@grosu The problem is parsing `Id`, which should be used only for parsing program but not for parsing K definition. This issue was handled by `[notInRules]` attribute before, but we decided not to use such an attribute in the new parser, but to use the module system to handle them. So, here we declared a module `LAMBDA-SYNTAX` for parsing program (which contains `ID` module), and a module `LAMBDA-COMMON` for parsing K definition. I agree this change is not nice, but have no idea how to fix this without such an ugly change. We will have to discuss how to handle this. I'll revert it back to original until we make a decision for it.


Is there any particular reason why you want the the cannonical path resolution
in *just* bin/twitposter? I'm sure you have a reason of some sort, but why
don't you care in bash/timer.sh and bash/trytweet.sh?


@Pokechu22 I haven't looked into things too far, or if it's being done in a way that I like GUI wise ( cause that matters soooo much ^^/s ), but I wanted to give the suggestion of adding the "hidden" radio button (with a hover effect explaining it), because it can be done via API but not via the GUI.


Instead of manipulating each result in-place, I think it'd be better to create an all-new object with the required info.


NOOOOO, Don't do this. Just create a new Encryptor and use encrypt_attr. It makes no sense forking the gem just because you want to use SHA512.

Then you can set the encryptor like the following:

```ruby
module SHA512Encryptor
  def self.encrypt(secret_token, value)
    Digest::SHA512.base64digest(value)
  end

  def self.decrypt(secret_token, value)
    value.to_s
  end
end

EncryptAttr.encryptor = SHA512Encryptor
```


abcd


saw approval from hmmr
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/2af6a06074c792e1753765950fb1448bdeef9f6a


merging basho/riak_kv/feature/RTS_339/timeseries = 2af6a060 into borshop-integration-1192-feature/RTS_339/timeseries


basho/riak_kv/feature/RTS_339/timeseries = 2af6a060 merged ok, testing candidate = ab741f70


Nit: no need for multiple spaces after the `=>` here.


That's why the encryptor is configurable. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯


I see the agile sprint has already started


@13steinj From the way the code *looks*, that's actually feature-flagged (along with several other sets of things related to it), meaning that to turn it on you just need to edit the config file.  However, I've had issues saving the changes from the config file (yay).

I still haven't actually figured out the difference between hidden and private, though.


Was this suppose to be `elemMatch` instead of `elem_match`?


that commit is an improvement not present in magic-v3


Hmm...  Idea: assuming we know library file path at compile time, we could vacuum all public symbols from it and try to match them against all `extern` symbols declared in the crate.


@jmealo this causes mysql to throw an error `Error Code: 1221. Incorrect usage of DB GRANT and GLOBAL PRIVILEGES`

According to this message, replication options can only be granted on *.* because they're server-level.

It seems like we should just revert this since it won't be possible to grant replication to the users that are limited to their own site. zongji will need a server-level account created outside the site creation process


Note that the Integer#toBinaryString method does this already (http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Integer.html#toBinaryString(int)), but your implementation is good too!


steps I did to make pong run on my machine:
1) *edited pong.cabal*
2) ``cd haskell-course-notes/code/pong``
3) ``cabal sandbox init``
4) ``cabal install --only-dependencies``
5) ``cabal run``


Alternatively you could reverse the string with `StringBuilder#reverse` http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/StringBuilder.html#reverse() and just compare for equality with the original one.


I think this would be better named activeSubscriptions or something like that


Well,. that's not entirely true, though I have certainly been remiss in setting up regression tests for it...

Is there anything in particular that's broken about it ATM?  I'd be happy to bring it up to date.


I'm sure people will be happy to bikeshed it for you :)


Looks like `TRAVE` (aka `TRACE_VERBOSE` builds are broken).


canola spelling


I remove this line (check for PropertySetter) and project kotlin compiles without problem. Now I am not sure this check is really needed...


Another approach is to generate the palindrome number by shifting the bits of the original number, without even having to print it to a String; can you think how to do that? :)


Ack.


typo: BRANCHH


main.nfo from  /title/00000001/00000002/data/

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Excellent documentation!


In fact it's Spartan software development - it supersedes Agile and as it's just stronger.


Nice! I'm really enjoying how clean your new "dirty" implementation is while speeding up a bottleneck area :smiley:


But how I use two 'encryptor' in same class? For example:
username SHA512 and email AES-256-CBC?
If I understand I can use one encryptor per class.


Ouch, that's a _really_ ugly hack.


Thanks!

Sincerely,

Jeff Luo

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Homescreen(self.marionette).wait_to_be_displayed() you should use here.


Soo.... if, say, you don't have access to $TMPDIR[1], this just loops forever? I mean that's a stupid thing to do, but the failure mode is excessive.


Haha, best commit message I've seen so far.


because ^^ didn't exist and I wanted it to show up in the help text as it's part of the interface of the command.


![0d6f2e905ccc9225ba05b3a8e61b0427f57375731e72ec2598238aacad9fd083_large
Hypnogogia induces lucid dreams.


@Pokechu22 What exactly do you mean "issues"? Are changes just not taking effect after you make them or is there some other problem? If it's the former you probably have to run `make [optional thing here]` somewhere in the source, and wait for the cache to update (as I've painstakingly had to do several times) / clear it yourself.

IIRC Hidden makes the multi itself visible to the public; but won't show up on the userpage and [the API endpoint](https://www.reddit.com/dev/api#GET_api_multi_user_{username}), whereas private is completely blocked off to the public.


Interesting approach! Though admittedly it took me a while to follow through the implementation.


You're removing the assertEqual, that's not good, you should not remove it, you should use:
elf.assertEqual(self.apps.displayed_app.manifest_url, Calendar(self.marionette).manifest_url)
You probably also need to import Calendar module here, so like this:
from gaiatest.apps.calendar.app import Calendar


I like this, We should probably go and inject $jquery into everything like this


The same here as above.


If all tests will pass, I think this code can be removed.


*Weaseley-Wokna's*


Well, the spec explicitly says that 31 (0x1F) is the hard limit and the feature will not work with a greatest value.
The mouse will actually reply ERR_INVALID_PARAM_VALUE, but this test only prevents a USB round trip.


oh I think I know what you're saying, you're setting needsApp true, but you want to customize the text of the app flag...

maybe I can just add a `appDescription` property to the command definition?


You're replacing the assertEqual with this wait here.
I guess it doesn't really make a difference in practice, so it's fine.


@dscho looks good to me

However, in my understanding, junctions are just special forms of mount points (as if you could do ```mount /dev/sda1/path dir``` on Unix). And mount points on Unix don't show up as symlinks either, so I doubt that this would be a good idea on Windows.

Some thoughts:
* Would volume mount points have to be distinguished from junctions, e.g. to prevent git from deleting them?
* Mounted volumes don't necessarily have a drive letter, and getcwd() is supposed to resolve all symlinks. Are git, msys2, perl etc. prepared to deal with absolute paths of the form ```\\?\Volume{GUID}\some\path...```?


Looks like it was incorrect originally, could you check?


This works right? You tested this?


Hey @botandrose, I've been lurking on here reading PRs to pick up new tips and tricks, and this one threw me. What's the advantage of assigning a variable and then conditionally overwriting it vs the if/else conditional in there previously? Is it a readability thing?


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/cc @SidharthNabar, @JosGuil
We should probably remove `UseOnlyOverlappedIO` from the contract and implementation.


I don't think this works, you probably need to do Homescreen(self.marionette).manifest_url instead of Homescreen.manifest_url


By issues, I did mean exactly that -- after changing the config it left itself off (which I confirmed via opening `reddit-shell` and using `feature.is_enabled`).  Once I somehow managed to get it to keep the changes it's worked.

Trying to use a hidden multi doesn't seem to work for me -- [/u/pokechu22/m/hiddentestmulti](/user/Pokechu22/m/hiddentestmulti) just 404s.  The code that controls whether they can appear seems to only check for public.  An 'unlisted'-like thing would be nice though (but that seems beyond the scope of this PR)


Missing TODO? Otherwise not sure why these are commented out throughout the file.


Thanks for this.
In the future, I'd like to make any necessary changes to to the markdown (BuildingOnLinux.md) document if we could. I generate the html file from the markdown.


Once an `import` statement gets beyond a comfortable line length, I believe the preferred format is:

```python
from .models import (
    OAuth2ProviderConfig,
    SAMLProviderConfig,
    SAMLConfiguration,
    SAMLProviderData,
    LTIProviderConfig,
    ApiPermissions
)
```

This way is easy to read and will produce nice diffs in the future.


TNTParticle is from LegionPE code. Just want to have some fun. NOT CLAIMING IT MINE!


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#DdRHel-DRNmdzg-VAVjiEQ


Unclear: maybe add more details to the `TODO`?


@dchbx I made the 11th factory and it crashed my specs. :(


Hi @supremebeing7, cool that you've learned a few things from my PRs, at the very least what not to do. ;) Anyways, the impetus here was simply to DRY up the method by removing the duplicated `record.start_time.strftime('%A')`. To be honest, though, I'm not totally thrilled with either version. `output` is a terrible variable name, and the wall of `output = ` on the left bugs me, visually. I think this method definitely still could be improved. Any ideas?


Maybe try running `reddit-restart` / `reddit-stop` + `reddit-start`?

Gotcha. I guess the better question then is "what to they even acomplish?"


complete #2


:thumbsup:


There's also `key_color` and the multi icons, which both are available when the flag is enabled, but don't seem to do anything.  It *sounds* like a feature that was never finished.


Please ignore my previous comment. The question should be, should `elem_match` be added to `CUSTOM_OPERATORS`?


All set: http://jekyllrb.com/docs/configuration/


some tests failed:
failure: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/2400


I don't know what to do with the values before  39. leave them as unknowns? leave them be?  I dont even really understand what the *49 etc is about.


Commit referente a issue https://github.com/portabilis/ieducar/issues/168


Not actually sure what happened here, probably want to make sure no changes were overwritten


I'm gonna guess those are for the mobile beta site (when they are complete) ; as is the `mobile_banner` and `icon_img` for subreddits. If you want to talk unfinished feature, talk about the monstrosity of the message system xD.


## This is a markdown file


Note to self: [functional version](http://codepen.io/allejo/pen/BoLOXK)


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no I got a failure in this line http://mxr.mozilla.org/gaia/source/tests/python/gaia-ui-tests/gaiatest/tests/graphics/test_marketplace_download_execute_map_app.py#53 which is not related to this PR


Nit: Use parens instead of `\` for continuation (PEP8 recommendation).

People have different preferences but one such way to write this would be:
```python
if not (
    ApiKeyHeaderPermission().has_permission(self.request, self) or
    ThirdPartyAuthApiPermission().has_permission(self.request, self)
):
    raise ...
```


The policy is the following
See "Union patch" at the end of the following page

https://github.com/glinscott/fishtest/wiki/Fishtest-faq


Nit: First line of the docstring should be a one-sentence summary, so move the second sentence to a new line. I think you should also say that this is meant for server-to-server use cases only.


- ">>" does not process beyond spaces. To be able to process strings with spaces and to be able to consider NULL inputs, we have changed it from " cin>> " to getline(cin, str)


The MIT License (MIT)
Copyright (c) <year> <copyright holders>
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:
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LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM,
OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN
THE SOFTWARE.


@flyingsparx Cool. I'll try to get to it this weekend, but don't hold me to a Monday deadline! :)


Please do not do @for local lable, because in fact . is a local lable marker


Ok, thanks for checking.
I'm going to bed now, good night!

Regards,
Martijn

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I didn't do this because it could potentially blow up our memory usage.


1.13 завершено


@Pokechu22 Actually after som searching, it looks like the `icon_url` property is made, but it is never used anywhere (probably would be used as the faveicon/ mobile beta as I said before)


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This change replaces the filename to be the title of the torrent followed by current date, for those who do not wish to have their cache cleared and would like to rewatch any downloaded streams.


@dopplershift Can you clarify where the environment.yml instructions were located? They are not in this commit anywhere as far as I can tell. Nor do they appear in the git history tough maybe I missed something.


Yeah, it's excessive. [Old habits die hard.](http://lists.research.att.com/pipermail/ast-users/2012q3/003600.html)


My guess is that it'd be the opposite: creating new objects would *reduce* memory usage (because any unnecessary fields from the original objects would be GCed).


Why you didn't requested a pull request?


That file was not modified in this commit, but is located in the base of the repo as of 67c944f (5 July)


I never promised a looker :japanese_ogre:!


======================================
Programación de Computadoras III - UIP
======================================

:Autor: <nombre>
:Fecha: <fecha>
:Versión: <version>

<descripcion>

—-------
Licencia
—-------
<licencia>


We could try to leverage this code to handle that case: https://github.com/concerto/concerto/blob/master/app/controllers/application_controller.rb#L133


mcv.bm.bc


I suspect that something is going wrong in this repository. Do you need some help?


Amp should be disabled by default


This is nice!
As soon as we have the configuration for the hierarchy separator available I will try to replace the context mechanism I'm using in the verilog parser with cork.


Guys more love, less war :-)


Ack.


#Any word on release?


delete incomplete one


Stupid moment, recopied FU recent change from today...forgot that we changed it :-p


"text1" ... just what shady sort of business are you up to? :dizzy_face:


Or you have a typo in config.fish - `set TMPDIR / tmp` or `set TMPDIR /temp`?


Thanks.

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What is this meant to do?


##Hello World


The description above is not 100% correct. The real reason for moving the code is that then the view will use the *real* width and height that were assigned (passed as parameters to onSizeChanged) and not the ones that were originally requested.


@jdantzler @risacher New binaries works fine again. :+1:


even though it is valid to say `int x` - you should still use something meaning full if you can - like `int index` - :+1:


change again


definitely do not love those variable names :-1:


Yes that looks like that would solve it.  Can we run that as part of each plugin install?


There are a bunch of rewrites at the head of `pegSoundScript.sml` in `cakeml/parsing` that might help with dealing with `peg_eval`.  I never thought of trying to use `peg_exec` for this sort of thing.


will add error handling here for null.


I wasn't expecting a Ferrari, but this is a [Fiat Multipla](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fiat_Multipla) :laughing: (I never quite got emoticons, so please excuse my poor attempts).


does X have a meaning? - can it be called something more meaningful?


I agree about the dotted notation for cons-lists (and so too does emacs lisp, so it must be right).


Ack.


My only ideas is extracting the duplication:

    def formatted_start(event)
      event.start_time.strftime('%A')
    end

Then maybe use `prepend` instead:

    event_start = formatted_start(event)
    event.ongoing? ? event_start.prepend("Started ") : event_start

I'm not wild about those names either, and not sure it's much of an improvement.


This took forever since I wanted to do it differently, but https://github.com/stylus/stylus/issues/1703


%llu is not portable. please use PFMT64d


This should address https://github.com/anko/eslisp/pull/14#discussion_r40379871.


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1. It isn't used anywhere else. I'd rather leave it here.


Shouldn't you null out the viruses list after this loop


returntopool calls destroy


Calk commit


Just added support for custom encryptor per attribute.

Can you try the master branch?

Just do something like `encrypt_attr :foo, encryptor: CustomEncryptor`

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> But how I use two 'encryptor' in same class? For example:
> username SHA512 and email AES-256-CBC?
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if(M) ha


Note also that elisp gives

    (length '(1sym))
    1

not two.


I'll see you there, I've been out for religious reasons, can't wait to see the MonkeyC work! (hopefully)


Sitio TrazaNet version 0.0


这只是一个测试


Something around this commit produced a build error in android:

jni/./mupen64plus-video-gliden64/src/GLES2/GLSLCombiner_gles2.cpp: In constructor 'NoiseTexture::NoiseTexture()':
jni/./mupen64plus-video-gliden64/src/GLES2/GLSLCombiner_gles2.cpp:35:58: error: class 'NoiseTexture' does not have any field named 'm_PBO'


lib/woocommerce_api/concerns/oauth.rb is from https://github.com/woothemes/wc-api-ruby


sorry i was too stupid,Please help me to see where is the problem.Thank you very much!
127.0.0.1:6379> georadius lbs 40.74 -73.94 100 km  descending withdistance
1) 1) "zhangsan1"
   2) "1.00"
2) 1) "zhangsa11"
   2) "1.00"
3) 1) "zhangsan"
   2) "0.96"

$redis->connect('127.0.0.1', 6379);
$redis->georadius('lbs', ' 40.74'. '-73.94', 100, 'km', ['descending'], true, false, false);


Perhaps it is slightly missnamed, but ReadFifo32 also increments the fifo read pointer, making it very much not leftover code.


Maybe a better solution would be to make the variable private and use getters/setters?


passedMutex appears to be unused? anyway you are counting that with the return values of the futures, so don't need additional synchronization


PTAL


addEventListener() doesn't work in IE8.I use attachEvent() instead when addEventListener()  is not being supported. All tests paassed.


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LGTM


I don't think this should be part of this PR


Advancement2?

Should just be: "Select Advancement".


keeping in mind that I don't understand how this works in detail, I think you are picking an image to draw negative samples for training a detector from here. Do you particularly need this synchronization, or would randomly selecting an image for each thread work as well


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Deeeeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrppppppppppp


Mucho gusto mi paquito hombre


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@Oksisane can you move `Touch` and `TouchInternal` to a 'feature-sensors' branch, even if build fails for now?


Great it works perfecty!

However, there is another problem with the font size of the headers that no longer depends on their level. instead, the headers are as small as simple text...
And then increasing the size in Settings only enlarge headers + highlighted text elements instead of simple text + highlighted elements leaving headers as big as their level. You know what I mean? Am I understandable?


lgtm


Also, you kind of killed the ENTIRE app that I wrote over the FIRST one. Everything. I would prefer if you make a branch for that too so I can get it working again...


Its about fucking time. Slacker.


That's actually intentional, so all of those things come under the facility of `LinkMonitorService`, is that not good?


I guess my overall feeling is that this might be a little heavy on synchronization, is the synchronization (and guarantee of progression) on images for negative samples necessary or would random sampling (without synchronization) work.
For miningMutex, you are synchronizing the combined list, you could as well have per-thread lists, and synchronize the total samples collected so far (and compile the combined list later, maybe via the return values of the futures). You could also defer synchronization to every x negative samples (e.g. only add to count after 5 negative samples in a given thread). Whether or not this matters depends on the kind of scaling you get in practice.

Is the overall number of negative samples per image bounded? I thought it wasn't because the end condition is based on total # of samples acquired, but then the sampling code kind of looks deterministic (but it's also getting late). Anyway if the total # of negative samples considered is bounded, you could also define jobs as sets of negative samples to consider, based on some index, and then avoid synchronizing based on the # of samples currently collected (if you plan to examine all of some fixed set of possible negatives).


We need this
See this
https://github.com/shminer/LG-F460-Kernel/commit/86ada200d277b3dc4cf425783e1a650a187d63a1

For new mutexes from caf


log4j works along with java packages to group loggers together, so you can still set levels, filter or whatever related classes (`org.fao.geonet.monitor.link` in this case).

Having one logger per class gives allows you to take it a step further (e.g. show `DEBUG`s for `LinkCheckUtils` but only `INFO` for `LinkInfo`).

It's not a biggie, just having a logger per class is the convention, in my experience.  I bet others have other opinions on it though.


Most of the as-yet undefined stuff in .\graphics\helmet\caster\headgear_WIP\hats would work as either admin or herder hats - mostly herder.


第三方士大夫似的


@kekh : That would be due to 510b2db583a0c4cbfd868ba585619771faf24da0 . It can be reversed  with the option to turn off font-scaling to make both the size-dependent highlighting and size-fixed highlighting selectable to users.


I am not even using this branch at all, and I knew his BFS fix wasn't correct, I just didn';t have the time to find the fix at the moment, but thank you

@hellsgod here is your fix


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IMO this is not much of an optimization on what is there already. I don't think it's likely "UIDs could be skipped" is a problem. I am concerned about the fact this "cache" is not shared. That is not going to work when there is more than one account creation happening concurrently. That [concurrent account creation]  may not be likely, then if so why bother with this optimization?


:+1: :)


I'll change it then, I wasn't aware of that.


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stratified_tank_docfix (nmerket) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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#4402-VRF-outputs-and-multiplied-floor (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1880 of 1886 tests passed)

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I noticed this commit was not merged. It is needed to avoid image edge noise/artifacts in both JPEG and WebP encoding because of the way the algorithms divide the image into blocks when compressing. Should I  create a separate ticket and PR for it?


lol actually I named `checkboxs` with a very long variable name and I changed it to `checkboxs`, that caused this much space :( I think I have to review my code again before creating another PR.


@pietern Thanks for the review.  Updated to use a new splitHostPort function and added extension.setcert Usage


This causes https://github.com/gonetz/GLideN64/issues/715


Should have paid attention to those variable shadowing warnings.

This was possibly a merge failure.


ok


Add a description, not just a subtitle: it helps in a bunch of links


Bueno mijo no se preocupe.


This commit is also causing a massive slow down in android. Based on the contents of the commit, I'm going to guess that android is not reading the ini file correctly and the default settings are making things very slow.


Seriously?

What about my comment https://github.com/pradels/vagrant-libvirt/pull/462#discussion_r40280439?


@nathansobo No problem.


In centos, "log_file: STDOUT" option  is conflicted with "daemon: true" option, this changing solve the bug.


comentario


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Do you really need a public setter here? (I actually think you don't need it at all...)


Same would be helpful once you figure out those file handle leaks. Thanks!


AFAIR the "TODO" here means that the exception messages are supposed to be localized... Is it no longer the plan?


Is that normal to have an extra space here?


@karelmikie3 Approve?


We need to decide what needs to be tested at what level. We need to ensure persistence and proper cascading of entities that do not have a repo. Therefore, when testing creation of a organization we may need to create a workflow, workflow step, field profile, etc. and add them to the organization before persisting. Then check the persisted entity for the relations through getters. In addition, how would we test those entities without repos. Seems like most testing would be covered by the owning entities that have repos.


a CLI option or somewhere in the GUI ?


This is only in java1.8, are we still based on java1.6?


remove empty lines.


remove this comment - it does not add value.


Removing  m_PBO(0) from there seems to work ok.


部分Markdown文件，html文件，图片的执行权限位全都置位了。在Linux下面双击打开的时候，会带来一系列问题：
- 会让选择是查看还是执行。
-  如果设置了对可执行文本文件双击总是执行，会导致执行失败，并且也不会显示文件内容。


Doesn't `qmake` set the right `LIBS`?


This breaks #including both scs and numpy.


Could you please fix the indentation?


Yeah, you can remove the public `set`. The constructor can still initialize the property (yay C# 6!)


Is this the way how we write errors (`Console.Error.WriteLine`) in the host?


Are Doxyfiles something that we should be checking in?  It seems like they could be generated...


The French team found that concatenating int + string would get the "unsupported... " error message while the opposite, string + int would get the "cannot concatenate..." message.  So we just left the English example as is just because I was trying to do an updating "freeze" being that it's so close to Code Day.  So this error message is correct.  Will update English when Code Day is over!


Missing the closing bracket. Also looks like the closing quote in the last line is not the right one it should be " but looks like it is some special char. I do not see it at other places but check this and other policy.json files for that char.


Align "#explainFormat" with other labels


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oi @FelipeM920. O Exercício pede para que você agrupe os elfos utilizando `HashMap`. Não pode ter vários `ArrayList` para cada status.

Dica: vc terá dois hashmaps dentro da classe. Um HashMap com a lista normal de elfos, onde a chave de busca é o nome deles. Outro hashmap será a estrutura cuja chave será `Status` e os valores de cada chave serão uma lista de Elfos (correspondentes aquele Status!). Isto é, o tipo do valor deste hashmap é um ArrayList<Elfo>.

Quando você chamar a implementação do método `agruparPorStatus` ele vai percorrer o HashMap normal de elfos por nome (HashMap<String, Elfo>) e preencher o `HashMap<Status, ArrayList<Elfo>>`.


Also move the rule to the top where the rules are defined.


I don't know if this is a silly non-French speaker question but can you run functions in French?


It might be fine to leave it as is however for consistency...


當初是從test case開始寫，結果這版在修prod code才發現裡面用list比較好用，所以就自己在裡面轉換型態。
也就沒有回頭修改test case的寫法。
知道了，之後遇到這狀況 會把API 直接開成List, 然後再回頭修test case. 謝謝


cool！
I think if we have a powerful query options would be great!


i ignore it :)


#4702-AirloopHVACUnitarySystem-autosizing-incorrect-for-heating-only-systems-when-using-FlowPerHeatingCapacity (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1840 of 1877 tests passed)

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"context_is_admin" is missing in the new policy.json


@davidfowl - the files below are not used at this point - if you need them in your change then fine, otherwise remove them if you are touching this code.


74564912Issue4347BBRadConvHW (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1356 of 1356 tests passed)

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Where these exceptions were caught/handled before?


其實這也是TDD可以帶來的好處，自己在交付 prod code 之前會發現，API怎麼寫比較好用，外面怎麼用比較好用。

在開放給別人用之前，對自己的測試和prod code來說，重構都是一件簡單的事。一旦開放給別人用之後，API就不好動了。


Thanks, looks great to me!


Typo: Electron, not Eletron.


Does the game transition to the new name when it auto saves later, or is more like "Save As Copy" under this name?

We may need to address some issues with our config and logs: #104


https://github.com/pradeepmurugesan/freemarker-online/commit/f539a12df0c1fb4fc87c392a07742d2502bdec74 fixed the same.


"rule:admin_api" is same as "is_admin:True". Let us make this consistent so that we do not have diffs where there are none.


在做第二個測試案例的prod code的時候，的確花了很多時間跟心力，把整個架構都修正，符合之後所有的case。
當初是把所有的需求都看完，然後想了一個可行的prod code的架構。並不是假裝自己是一個一個依序接收到requirement的情況，所以第二版跳很快，然後後面的prod code 反而都不用大改。
如果當初把角度focus在每一次的需求，應該就會正確了，謝謝提醒。


oh my god thank you for pointing it out!!! yes i meant 2016


sdasdasdasdsds


So you're using curl to simulate a json POST Request?


程序


Yeah

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恩恩，這樣一說就有感覺了.... 謝謝~


Okay, leave the branch.  I'll try and look into this.  Yes, the API has changed.  I have not updated the tests to follow the changing API.


LGTM


Let us add cloud_admin to the demo tenant and not to the admin tenant.


You have to be careful removing things from Sails' package.json.  Some of them are used by the `sails new` generator to copy symlink packages (like `include-all`, which we'll have to put back)


Done.


测试程序

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add


English Ken


I added one more comment on the keystone policy.json, It is missing the closing bracket as well as the " char is funky in the last line. Also we should have all the rules defined up top, so the get_psuedo_admin_endpoints rule needs to be up at the top.


In the GUI

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Do not break strings, checkpatch.pl will complain. Strings are the one exception to the 80 columns that are allowed.

Please also do not make gratuitous style changes.

Also, this should be submitted to gerrithub for review (or is this a change for 2.2?)


测试程序文件内容


We could probably generate them with a bit of code. We do not do a lot of customization.


Yep. @dcsjapan maybe we should add a comment to explain this?


Tried to do the whitelist approach, but could not make it work for all cases, so attempted to make the fewest lines of code to do this.


StatCollector.translateToLocal should work for buttons too.


@syl20bnr what if we have two packages both are fetched by quelpa, and one depends on the other? (Exwm depends on XELB) but as spacemacs installs alphabetically EXWM won't be built because of the missing dependency, but once XELB is installed in the first run, EXWM is gonna be installed the second time the user restart spacemacs. How could I address this? I tried the step: pre and post but it didn't work here either. :(


Okay. Yay for the comment, because I think that some translators will not pay attention and remove it. I thought of a mistake, but when I saw two in a row, it was pretty obvious that's intended.


esto es un comentario


74564912Issue4347BBRadConvHW (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1883 of 1886 tests passed)

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Sounds like this part of the comment is no longer valid.


@dmessing I just noticed that there is a slight inconsistency above - I seem to have forgotten to add commas between the objects as well as after each value.
I think despite the absence of it, no errors are thrown is because coffeescript seems to add them when the above is compiled to javascript. For consistency purposes (there are commas in the first set of questions), shall I add it?


Please check the check style error


Review done. Only found an outdated comment.


:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:


so good that you sticked with this. this is a good design :+1:


empd (nmerket) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1887 of 1892 tests passed)

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@dmessing I noticed that the answer to the question was updated. However, this seems to have been carried out at the wrong place - `overflowedAnswer` is used in the section where you see the answer when you hover over the question. However, `answer` value is used when you click on the question to see the full answer.

As such `overflowedAnswer` need only contain part of the full answer (without any inline anchor tags).
So, it seems like you need to change `answer` attribute and use only a substring of it in `overflowedAnswer`


Why do this?


Wondering if you could respond to am issue I lodged?
Thanks
Watrob


lol oops thx


Add a test for rollback


The leading portion now maps to `SplitString.pre` instead of the hashmap key "pre", but I think the comment applies either way.


@legoboy0215 \*clap clap clap*


Should this be "fileNames"?


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Can we reach that objective without interrupting the thread?


closes #3


I took the special-case route. It works fine for now


Marco, where would you like to have that test? To actually test that we need to have workbench running with SSL - do we already have that configured as part of tests anywhere?

As it comes to this impl of handling HTTP requests I find it actually perfect as it has minimum dependencies so it's easy to be ran anywhere (including osgi) so unless there is very good reason to switch to Apache HTTP client I would opt to stick to what we have today.

Dnia 23 wrz 2015 o godz. 15:59 Marco Rietveld <notifications@github.com> napisał(a):

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>
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@lydia-duncan , is there an 'a' missing here?


The way that it should work in a dream world is that whoever changes the code should update the tests first.  That makes api changes deliberate, but that requires a good test coverage base.  It’s all good :)

> On Sep 23, 2015, at 8:59 PM, jayich <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
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I don't think you should make a requirement that is redundant with Fetch. It is fine to have a note here that points out the implications, but making a redundant requirement is confusing.


Why did you remove this? It is added to `fetch()` too.


I wonder if this paragraph can be written with fewer uses of "construction" :smile:


We have released 0.3.0.6. Please commit further changes to 0.3.0.7


Isn't that a valid, kernel address?

-[Unknown]


102966118-HeatRecoveryBypass-4568 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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97668326-WholeBuildingLoad (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1878 of 1886 tests passed)

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Why do this?


https://www.codeaurora.org/cgit/quic/la/kernel/lk/commit/?h=master&id=40b227df7c5ab3ecea9e34a9bd8603ee33118ec6
Below are the steps/commands to convert the splash image into a character array:
1. $convert -depth 8 <splash image in PNG format> rgb:splash.raw
2. $host/linux-x86/bin/rgb2565 < ./splash.raw > final.img
3. $hexdump -C -v final.img | tr -s " " | cut -d ' ' -f2-17 | awk 'BEGIN {print "{"} {OFS=""; ORS=""; print "\t"; for(i=1; i <= NF; i++) print "0x"$i", "; print "\n";} END {print "}\n"}' > array.txt


(it also surprised me that there wasn't any reference to the word of "private" in this paragraph -- searching on the keyword, the only hit I got was the one about private modules, I believe).


一开始为了防止无意中起了冲突的变量名所以干脆放弃了using namespace std
然后变成了习惯


Not able to understand your comment.


@ieblj01 odd, the arguments should work. when i have time ill investigate it


You can pass an object to the timer so that it can be used in the method that is being executed. The private(set) prevents setting the userInfo after the timer is created.


@jonsterling Late night writing produces some real gems :)


It's a very important point you're making here though, btw


Yea I tried that link, works all the up to the point of the array.txt with having 0x|.........| at the end of the file with a few other long sections.. everything else looks good till that point.................
it wont compile with 0x|...............|, at the end........ I dont get why I get that too...........


Ping? Could anyone look at this bug?


#8 Task .hover reaction added


How to get initial all parameter value here?


That sounds like a good methodology.


I think it's one of the more critical points of CTT, but it was something I only really understood after having some idea of what CTT was so I stuck it after the explanations of it.


@tobscure Yes, I was thinking of doing that too.


l


Heh, I debated whether to put spaces around the Elvis operators.


where did you get the gravatar hash from?


side note, when you installed the dol, could you please check if /title/00000001/00000002/data/main.nfo is there on the wii's nand. if it is, could you dump it and show it to me?


Why is it not done via ```$wgGroupPermissions```?

```php
'+cinemawiki' => array(
			'*' => array(
				'edit' => false,
			),
			'user' => array(
				'edit' => false,
			),
		),
```
should be done under ```$wgGroupPermissions``` so it can be tracked easier. The above 'crat/sysop thing is an exception, I think.


This is good to be merged


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Why do you use `!== undefined` in the  first chance and `ol.isDef` in the second?


empd (nmerket) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1887 of 1892 tests passed)

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Yeah, we wanted to have this as a separate project (like spring-data-commons); Currently I kept it as a placeholder (just like module-launcher).


Yeah, this would eventually be module property (module.label.inputType/outputType) and that would work at the S-C-S level. I have this way just to make it work for now.


What the user wants to use 0 as the pixel tolerance?


おそらくこれで誰でもお問い合わせフォームを使えるはず！確認お願いします


One thing I've come to realize after thinking about verification & justification acts (i.e. constructions of `P verif` and `P true` respectively) is that these have to come before the "analytic" judgments (by analytic, I don't necessarily mean decidable, but just that the extension of construction effected in the course of causing the judgment to be decidable is trivial).

Then the PERs and equality judgments should be thought of as *reflection* on mathematical activity, which the honest-to-god mathematical activity is exemplified by verification and justification.

I think that I saw Stuart Allen saying something along these lines in some note from a while back, but I can't find it again... Anyway, I'll talk about it more at the POP seminar.


"Now correcly check if the minion is killable by E and if is an enemy minion" Keepo


Why not use `wrapX: options.wrapX`?


メインシートで各チェックボックスをクリックしたさいに、自動売買をするさいの注意を表示する。


Didn't we say that we should use `key in obj` when possible?


ここで、エラーが出ないか注意する。


Why `!== undefined` here?


Sorry for very late reply.
Please select each file and right click the "RAW" button.
Then, select "save the link as...".
https://github.com/exiii/HACKberry/blob/master/HACKberry-hardware/3D/HACKberry_v1.igs

If you still have trouble with downloading, please let me know.
Thanks.


Why not use `ol.isDef`? Don't we want to use `ol.isDef` where we'd use `=== undefined`?


Just remember, the way that you are using the img src will only work for Parse...
For now, you should use something like {{ item.url }}


Should this be `isHTMLorMediaBlock(beforeBlock)`?


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Does it?


This commit address the above (using inputType/outputType module level property): 0c4b98ad93984a5aa78ce278a6ba3449522cbab3


Please write down meaningful GIT commit messages.
https://robots.thoughtbot.com/5-useful-tips-for-a-better-commit-message


I'm...not...sure


That fixed the build. The doc says:

    $ go test --help
    test [-c] [-i] [build and test flags] [packages] [flags for test binary]

As the `-cover` flag was placed after the package, it was considered a flag for the binary and as the doc states:

> When invoking the test binary directly, each of the standard flag names must be prefixed with 'test.', as in -test.run=TestMyFunc or -test.v.

It seems golang HEAD is more picky about it.


I agree that what we've got so far doesn't really describe why this is important and relevant to civic tech.

There's two things that made me submit this:

* Citizen science - getting people to participate in creating useful data
* Data driven policy - councils using this data to help make policy decisions

However when I later looked at the site I found it quite hard to use, confusing, and it seemed to aggregate the data in such a way that you couldn't actually access the raw data.

Maybe I missed something or I'm wrong in my assessment but if I am then maybe it's not right for the newsletter? What do you reckon?


@Kyle-B , @ronawho , @gbtitus : Is it correct that it defaults to 'fifo' for cray-prgenv-cray still?  If so, what's the reason?  If not, can we simplify this?  (particularly, it seems confusing to say that it's fifo for cray-prgenv-cray but then to state that it defaults to qthreads for the pre-built module).


103353562-Issue-when-using-different-heating-and-cooling-airflow-rates-with-Airflow-Network-#5134 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1885 of 1886 tests passed)

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hello world


Nice :)


To PRO


To PRO.


```php
    public function Status($server){
        $this->server = $server;
    }

    private function Api(){
        $this->data = json_decode(file_get_contents("http://craftapi.com/api/server/info/".$this->server), true);
        return $this->data;
    }
```


Thanks @dequis


I quite like it because it seems to be about giving information to people trying to fix a problem and rather than just sucking it into a black hole it actually tries to make it available to everyone. It reminds me of 'GrowIt' in some ways as a project trying to empower a community of practitioners with better information.

What about adding:

> This project is heading in the right direction, empowering the people trying it fix this problem with useful information which is otherwise very hard to get.


Does this need a wrapping div?


I'll definitely check these out soon. But one question: Did you have to downgrade JavaScript from ES6 to ES5?


@kyle-b, @gbtitus, @ronawho : Correct me if I'm wrong, but I don't believe there is a target compiler 'cray', just 'cray-prgenv-cray'.  Ditto a bit further down in the file, below.

Earlier in this file, it surprises me that 'cray' would be a legal host compiler -- both because I'd guess it targets the compute nodes only (though maybe that's wrong) and because we don't have a $CHPL_HOME/make/compiler/Makefile.cray.  If it is legal, it should probably be 'cray-prgenv-cray' there as well.


@flavour My cutom postp function looks like this. Looks okey?


@flavour I get the popup form but while I try to save it, it gives me foreign key constraint error. The full traceback is here: http://pastebin.com/cYMfSgXF
The custom create_onacept for sync_repository is here: https://github.com/biplovbhandari/eden/commit/4b493697ac6f9c5fc67084d8bc69cd30d134aaf6#diff-4a10b6925357b1b4aa8215107048b7adR218

What am I missing here?


Thanks


LGTM


This is fixed now


Breaks dt-cltest, dt-g-c, dt-cli.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1352 of 1352 tests passed)

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This should not run on chef-client runs. This only sets the CLASSPATH for Spark sessions.


Can you think about turning this into a pull request?


Please do write down meaningful GIT commit message.
Check this: https://robots.thoughtbot.com/5-useful-tips-for-a-better-commit-message


Don't put the generated files!


Please do read this: https://robots.thoughtbot.com/5-useful-tips-for-a-better-commit-message


I did a **ton** of work on this and feel pretty good.

I am using *runner* commands in *whenever*'s **schedule.rb** file.

The  single "digest" email works perfectly, presumably because I'm feeding it the value of `User.last`.

The "batch" emails seem weird. First, I only seem to generate one, when I'm trying to feed it all **users**. Granted, some have bogus *faker* email addresses. But the one email that does seem to get sent has a mismatched **username** and email address "jed@jedparish.com" is associated with a **user** named Ebenezer. **user** Ms. Sterling Marquardt has the email "ayla@lockmanshields.com"

Here's *mailers/digest_mailer.rb*

```
class DigestMailer < ApplicationMailer

  default from:"no-reply@theusthread.com"

  def digest_email(user)
    @historical_events = HistoricalEvent.monthy
    @user = user
    @people = @user.people
    mail(to: user.email, subject: "This month's events")
  end

  def digest_email_batch
    @user = User.all
    @user.each do |u|
      digest_email(u)
    end
  end

end
```
Now that I look at it, I wonder if `mail(to: user.email` should be `mail(to: @user.email`

But, I'm going to sleep.

![screen shot 2015-09-24 at 1 29 23 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8370772/10065997/bc434020-625b-11e5-962a-6efb8d919b55.png)


Yes, unfortunately, JSX complained without it.


oh right - the extra <hr />


It's up to one's tastes. For most out-of the box issues I would expect one would want longer than a week to catch logs for an analysis of what did we do last week versus what we are doing this week?


103353562-Issue-when-using-different-heating-and-cooling-airflow-rates-with-Airflow-Network-#5134 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1891 of 1892 tests passed)

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There are several places where the code change seemed to be commenting out lines. I am not a fan of commenting out lines of active code. One forgets why the code was there in the first place and now why it is commented out. So new devs are scared to remove it as well. If it is "in progress" remember you can always revert a commit. At least comment it. Second, there are several places that hardcode SQL queries in the code. We need a DAO pattern.


This behavior should be in the activity that you're sending to the helper. The helper shouldn't be setting View data. The helper should only be abstracting database queries. You need to move nearly all of this back to the activity that is calling it, and just make functions to get the information you need to change the corresponding views.


You're leaking the return value of spotify_connectionstate_str here, you need to free that as well.


I pulled DRF out. I could've sworn this worked for me but let's get the Spark fixes in first then tune YARN.


I think, that you should add line $(LOCAL_PATH)/rootdir/init.target.rc:root/init.target.rc in device.mk


удали не актуальные файлы


This is a code smell called "Feature Envy"


Out of curiosity, why did we go for jersey 2.21 here?

This version is causing issues for any projects using both dropwizard-guice and platform-bundles-eureka, as dropwizard-guice doesn't yet support jersey 2.21 (Just added the version today, but haven't fixed yet https://github.com/HubSpot/dropwizard-guice/commit/d5cf3ee85654ff1ba31921493f9b3a0192edade6).

If I downgrade this to match jersey 2.17 which is used by dw 0.8.1 everything works again.

Jersey 2.21 doesn't appear to be supported by dw until versions 0.8.4 and 0.9.0-rc4.


can you port it to 304.2 please?


I think calls to dt_lua_debug_stack_internal() should be guarded not only with ``#ifdef _DEBUG``, but also DT_DEBUG_LUA


There's a whitespace error here


Исправиь описание


@tresf Is libsoundio now in the PPA?  I was not able to apt-get install it.


103353562-Issue-when-using-different-heating-and-cooling-airflow-rates-with-Airflow-Network-#5134 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Please fix the whitespace error when editing the line


@Xorlev @blendmaster


For the next 3 queries, try to abstract them so that you can get the information you need, and also hide the implementation of accessing the information from the activity that is calling the functions. i.e. onCreate in MainActivity calls helper.getProgress() which returns the proportional values you need to fill the corresponding progress bars (e.g. 2 daily diaries out of 3 or 2/3 = .666 which can be multiplied by the height 100 * .666 = 66% completion).


primer beta, no testeado


이렇게 하시면
$GLOBALS['HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA']가 정의안되는 PHP 7 에서는 setRequestMethod 메소드에서 버그가 발생할것 같습니다.

setRequestMethod 메소드에서
```js
$GLOBALS['HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA'] && $self->request_method = 'XMLRPC'
```
이 부분이 있으므로 무조건 이 조건문은 false 가 됩니다.

$this->setRequestMethod(''); 메소드 위치는 그대로 두고

```js
if(!isset($GLOBALS['HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA']) && version_compare(PHP_VERSION, '5.6.0', '>=') === true) {
    if(simplexml_load_string(file_get_contents("php://input")) !== false) $GLOBALS['HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA'] = file_get_contents("php://input");
    if(strpos($_SERVER['CONTENT_TYPE'], 'json') || strpos($_SERVER['HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE'], 'json')) $GLOBALS['HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA'] = file_get_contents("php://input");
}
```

이런식으로 하면 괜찬을까요?


Would it make sense to split part of this help text to `desc`? It would then be shown only when requesting help on that particular command instead of in the list of all commands.


would you please provide a patch with format-patch ?


I think there should be `'default': []` so that when the option is not used at all, the client does not crash.


Brady - has this been merged? We need this fix in the main code


? I tried my best but in 1.6 setHealth is broken.


> not much of an optimization on what is there already

1. Less hard coding is needed because the minimum UID is calculated once during import. The LDAP query without constraints takes 2.5 seconds and so we could get rid of hard-coding entirely if that's acceptable. Alternatively, we could update the minimum UID less frequently, for example every ~10k accounts.

2. Problem report emails are no longer sent for every account request when the hard-coded minimum UID hasn't been updated. Instead, they are sent once on startup, or we can stop sending them entirely.

3. Assuming that the hard-coded minimum UID is updated every 2.5k accounts, we could save about 100-300 ms per request because the cache is closer to the max UID, compared to the hard-coded value.

> "cache" is not shared

The "cache" is only a lower-bound on the maximum UID. Not sharing the cache means that the bound is wider, reducing performance. I would guess on the order of 10s of ms.

> more than one account creation happening concurrently

Perhaps @chriskuehl can clarify, but I don't see a locking measure in place to prevent two concurrent `create_account` function calls from creating LDAP entries with the same UID.


Nah, I think you should replace the text with basically what you just said in your comment! :smile:

That's a much more clear and useful statement about why this is A Good Thing :sparkles: Very nice.


I think you meant fixes #671 not #673.
Closing #671.


From API scope it was a breaking change, because public Fingerprinter(String targets, boolean recordBuildArtifacts) does not work as expected anymore. Even if you specify "true", nothing happens => it smells like a regression to me


Nice


Generally looks good to me. I could see some improvements in the way the update options are handled: for example, acceptance testing should either have choices, or it could be replaced by a group of mutually exclusive options `--pass-testing`, `--fail-testing` and `--mark-untested`.


Hi sawilde,
Thanks for reviewing the code.
There is a case that user want to access the company file. MYOB now has a new feature that allows users to have empty username and password (as long as their account is linked to my.myob) to access company file. In case username and password are empty then we need to send an empty x-myobapi-cftoken. We got this information is from the MYOB team in MYOB partner connect in Melbourne last week. I will write some tests for this and push to GIT.


Nice catch, and welcome, @lessless!

Generally though, we do not commit anything directly to master, but use Pull Requests for pretty much everything.


Strange, does the log shows which dependencies are resolved? Or, where can i find the build log... Same line works fine on my side


If instead of printing to stderr the error was printed with `self.subcmd.error('...')` (with `self.subcmd` defined at line 24), the error would include usage info about the update command.


commiting on quench call


I think this should also error out if there are more than 3 parts.


Another thing that I did was opt to make the pending test using the convention of defining an `it` statement without a block. It is cleaner and requires saying less and changing less.


Well, that was fast...this is going to be awesome.


Okay, pushed a fix.


@westcripp I Thought these were main Headers.Actually They are main headers of These preference catagories


Locking takes place here: https://github.com/ocf/ocflib/blob/2c3c43f3a362fa41d3dd9053cfa26961dcacf18d/ocflib/account/submission.py#L221-L224

The actual create_account function is only meant to be called by create. There's no way to enforce that really, though. I think it's unlikely people will attempt other ways to create accounts but open to suggestions.


ok let's wait for the bots in the morning. By the way the new Macs have XCode 7 on them and our CMake freaks out.


INFO: Line is too long. [152/80]


The two branches of this ``if`` differ, but the comment is the same. I think it needs to be changed in the ``else`` branch.


missing spaces around the ``=``


102966118-HeatRecoveryBypass-4568 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1356 of 1356 tests passed)

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Fix GCC and OSX but broke VS :(
8>Creature.obj : fatal error LNK1179: fichier non valide ou endommagé : '??$isfinite@M@@YA_NM@Z' COMDAT dupliqué

iam trying to figure what's going on


I'd really rather we didn't do this on import :\

This makes importing totally unrelated functions really slow (and makes mocking it in testing a mess). Is there any reason you can't just do it on first call of the function?


Maybe "Travis CI" would be a better name since the documentation commits will not in fact be coming from you personally. Maybe setting the email as well would be good, but I don't know what address to use. The one used now is not that nice: `travis@testing-worker-linux-docker-b6df935f-3197-linux-3.prod.travis-ci.org`.


Could this be moved into `after_success` section. That way if the doc deploy fails, it won't mark the tests as failed.


Looks GREAT!!!


Why can't I pick up changed files located in the local repo directly into the target container (if using 'docker cp') without copying in an intermediate step below `target/` ?

For now, the `docker:build` is enough because it reruns the whole assembly generation which picks up jar from the local repo (no need to copy it first).

It's true that for `hawt-app` you must copy it over into the `target/hawt-app` directory so that the assembly picks that up. Now I also understand, why you want to lookup the local repository files for non-dependency inclusion in the assembly (things that are included with a simple fileset-dir).

So that's really a hawt-app special use (copying repository files into a vanilla target directory). Nobody knows when people want to use the repo-files instead of the ones already in the target when they specify a simple directory in their assembly. Some might be even surprised because of this functionality (e.g. when they include a plain file, which happens to be a jar, which happens to contain maven coordinates, which happens to have an equivalent in the local repo).

In fact, I think the proper solution would be that the haw-app provides the functionality for watching on local repo changes and copy this in its target directory, d-m-p would then only watch changes in the (configured) `target/hawt-app` directory. That would keep d-m-p agnostic of hawt-app which I would really like to have.

I have two suggestion how we could cleanly solve this problem:

## I: Share an assembly descriptor

If hawt-app and d-m-p would share the same assembly descriptor (and would be extended to support a full assembly), then for the docker images case, hawt-app could only generate the classpath file and run.sh script in `target/hawt-app` and d-m-p would keep watching the dependencies. These files (classpath, run.sh) are supposed to not be changed from the outside of haw-app (so when ppl rerun haw-app the image would be regenerated, too.

## II: A ad 'mvn hawt-app:watch'

This would implement a watch functionality in hawt-app, similar to that here, which copies over local repo artefacts into `target/hawt-app`. `mvn docker:watch` would then pick that up to rebuild the image (or later: copy it into the container). The challenge here would be to chain both plugins. Internally the first watch (`hawt-app:watch`) would need to run in the background. I  think that could be done by using a property and a dedicated execution-config for the plugin (though not sure).

------

Both approaches don't require any special hawt-app support for the d-m-p. Personally I would like **I)** because it would also enhance hawt-app with full assembly support which might be useful for the non-docker case, too. Think of READMEs, SQL-scripts, configuration files ....


This is not a GNU extension, it is Apple not fully implementing  the POSIX standard. We will just support relatively long keywords and simply ignore those which are longer. For forwards compatibility this is just fine.


varshirt


Thanks ! ^^


demodkkdkdkdkdkdk


why not do `self.handleLooping(); self.reachedEnd()` instead of having a closure inside a closure


This is the first I have seen of this code.

This seems really odd to do since I think the patient mapping for patient is in procedure order table. Lets have Rod look at this. @sunsetsystems

It will be helpful to know exactly what they are trying to do.

Note that the utilization of procedures is already supported in the engine. Note it is not yet supported in the Rules Admin GUI, though(http://www.open-emr.org/wiki/index.php/Active_Projects#Integrate_Procedures_into_the_Admin_GUI). The coumadin INR rule is a rule that directly uses the procedures. If they need more procedure rule(s), they should be able to duplicate what was done in the coumadin INR rule (create the sql and bypass the rule editor).


Either make it optional or initialize it to something that makes sense


@daradib your 2.5s number seems very suspect. Are you actually making the query with ldap3? It takes 30.5 seconds for me on supernova with no constraints at all.

If it only took 2.5s I'd be quite happy with the speed.


## This is an aaaaa tag


Looks to me like it would be cleaner if you make _fexist return 0 for a NULL storage cookie; that way the tapepresent code won't need to change later, and it would be consistent with the rest of storage_write.c


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@bloodbare could you please add a changelog entry for this?


I am getting a crash here.
The crash occurs in QProgressialog::maximum() in `return d->bar->maximum()`saying `d is not accessible`.
Any idea???
I get this when trying to add a feature. Am I the only one???


INFO: Missing top-level module documentation comment.


###### This is an ssssss tag


cool, no drowbacks is just a dedicated api and is fine.


test


It just occurred to me that this should technically be saying "northeast".


This becomes cleaner if we make storage_write_fexist return 0 for dry runs.  Then we can bounce down and back up the stack without needing any special handling.


@dimkr

I haven't had much time or inclination to work on woof but kernel-kit in the `fdrv` branch already has 4 series support. It also grabs firmware from kernel.org and cross refrerences drivers in the .config to install appropriate firmware with a 'big' or 'cut' option. TBH, I'm surprised you didn't know about that branch.


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#endif /* !_KEYGEN_H_ */


Indeed, not every package. But in the case of *robe-mode*, completion is an essential part: a good proportion (maybe 25-50%) of my robe commands result in completion. And ido fits incredibly well: that crucial first completion is selected and easily visible, without having to pop a buffer and look to its upper left and start typing that upper left, perhaps the most annoying part.

In theory, things should have been easy with ido: drop-in replacement, completing-read-function, no module has to concern itself with anything and all that. As we all know, practice is very different. It's instructive to try setting completing-read-function to ido even buffer-locally to see why.

To be clear, I'm not even asking that it be made the default or even an explicit option. Merely that the machinery is there so that I *can* use it for robe-mode without installing a package whose description makes me shudder.


Jednoznačně jak navrhuješ.


Yes you are!


yown slamat yo


In the commit message, I'd "moving the networking callbacks" -> "moving identical code".

If I was doing this in SVN I would use two commits, one which copies keygen.c to keygen_network.c and a second which removes all the unneeded code -- that way it's easier to see that the code which remains is indeed a verbatim copy.  Does that work in git?


dd


Nice work. :+1:


May I suggest a small grammar correction:
MGetUriParameters case class allows you to specify the source fields in result documents.


Your splash is full of 0xff, this is wrong. you can try this:
- Save an Image as PNG 8 bit (not overdo with the size)
- ffmpeg -vcodec png -i image.png -vcodec rawvideo -f rawvideo -pix_fmt rgb565 image.raw
- Download Hex Workshop Hex Editor: http://www.hexworkshop.com/
- create Image.c file with HEX Converter
- Define the Dimension and the type of the Image into the code:
drivers/video/msm/mdss/splash.h
#define SPLASH_IMAGE_WIDTH     320
#define SPLASH_IMAGE_HEIGHT    480
#define SPLASH_IMAGE_FORMAT    MDP_RGB_565
#define SPLASH_IMAGE_BPP       3
- Copy and Pase from Image.c the HEX code


This gif is awesome! Is there link to source?


This comment doesn't make sense any more.


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Oh, yes, it static. Thanks!


I'm not sure this function name makes sense either...


It's WIP for 3.10 kernel with device tree. I've only tested this on U8800 and SEMC urushi. Basically this allows us to use unified device config, sharing common msm7x30 stuff in one file and custom stuff in another file. It greatly simplifies the board logic code, but it's a big change and requires many changes. I dumped it here because I will be leaving so others can get their hands dirty.

If we successfully move our boards to DT based, it will be a lot simpler to move to upstream linux kernel. All new devices use DT.


Was there supposed to be a change to a .h file here?


It seems that this file is missing.


I've prepared separate UKSM patch for 4.1 branch:

```
$ git diff v4.1..uksm-4.1 | gist
https://gist.github.com/b94ec9de5d5707927fe4
```


I get the following errors:


@sultanqasim I think I found what looks like a solution to prevent lowmem thrashing. There are two options here, the obvious one:

> ro.config.low_ram=true

but that has a side effect of disabling recent apps thumbnails which are kind of essential. Another one is though:

> dalvik.vm.extra-opts=-XX:LowMemoryMode

The former option is present on stock firmware.

I'd like to go on about how lack of either affects battery life, but a sample size of one day doesn't give anything sensible.

Unrelated note, which component needs changing if captive portal login doesn't work on mikrotik hotspots in Poznan, Poland's public transport? It worked on Motorola's firmware.


Fixed


I tried the workflow in this mode and it is different in this way:
- the prev version was returning to the default values whenever a prop was unchecked
- this ver keeps last value pluged
that happens cause propChange is executed first, so when it updates the socks, it also passes the default values, only then the exec is considered.
While isLinked is going directly to execute (so basically the default values are useless)

In practice I have to get 2 or 3 more nodes like this to insure the rest of the characters (outside "selected") are going back to the normal state, default materials or underline. That means for the initial pic with pink text I would not use just 2 nodes to color the respective, but 1-2 extra to recolor the chars outside selection.
1. I can always do this with 2-3 attr nodes, so why bother.. may just render this node useless :)
2. What I disliked about attr node is exactly this, that it keeps the last value, not returning to any default.

However, u may leave it like this if u prefer, maybe for other use cases it's not bad

ps. I took out the props that were per object, I should put them in the text obj out ..


I suppose another thing I could do is advise (or redefine -with-ido) the robe entry points to bind completion-read-function my way. Workable, if rather clunky. README.md addition?


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Minor style thing, but you'd tend to say `Seq.empty` rather than `Nil`, slightly more general and allows the possibility for the std lib to change how an empty Seq is represented


I think this means your Address link is also going to go to google maps directions. Which is maybe OK as I believe the intention is to have the Address link go to the map within Ask Izzy rather than google maps.


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I am new to this and tried to follow the how to compile instructions but I get errors when I use make command. can you please compile this for me and email it to me georgehine@bresnan.net in the meantime I will keep trying. thankyou.


@vlood @krokodilerian @ignisf @isld бихте ли допълнили/редактирали, за да можем да изпратим текста на Boyana Peeva и в последствие да го ползваме като основа за статия. Благодаря


This line throws error about empty baseDir for me. Commited accidently.


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LGTM


Is `suspend_security()` propagated to related objects like purchase.order.line? If not then `po_line.invoiced = False` would still be a problem :-)


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Since we are not using that method, I have removed that segment [1].
[1] https://github.com/wso2/carbon-identity/pull/742


s/hte/the/


Sometimes data is bytearray and sometimes str.


OK, i will remove.


Awesome!


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Maybe, but this minimizes encoding count


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res.status(404).send('Not found')


Right - when we do the in-app map stuff it'll have to change.


fixes https://github.com/aspnet/Security/issues/467


No, it's not. It will return first message even if it is smaller than ma size.


You need to add the copy methods (take EldraziScionToken as example), otherwise the setExpansionSetCodeForImage method won't be used because the object will be converted to a Token object without the overwritten method each time its copied. And that copy happens always before it's cast/activated during the game.


@tadatuta, спасибо огромное, всё заработало.


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Rather than always iterating through argv one argument at once, it will be cleaner to skip strings which you know are arguments to -C.  i.e.,

    if (arg starts with "-C\0")
        i++;
    if (arg starts with "-C")
        /* We don't care so this condition doesn't even need to be checked for */ ;
    if (arg starts with "@@")
        has_archive_directive=1;

Also, there's no need to check strlen before checking individual characters.  As long as you're checking in order and using && the short-circuit evaluation will make sure you don't fall off the end of a string (since the terminating NUL byte won't match).


So you could use `wrapX: options.wrapX`. In that case, if `options.wrapX` is `undefined`, the interaction will let `ol.source.Vector` decide what to use (`true` or `false`) for `wrapX`.

Or, if you want to give more control to the modify interaction, you will use: `wrapX: !!options.wrapX`. In that case, the interaction will pass `false` to `ol.source.Vector` if `options.wrapX` is `undefined`.

I'd go with the latter.


This is not assertion and you use `!== undefined` rather than `ol.isDef`. Any reason for that?


SPaG fixed


Looks great! :+1:


LGTM


Other minor notes: If you find an @@ directive, you can return(1) immediately.  No need to continue traversing.

And I would be tempted to have
    const char ** argv;
and then make the loop
    for (argv = bsdtar->argv; argv < bsdtar->argv + bsdtar->argc; argv++) {
but that's a bit harder to understand for people who are pointerphobic.  Your call.


Yes, it's somewhat surprising, but good guess is a good guess in my opinion.
And, of course, we all hope for a better SPSA algorithm in the future.
I do not claim that it's impossible to work with this one, but this is so important that
I'm sure that each improvement will be welcomed.


@sgress454, you're right. But why ```include-all``` need in a generator if in the end it is not needed in the core?


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Error: D:\android conception\Talents2kin\Talents2Kin\app\build\intermediates\exploded-aar\fr.tvbarthel.cheerleader\library\0.1.1\res\layout\simple_sound_cloud_notification_expanded.xml


not really sure if i got what you wanted to explain in first comment, here's an example:
```python
class DBUserManager:
    def __init__(self, db, *args, **kwargs):
        self.db=db
        super(DBUserManager, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)

    def get_user():
        with (yield from self.db) as conn:
            res = yield from conn execute("SELECT * FROM user WHERE name LIKE ?", login)
        # perform checks, init User from data, and return

manager = DBUserManager(db=db, loop=loop)
server = Server(users=DBUserManager)
```
I would be surprised that this is not working because `users` is required abstraction argument, so i would be forced to provide it as `None` to `super().__init__`. And then, suddenly, `self.users` is not empty. It could be really confusing :)

thanks for the change


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I'm aware of the existence of that branch, but I thought it was an experiment so it won't be merged to testing :S

---- On Thu, 24 Sep 2015 09:09:22 +0300 Mick Amadio <notifications@githb.com> wrote ----

@dimkr
 I haven't had much time or inclination to work on woof but kernel-kit in the fdrv branch already has 4 series support. It also grabs firmware from kernel.org and cross refrerences drivers in the .config to install appropriate firmware with a 'big' or 'cut' option. TBH, I'm surprised you didn't know about that branch.
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aaaaa


Let's agree if some of us does not like the implementation on which one  of us is currently running in project, you cannot edit code , but you can comment on this in git.
!protected have a constructor needs to work NHiberante


i have started archaeology 4 weeks ago.. digSiteResearch I'm ready.. I think mostly i have done well.. but on generate projects I have not full understand how the client is showing data on the window..
1.) you have 8 32 bit values used as 16 16 bit values to store 9 branchId values (1..8+27) in player_field_research_site_+1. (here are data stored from research so youre digsite is showing on map) but on project window there are 10 icons..   (the value 0-200 of digget fragments are stored as currency of copper)
2.) but what is to store on player_field_researching_site+1.. if i use same principe: use 8 uint32 as 16 uint16.. and store amount of restored projects there..  then the client is showing nothing usefull, only random garbage.. have you info what and how data are stored to  player_field_researching_site+1.. and what are missing??
thanks for help :-)


Может лучше так: https://github.com/DivanDesign/MODXEvo.snippet.ddGetMultipleField/commit/94f08eeb72cdb44a70ee664f8d38a8f8b5c2859d. Это было необходимо?


> As long as you're checking in order and using && the short-circuit evaluation will make sure you don't fall off the end of a string

... yeah.  Like I said,

> make it more "C-like" instead of "python-like"

didn't I?

> for (argv = bsdtar->argv; argv < bsdtar->argv + bsdtar->argc; argv++) {

WTM?!  It takes seconds just to find the ";" and parse it into three parts.  I think Tarsnap can afford the wasted memory in `int i; char *arg`.  :)

Relying on short-circuit evaluation sounds deliciously naughty, and more to the point it avoids a layer of indentation, so I'll implement that.


reorganize the aggregation logical operator #58


this sounds a little funny, maybe "length greater than or equal to the smallest..." ?


这样会将'width:undefinedpx'写入到style中去,建议修改为
·style += sprintf('width: %s; ', (column.checkbox || column.radio) && !width ?
                    '36px' : typeof width === 'undefined'?width:(width + unitWidth));·


Guava has `Optional`. Let's use `com.google.common.base.Optional` for now to support Java1.6, 1.7


yeah, `self.loop.call_later(self.memory.timeout(), self._lock.release)` works. My bad habits... :)
Also, i'm not really sure, but maybe it's better to use different locks for read and write?


So you'd suggest a SHOULD here? Or only saying that it must refuse to render or execute?


Setting the target to es6 results in "error TS1204: Cannot compile modules into 'commonjs', 'amd', 'system' or 'umd' when targeting 'ES6' or higher." Removing the "module" setting helps overcome this error, but results in " error TS2300: Duplicate identifier 'Promise'." Angular 2 typings seems to depend on es6-promise typings, so removing es6-promise typings doesn't work. So, I couldn't find a way to make it compile to ES6 (with my limited TypeScript experience).


Yes, you got the right :+1:
Is this typo?
```python
manager = DBUserManager(db=db, loop=loop)
server = Server(users=manager)
```


nvm after cleaning the project all its fine :+1:


No, just say that is what will happen, since `<link>` and `<script>` already need to deal with network errors and have those requirements in place.


I removed it because this document no longer specifies it. It's already in Fetch and the section that described the necessary modifications is gone.


Ah I guess that's fair. I think it warrants a note though since those three are the only features that support this right now.


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Hi there! this is an interesting idea.

Do you see reasons or requirements for doing it this way, rather than just logging the components in the manifest meta file? (which seems like it would be generally useful and avoid the need for the new config). There's an existing issue for putting json in the metafile at https://github.com/devcurmudgeon/ybd/issues/96


Not deprecated, just 'little bit'. ash.vim can accidendally delete comments.


yes


like this


嗯，意义到是不大


So like this?

> The user agent MUST refuse to render or execute responses that fail an integrity check. It will instead return a network error.


a


@sclasen this should also be added to `StartFSMWorkflowInput` so it shows up for the starting marker


Richard, this is great feedback, thank you!


asd


asdddsasd


`load` is confusing, whether the data will be loaded or just the meta will be loaded?


This crashes the Cards ... (small, medium, large)


I *did* say "harder to understand".  In all seriousness though, the idea of walking through an argument list with "argv++; argc--;" is a common idiom in unix software.


russian leetters not allow here


More like "The user agent will refuse to render or execute responses that fail an integrity check due to that behaving as if it received a network error." You cannot use normative terms (such as MUST) in notes.


Any idea as to where that note should appear?


How does linux-libre handle firmware? Of course I am aware that anything
non-free is discarded so I suppose most of the FW at kernel.org is off
limits.

Anyway, libre can be handled easily as the way you have. Just get rid of
the kludgey stuff I put in there with the firmware packages but still allow
the builder to copy in their own or grab the latest from kernel.org. When I
get time I'll cherry pick the stuff from the `fdrv` branch and add it to
k-k. this also includes stuff in the initrd, and 3builddistro.

On Thu, Sep 24, 2015 at 4:39 PM, Dima Krasner <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I'm aware of the existence of that branch, but I thought it was an
> experiment so it won't be merged to testing :S
>
> ---- On Thu, 24 Sep 2015 09:09:22 +0300 Mick Amadio &
> lt;notifications@githb.com> wrote ----
>
> @dimkr
> I haven't had much time or inclination to work on woof but kernel-kit in
> the fdrv branch already has 4 series support. It also grabs firmware from
> kernel.org and cross refrerences drivers in the .config to install
> appropriate firmware with a 'big' or 'cut' option. TBH, I'm surprised you
> didn't know about that branch.
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>
>
>
>
>
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/puppylinux-woof-CE/woof-CE/commit/35427b804d41cbe7260d6c9dcd3257b9bec496da#commitcomment-13407721>
> .
>


@jecluis i am referring https://github.com/ceph/ceph/blob/master/src/mon/OSDMonitor.cc#L1722 . where we don't check for NODOWN.


aasdasd


I this case no, but it's better. But we need two ThrottleMemory instances then. Or we can make ReadThrottle (read, readline), WriteThrottle (write, drain) classes based on AbstractThrottle (init, getattr).


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What about adding a constructor `TachyonException(Exception e, TachyonExceptionType type)` where `e.getMessage()` is called?


I will admit that it wouldn't look nearly so bad if it used `bsdtar.argv`.  Or maybe even `*(bsdtar).argv`, even though I hate that notation.  But as-is, the combination of comparison `<` and pointer-dereferencing `->` makes me shudder (especially since I spent the past two hours in blissful python land).


React => Reflect


I think we should prefer lower case for functions


This still does not solve the memory issue. Why did you switch from `io` to `StringIO`?
I think you should be able to make a streaming request and wrap it into a file-like consumer, if you do not want to use temporary files.


Looks good, please see my comments.


This is a cosmetic change. If you have time to merge this pull request please do so during lunch or after CET working hours (either 12:00 - 13:00) or after 17:00 today or tomorrow. As we are doing a public demonstration of the product.

Please inform me when you intend to merge this.


All firmware is discarded. The firmware addition stage is skipped for deblobbed kernels, because it doesn't make any sense (firmware loading is disabled anyway).

---- On Thu, 24 Sep 2015 09:51:21 +0300 Mick Amadio<notifications@github.com> wrote ----

How does linux-libre handle firmware? Of course I am aware that anything
 non-free is discarded so I suppose most of the FW at kernel.org is off
 limits.

 Anyway, libre can be handled easily as the way you have. Just get rid of
 the kludgey stuff I put in there with the firmware packages but still allow
 the builder to copy in their own or grab the latest from kernel.org. When I
 get time I'll cherry pick the stuff from the `fdrv` branch and add it to
 k-k. this also includes stuff in the initrd, and 3builddistro.

 On Thu, Sep 24, 2015 at 4:39 PM, Dima Krasner <notifications@github.com>
 wrote:

 > I'm aware of the existence of that branch, but I thought it was an
 > experiment so it won't be merged to testing :S
 >
 > ---- On Thu, 24 Sep 2015 09:09:22 +0300 Mick Amadio &
 > lt;notifications@githb.com&gt; wrote ----
 >
 > @dimkr
 > I haven't had much time or inclination to work on woof but kernel-kit in
 > the fdrv branch already has 4 series support. It also grabs firmware from
 > kernel.org and cross refrerences drivers in the .config to install
 > appropriate firmware with a 'big' or 'cut' option. TBH, I'm surprised you
 > didn't know about that branch.
 > —
 > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
 >
 >
 >
 >
 >
 >
 > —
 > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
 > <https://github.com/puppylinux-woof-CE/woof-CE/commit/35427b804d41cbe7260d6c9dcd3257b9bec496da#commitcomment-13407721>
 > .
 >
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If you change the extension, then you will not see anymore the ipython notebook !


> Locking takes place here

Cool, thanks. Seems reasonable given the alternatives. A local file lock doesn't affect other servers. And other solutions (NFS file lock, MySQL table lock, etc.) add external dependencies. Perhaps lock by attempting to add a dummy LDAP record?

> your 2.5s number seems very suspect

I ran `time ldapsearch -x uidNumber > /dev/null`. I assumed the server was the bottleneck not the client, guess not. I guess this means we're saving a lot more than 100-300 ms per request. Heh, time to use pypy.


this will crash on a remote project


Can you put it back to 'true' ?


If `pinned.isPresent() == false`, then `masterClient` won't be released?


haven't been able to figure out how to display user's responses in real time yet


These references need a <HintPath>..\ThirdParty\CUIT\v12\Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UITesting...</HintPath>


`docker inspect --format={{.NetworkSettings.IPAddress}} $container` ;)


i'm not 100% sure but think two classes would be a correct solution.
Also i just realized that if stream.read() or stream.drain() will fail lock will never be released. It's not a big issue because right after that client will have to reconnect and so get new Throttle instances, but anyways  is not correct, guess it would be correct to add `try: ... finally: ...`


I can create a new PR for this amyway.


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if that happens we are in an inconsistent state. so we should catch this before. Did you run into this error in the test suite?


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By default, QtGui and QtCore are enabled in qmake. But without explicitly setting LIBS to what pkg-config returns I get [linking errors](https://gist.githubusercontent.com/starius/29608d04f12d878ed5bc/raw/5b18212815a5dd8097aa7e128a966270daacb606/keepassx_i686-w64-mingw32.static) because of missing dependencies of QtGui and QtCore. Linking command is as follows:
```
i686-w64-mingw32.static-g++ -Wl,-s -Wl,-subsystem,windows -o ../bin/KeePassX.exe ../build/object_script.KeePassX  -L'/home/mxe/mxe-build-pkg-args/usr/i686-w64-mingw32.static/qt/lib' -lmingw32 -lqtmain ../build/keepassx_res.o -lQtXml -lQtGui -lQtCore
```

Can you investigate why Qt dependencies were not linked automatically?

By the way, QtCore and QtXml should also be added to `--libs` if `pkg-config` is used, because it also can link with something.


是不是可以增加一个独立的`find_by_#{attribute}_sorted`? sort比较耗cpu.


> I assumed the server was the bottleneck not the client

turns out pure Python is slow :p


We can leave it out. The point was to cache all workers on startup so no one would see a longer delay when requesting account. Perhaps only run under a certain condition, like an environment variable?


Fixed.


Looking at this in context not really. Maybe it doesn't matter much since the HTML attributes will likely move to HTML too.


if last page: only Submit button is displayed, skip dialog appears if user taps Submit without providing an answer


again, this is too late to catch it. Other acctions might have been applied already. We need to catch this before.


Now will return `none` if any error occur when downloading data.


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why is that needed?


@ZappoMan this line fills my logs rapidly, do you need this? It filled 10 log files in 30 min hehe


hi, I have used some of your great changes. T


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