portflio should each have their own sectioning element.
2. We will learn more about margin and padding this week which will help with some spacing issues between elements.
3.  Indentation!  Be careful in your HTML, some elements are not indented properly.
3.  Awesome job!  I love the moustache!


I just noticed now this will not load undo track stores saved with previous versions of CO.
No problem but something to be aware of in case you have any undo track stores saved.


Yes the name is a little misleading and I will change it to GenFacadesCmd so it is a little clearer. As for the .dll vs .exe for the time being I'm sticking with .dll for these tools that are hosted because I want to be careful that folks doesn't assume they can run it by itself.


That's embarrassing.


ahahhahha


#5167-ExampleFile-VariableRefrigerantFlow_FluidTCtrl_5Zone.idf-Warnings (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1869 of 1869 tests passed)

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Good Old Reader 2/FeedTableViewController.m

Don't start networking requests on the main thread. It should be reserved for handling user interactions, and updating the UI.


Could actually do this whole function as a one line list comprehension, something like:
return [round((Salary * ((1 + IncreaseRate / 100 + AverageInflation / 100) ** i)), 2) for i in range(29)]


AVG antivirus ...list ...assaultcube_v1.2.0.2 files as unknown, medium-severity malware


This looks fine to me


#### Score:
15 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+1 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1.  Fantastic job again!
2.  Duplicate CSS on your two stylesheets is a good sign that you can combine them and have the HTML pages reference 1 stylesheet.  You can add an ID or class to the body of each HTML page that you can then use in the CSS to make page specific CSS rules.
3.  Indent, indent, indent!  Make sure to take extra care with indenting and spacing in your HTML.  It will make it easier to read and identify an issues.


@dain , please review again.


Per our in-person discussion, add a warning that this should only be called once and it should be the last thing called in the lifetime of a TestState.


Thanks for maintaining it!


Congrats on the release! @amasad looking forward to checking this out.


TeamCity pull requests :: netty [Build 194](https://garage.netty.io/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=1321&buildTypeId=pulls_netty&guest=1) is now running


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The docs seem to use the term "unapplying" instead of "roll back"
It might be useful to quote the database alias as this is done elsewhere most of the time I think (%r or add quotes to the string)


There are only two UI-related operations here: `[self.tableView reloadData]`, and `[self.refreshControl endRefreshing]`. The `fetch..` methods should not use the main thread.


#### Score:
13 / 16

#### Rubric:
+0 ... does not meet expectations
+1 ... meets expectations
+2 ... exceeds expectations

#### Details:
+0 ... Link both pages together using a tag
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+1 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1.  Great work!  I don't see the About Me page and that's why you lost points on the link.
2.  Indent, indent, indent!  Make sure to take extra care with indenting and spacing in your HTML.  It will make it easier to read and identify an issues.
3.  Take advantage of sectioning elements like `<span>, <div>, <main>, <nav>, <header>, <footer>, <section> etc`.  In this assignment, the grouping of things like Education and Experience/Portflio should each have their own sectioning element.
4.  Try to organize that CSS with some commenting. As your pages get more complex, you will want to rely heavily on your choice of class names but also good commenting to organize your code.