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Maybe it was intentional but `check_record_against_crits` was not cleaned from legacy code...


indentation issue.


* What happens if a two-byte character is the last character in the buffer?
* What happens if it's a four-byte character?
* What happens if the last two characters in the buffer look like the start of a four-byte character?


Спасибо, тоже когда-то ее читал, когда начинал разбираться с liquibase-ом.


Finished for today …


Is that right?  Shouldn't it be "...where user_fb_app_id IN (:legacyId, :appId)"?

Also, if so then :legacyId should be renamed to :legacyAppId for clarity.


Тогда вопрос снимается.


what you mean? it's not checked by default and 'checked' state is set later in function when it creates dialog. if you're talking about class="icon-checked" it's just a class name for icon which is invisible if input is not checked.


Because then I can use venv/bin/python as my shebang without manually having to activate it which makes things a lot simpler.


Бинарным, автогенерируемым и временным фалам в репозитарии не место, прошу их убрать


Were sampled tables broken previously?


Also, we should probably standardize on casing for SQL keywords.  E.g.: "SELECT * FROM %s WHERE user_fb_app_id = :app_id AND..."


Merged in https://github.com/QuantConnect/Lean/commit/86f8de74c7bac403d2dab454b2f05ad3dba1ae5a. This was deployed as well.


GroundDomainUpdate (mmatts) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (807 of 807 tests passed)

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the commit message is not up-to-date.

:-1:


ACK.


Тут штука такая. Таблицы в БД называются в нижнем регистре и, как правило, во множественном числе. Сущности, это классы, и именуются с заглавной буквы, как правило, называются в единственном числе. Соответственно, когда класс `User`, то таблица `users`, как правило. А когда вдруг класс `User`, а таблица `logins`, то это немного сбивает с толку.


rename truncateFeature to truncateFuture


@palinek, looks good. Peraps `XDG_DATA_DIRS_TARGET` is better naming than `XDG_DATA_DIRS_EMPTY`.


commit message: "do'not"

:-1:


Should be 2015-09-18, right?


Implemented in 80f971d00eda6b9007248ef76bf7b366de199f88.


ACK (for what is worthy regarding password length). For the requirement it to contain both numeric & alphabetic characters the ```accounts_password_pam_minclass``` would apply.


I know. Namikon was in holiday that's why I say it again. It is a reminder for me too.


@lucaswerkmeister you're missing the point. People recover from `Exception`s *all the time*. `Error`s, on the other hand, are in many cases provably unrecoverable, and in other cases, indicate something so broken that you may as well exit anyway (`LinkageError`, etc.)

Should I just `System.exit()` whenever `ceylon.ast` throws an `AssertionError`? Are you saying that `Exception`s should only be used for signaling, and Java screwed up with IOOBE, NPE, CCE, etc?


fixed.


Ideally one would rewrite the commit message to `setup.py: Enforce python version`, i.e. first give some context with the tag and then the actual content to make it graspable easier. We aren't that strict with commit messages here so there's no need to amend this, this is more for future reference in case you want to do further contributions :) See http://coala.readthedocs.org/en/latest/Getting_Involved/Writing_Good_Commits/#how-to-write-good-commit-messages for more info on the art of writing good commit messages.


Not really - maybe because the vcxproj name is different from the `<ProjectName>`. But I think dnx.win32 is the right name - this is how this project appears in the solution explorer.


Works as expected. Thanks for doing this! :+1:


Good change. The dynamic_IS_VALID() is not a cost free function.

I may also look at building an array.  Then the first call to dynamic_IS_VALID() will walk the entire possible set, filling the array. Then every call after that simply returns a 0 or 1, based upon that 'first' run through.

That would cut down the real 'work' of this function from what you now have (5000 times), to 1.  Now that 1 time does perform a 'worst case' run (worst case is a format is not valid)


Pylint C1001: In Python 2.x, old-style classes are defined by not inheriting from a base class or by inheriting from other old-style classes. New-style classes are defined by inheriting from class object or from other new-style classes. So the preferred form is class Something(object).


Note that IMHO the scheduling and explicit message passing should be very much hidden from any programmer, except the hard core framework developers, and should be implemented using features which  map onto the current and future C++ standard constructs, eg. std::future, std::promise, std::async, std::packaged_task, and the upcoming future.then and/or await, and executors. And we should NOT implement the real guts of this, and leave that to 'professionals' -- instead we should build on top of frameworks such as TBB, libdispatch, PPL, and HPX.


> I know that assigning to a component a value that changes during the simulation does not work as expected,

indeed (and maybe never will). imo, a compelling reason to use parameters instead...

but thanks for digging into this!


Before:
![colors before](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1788374/9999849/79843ad8-604d-11e5-85e1-846ffb923de0.png)

After:
![colors after](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1788374/9999852/7d82796a-604d-11e5-91cf-66ad51c7be6b.png)


also needs updates in
- [contribs/slurm_completion_help/slurm_completion.sh](https://github.com/SchedMD/slurm/blob/291b0c357e5e02418ce38a5b1c11ae1da37f0dd2/contribs/slurm_completion_help/slurm_completion.sh)
- doc/man/man1/salloc.1
- doc/man/man1/sbatch.1
- doc/man/man1/srun.1
- NEWS


That's what I initially thought, but HISTORY.md doesn't prepend single
dates with zeros. Are you seeing that somewhere else?

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even though CMake isn't case sensitive here, we have used "Release" (capital R) before (and that's how it is documented in CMake's documentation)


Instead of having this pushBackNode logic could we please add the truncate job to the beginning of the list initially? This would be cleaner. Note we should have a @NotNull tag on this method if we were to keep it.


Nope, you're right.  It just looked weird.  :)


What I’m saying is that an `AssertionError` is exactly the kind of error that you don’t want to recover from. If I throw an `AssertionError` in `ceylon.ast`, then you haven’t understood the method’s contract, and you need to stop the program (if you kept it alive via `catch`) and fix your code.

I think of `AssertionErrors` as an extension to the type system. If you try to call `"abc".substring(1.0, '\{SNOWMAN}')`, the typechecker can tell you that’s wrong, and refuses to compile your code. If you try to call `"abc".substring(-1, 10)`, that’s still wrong, but the typechecker can’t detect it, so instead we stop you from running it by throwing an `AssertionError`. The appropriate reaction is the same in both cases though – use the right arguments.


Could this be in an Erlang (or Erlang/Elixir) section?

http://www.creativedeletion.com/2015/04/19/elixir_next_language.html

(I'm not knowledgeable about this, just raising the question.)


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ACK.


Thanks for the suggestion. Do you have any scenarios in mind where the current implementation wouldn't work? Then at least I could add some unit tests with the change to properly justify the change.


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заработало после корректировки
Вместо from .models import Order  записал
from cart.models import Order


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Could you please mention in the commit message:

1. just for info, which target you are invoking from IDE for getting the OutputPath, which ends up in AssignProjectConfiguration

2. Why it is broken and why your fix works - like the AssignProjectConfiguration target assigns configurations to the various @(ProjectReference), and is used from targets like ResolveProjectReferences, which are enabled only while building solution files ( $(BuildingSolutionFile) ) or when invoked from the IDE ( $(BuildingInsideVisualStudio) ). But the AssignProjectConfiguration target ignores the IDE case, which breaks usage of ResolveProjectReferences from the same. Fix up to run for both the cases.
Or a similar appropriate explanation.


You could have set unattended file to `None` instead of making this, but this is minor and doesn't require changing.


:ship: :it:


Etherparty is different from the explorer we made.


@Deepdiver PSR violation detected


OK


I'm trying to leave "apt-get update" out of this script. If every config script does it, it's a big slowdown. That said, I should probably update the directions so that it gets done before the script is run.


Misread it. Yes and it does. :)
The only problem is that it will not test other TLDs than the one inside the array. If you Fuzz() test.io, it will test -> test.com, test.net and test.org only.

Also, should line 288 be indented inside the ELSE ?


I've tried that way, but unfortunately that list is designed to hold only Strings:
```class ClusterJobStatus {...
    /**
     * List containing the executor IDs of the nodes that still have to execute the job.
     */
    List<String> remainingNodes;
    ... }
```
So no possibility to put jobType into it initially. I've tried also with duplicated id's in that list, but that didn't add clarity to the code.


Perhaps to keep things simple, we should just leave things as is. I'd rather `case` take multiple arguments than have to have two different behaviors in the case of matches failing. The code generation for matches is pretty delicate as it is.

Sorry, I guess I didn't really think this one through properly.


Feel free to make some :) If I got time, then yes, I will, but if you have time before me, you can test it :)


1:1: F403 'from bibknowledge import *' used; unable to detect undefined names
1: D100 Missing docstring in public module
1: L101 copyright is missing
2:1: F403 'from websearch import *' used; unable to detect undefined names
3:1: F403 'from websession import *' used; unable to detect undefined names


orderBy: mentorCtrl.order


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Halelujah!


#4672-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem-with-heating-coil-but-blank-heating-supply-flow-fields-does-not-heat (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1876 of 1876 tests passed)

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ACK.


As are NPE, et. al., from that perspective. This is for a higher level recovery. Perhaps saying to the user:

"Something went wrong, but we don't understand exactly what. We *have* however cleaned up our resources and shared state, so feel free to try the operation again!"

Or for a server side app to not have to exit and be restarted by a shell script, which isn't feasible to do for all `Exception`s, since for real apps, they can occur quite frequently.


They can't be– we need them before the directive factory function runs.


Ну хоть от чего-то я должен отбрехаться? ))


Comments to this first commit


@sschneid one of these removed lines broke https://github.com/puppetlabs/qatests/blob/master/scripts/vmpooler.py#L137.

```
0 ~/work/qatests (master)  $ ~/bin/vmpooler.py -g centos-4-x86_64
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/Users/josh/bin/vmpooler.py", line 272, in <module>
    sys.exit(main(parse()))
  File "/Users/josh/bin/vmpooler.py", line 260, in main
    print('Hostname: {0}'.format(get_vm(args[0])))
  File "/Users/josh/bin/vmpooler.py", line 137, in get_vm
    if not vmpooler_status["ok"] or not vmpooler_status[template_name]['ok']:
KeyError: 'ok'
```

If I change the qatest script to:

```
  if not vmpooler_status["ok"]:
```

then it works:

```
$ ~/bin/vmpooler.py -g centos-4-x86_64
Hostname: ctfpnqewvnhvebw

Success!
```

/cc @cowofevil


This method will not be called.


переименовал


I don't understand the reason for this change. How is this a fairer apples-to-apples comparison when every other implementation we are comparing against generates all the numbers and then sorts them?


If you can call this method you have library access anyway and can start the activity using the class itself.


This is causing a fatal error on the modules page of all places.

```
Recoverable fatal error: Argument 1 passed to Drupal\content_entity_base\Entity\Access\EntityBasePermissions::__construct() must implement interface Drupal\Core\Entity\EntityManagerInterface, none given, called in .../core/lib/Drupal/Core/DependencyInjection/ClassResolver.php on line 36 and defined in Drupal\content_entity_base\Entity\Access\EntityBasePermissions->__construct() (line 29 of .../content_entity_base/src/Entity/Access/EntityBasePermissions.php).
```


I think this behavior is generic enough to live here. I'm not providing an observable library in Angular 1 so that you can subscribe to router updates, so I think this is the closest idiomatically.


Well I think it's unfair to put two projects from the same company on the front. This is meant as a place to showcase some cool applications, not a portal to the ethereum world or a app store for the ecosystem.


KEY_IDENTIFICATION_HASH was defined in IdvosFOI and IdvosSDK simultaneously anyway.


![I detect a hint of sarcasm](http://replygif.net/i/1521.gif)


Right, but eventually we hope to use decorators in ng 2, so the syntax will be different (the names of the methods wont matter).


I didn't quite pay attention to what I was saying about `update_rating` above. It's completely *not* valid, so discard it entirely.

I thought twice about an `update_rating` method while I was woodworking, and actually, implementing such a method *doesn't make sense to me*.

In the checkpoint, because we had this join table *labellings* recording the relationships between models, the *labels* table (`Label` model) was there to record a list of unique labels as "pure" objects. Kind of a list of available labels, without duplicates. In that context, `update_rating` was there to ensure one could add a new label to that list of labels, without creating duplicates (hence the usage of `find_or_create_by`), and because it was designed so it returned the sub-list of added labels, one could assign that result to be the labels of an object; say:

``` ruby
# The following code line really means: "update the list of labels with those new
# labels (don't record any duplicate though), and also use them as the labels for
# that @topic I'm interested in".
@topic.labels = Label.update_labels(params[:topic][:labels])
```

With the ratings, we don't have a join table, so we don't have a table that's containing only a list of "pure" ratings. The only list we have, has duplicated ratings by design, because each one records its related models. In that context, there's no point having an `update_ratings` methods.

It lets me think that what the assignment wanted us to do, was to follow the same relationship architecture the checkpoint introduced, that is, with a join table. It's not a big deal though: you got to see how things can be done differently, and the strength and weaknesses of both.

Does it make sense?


@tadamski ok, that's no problem.


Because we don't want people modifying the git history because we want to be transparent.


Есть мысль присобачить UNIQUE на password и пользователю при регистрации выводить типа "Ваш пароль совпадает с паролем пользователя Вася, придумайте другой пароль" :-)
Только при использовании PasswordEncoder это не получится, он там по-моему соль присобачивает.


This change makes it such that it generates the random numbers and then sorts them. The previous code (that has been removed) generates a set of random numbers once and then sorts that same list a bunch of times (which is wrong for a few reasons).


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Let's remove this line altogether for now. Otherwise we'll have to add a chown too; and these permissions should have been properly applied by the package's installation. I think the original problem stemmed from the outdated packages (no "apt-get update").


In particular, notice that the random number generation is now inside the b.N loop while before it was outside.


... интернеты...
Удалил


Oh ok, I misread the purpose of the `for i` loop. Thanks for catching that.


Bei sowas wäre eine ausführlichere Kommentierung beim commit mal nützlich gewesen, ich verstehe vor allem bei der .cpp relativ wenig bzw habe nicht die Motivation mich da in den Code einzulesen.
Meine Fragen zu diesem Commit:
1. Was genau wird in der .cpp getestet?
2. Löst das CG-Verfahren bereits korrekt oder gibt es noch Fehler?
3. Gibt es das Skalarprodukt nicht schon in der Vektorklasse?
4. Kommentierung vor allem in der .cpp?
Das ist echt alles nicht böse gemeint, aber man hat wirklich nicht die Motivation, sich in sowas alles selbst einzuarbeiten, wenn dazu gar keine Erklärung geliefert wird...


441f2c4 does just this. It would also be nice to improve the parse finder. We would simply walk the config data ONE time, marking all that should be used.


The intent filter is not necessary since if you have access to the library you can use the class directly. Also the export="true" is not necessary for the same reason. It would be only a use case if you will have an IDvos application installed which can be started by other applications **without** the usage of the library. Again, this commit is not really mandatory for the other and can be ignored.


На самом деле это настолько базовый JAR, что почти любой артифакт Спринга его за собой притащит.


@paglias It's just a test file and they're scoped to the describe block.


I think we need to tune all 16 values.  Past pawns can be good in the center, just to disrupt the opponent rather than promoting.  There are all kinds of possibilities.


wot o.O Ik you didn't wrote 28.5k lines xD


Yep! I was using my fork for both compressed sql files and compressed tars, and there were no issues


Worth reading: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Junction_table


@jsancio Totally agree on the weird random requirements. I filed a bug a little while ago, also since the cli doesn't actually throw errors on missing dependencies.

I would love to put this in in the Mesosphere org (and change the owner) but I don't have posting privileges to that. (cc @spahl)


Setup in build.gradle. If using Eclipse and ADT it will be in the original AndroidManifest.xml


Всего-то нужно было "...set language level to 6..."


Сложный вопрос... ИНТЕРНЕТЫ...
Удалил. Ничего не изменилось.


@kientzle I don't suppose you could confirm that I understood [your comments in your issue queue](https://github.com/libarchive/libarchive/issues/586#issuecomment-132855456) correctly? :)


Woooo SSH replication script <3


Well we could possibly change ClusterJobStatus into a Map with JobType for the most elegant design, but that will take time. Duplicated id's in the list sounds a bit clearer to me with a comment in the code of course. Then we know the first job type is always truncate upon restore. Also, that way we can avoid the pushback method. What do you think @dmitrypekar and optionally @benwhitehead?


@timfallmk - it looks like it is in the Mesosphere org to me?
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/355705/10000396/b81f2ac0-6050-11e5-9b01-582a53455a0c.png)


I like the idea of a snippets/recipes section in the docs.

Separate question @cdeil - in this example, a user might want to use a standard star that's within some separation of their target star. Filtering stars by separation is an easy calculation for a user to write by looping through their `FixedTarget` list, but I think it would be convenient if we wrote a new constraint like: `TargetSeparationConstraint(target=astroplan.FixedTarget(...), min=1*u.arcsec, max=30*u.deg)`. Is that too obvious to make an `astroplan` class for? I wonder if @adrn would call that "bulk".

The class is essentially already written in the docs (see the simplistic [`VegaSeparationConstraint` example](http://astroplan.readthedocs.org/.en/latest/tutorials/constraints.html#user-defined-constraints)) and would be easy to implement.


В 0.11 оставлено только @Repository


additionally I have changed here output to stdout (instead of esterr by qDebug())


Это так в IDEA? Или нет? Про с идеей такого не встречал, по умолчанию нормально все понимает при импорте Maven-проекта.


OMG. I hope we never use it :-)


PR welcome, please check that it does in fact work on stable.


> After build 630 does not work the lever and button...

Could you ellaborate? What about them doesn't work?


I should have specified :). I meant in docker hub for the image. Currently building at timfallmk/dcos-cli-docker.
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What is the macro?  We don't seem to have one for "j ra" in sys/mips/include/asm.h and I didn't spot an cheri specific one when skimming the compiler document again.


"If false, this graph" -> "If not checked" i.e. not presuming the user understands the boolean meaning of that box being checked or not.


Yes I knew that! Thing is that I try to build my plugins as a complete package and as if they belong in the plugins section of October's Website. So if I build multiple website with the same plugins I can issue an update and all of the websites get updated (not always the best way, I know). I'm not a big fan of the copy-paste way of installing custom plugins.

Speaking of the publishing plugins using some of the widgets from your library, am I allowed to do so?


Removed in e0fdebc794eaa8cb7357e971a12429e8c7b60459


yeah this must be correct...


event better, we could may consider:
```php
public function retrieveByCredentials(array $credentials)
{
    return app('\Doctrine\ORM\EntityManager')->findOneBy($credentials);
}
```


Ah, preferred pattern is to set up a TeamCity build. TeamCity has pre-configured credentials under the `mesospheredocker` user to push to Docker Hub.


@farshadmuhammad The problem with this code is that some characters will need to be escaped (back slashes, single quotes etc. Any chance we could set up some load from a file text based thing? That way I won't have to worry about escaping characters. Also its a little bit more managable


It's still feature-gated. Why can't you keep stable support, if it's needed, in a separate branch, without crippling `master`?


I see what you did here, but this would make sense if it was more centralized like preventing state changing for non-logged in users.


This completes issue #12


i mean since anything can be Reset, it's best if the function name clarifies what the modal is about. e.g. openResetPasswordModal etc.


Без этого параметра Liquibase вылетала с ошибкой о непонимании autoIncrement


sure


@farshadmuhammad
Any chance you could add the "wed-party-container" class as a container here? It creates that translucent fancy backdrop so text is more readable (take a look at the other tabs for examples)


`{{ product.price | currency }}`


Thanks!

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The font coloring is just set to arbitrary red and blue now, can be changed to whatever you guys decide in the end


Yes. We should push to Docker Hub automatically as part of our release process. We have a TC build that pushes to PyPI. We need to improve it to also push to Docker Hub.


@themightychris I get the same origin errors that happened when we used PATCH for all the update calls. Not sure what we'd do to fix it without some research.


yupyup saw that. Ill probably create a global CSS rule for all fonts once
Lisa decides what we want :P

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"wolves"
Sorry, typo.


Tell git doesn't do fancy styles but simple html style.


ah so thats what that was for, okay, sure


4967-SZRH-spm (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1859 of 1876 tests passed)

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Thanks a ton! Really appreciate it :)

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That's a great point. Thanks for noticing it. If I check for email.isJsonNull() on this block should that be good enough?


cool cool cool


А что за ошибка была? Просто у меня всегда работало без этого параметра.


Hmm, apparently we don't.  `cheribsd/lib/csu/cheri/abicalls.s` has a macro for the call part, which sets both the capability and integer return registers.  I thought that there was a return in there too.


OK


This callback method will never be called.


It would cripple master to leave it broken for the recommended use-case of Rust.


I've tried an approach with duplicated id. Code becomes harder to read so to my opinion, current approach is better.

Regarding changing the design of ClusterJobStatus to hold NodeJobStatus inside remainingNodes collection instead of holding String: it is larger effort, affecting a lot of system parts, like JobHandlers, REST Controllers, etc. IMHO, such code refactoring should be done not as a part of this PR.


Sorry, just two questions.

1. Why do we need this authentication?
2. Why is it CRC8?

Shouldn't `autoban` be safe enough while keep the protocol intact?


still getting Refused to create a child context containing ... because it violates the following Content Security Policy directive: "default-src 'self'". Note that 'child-src' was not explicitly set, so 'default-src' is used as a fallback.


KEY_IDENTIFICATION_HASH was simultaneously defined in IdvosFOI and IdvosSDK.


To be specific, see http://open-std.org/JTC1/SC22/WG21/docs/papers/2015/n4501.html
Can we find a good place to refer to documents like these?


slider border isn't working still going to look a this some more


Either works.


My fault. Forgot the sort dropdown is outside the view. That should change.


@jmchilton: Why use `ext` instead of `format` for `<discover_datasets>` ?


not annoying, just unclear what to do there -- I wondered whether to use ringpop or tchannel...
will do.


How about a compromise. Only apt-get update if the content is old. It get's you the 'out of the box works' runability, while not constantly slowing you down.

```
NOW=`date +%s`
APT_CACHE_AGE=`stat -c %Z /var/lib/apt/periodic/update-success-stamp`

# Check for stale content
if [ $(($NOW-$APT_CACHE_AGE)) -ge 600000 ]; then
        apt-get update;
fi
```


If you have access to this method you have it to the whole library and can call the activity the the corresponding class anyway. So is this helper method (which is available in IdvosSDK too) really necessary?


@crookedneighbor ok, I just want to be sure that it's not going to pollute the global scope in other files too


HBasePartitioner's non-lazy binarySearch field is @tansient, therefore initialized to null in the spark executors.    Because it is immutable it could never be reset to CollectionsUtils.makeBinarySearch[t].

If a target table contains fewer than 128 partitions/regions a binarySearch is never performed and the null binarySearch val is never touched.

If the target table contains > 128 regions an NPE is thrown when the binarySearch is attempted.

Here's the stack trace:
15/09/21 17:51:24 ERROR Executor: Exception in task 7.0 in stage 1.0 (TID 7)

java.lang.NullPointerException  @   partition = binarySearch(realSplitKeys, k)   [binarySearch = null]

	at org.apache.spark.sql.hbase.HBasePartitioner.getPartition(HBasePartitioner.scala:57)
	at org.apache.spark.util.collection.ExternalSorter.org$apache$spark$util$collection$ExternalSorter$$getPartition(ExternalSorter.scala:127)
	at org.apache.spark.util.collection.ExternalSorter$$anonfun$insertAll$1.apply(ExternalSorter.scala:210)
	at org.apache.spark.util.collection.ExternalSorter$$anonfun$insertAll$1.apply(ExternalSorter.scala:209)
	at scala.collection.Iterator$$anon$11.next(Iterator.scala:328)
	at org.apache.spark.util.collection.WritablePartitionedIterator$$anon$3.<init>(WritablePartitionedPairCollection.scala:101)
	at org.apache.spark.util.collection.WritablePartitionedIterator$.fromIterator(WritablePartitionedPairCollection.scala:100)
	at org.apache.spark.util.collection.ExternalSorter.insertAll(ExternalSorter.scala:209)
	at org.apache.spark.shuffle.sort.SortShuffleWriter.write(SortShuffleWriter.scala:62)
	at org.apache.spark.scheduler.ShuffleMapTask.runTask(ShuffleMapTask.scala:70)
	at org.apache.spark.scheduler.ShuffleMapTask.runTask(ShuffleMapTask.scala:41)
	at org.apache.spark.scheduler.Task.run(Task.scala:70)
	at org.apache.spark.executor.Executor$TaskRunner.run(Executor.scala:213)
	at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor.runWorker(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:1145)
	at java.util.concurrent.ThreadPoolExecutor$Worker.run(ThreadPoolExecutor.java:615)
	at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:744)

Adding the lazy modifier ensures it is not evaluated until it is invoked, which only happens when there are > 128 partitions.


resolved in 8fc4931


Now with Jar-Jar support! Mesa soo happy!


Better screenshot: http://i.imgur.com/OHx0vvr.png

Inlined for fun:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/39191/10000682/8e849130-6052-11e5-9bd9-bd4505cd24d6.png)


What is the benefit?

when you do that look on the IL that been generated.

this is the different:
	before the change it will look like:

	public static Task rt(int x)
		{
			return Program.t2(x, 1);
		}
after it:
		[DebuggerStepThrough, AsyncStateMachine(typeof(Program.<t>d__2))]
		public static Task t(int x)
		{
			Program.<t>d__2 <t>d__ = new Program.<t>d__2();
			<t>d__.x = x;
			<t>d__.<>t__builder = AsyncTaskMethodBuilder.Create();
			<t>d__.<>1__state = -1;
			AsyncTaskMethodBuilder <>t__builder = <t>d__.<>t__builder;
			<>t__builder.Start<Program.<t>d__2>(ref <t>d__);
			return <t>d__.<>t__builder.Task;
		}

The only place i do that when i doing task.whenAny();
I check if it completed and if it dose i do await instead of ".result" because i don't want that someone look and think it do a blocking operation.

i think .ConfigureAwait(false) is the _metadataQueries responsibility to do


Exporting the activity and providing an intent filter is useful if you have an IDvos application installed which can be started by other applications without knowing the library (which would be cool but very unlikely?). But i think this is not the use case because all apps need to import the library anyway?
The class making use of the intent filter wasn't working properly as well as commented later on.


I did not post this?

Okay then github.


oh right. hmm...well, technically we cannot set type until after we do type analysis (thinking ahead to user defined types).  First we define symbols, then we compute types, then we set types for all defs and refs of IDs.  We can leave for now I guess.


Well done! You are making progress!


this logic was changed in c741cb3


Review again the changes  @casey-collab


resolved in 054c90a


oh yeah. if we are doing unique block, why not have a single int counter and then all blocks are identical?


There are a couple of tests not picked up by refactor: :smile:
https://github.com/StefanoRaggi/Lean/commit/c9813e959ae983ec1e3dd23a90ad90529e8350d5 and https://github.com/StefanoRaggi/Lean/commit/af813bb6c2df2ef895d298a0fba71735fa331c3f


![I'm outa here](http://replygif.net/i/953.gif)


I'll merge but let's think about making WBlock more generic/simple.


Oops you are right, thanks!


i'll add a bug around this; this function was more intended for this daemon since all the logs it generates are essentially considered the same severity. to make this more generic we will need to also take into account the various other log parameters used by other mig services (e.g., operation ID).


oh. let me take a look.


resolved in 53ad667


jar in a jar in a jar won't be fast though.. but it will work :confused:


Oh, I see, it is a lexical scope based optimization attempt. I had problems with it. I'll revisit it soon. Thanks!


Good catch. I did not get around to testing this PR on Friday. Fixed the name and now testing this PR.


it's great. now on to getting services to work in the OSGI context:

<http://www.eclipsezone.com/eclipse/forums/t101557.rhtml>


I tried it out and decided not to implement this. It adds overhead (encoding to json is 2x the speed with sorting) and shouldn't be needed - assuming the same python version the output of the json should always be consistent. So even without the sorting, caching should work.

I might implement this if there was a clean way how to only do it for search requests, but unfortunately there isn't.


600,000 seconds is what, around a week? Seems reasonable.


Pretty awesome idea.


@cehallen DWMR. You clearly stuck it out. Nice work here.


They won't. They are encased in the describe function.


This comment is too implementation specific and may change.


since doExit is primarily tasked with waiting for the log channel to be drained, i'm not sure it would help to call this if we run into problems in this goroutine.


I can use array for each builtin here, or other mechanisms, but I don't agree with the assessment of it as a hotpath -- to my believe a hotpath would runs thousands/millions of times per second, and have huge impact on overall performance and latency. Even if 100s of nodes are fluctuating, I can't imagine that this has any impact on system performance, regardless of what a micro benchmark says -- constructing new checksums, etc., seem likely to have more impact.

Also, this might be a good arg to (re-)consider lodash -- I believe lodash goes out of its way to define the fastest possible operations for things like this, at a slight cost of load up time.

All that said, I can easily switch to a different form if you like. Let me know if my comments persuade/dissuade you :)

@jwolski


Why do you have two github accounts?


resolved in 2d438c7


I got failure on #4 data set


yep


are you planning on doing merging? We should probably avoid merging to simplify.


right now we would log the error back from command execution.


Would adding liboconfig/liboconfig.la to libcollectd_la_LDADD work (instead of -loconfig)? If yes, you can remove this -L flag...


we'll need 32-bits here I'd say. We can do same trick as in freelist and use upper 32nd bit as busy bit.


Nice one :+1:


Why the change from $() to ${}?


nice. is there one freelist for all blocks begger than bin[9]?


@flavour How do I get the particular resource_id to construct url to get the data?


@flavour I didn't understand how do I add the update sync_repo link that you told in the email?


@flavour How do I get the sync_task_id that is needed for the sync_resource_filter table? Also I think I need to update the sync_task table too because task.resource_name are required in the push method?


Each WBlock in the currentScope needs be defined as a symbol,  I was having duplicate symbol definition exception before when they were identical.


@flavour How do I know if this is update/create sync_filter_resource?


They are used interchangeably in various parts of the code base - they are probably called ``ext`` in ``galaxy.json`` and I think that is where the attribute name comes from in this case - since both methods can be used to create dynamic datasets from a job. Nonetheless, ``ext`` is not used by ``param``s or ``output``s - so I have created a PR to allow ``format`` on ``discover_datasets``. https://github.com/galaxyproject/galaxy/pull/764


:ok_hand:
Thank you. :P


why max size of 4096?  or is this the page size you request from morecore?


i'll add a note around this for potential implementation in the future; since the plugins can essentially be doing anything im not sure what a reasonable default for this would be, or if it would ever be advantageous to kill the process.


> I think the errorSelector parameter should not allowed to be null.

Why not? It's by-design and not oversight. In general, an overload with additional parameters should behave as if those parameters are optional (using their default value, which in this instance would be `null`).


`ng-src`


[Q: what pr in github is this discussion attached to?  I couldn't find
it there...]

Fabrice, K-T: for your consideration, one way I've seen this handled in
the past is to set up the docker images so that all secrets are stored
in a single directory, which has default/public/debug values in the
published images.  Then in production, a "real" secrets directory is
just over-mounted on top of the default one.  This way production
secrets never hit the public docker hub, and they are easily upgraded
uniformly if necessary.

If taking the step to move all secrets under a single dir is not too
much for Fabrice right now, then that takes us positively in the right
direction.  We can worry about distributing and over-mounting the "real"
secrets dir at a later point?

     --FritzM.

On 09/21/2015 08:46 AM, Fabrice Jammes wrote:
> Ok, I understand, but I would like to validate Qserv/docker integration
> before investing more. Today, this "public secret" is only used on
> private/secure cluster at CC-IN2P3.
> People knowing this secret can't use it to harm this cluster, unless
> they belongs to Qserv team and have unix account at IN2P3.
> The other issue would be that people can use our public docker images
> with this built-in secret: they shouldn't for now, it's still a
> undocumented WIP, and we can warn them in our doc.
> This setup seems reasonable for running a multi-node test setup on a
> secure cluster. (mysql pass is always CHANGEME in our current tests)
>
> 1. Quick and dirty solution is to generate a secret on the cluster, copy
> it on all docker containers and then restart Qserv on all docker
> containers, but it require some complex ssh scripting:
> - Docker containers start services by default, so I would have to copy
> secret and restart service on all containers,
> - furthermore ssh access, required to copy secret, is enabled for
> fjammes account only,
> - docker access is enable for qserv account only,
> - container doesn't have ssh service running.
> => this will require lot of effort to bring only a temporary solution.
> I can do it before closing this ticket if you think it is really useful.
> But this doesn't solve MySQL pass problem.
>
> 2. Managing gracefully a real secret is cost-effective and seems to
> require a new ticket. There a real "secret" would be generated for each
> Qser cluster, I think this will require something like etcd/consul+SSL
> to share it between all docker images. MySQL pass whould be managed the
> same way.
>
> Would you agree with that?
>
> Cheers
>
>
> Le 21/09/2015 15:52, ktlim a écrit :
> >
> > We really should do this the right way from the beginning. Secrets
> > should never be committed to git or pushed to public services, even
> > temporarily.
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blocks aren't symbols though I wouldn't think.  (but if block num is unique then no possibility of collision right?)


I'm sorry, wrong repo.


A lot of these seem to be db-specific. Would it make sense to have different truthy/falsy values for web-form-input (living in AM) and for db (living in appropriate AR adapter(s))?


OK, that makes sense.  Thanks for the clarification.


right now this would be the action ID we would grep on. if we want to add an operation ID we would need to add one for the scheduled entity, and then another one for each invocation of the jobs. i think it might be easier just to grep on the action that is running.


resolved in 72be159


Cool, so that Yuanyuan and Joe can continue without the type errors. Meanwhile I am refactoring according to your comments and adding more tests.


4967-SZRH-spm (EnergyArchmage) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1862 of 1882 tests passed)

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thanks


Woo, that looks good :heart_eyes_cat:


Vlad, can you please provide a unit test which fails without this change?

Also acquire method has a wait without any monitor for it. Can you fix it as well?


formatting


resolved in 57507ef


resolved in af0f439


woah formatting


can you just use ">" since they are comparable?


Test code.


ES6 template strings


this is just intended to ensure the results processing routine is idle before we fetch/process results. basically, queuing new results takes precedence over processing existing/outstanding entries. the 5s duration is just the time the processing routine sleeps between checks on if it should fetch new result data.


WTF: looks like a slightly incorrect yml notation (a space too much) caused the error.
This would not have been a problem - without the misleading error message "image not found", etc.


This can be done in the template (and should be done in the template).


好赞，竟然都有进度条了。哈哈，样式不错。


I've tried an approach with duplicated id. Code becomes harder to read so to my opinion, current approach is better.

Regarding changing the design of ClusterJobStatus to hold NodeJobStatus inside remainingNodes collection instead of holding String: it is larger effort, affecting a lot of system parts, like JobHandlers, REST Controllers, etc. IMHO, such code refactoring should be done not as a part of this PR.


this looks bad... why is there a hard coded url in the nativeCallout.js ?


:construction:


Why doesn't this commented out code get the changed data from the database? It gets the old data. It's like it isn't relaoding. I tried putting ```reload``` in different places to no avail so I just used the solution code.


yeah, i did it this way as i find it more obvious to see what is going on vs. operating directly on the slice as shown in the example. it may be slightly less efficient but we should never have many results entries queued anyway.


I was wrong about this, we do need it to load the sound files.


Neato


"private static final String URL_STRING = String.format("jdbc:drill:drillbit=%s",
+    Utils.getDrillTestProperties().get("DRILL_STORAGE_PLUGIN_SERVER"));"

Can we make this to be:

private static final String URL_STRING = Utils.getDrillTestProperties().get("JDBC_CONNECTION_STRING");

This way, it will just be a configuration change when we switch between connecting to zk or drillbit. No code change. We could make this change in the next patch.


Note: test table is pconcepts_counts_x on crc0


the RunnerResult type was included in the mig package so it can be used by results parsers written in go (by importing that package and loading the json data into that type).


Since `__props__` means something else for the rest of the code, I would use some other name here.


resolved in 7d309c4


ich arbeite dran


Try `_.range`.


@eamonnmcmanus LGTM


Super, well done


this runs periodically to add/remove scheduled jobs without having the restart the process.


If you change the interface for ``loads()`` to ``loads(s, sorted=False)`` then it would be possible to pass that parameter through ``search()`` and possibly other methods.

Or ``search()`` might itself infer whether sorting is required based on ``search_type`` – if it's ``count`` – and ``size``.

Of course that breaks integrations that inject their own ``serializer`` object.


resolved in 91e4d44


Whyyy :o ?


Is there an alternative to running that convoluted bash script for setting the variable and on every chef-client run?


I think we should keep this.


And this too :D


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(I can't merge this change.)


This is horrible.

I wanted to eliminate the u_intXXX_t types from libpcap as well, but the problem is that there's no easy way to cope with some systems having the uintXXX_t types declared in <stdint.h> and others not having <stdint.h>.

I really don't like having to, for example, generate pcap/pcap.h from pcap/pcap.h.in with a configure script, so that it includes <stdint.h> if it's present and doesn't include it if it's not, and that doesn't work on WIndows anyway.

If there were some way to say "define uintXXX_t if and only if it's not already defined", I could use that, but there isn't such a beast, especially if it's done with typedef rather than a #define.


`.catch`


Huh SASS ?


Confirmed Working.


                  // Support: IE9
                  // Accessing binary-data responseText throws an exception
                  // (#11426)
                  (xhr.responseText && typeof xhr.responseText === "string") ? {
                    text: xhr.responseText
                  } : undefined,
                  xhr.getAllResponseHeaders()

I was working with v2.1.4 and did not see a fix was already added one line above in the master branch sorry :-)


Huh SASS ?
(nesting)


Testing


`<br>` tags are for lameos.


Done with https://github.com/plone/plone.recipe.codeanalysis/commit/c04ac8a09d75219416ada32cf3b93ceaf96a3d8f


spellcheck


Well, it would have to add a parameter to `dumps` (breaking compatibility for people implementing their own serializer) and `Transport.perform_request` all to get something that is questionable in the first place since the order should be consistent even without this.

If you absolutely need this, you can always do it yourself - add the serializer that does the sorting or serialize the body yourself when passing it to `search` - the library will not try and serialize it again so it will work just fine.


Could you also add `-moz-osx-font-smoothing: grayscale;` please ?


Done, please check updated code


That was a typo that's removed later.


Correction, "... TABLE users"


Same


Fair enough, I guess we’ll keep block explorer as our app for now :)

> On Sep 21, 2015, at 10:53 AM, Alexandre Van de Sande <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Well I think it's unfair to put two projects from the same company on the front. This is meant as a place to showcase some cool applications, not a portal to the ethereum world or a app store for the ecosystem.
>
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why do you need lsof?


I guess we could create pcap_uintXXX_t types, define them ourselves, and use them (along the lines of bpf_u_int32_t; that way they're guaranteed neither to collide with the uintXXX_t types nor to collide with the u_intXXX_t types.


 - __portability__: [include/chaiscript/utility/json_wrap.hpp:15](../blob/681f18ee620da6919f63ddb4735fd60cb6f22a5b/include/chaiscript/utility/json_wrap.hpp#L15) The extra qualification 'json_wrap::' is unnecessary and is considered an error by many compilers. (unnecessaryQualification)
 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/681f18ee620da6919f63ddb4735fd60cb6f22a5b/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/681f18ee620da6919f63ddb4735fd60cb6f22a5b/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/681f18ee620da6919f63ddb4735fd60cb6f22a5b/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/681f18ee620da6919f63ddb4735fd60cb6f22a5b/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/681f18ee620da6919f63ddb4735fd60cb6f22a5b/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


This isn't good. you need to run solr as a daemon/service. use upstart/systemd.


Deswegen ja noch "Alpha-Version" :)
1. Erst mal nur, ob das CG-Verfahren das System Ax=b mit der Einheitsmatrix bzw des 1D-Poisson Problem und b=1 loest
2. Loest korrekt. Wenn es nicht korrekt loesen wuerde, haette ich das auf jeden Fall irgendwo fett vermerkt.
3. Ja gibt es, aber nur mit einem Vektor als Uebergabe, also v1=sp(v2,v3) und nicht sp(v1,v2,v3)
4. Kommt noch alles.
Ich haette auch einen Branch aufmachen koennen, aber da es grundlegend schon mal loest, wollte ich die Version schonmal hochladen. Ich weiss halt nicht, ob das irgendwo schon benoetigt wird.


I'm fine with it too :)


I'll redo that like it was then


`f = open()` ?? why aren't you using `with`?


Doing


I couldn't use scan. It performs reduction from element 0 to N, while I need a reduction from 0 to N-1. I added a scanLeft method in RailUtils, and I used it instead of scan.


i just did the  OP copy paste :' but it would be a nice idea :p.


The demonstrations export on dev-cbl.node0 produces a report that puts multiple Standard, Rating and Levels all on the same row.  Every row should have only one standard, rating and level like it does if you go to http://ferguson.b-21.org/cbl/demonstrations/export?students

The legacy demonstrations export URL can be accessed on Ferguson at http://ferguson.b-21.org/cbl/demonstrations-legacy/export?students . This same report should be accessible on all CBL sites.


you are missing a `requirements.txt` file


I got problem with encoding of #4 data set (test failure)


How does this setter method have access to the ```user``` and ```video```? Is it because it's being called on an instance of ```QueueItem```?
I rewrote this line to test my theory:
```
review = Review.new(user: user, video: video, rating: new_rating)
```
to this:
```
review = Review.new(user: self.user, video: self.video, rating: new_rating)
```
and all the tests still passed.
Is it working because it's calling the ```user``` and ```video``` getter methods on the instance of ```QueueItem``` which is made clear when I put self in front of those methods?


Done, please check updated code.


`node['bcpc']['hadoop']['hdfs_url']` is cookbook `bcpc-hadoop` and this cookbook depends only on `bcpc`


Done.


Lol, such an interest in my project! It doesn't do a whole lot just yet, it doesn't even talk to the server yet. Basically it's more ideas than code at the moment. It uses WebGL, and the eternal lands client data. Right now it can only draw the static parts of the map, and you can sort of walk through it but in a clunky way using the keyboard only. Screenshot:
![webel](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1096355/10001191/dbacdd98-60a0-11e5-9d6c-1d49cb5cd3f2.jpg)
Next up is a text buffer, then drawing the sky, then hopefully actors using cal3djs, and once that is done, communication with the server. If I reach that point, I might feel confident enough to release the source :blush:


if `conf` is another python file, why not just setup fabric's `env` in that file? what's the point of importing and re-setting the configs from `conf` on `env` here?


FWIW – the dictionary order in Python is not predictable for different processes as per https://docs.python.org/3/using/cmdline.html#envvar-PYTHONHASHSEED – the hash function uses a randomized salt to mitigate certain denial of service attacks.


use `with open() as f`


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This was fixed back in 0.8.3, but now that I've updated to 0.11.0 its no longer working. The exact same thing is happening. Clicking on the scrollbars hides the autocomplete dropdown.


the logic of filling `env.host_string` from file should be separated to different function. maybe a decorator?


I'm not sure why the solution from the video didn't work so I just wrote this method. As long as using this ```queues_belong_to_user``` method is ok, I'd just like to keep it and move on.


One of the design goals for this was to copy around Loggers, so we could keep it thread-safe without locks and have multiple separate loggers all based on the same setup. This also frees us from having to check if a Logger is nil at any point.


Fixing indentation :)


jquery.js:8611 Uncaught InvalidStateError: Failed to read the 'responseText' property from 'XMLHttpRequest': The value is only accessible if the object's 'responseType' is '' or 'text' (was 'blob').

Occured when I was trying to use "blob" as dataType before using jquery-native-ajax-plugin.js


Sorry for late reply... you can try dedicated OpenWrt BB images from my last release:
https://github.com/pepe2k/u-boot_mod/releases/tag/2014-11-19

There is dedicated tool for U-Boot overwrite (please read README first).


Use an unordered list instead of *.


I failed to notice that the teacher already coded this function for us. However, this is tested by me, so I'm sticking with it.


Wow, that is great, it is much more advanced than I thought :D
So did you write your own WebGL rendering code, or did you reuse some of
the new client with terrain code?
And what is the frame rate?


There is no problem with Java or PAMI. I just didn't have enough time to test them.


remove this property


ok !

> On Sep 21, 2015, at 2:50 PM, Ricky C. <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
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Trying out some things


I did it this way because it can't be System.Object the first time through, since it's an attribute. I thought it was confusing to test for something that isn't possible. Guess it is a matter of taste. :-)


remove link


Testando o comitt


@yehudasa _account_name_ member [has been added](https://github.com/rzarzynski/ceph/commit/ac5c1dfe7207995c46e25884dd81aa2a2300ce65#diff-ce02b5d910ca8c0c0d09ecc365658ea8R1048) several commits later.


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remove instead comment


Да, идея. Я на нее недавно перешел с твоей подачи. В принципе, порезвей и посмышленей эклипса будет. Но - нужно приноровиться.
Скажи, Слав, далеко еще до джуна? :-)
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Good question. As written above, the data would not be cached. By default, the only place data is cached are at `Sequence` objects who have a cacheable function called on them (like `to_list`, `str`, `repr`...). Since `data.take` doesn't fall in this, the `Sequence` object pointed to by `data` is not cached. It has no knowledge of future transformations since the future ones are actually new instances of `Sequence` with the old lineage appended by the next operation.

However, if you stored `data.take(1)` to a variable, that does get cached because `repr` is called on it. so something like this would only open the file once:

```python
a = data.take(1)
print(a)
print(a)
```

That being said, you could do this

```python
data = seq.open("enable1.txt").take(20)
data.cache()

print(data.take(1))
print(data.take(1))
```

I just looked at the code for `cache`, seems like low hanging fruit to have it return self so you can do something like `data = seq.open("enable1.txt").take(20).cache()`

As for the "right way", I will have to think about it more. Mostly just confirming via python terminal sessions and browsing code how it currently works


BTW, show me an example, as contrived as necessary, where the potential of a Ceylon AST `AssertionError` makes it impossible to write a proper `finally` block that uses Ceylon AST, and I'll agree `AssertionError`s should be `Error`s in the sense that the only reasonable course of action should be to have the process exit :).

And by contrived, I mean *really* contrived. Like, if `ceylon.ast` had a function `void doWhatNeedsToBeDone()` that might throw `AssertionError`.


same as above


remove this div


Agreed, master branch to track rust-stable, and unstable branch for feature-gated things like this that work on rust-nightly.


this is not being used, let me remove it and commit with any other reviews from the team


:warning: did they really add a semicolon in the location response header?


I implemented a slightly different approach (passing env vars through, due to the way python3.4 is installed on CentOS. Though I missed the PYTHONIOENCODING -> LANG change.


These aren't for the DB, they're for the form builder.


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You should also be checking for igniter and if not null...put it in cause list.


This is my own rendering code, and I haven't looked at the new client yet. (BTW, should I? Are the plans for the new terrain rendering still going forward?). Frame rate is currently tied to the update rate of the screen, so it maxes out at ~60 fps. It's still possible to reach that in most areas, but this is static data only and my laptop has to work hard for it. Then again, graphics on this laptop still suck (though drivers are getting better), and it's still more than this box does on a full EL native client :)


I don’t understand why such an example would be necessary. `Error`s also run `finally` blocks!
```ceylon
shared void run() {
    try {
        print("Hello");
        assert (false);
    }
    finally {
        print("Bye");
    }
}
```
> Hello
Bye
Exception in thread "main" ceylon.language.AssertionError "Assertion failed
	violated false"
	at tmp.run_.run(run.ceylon:4)

So your `finally` block can still do whatever it needs to clean up.


Now I understand this, you are using these in your cassettes.


Hi Edwin.

I saw you started to use ```prctl``` primitives which seem to not be a straight forward portable code. Looking at the the ```prctl``` manpage it says:

    arch_prctl() is a Linux/x86-64 extension and should not be used in programs intended to be portable.

I am wondering if there is a more portable way to replace these  ```prctl``` primitives...


Running mode 'ab' should be a separate option. This works fine as is for image sequences, but for video sequences, we might not want to do an ab compare every time.


Attribution?


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Sorry: one last thing: IMO it would be better to have more coherent names:
volumePixmapDraw
volumeSliderHandleDraw
or
drawVolumePixmap
drawVolumeSliderHandle

as they are doing similar things.
I personally prefer the last one.
Could you please change this? Then we should be fine :)


@JuanitoFatas Thank you for a great improvement :)


current no, 9 is just a idea what I'm thinking ,I'm not sure the bin size we need to implement. Why only 9 , is because the bin size is increase exponentially,if we may 32 bins, the bin[31] = 2^34 ,if we request 2^33+1, we still need give 2^34 size memory, because my simple implement of getting index of bin. In this case, it will waste memory. So I just simply make a rule ,can't apply malloc size greater than 4096.4096 is just the page size of my pc. Actually , I'm not very well know the page size and virtual memory ...things.
int get_index(size_t size){
     int i =0;
     int start_size = 8;
     while(size>start_size){
     	i++;
     	start_size *=2;
     }
     return i;
 }

How about implement this binning in the link you give us last semester, but only 32 fixed size bin?
http://www.eecs.harvard.edu/%7Emdw/course/cs61/mediawiki/images/5/51/Malloc3.pdf


This can probably be dropped?


The reason why I asked is because AFAIK WebGL is actually OpenGL ES,
while the EL code is OpenGL 1.x
The new client (which is probably never going to be completed, due the
fact that Daniel left the project) has a lot of OpenGL 2 code, which
should be compatible with WebGL. So maybe it would speed up things.

On 9/21/2015 9:58 PM, Gé Vissers wrote:
>
> This is my own rendering code, and I haven't looked at the new client
> yet. (BTW, should I? Are the plans for the new terrain rendering still
> going forward?). Frame rate is currently tied to the update rate of
> the screen, so it maxes out at ~60 fps. It's still possible to reach
> that in most areas, but this is static data only and my laptop has to
> work hard for it. Then again, graphics on this laptop still suck
> (though drivers are getting better), and it's still more than this box
> does on a full EL native client :)
>
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The HTML bits look good.


I'm saying, use Ceylon AST *in* the finally block:

```ceylon
finally {
    ...
    doWhatNeedsToBeDone(); // might throw AssertionE
    moreEssentialCleanup();
    ...
}
```


lol nope I didn't write any of this myself haha


your legacy is strong haha


It will be used to merge the pre and next free block? Do we don't  need this one ?


Nope. I was just testing to make sure you were paying attention. You've passed the test.


@bozana, defining minute 24 will make this to run every hour, at minute 24. If you want to run it daily, you can use the hour frequency setting.


Hi @clintonskitson,

Just FYI...


This commit was missing the default value if the env var `DEEP_TOOLS_NO_CONFIG` is set. See:
https://github.com/fidelram/deepTools/pull/102


I do kind of prefer this to avoid naming ambiguity between `.editprofile-email-verification-action` and what ever we decide to name "The button inside `.editprofile-email-verification-action`" :P `#editprofile-email-verification-action-button` or something makes me cringe.


Good idea with the seperation. I just pushed a variant based on twig template engine. I think it even simplifies maintainability due to the twig templates.


Yeah, I just repushed with this backed out. It was probably just leftovers from when I was playing around trying to test it out.


a


Why do you use `:` ?

```php
public function getAddress()  AddressInterface {
   return $this->address;
}
```

instead
```php
public function getAddress() : AddressInterface {
   return $this->address;
}
```


@arw180 Just so that I'm clear of all the files in the commit which ones did you need me to reformat.

I've changed contactModal.controller.js and contactModal.tpl.html to fit the convention you stated. Just so you know those files were based on the styling for profileModal.controller.js and profileModal.tpl.html. Would you like me to correct those two while I'm at it?


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Memory leak here.


this is good tnx torvalds


Ok, that's a shame. Maybe we can revisit some other time, as it would be nice to move the complicated part of generating cases out of the JS codegen if possible too.


Extraneous `++idx`.


Merci pour ces corrections @diodfr.


Eh, I think this fails sometimes without the LANG part though I'm not sure why so I'd consider it important.


@bmcfluff I pushed your edit request.
It seems that `gs` and `lits` are both just constants in fixpoint.


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyFilterDisplays: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 23 more failed tests, see build details
```


I already have a server, I would not have the time for another one, sorry


Updated


Oh, neat! :100:


Well for now I fixed the build by deactivating the missing methods warning, but I would prefer to have a more proper solution.


Awesome update. Working it in now.


merge?


try to split changes like this into separate commits (upgrade of gems, vs. returning 404)


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Merci pour ces corrections @dolmen.


Just a minor nit that I had wanted to comment earlier on but I was underground with no uplink access.
Anyways, I believe the format specifier was missed, it should have a "%v" specifier like this
```diff
-		return "", fmt.Errorf("jws: invalid Exp must be later than Iat", c.Exp)
+		return "", fmt.Errorf("jws: invalid Exp must be later than Iat %v", c.Exp)
```

otherwise we will get an error like this
```shell
jws: invalid Exp must be later than Iat%!(EXTRA time.Time=2009-11-10 23:00:00 +0000 UTC)
```
instead of
```shell
jws: invalid Exp must be later than Iat 2009-11-10 23:00:00 +0000 UTC
```


@rschmukler Overflow hidden here causes clipping on text display in the list item (ie: letters like y, I, g,)  This is because the line-height is set less than 1em.

Changing line-height to 1em and removing margins on the h3 tag will fix the clipping.


LGTM


@sgrif could you please mention my name in the commit next time?


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It's not safe. :wink:

https://github.com/ben-eb/cssnano/issues/20


cool


If you're trying to test that `DISTINCT` works with tuples, this isn't a very good test as that error could be returned before we even perform distinct processing. Perhaps you can do something with a subquery:

```
  SELECT (2, 3) IN (SELECT DISTINCT (y, z) FROM xyz)
```


i'm not sure if that is right, can you explain how this works?


Why aren't we keeping the original chapter's name, which was "Designing a database like an archaeologist" ? the original title emphasises the issue that goes along the entire chapter, which is the importance of proper software design.


wouldn't it need to be: %s=%s,%s=%s or something? could you print what this would look like?


> FWIW, /usr/bin/cc works fine for gtod, and should be quite portable, so at least as a fallback that might be a good option, too.

I dont know about the portability of /usr/bin/cc, you could argue the same from cc in the path, which wasn't true either.


@kdaigle Just mentioning that I recently see the changes feed jumping around when there are entries that have the same publish date.
Is that normal? Is it a known issue already?


You feel enlightened now? :)


Looks ok to me, the anon unions will cause issues on older gcc however... might be bad for some of the iotivity targets.


Two Hours of research for this change....


@kirs Your commit is included in what was merged.


thank you for help but it is give this erorr

 File "commix.py", line 208
    +          if response.info()['server'] :
    ^
IndentationError: expected an indented block


### New Feature

#### Component insertion into already running mesh.

`mesh._createElement(...).then(...`

Inserts a new module/component into the already running mesh.

* Changes to the `description` are propagated to the browser and other mesh nodes endpoint(ing) to this changed one.
* The __exchange and event api's are updated__ in the browser and on the remote nodes making the new functionality immediately available there.
* If the new component defines a `startMethod`, then that method is run before propagating the new functionality to the remotes.

__eg.__
```javascript
require('happner').create({/* meshConfig */}, function(e, mesh) {

   // mesh initialized and started, add new component:

   mesh._createElement({
      module: {
         name: 'module-name',
         config: {
           /* config - identical to modules section in meshConfig */
         }
      },
      component: {
         name: 'component-name',
         config: {
            /* config - identical to component section in meshConfig */
         }
      }
   }).then...  // or callback
});

// OR:
// Components that can add other components.
// only in components configured with {accessLevel: 'mesh' || 'root'}

$happn._mesh._createElement(...).

```


`nbformat: 4` makes Javi a sad panda, as it's not available in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.  Then again, the notebook was already for the latest notebook format so it's ok if you keep it as is.  For the future, please do nbformat: 3


Don't worry about all these changes, they were merged after i branched off for this issue, so i have pulled from upstream develop and fixed the conflict which had been introduced, otherwise it should be fine merging this PR with this commit since it will make no effect for the already merged changes


Looks good, thanks


Please comment on the CL, we don't follow comments on Github.

Would you like to send a follow-up CL?


Rather see this as an extra option as well. Some people use their own site links which they do not want to see opened in yet another tab or window.


Oh, this was updated to remove the awsgroup and machines flags too.

I could just disable ab on videos for now. The html isn't setup for it and ab doesn't make videos runnable in the browser because it requires that special tool to view them. Is that acceptable?


All webrtc.github.io pages were giving a 404. Seems fixed after this nudge. Better keep an eye on it o_0.

@juberti @KaptenJansson fyi


Tän viikon tehtävät oli 5/5. Tykkäsin erityisesti molemmista mockeista.


In line 173, it should be `select=LITTLE`.  I can't comment on the line itself so I have to do it here.


In other words, you are saying *all* AST `AssertionE*`s should indicate the only reasonable course of action is to end the program. And I'm saying, *even* if used inside a finally block, that *from Ceylon AST's* perspective, this isn't true. It's still up to the caller of Ceylon AST to make that determination, unlike the case for `Error`s in general, for which that determination must be yielded to the callee.


Sorry for the noise here then. Sure, I'd like to but am going in for a lab exercise in a few minutes and won't be out for another 3 hours. If it can't wait, please go ahead and submit it, otherwise I can do so in about 3.5 hours.


Line 294, "expressed"


WTF  stop updating the readme!!!!


This is Sync not Notify.
We want to read all the records which match the filter since the last push time.
Since this is FTP, we want each to be sent as a separate file


This looks good to me so merging it.


Huh hoe is dit mijn commit :(


Similar to this...create an AddResourceLink but with a repository_id/update instead of create in the URL.
I think I'd try subclassing AddResourceLink as UpdateResourceLink:
https://github.com/flavour/eden/blob/master/modules/s3layouts.py#L407


oh what? I thought `preinstall` resolved the issue last time we looked at this.


Although now that I look at it again, it might be -ruined- not rivers...still unsure about the next word although it really looks like  w_ _ t_ _


this looks great, thanks!


@manuelpichler could we rename this property? It's not obvious what it means for somebody who does not know the innards of pdepend.

What about ``unwanted-functions`` or something like that?


The explicit patch and architectur enforcement can be removed as the used Python directory is already the 32 bit version


Then we should explicitly specify that this requires **only** these two things, if you have, skip installation. Otherwise, anyway someone will go and check the installation manual.


This is failing the Travis-CI tests for Puppet v3.7.5. I would suggest doing your dirname evaluation into a variable before using it and seeing if that fixes the issue.


Yes, each pr_subscription record will link to:
A sync_repository
A sync_task
A sync_resource_filter

You could store all of these IDs in JSON in the pr_subscription.comment...this is probably better than querying for them all every time.
(We only expect 1 sync_task per repo so should be able to query that table with repository_id just like sync_repository...then we can use that ID to query the sync_resoruce_filter via task_id)


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We can try table.insert_or_update() but I'd hope we'd know anyway based on whether this is a create form or an update form.


Yes, that would be great. For video in the browser, we'll have to convert the y4m to something that the browser can play back, which can be a later patch.


## This is a markdown file


Pushed the formating changes for contactModal.controller.js and contactModal.tpl.html.


I propose to rename it to something which starts with `kotlin.` like other system properties we use, for clarity, easier maintenance, etc.


>Скажи, Слав, далеко еще до джуна? :-)

Стрижка только началась (с)


Update


You're right. I am stopping and rescheduling 40k games with your settings.


To reduce duplicate code


You are setting `mWebModulus = count + 1;` but returning `mWebModulus`


I copied the profile modal files and modified them to make the contact modal. Those were left over lines from profileModal. I'll remove them.


Un gros défaut : rien ne gère les fichiers multiples, ça va vite être difficile à gérer.


@dexX7 This is the magic 2 lines of code that took me some time to figure out.

I had initially hoped that the `R` *type variable* would have been able to pass down the necessary information, but I had to add an explicit `Class<R>` parameter and create this `JavaType` object because the compiler was treating `R` as `Object` by the time it got to Jackson, so Jackson was back to using it's default deserialization (e.g. `Double` for floating point, and `Map` for JSON Objects).


intéressant, attention juste à quelles variables tu décides de laiser accessibles. Pourquoi ne pas lister les variables possibles ?


#4672-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem-with-heating-coil-but-blank-heating-supply-flow-fields-does-not-heat (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1882 of 1882 tests passed)

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Hey. I just tried to install the master branch with a MySQL v5.5 Database. This doesn't work, because it's not allowed to have a default value for a DATETIME field. This feature was introduced with MySQL 5.6.5.

Maybe you want to use a TIMESTAMP instead of DATETIME.


attention, l'apostrophe n'est *a priori* pas dans l'alphabet des identifiers. ;)

Sinon, y a-t-il un retour dans les espèces de jump que sont les crochets ? Une fois le traitement de [lbl] fini, tu continues là ou tu reviens à l'appel de [lbl] ?


I think making an empty gatefilter here (it will be moved to ```select_region```) is needed because we are operating on gates later and no current functions allow this. The new exclude_gates you propose would probably solve this.


Nice job. A little trick for you. You may define like this for convenience:
B=np.diag((bx,by,bz,bvx,bvy,bvz))
C=np.concatenate((np.diag((rx,ry,rz)),np.zeros((3,3))))


createad - > created


test


Do we need to retain `31` days worth of logs by default? Or a smaller duration of say `7` days will suffice?


Unhandled Fundamental Failure


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Hi Louis,

Nice. Suggest we think about organizing the help assets, possibly adding a BlenderAndMBDyn/help directory to hold all the assets such as *.png.

Regards,
-Doug


À partir du moment où un label ne peut pas contenir le caractère `:`, ce n'est pas un problème.


J'avoue ne pas l'avoir particulièrement bien comprise :-°


I see, there is no need for the update. This should also be changed in gatefilter plugin then?


formatting


Yes, I am also having issues with this.

```
var angularDateFilter = $filter("date");
var myDate = new Date();
angularDateFilter(myDate , "EEE, MMM d");
```

The above code previously compiled to JS just fine and worked, but now I get this error on build

**Argument of type 'Date' is not assignable to parameter of type '{}[]'.**


:speech_balloon: `$rootScope`


Also fixed Add New Scan dialog to make it easier to use.  Still requires logic to check values before added to scan but the UI will do for now until the time comes to finalize the total UI.


why is ther no "-flat_check" here?... Somehow the complete list of options is strange... and inconsistent to the documentation on the wiki. Cyril, do you plan to redesign this in general in eiffeltest-ng? I somehow think, that giving a explicit list in eiffeltest source is not a good idea. Wouldn't it be better to generate the complete list of combinations and improve the exclude mechanism to match any command line inclduing a given the logical AND of the given options? or something similar?


Please DON'T use a default matching radius --- you should force the user to think about what he wants.  0.5 to 1.0 arcsec may be fine in the optical at a good site, but it's not nearly universal.


Shouldn't this still be conf.Network.Type, not name?  eg, we want to look for *plugins* (bridge, flannel, calico, weave, etc) not network names like "blue" or "pepsi" or "coke".


How did you do task 1/_init___ I'm lost on that


extra newline? I usually don't point any newlines between module docstring and imports, but you seem to like having one, so I won't debate.


Wow thank you so much, this is an excellent improvement! With larger matrices I expect to see more than 2x speed up because of the n^2 relationship of dimension. I will recompile the libraries as soon as I can!


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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```


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.verifyHomePage: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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:speech_balloon: JSData


Hi Luca,

thank you for the proposal!
I use the version number in order to have reproducible builds. I try to keep the WordPress version updated and I tag my code with every new WordPress version.
That way you know which WordPress version you actually use and you can even pick a certain WordPress version, e.g. for testing.

Thanks,
Kai


ordering & e.target.id


Instead of index, place an `editing` property right on the item.


I thought you had to set up the local authorisation for heroku toolbelt? https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/heroku-command


I didn't really care about a symbol but it made it compatible with Hack/HHVM.


Pourquoi ?


please do not mention usernames in commit messages, you can do that in pull request messages. Commit messages are generally annoying. :)


Try putting in some validation.


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i do use an IDE, pycharm to be specific.

The FIXME's are there so i know where they are, and can get to work on them

I'm not really confident in refactoring code just yet, the entire code is a mess, hard to understand, a slew of relative imports that, and all over the place.

If you get the time, review some of the notes i left by the FIXME's and shed some light on what kind of exceptions are there, so we can be more explicit.


`$rootScope`?


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Yea, what you said makes perfect sense. Allowing explicit caching with `.cache()` could be cool too.


9 is a magic number here. Any reason not to use 0? if a multiplier exists, it's valid, otherwise - custom.


`'{{ order._id }}'` === `order._id`


I think the idea is to avoid merging and focus on binning. Each implementation will be about one key idea rather than trying to put it all together like doug lea's malloc does.  Those combined impl's already exist :)


I use pycharm, not comfortable with git though i prefer git commandline over pycharms git integration for anything more than a commit and push


Validation


`ng-src`


`acpi` command can also be used in replacement to `upower`. And that would be more cleaner, I think.


:speech_balloon: UX


If you are referring to TNT, it is already part of the API

https://github.com/SpongePowered/SpongeAPI/blob/master/src/main/java/org/spongepowered/api/entity/explosive/PrimedTNT.java#L40

I pass Explosive as the Cause if one exists. Simply check if that explosive is PrimedTNT then call getDetonator on it.


All right. My error. :smiley:

(didn't tested the cli tool again)


@aharley40 this should be selecting TargetLevel, not DemonstratedLevel. TargetLevel is what grade the student was "in" for that content area when they logged the demonstration (e.g. 9-12). DemonstratedLevel is basically the score they got on what they turned in.


@Blechhirn thanks for the tip! I dug around and found an article that explained all of this (https://remysharp.com/2011/04/21/getting-cors-working). I will revert this change.


wirds am mittwoch ahluege!


Should be given via isolate scope.


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It is `make patch` actually


Should use `AuthService.getLoggedInUser()`


perhaps this is a good time to remove the v2?


Let’s revert it for now then. @tooky and I have been working on pulling the wire protocol stuff into a plugin (see #878) along with it’s tests but we’re not quite there yet.

cheers,

Matt

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Unless all the instances of Wild CMS in the world have been upgraded to SiteFrame, you'll want to keep the old pattern as well.


> This is horrible.

Agreed. But the headers layout in libpcap + WinPcap is what's horrible (stated elsewhere). Why not just reintroduce `<bittypes.h>` with another twist? On no other platform AFAICS there is a need to to have 2 include-paths in `CFLAGS` when *using* libpcap from it's source-tree; i.e. `-I$(LIBPCAP_ROOT)` *and* `-I$(WINPCAP_ROOT)` (where `<bittypes.h>`) is). I'd like to collapse and move the minimum necessary contents of `$(WINPCAP_ROOT)/Win32/Include/<bittypes.h>` and  `$(WINPCAP_ROOT)/Win32/Include/ip6_misc.h` into `$(LIBPCAP_ROOT)/pcap-stdinc.h`. That would need only `-I`$(LIBPCAP_ROOT)` when *using* libpcap in programs like tcpdump/windump.

> I guess we could create pcap_uintXXX_t types,

This would be quite radial and unneeded I think.

But since only `-DHAVE_PCAP_BLUETOOTH_H` and `-DHAVE_PCAP_NFLOG_H` causes problems, we should consider if there's a point compiling `print-bt.c` + `print-nflog.c` on targets where decoding those protocols doesn't make sense?


formatting


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Done!


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Fair point. Do that, please?
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asking OS for chunks of 4096 is fine then split up and put into the requested bin size or use it as a place to pull appropriately-sized chunks from I think (better). Note on page 21 of those slides and in doug lea's impl it's not really power of two for first part. You might look at the histogram of malloc requests I sent too.


@hcstorm in order to update commix, please use "--update" flag (don't c/p the code).
Check again and tell me if the problem still exists.


these can be removed.


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given our educational goal, I think having a fixed number of small bins and then one freelist for everything else is probably a good idea.


Probably better from the controller.


4 requests.


I'll figure out how to do that.


Watch your indenting.  Use spaces to indent, not tabs :)


Gracias joven


I don't see why not but that seems to me that it will make it hard to find since it is here in the folder with all the other files why bury it somewhere others would have to dig to find.
But if I must I will bury it somewhere.


@RandQalan the last bit of code I pasted to you isn't H264, it's still exactly the same as what you have but it's a different container. Have you tried it? You might be thinking of MPEGTS-H264-AC3 which is different.


No this was part of another change I made to help ease the burden of the CLIA number


Does python 3 offer any added benefit?


add *.m4a ?


why exit on empty input?... we have C-x for that?


Momir and Stonehewer works as it should be, I just made the indicator work for classic game type only.
![mosto-card](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9781539/9984353/72c665ae-6048-11e5-902b-9cf887190e58.jpg)


I will give it a try let me compile and get back to you


lgtm. @halton PTAL.


Then you should fix your build and make you you have the git folder, I think.  I mean, seriously, I know that packagers like to disable features but you realize that makes our lives suck right?  I hope no one is running around disabling cso support just because the packer doesn't have/want zlib installed for some reason.

This means that Linux builds are completely blacklisted from certain features of the software which rely on the version number coming from git.  And any other cmake builds.

-[Unknown]


#4298-Recurring-error-with-Heat-Exchanger-when-using-cycling-fan-system (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (806 of 806 tests passed)

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This looks like a great case study for learning Julia. Thanks for putting it up. I haven't written enough code yet to really need to start fine tuning performance like this, but will soon and I'm sure I can learn from this.


Add line break before "select" to keep the established code flow (one transformation per line).


> Compared to other similar tools, vfsgen is simple and minimalistic.

Becky's `asset.go` is 281 lines, and that's all you need to use it. Let's not let words lose their meaning; `vfsgen` does more and provides a more batteries-included user experience, and should be proud of *that*.


This class and the other Fail policy classes need documentation.


@whizzzkid, for this specific project no.  However python 3 is the future of the language.  Python 2 will no longer be supported in 2020. There is no reason this for this project to use python 2 as all necessary items have been ported to 3.

In summary, python 3 is future proof.


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Method is non-trivial and needs some explanation (i.e. documentation).
ie. why concluded is required, why is it trying to get the rule count and fail over to fix count.
It is more important to document the "why" rather than the "what".


These are user visible and need documentation.


I was also really interested in this book. I like the layout of the book, which kind of goes along with the layout of websites. In the first chapter he mentions how the structure of a site resembles that of a real-world document such as a newspaper and I think the book was visually appealing and included a lot of design elements that people may think about when designing a website as well.


`<- 0x40`
Don't you mean `< -0x40`?


Thank you so much this app is so awesome ;D Now you need to go to the app store and sell this for $0.99 ;P


A little more documentation is required here.  The "what", "why", and "how".
what : what is the class (mostly covered in current synopsis)
why : why do we need DQM?  What is the problem we are trying to solve.
how : how to use this class (example).


Breaks room modding and drivering because mods and drivers have the join battle permission too.

Instead, why not just add a "battleonly" property to the rank?


Simple answer yes it fixed it


funny — `\suppressfontnotfounderror` was originally a XeTeX primitive `:)`


It is the full interface definition. What do you mean have it "here"? As in, declare an exported type in `vfsgen` package?

```Go
// GzipByter is implemented by all compressed files for efficient direct access to the internal compressed bytes.
type GzipByter interface {
	// GzipBytes returns gzip compressed contents of the file.
	GzipBytes() []byte
}
```

So that user programs can use it:

```Go
if gzipFile, ok := f.(gzipByter); ok {
	...
}
```

Instead of what they currently need to do:

```Go
type gzipByter interface {
	GzipBytes() []byte
}
if gzipFile, ok := f.(gzipByter); ok {
	...
}
```

Or did you mean something else?


There appears to be no _aligned_calloc, so I simply made one.


Thanks.  Done. And created a pull request.


Where did you take this screenshot?


Why did you do this in two separate parts? Why not sum the pieces as you calculate them?


I merged the changes and looked everything over, it looks good!  I'm happy with it!

Scott


I also found it very surprising just how strict the standards for XHTML were and how there was an estimated 99% error. I think this could relate back to the article on old and new technologies from last week. Their loophole to retain the new features from XHTML but keep it within an HTML based content type adds on the idea that old technology is not necessarily replaced by new technology.


Hi @shashiranjan84 thanks for this HMAC plugin, it looks promising. Is there any documentation on how to configure this?


> look, I get that there's a spec, and people want to follow it. But if a change is going to break a lot of people's workflows (which were established before there was a spec), you need to consider it a breaking change, and do a major version increment. Again, yes, it's to conform with the spec, which is all well and good, but since there wasn't one before, you can't blindly expect all existing users to be following it. Sorry, but the tons of people and companies can't do a massive workflow overhaul overnight once a specification is published.
>
> Do a major version increment.

totally agree!


Hey thanks, plugin would be part of our 0.5.0 release along with the
documentation.
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What if we have ',' in file name or dir name in some path? We'd better send paths in an array, as UI code does.


Why was the bignum module/package added to this?


A typo, surely. It has the same effect anyway.


This is somewhat a personal preference thing, but I really hate if-statements that are all on one line.


Suggest testing that it doesn't depend on the identity of the template, not varying Context attributes?


That's part of the test, not the actual installation.


Seems to work, but consider some way to send paths in safer way