> On 14 Sep 2015, at 16:48, Felix Weinrank <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> System info
>
> FreeBSD bsd1.fh-muenster.de 11.0-CURRENT FreeBSD 11.0-CURRENT #0 r287778: Mon Sep 14 13:07:33 CEST 2015     root@bsd1.fh-muenster.de:/usr/obj/usr/src/sys/FELIX  amd64
>
> ix0: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500
>     options=8407bb<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,JUMBO_MTU,VLAN_HWCSUM,TSO4,TSO6,LRO,VLAN_HWTSO>
>     ether 00:1b:21:5e:bc:1c
>     inet 10.9.8.1 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 10.9.8.255
>     nd6 options=29<PERFORMNUD,IFDISABLED,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     media: Ethernet autoselect (10Gbase-Twinax <full-duplex,rxpause,txpause>)
>     status: active
> ix1: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500
>     options=8407bb<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,JUMBO_MTU,VLAN_HWCSUM,TSO4,TSO6,LRO,VLAN_HWTSO>
>     ether 00:1b:21:5e:bc:1d
>     inet 10.9.8.3 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 10.9.8.255
>     nd6 options=29<PERFORMNUD,IFDISABLED,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     media: Ethernet autoselect (10Gbase-Twinax <full-duplex,rxpause,txpause>)
>     status: active
> em0: flags=8c02<BROADCAST,OACTIVE,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500
>     options=4219b<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,VLAN_HWCSUM,TSO4,WOL_MAGIC,VLAN_HWTSO>
>     ether 00:19:99:63:af:af
>     nd6 options=29<PERFORMNUD,IFDISABLED,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     media: Ethernet autoselect
>     status: no carrier
> igb0: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500
>     options=403bb<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,JUMBO_MTU,VLAN_HWCSUM,TSO4,TSO6,VLAN_HWTSO>
>     ether 00:1b:21:73:a2:e8
>     inet 212.201.121.81 netmask 0xffffffe0 broadcast 212.201.121.95
>     nd6 options=29<PERFORMNUD,IFDISABLED,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     media: Ethernet autoselect (1000baseT <full-duplex>)
>     status: active
> igb1: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500
>     options=403bb<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,JUMBO_MTU,VLAN_HWCSUM,TSO4,TSO6,VLAN_HWTSO>
>     ether 00:1b:21:73:a2:e9
>     inet 10.0.1.201 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 10.0.1.255
>     nd6 options=29<PERFORMNUD,IFDISABLED,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     media: Ethernet autoselect (1000baseT <full-duplex>)
>     status: active
> igb2: flags=8c02<BROADCAST,OACTIVE,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500
>     options=403bb<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,JUMBO_MTU,VLAN_HWCSUM,TSO4,TSO6,VLAN_HWTSO>
>     ether 00:1b:21:73:a2:ea
>     nd6 options=29<PERFORMNUD,IFDISABLED,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     media: Ethernet autoselect (1000baseT <full-duplex>)
>     status: active
> igb3: flags=8843<UP,BROADCAST,RUNNING,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500
>     options=403bb<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,JUMBO_MTU,VLAN_HWCSUM,TSO4,TSO6,VLAN_HWTSO>
>     ether 00:1b:21:73:a2:eb
>     inet 10.102.0.1 netmask 0xffffff00 broadcast 10.102.0.255
>     nd6 options=29<PERFORMNUD,IFDISABLED,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     media: Ethernet autoselect (1000baseT <full-duplex>)
>     status: active
> em1: flags=8802<BROADCAST,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500
>     options=9b<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,VLAN_HWCSUM>
>     ether 00:04:23:c7:c3:0c
>     nd6 options=29<PERFORMNUD,IFDISABLED,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     media: Ethernet autoselect
>     status: no carrier
> em2: flags=8802<BROADCAST,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500
>     options=9b<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,VLAN_HWCSUM>
>     ether 00:04:23:c7:c6:3e
>     nd6 options=29<PERFORMNUD,IFDISABLED,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     media: Ethernet autoselect
>     status: no carrier
> em3: flags=8802<BROADCAST,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500
>     options=9b<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,VLAN_HWCSUM>
>     ether 00:04:23:c7:c2:d3
>     nd6 options=29<PERFORMNUD,IFDISABLED,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     media: Ethernet autoselect
>     status: no carrier
> em4: flags=8802<BROADCAST,SIMPLEX,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 1500
>     options=9b<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,VLAN_MTU,VLAN_HWTAGGING,VLAN_HWCSUM>
>     ether 00:04:23:c7:c4:f1
>     nd6 options=29<PERFORMNUD,IFDISABLED,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     media: Ethernet autoselect
>     status: no carrier
> lo0: flags=8049<UP,LOOPBACK,RUNNING,MULTICAST> metric 0 mtu 16384
>     options=600003<RXCSUM,TXCSUM,RXCSUM_IPV6,TXCSUM_IPV6>
>     inet6 ::1 prefixlen 128
>     inet6 fe80::1%lo0 prefixlen 64 scopeid 0xc
>     inet 127.0.0.1 netmask 0xff000000
>     nd6 options=21<PERFORMNUD,AUTO_LINKLOCAL>
>     groups: lo
>
> Prepare netmap and multistack
>
> Create a vale switch with igb1 attached to it
>
> /usr/src/tools/tools/netmap/vale-ctl -h valem:igb1
>
> double check
>
> weinrank@bsd1:~ % sudo /usr/src/tools/tools/netmap/vale-ctl
> bdg_ctl [149] bridge:0 port:0 valem:igb1
> bdg_ctl [149] bridge:0 port:1 valem:igb1^
>
> Load multistack module
>
> kldload ./multistack.ko
>
> double check dmesg
>
> 602.709218 [1673] netmap_interp_ringid      deprecated API, old ringid 0x0 -> ringid 0 reg 1
> igb1: link state changed to DOWN
> igb1: link state changed to UP
> MultiStack: loaded module
>
> Run pkg-gen
>
> ./pkt-gen -i valem:gen -s 10.0.1.201:9899 -f tx -d 10.0.1.202:9899
>
> System crashed
@felix: Thanks for providing the information.
@michio: Can you reproduce the problem? It would be great if we could get the stuff stable...

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Should it not inform the user?  Either the plaintext is being MITM'd to add 'sts' (unlikely, but possible), the TLS is being MITM'd which is removing 'sts', or the server is improperly configured.  I can't see any reason why a client should ignore this and not warn or error.


Ouch.


93653360-ResetVarsAtEndOfWarmup (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1860 of 1863 tests passed)

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I just saw that, sorry!


Oh sorry, you're using v0.12 and this no need the package exec-sync, like my version 0.10. I update the dependencies to install this only in olders node servers. Tx for your patient, i had pushed a new version.


Doesn't terminate. Is this function actually required for anything?


Бракує другого коміту, зі зміненими числами (пункт 6 завдання)


Just noticed that many `set_` methods' arguments are randomly `const`-qualified :)
Let's make them all `const`?


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Already testing it

+1 for the fluent


Is there a good reason to limit this to one port number?  There are some portal networks (I've seen them in hospitals mostly) that block access to 6667 and 6697, but allow 7000.  Why not allow users to connect to both 6697 and 7000 (or any number of different ports, at the network's discretion)?


When I say I see suggestion 1 and 3 as the same I should have said similar and that I would expect either suggestion to be ways in which imports could be specified.


@Noor-Ahsan, just updated, Thanks!


develop (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1334 of 1334 tests passed)

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Since I'm using the `current` version from `stable` channel who provides both `etcd 0.4.9` and `etcd2 2.1.2`, it is safe to run this command? It's valid for the `etcd2` too?


Alternatively, before running ``npm install`` you could install the grunt command line interface globally  ...


Yep, splitting into subpackages might make more sense. The drawback is that one might have to push to 2 or 3 repositories to add a new feature and version them independently.

This is part of the reason why I did not want to add qucs-test into the current layout on the main repository (to master really). I just wanted to enable test on the widest range of Qucs projects I could find. It started as a dump form the existing examples. I wanted to keep each directory as a ready-to-use project. If you point QUCSHOME to qucs-test/testuite you can also do/test/tune things manually/interactively. On the long run I would like to have the test-suite also a the source of "verified examples page". I would like to keep projects files together, to enable them to be tested as a whole.

I agree that (unit) tests should always be side-by-side with the code where they belong.
It makes sense to have `cd qucs-gui; hack; make check` and `cd qucs-core; hack; make check`.

Are you suggesting we split the projects and copy the `.sch` into `qucs-gui` and the `netlist.txt` into `qucs-core` to use them as unit tests? Or to create new (and proper) unit tests?

I am not even sure `make distcheck` works. The release script currently flattens the directories in order to have a single `configure && make`.


really like your use of swift style


It's a hack to put this `form-group` item outside of a `form`. I think we're better off creating a form separate from Dropzone and making Dropzone a `div`:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22181487/how-to-make-only-the-dropzone-js-previews-div-clickable-and-not-the-whole-form


This was removed because you can change it by applying a transform to the connection to ```self.inhibit``` (from the outside.


See comment above.


@MaKleSoft Not pushy at all, I appreciate you following up on this.  I'm taking a look at the updated Cordova policies right now, but in the meantime since this is blocking for you does installing directly from this branch with `cordova plugin add https://github.com/driftyco/ionic-plugin-keyboard.git#dev` fix the CSP problems for android?


I'd advice you to use a timeout either always or not at all. Mostly because you want to have *perfect* (as far as posible with ruby) equivalency in test environments.


Tendré que mirarlo bien con tiempo, a priori no logro encontrarlo


93653360-ResetVarsAtEndOfWarmup (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (799 of 799 tests passed)

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It should be.


I don't know why this happens -- I haven't checked it in details -- but here an example: if you for example go to the referral plugin settings and then click on the save button, you should have the notice in the error log file (at least I have). I think this is so for several plugin settings (e.g. also GoogleAnalytics)...


fix #277


Oh, I see. But `self.inhibit` is used many places, is it not? What if you want to inhibit one connection more than the others?


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:+1: b6de365


#### Score:
15 / 16

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

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

#### Notes:
1.  Very nice job.  Don't forget to add the alt attribute to your images so that there is an alternative text available if the page does not load.
2.  Great usage of all HTML elements.
3.  CSS naming is well done.  Consider organizing your .css page with comments.  It can be organized by heirarchy (element selectors first, then class then ID) or it can be organized by style type (fonts, layouts, coloring, etc) or it can also be organized by function (header css, main css, footer css, buttons, images, etc).  Any organization works, but having some commented sections is helpful.

### Please sync your local git to see the changes that I made.


Thanks for great little project but I cannot get it to compile in Swift 2. I have tried iOS deployment targets 8.4 & 9.0. However being a newbie its probably me and this is the wrong area to make these comments as well.

It fails to build here but I cannot see where this is used, so tried commenting it out:-
    let currentLocation: CLLocation = manager.location

I have tried every combination I can think of but it will not build:-
    let currentUserLocation = locations.last as! CLLocation
ERROR:- swift-compass-master-2/CompassTest/Page1ViewController.swift:143:46: Downcast from 'CLLocation?' to 'CLLocation' only unwraps optionals; did you mean to use '!'?

Andrew


fix #253


got swamped at work.  picking this up again this week.  I ran into
compatibility issues with OSX arm toolchain.  I am going to build it on
windows now so I have a local working environment to compare against.  Will
let you know.  The goal is still to end up with OSX makefiles.  One of my
co-workers (Itamar) is also working on it, but he is currently stuck and
needs some help debugging.  We figured getting windows working first would
likely speed things up rather than trying to ping you all the time.  :)

On Thu, Sep 10, 2015 at 5:30 AM, Marius Heil <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi,
> have you been successful with the makefiles? I've merged a pull request
> with Linux compatibility but if you have a makefile, I'd like to add that
> to make the process smoother. I've just added nRF52 compatibility as well.
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I would expect the options.redirtectUrl to be optional and not mandatory. I had to parse an empty {redirectUrl:'/'} to my loginWithFacebook like so to get the facebook login working again.

Meteor.loginWithFacebook({redirectUrl: "/"}, function (err) {} I am running meteor v. 1.2 RC14


Does it need to be prior to npm install?


have a look at the imap tests. they use a loopback protocol to gather data there.

another option would be that the mock class returns a maybeDeferred when accessing the docs, and you operate directly on its callbacks.


The submit button and the commit message should be within the form, so we should be able to use a query selector within the form (e.g.`$('.blob-file-upload-form-js').find('.commit_message')`).


Making a change


Sorry for not sending a pull request in the appropriate format. Be careful from now.


Nope... You will receive a notification in the OTA app when it'll be ready.


or, if you really need to wait, use a callLater, but don't sleep :hammer:


Install github client on your computer, clone this repo, install eclipse/intellij idea, install gradle, and run `gradle sDecompW eclipse` or `gradle sDecompW idea` will be good, based on your compiler.


Wrong sprt bounds.   Should be 0, 4


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1331 of 1331 tests passed)

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why setuptools- trial?


У принципі усе окей.

Цікаво, чому люди плутають і вводять суму не від 3 до 8, а від 3 до 9. Хоча насправді це неважливо для даної роботи.


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 610](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=271925&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 34 (2 new), passed: 7 Build time: 00:23:50
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.testLearnAboutStudiesSearch: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 24 more failed tests, see build details
```


@uptown1919 : isn't that related to the OSX Yosemite issue? Which revision was the latest you could compile on OSX (and if not Yosemite, which version?)


It reduces complexity for clients and it also limits what an attacker can do when injecting STS policies into plaintext connections.


Bad indentation. :neckbeard:


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These are also spelled incorrectly, should be "acknowledgement" not "acknowledEGMent"


**semi**: Missing semicolon.


**new-cap**: A function with a name starting with an uppercase letter should only be used as a constructor.


**no-undef**: "componentHandler" is not defined.


**no-undef**: "it" is not defined.


**no-undef**: "before" is not defined.


**react/prop-types**: 'test' is missing in props validation for TestComponent


**no-undef**: "describe" is not defined.


**no-undef**: "TestUtils" is not defined.


**no-unused-expressions**: Expected an assignment or function call and instead saw an expression.


**no-undef**: "sinon" is not defined.


**no-undef**: "expect" is not defined.


**react/display-name**: TestComponent component definition is missing display name


**react/no-multi-comp**: Declare only one React component per file


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**no-var**: Unexpected var, use let or const instead.


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I see the problem, just ensure that non specified max versions are valid for instance Underscore 1.8.3 was reported false as 1.7 was the maximum version in our tooling.


This should be removed


IMO we should not cater to add workarounds for networks with arbitrary limitations, network services usually have one well-defined port number with IRC being the exception rather than the rule.


It shouldn't; it's just for when you type `lein clean`.

Local build times suck I agree, that's why I always set up `lein cljsbuild auto test` with the right notifications.  You can look at my bitauth repo for an example of what I'm talking about:

https://github.com/xcthulhu/clj-bitauth/blob/master/project.clj#L23


did you forget something ? that's the 3rd release in a row without changes.


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You could shorten these two lines to

    name.drop(start).fieldName

This would avoid duplicating logic.


I actually have no idea, I was trying to copy what other leap packages do. But it might be better if I just let you do that as you understand what you are doing here.


Moved to the string folder. This solution contains O(1) space solution.


You missed the second part the Claus submitted which did the pick the
correct framework to use.
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+1 to support `datasource.js` and potentially deprecate `datasource.local.<js|json>`.


@alduya Als je snel iets wil resolven kan je $q.when() meespelen als return value. Handig als je niet een volledige promise wil opzetten.


How would you go about fixing this?


fix #318


#### Score:
13 / 16

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

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag (not needed for 1st assignment)
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+0 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes (no images included in design)
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages (not needed for 1st assignment)
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements (not needed for 1st assignment)
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+1 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1.  Indent any nested HTML.  If a <p> is inside of a <div> then it must be indented.
2.  Remember to use <div>, <section>, <main>, <footer>, <aside> and <header> to organize areas of a page.
3. <center>, <b> and <i> elements will be replaced by CSS for us soon.
4.  Great job getting a nice resume completed.  Keep focusing on how to use more HTML elements that will help you organize the HTML like <div> and <section>.  Also, remember that we will be using CSS to style so when you think of doing it in-line, stop for a second and think about how you would do it using CSS.

### Please sync your local git to see the changes that I made.


So we throw an exception and catch it in the same method? :)


This guy's breaking the pentaho-karaf-assembly DevCI build I think


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Is there a way to prevent access by strangers, but still allow each `id` instance to see a single `_all_ids`?


I'm not a stickler for max line length, but if we decide on one I'll work to stick to it (that said, I think 80 is a bit short for Scala being such a verbose language, esp when you rely heavily on types and have to annotate frequently). We'll need to come up with some readable, consistent indenting though. Anyhow, I didn't even notice I changed this one, I'll revert it just to reduce the amount of noise.


Okay, updated


Okay, I just wanted to use this for a snapshot of my own project:
https://github.com/xcthulhu/clj-bitauth

I didn't really know how you were versioning stuff, sorry :(


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How would you go about making sure that `NAMESPACE.id` is properly configured in a variety of environments?


Certainly!


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У принципі, все окей.

Подивіться [сюди](https://docs.google.com/document/d/1XgcF3Emh7Xn4c4roeFL2r48xkj8ZcMocUKwNSpl4dGA/edit?usp=sharing) — тут написано, як виправити кодування, щоб відображалась українська мова, і як налаштувати ідею, щоби вставляла пустий рядок у кінці.

Також за конвенціями, назви пакетів мають іти малими літерами. Спробуйте переіменувати пакет через ідею (водночас має переіменуватися і папка, і рядок у коді, і зміна має задетектитися гітом)


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Is this check necessary? What is the state of `NAMESPACE` at this point given the above lines?


This line is probably not needed. Can we kill it?


LGTM

Ignore my previous comment ... I couldn't reproduce what I was thinking of ..


This is an edge case, but if the user switches blogs while the post is uploading, tapping that notification will open the post list for the newly selected blog rather than the one the post is in.


AU! :)


We had planned on using this to hand off permission nodes from GroupManager to AlmuraMod server-side to AlmuraMod's client-side permissions via a packet.

The system remains un-finished because at the end of the day the client can't be trusted.


laopo, 这~~~~~~


睡觉还行了，面条是喜欢吃~~~~~~


"""this function makes the first level of vendor folder"


Very good point, for some reasons I was thinking that the empty string topic has to be set on the pub side to send to all channels, but that's only on the sub side. Later tonight I'll test it and push again.


laopo~~~~~~👍~~~


#### Score:
16 / 16

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

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

#### Notes:
1.  Remember to use sectioning tags like `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.
2. `<center>`, `<b>` and `<i>` elements can be replaced by CSS for us soon.
3.  Great job!

### Please sync your local git to see the changes that I made.


@tkrokli
I think uptown1919's problem is caused by line 67 in src/server/game/Server/Packets/BattlePetPackets.cpp. the xcode can't identify which operation << (uintX_t) to use.


I don't think it can be done without iterating (I have no thorough knowledge of the cookielib api). But you could write the iteration differently:
```python
try:
    login_ticket = (c.value for c in cookie_jar if c.name == 'CASTGC').next()
except StopIteration:
    raise Exception('Did not get a ticket cookie. Cannot log in. Did you enter the correct username and password?')
```

Or use a list comprehension instead of the generator expression and catch `IndexError` instead of `StopIteration`:
```python
try:
    login_ticket = [c.value for c in cookie_jar if c.name == 'CASTGC'][0]
except IndexError:
    raise Exception('Did not get a ticket cookie. Cannot log in. Did you enter the correct username and password?')
```

The difference in performance is negligible for normal size jars. So whatever *reads* best should be preferred.


单例最佳实践单元素枚举


Ok I think I see what you mean. Let me put it another way then: what if some (future) code calls both ```unregisterJmx()``` AND ```close()```? Then your ```referenceCount``` would be decremented twice, right? Can you make ```unregisterJmx()``` private and only handle unregistration via ```close ()```?


hmm interesting, it seems that this is needed to make "setup.py test" work.


""" this function makes the second layer after being feed the file ids form the previous function"""


""" this function will create the vendor folder"""


Can't we? We're binding this directly to a standard form field, which should always be the same, no?


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Yes, thanks for the catch!


Ah ok, I thought each function was synchronized against other calls to the same function on this instance only. If it's synchronized against ```this``` then it's fine.


Looks good to me. :shipit:


Not a big deal, as you wish (:


""" this function extracts the folder information in JSON format and returns the names and id of the contents for other uses"""


@mjwitte Conflicts of two files have been solved in the merge: DXcoils.cc and DXCoils.unit.cc.


I wouldn't think that was a good idea without making the class abstract as well. However, I don't think this is necessary when the values are already injected into the constructor.


ahhh! @chriddyp should work now


Only the user facing aciton form will have such a simple name as `email`, rails ones will have a name like `user[email]`. It makes it more reusable to have a class (what I would use) or a data attribute as Omar suggested, plus then you can opt-out in the partial by removing it.


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The problem with minidom was the fact, that it arranges attributes in xml tags randomly.
This makes it harder to diff between xmls generated for different versions of the OpenMS binaries.

Check this discussion:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/662624/preserve-order-of-attributes-when-modifying-with-minidom

I'm having this problem right now.. :(


It's just sugar and for symmetry with `withServer`, but you're right that nothing is using it so it can go.


It's a good idea to put "docstring" comments for every function, describing what it does, what arguments it takes, and what it returns. Have a look at https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0257/.


maybe put it in the package - making a function on each invocation of Write doesn't sound good :)


This isn't correct:

> Warning: reset() expects parameter 1 to be array, null given in C:\Program Files\WAMP Server\www\~repositories\ics-parser\example.php on line 21


"""up date meta data"""


Give all your variables useful names


FIxed


See https://github.com/johngrogg/ics-parser/pull/35


Nice.


Ah, OK - my intention had been to only add this to the user-facing action form, not to other forms.

I think there could be value in that, but that would also make this code a lot more complex (for instance, rails forms also aren't going to have our message div present). I could rework this to be generic or we could use the action form as an MVP?

Not my PR, open to either.


It's worth the trouble to have
```c++
#include <stl2/iterator.hpp>
struct A { int* begin() const; int* end() const; };
static_assert(models::SizedRange<A>);
```
compile in 1 second instead of 18.


where is the fib.cs file


#### Score:
16 / 16

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

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

#### Notes:
1.  It's better to not wrap `<p>' tags around `
` tags and most other block level elements.  `
` tags should either contain text or wrap around a `' or `<li>' usually.  `
` could have been a `
` or `
` and then contained a `
` tag.
2.  Remember to use `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.
3.  CSS naming is well done. Consider organizing your .css page with comments. It can be organized by hierarchy (element selectors first, then class then ID) or it can be organized by style type (fonts, layouts, coloring, etc) or it can also be organized by function (header css, main css, footer css, buttons, images, etc). Any organization works, but having some commented sections is helpful.

### Please sync your local git to see the changes that I made.


"""this function returns a list of all the contents of a folder"""


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"""this function uses the three create function to initialize the tree structure """


Not a biggie, but it would be more standard to write k += 0.00001, just because it's more concise.


I couldn't get a passing spec for this – I assume its some weirdness with recaptcha [skipping verification in the `test` env](https://github.com/ambethia/recaptcha/blob/master/lib/recaptcha.rb#L24).


> Why would the KEEP function itself need to be transparent?

Yes, thanks, an oversight: KEEP itself doesn't need to be transparent (though it doesn't hurt either). Fixed in 968e504.


@tlancina Yeah, installing the plugin from the dev branch works. Thing is, I'm preparing my app for a release so I'd rather work with a 'stable' version. Also, `evalJs` needs to be removed from the obj-c code as well since it also uses 'eval()'.


+ Have you checked w/ John about this? I know he had some issues and don't recall whether they were CMB or data-browser related. He spent some time previously working on SMTK's install.
+ Is the odd capitalization intended? Seems funky, but then it is Windows.


develop (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1334 of 1334 tests passed)

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this command doesn't relate to coreos


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For the Z Lower Braces, should there be 2 of each version?  A pair (a 1 and 2) for each side of the frame bottom?


"""calls can be made to any of the function""" automatic functions according to need can me called by hard coding them in the program """ examplet : tree, ids, metadata,


Using transform.map to make sure we come out of post only after getting responses from all individual posts looks much simpler.

During verification, accounting for out of sequence usage submission and not looking for # of batches, makes the verification flexible.

Agree with we testing with batch enabled is better than we taking an alternative path for unit testing purpose.

BTW - the following cleanup code looks for 3 database cleanups before coming out of the loop:

https://github.com/jsdelfino/d-abacus/commit/083dbeb188fd83750f28befee77052a14b398650

We may need to add another transform.map inside the current one.


Was this intentional?  The default theme has a lot more color coding (e.g. headings, indented lists...) than the paper theme.


+ The summary is not very helpful here... why is libexec always wrong? If so, should CMake's GNU directory module remove it?
+ If we should be using the archful directory, then the substitution should be `${CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR}$`, not `lib`.


Just FYI: this code will never actually do anything as on_init is only called on new-game-creation where research is never in a researched == true state :)


So, I took a look at writing this as a switch and would like to change the surrounding methods to match, but it isn't that easy. For example, changing ```GetTypeArguments()``` to a switch on ```SymbolKind.Method``` and ```SymbolKind.NamedType``` fails a unit test because ```SymbolKind.ErrorType``` is an ```INamedTypeSymbol```. So, the only ways to refactor these methods would be:

1. Include ```SymbolKind.ErrorType``` (and hope I didn't miss anything else not caught by unit tests).
2. Unroll the ```TypeSwitch``` calls into "as" cast tests
3. Wait for a real type switch to appear in the C# language.

I'm going to go for approach number 3.


The context menu for tabs is not implemented yet, I meant the playlist menu in the menu bar.
A consistent behaviour between the interfaces is more important in my opinion, regardless if it is more obvious for you.
Think about all previous GTK users who got used to start a playlist by double-clicking the tabs.


maybe you should use atom editor with auto jshint :laughing:


aaa


Note that this is provided in rigger.git/bin as a standalone bash script. Rigger adds this directory to $PATH on startup, so any script called by rigger has access to binaries/scripts living within this directory.


Same comment here about `${CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR}` vs `lib${LIB_SUFFIX}`.


`libexec` is always wrong for Python packages. The variable provided by the `GNUInstallDirs` module is right.

And yes, oops. This needs `${CMAKE_INSTALL_LIBDIR}`. Unfortunately, it uses `lib64` on Red Hat distros which is wrong for non-system installs (which is why I prefer `${LIB_SUFFIX}`).


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incorrect issue number in the commit message: the correct one is MID-2536


![screen shot 2015-09-14 at 11 37 44 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5629547/9854236/bc549358-5ad5-11e5-9e6c-c04df5e0b301.png)


I'm looking at this and not sure why you added it. We already have `MultipartEncoder` in `JFS.post()`.

https://github.com/thusoy/jottalib/blob/b7ae27c7558b51288fc73381e5af7aaad03ef7de/src/jottalib/JFS.py#L804

If memory serves me right, you started your fork before @alexschrod forked, and while he solved the same problem as you do here, his code was merged first ... Or is there another reason that I'm not seeing?


Yes, there are four lower braces on the upright frame: two of each.  They are mirror images of each other, so one type will go on the front-left corner and back-right corner, and the other type will go on the front-right corner and back-left corner.


To clean up some code


I don't like this implementation for a few reasons:

1. This is called rubyfill, and this isn't how `.find` is implemented in Ruby. Would be confusing.
2. What if you have an array of Objects, and you want to match a specific key? This wouldn't work.

I would propose that we add a polyfill that just aborts if `Array.prototype.find` exists already, and implement it the Ruby (and ES6) way if not.


Welp I accidentally pressed this button how do I close this?


Yes, it is funky. Yes, it is the capitalization used by Python (look at the CPython source tree…all kinds of unfortunate directory names there :( ).

In any case, this is the directory where numpy, matplotlib, etc. install themselves to on Windows. John knows I'm working on it.


Can you move the media.js into the builds folder and check?


Yes i do it sometimes for code re usability when there is already have a catch clause for the same exception type. Otherwise i would end up duplicating some code. In this case the message for PasswordException is the actual error message we send back to the user which is not always the case for other Exception types which at times might contain sensitive data as you can see on line 115 i don't send back the exception's message back to the user, i just log it


np, I needed those updates. I have a few more ideas, so I'll throw in some PRs later on. The plugin is actually quite complete. Good job! :)


- line 304 is missing the quotation marks
- why not extend additional properties?
It's default is an empty schema and we can it extend with ```id``` ...


:+1: for the commit message


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Based on the description we think this is a bug in Protractor. If that's the case let's submit a PR.


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In your connection to Haas, I like how you see different methods of communication as tracks of progress. I think that is a very good way of terming the relationship between old and new technology. Especially because Haas argues that both old and new technology can be used interchangeably without one being better than the other. As you mention at the end of you connection, that technology is not linear.


This is some scala extensions for JSON mapping in Jackson


poistettu tupla


#### Score:
16 / 16

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

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

#### Notes:
1.  WHOA!!!! VERY NICE JOB!
2.  There is some really advanced CSS and well thought out rules.
3.  Images folder would usually go inside the Assets folder.  Assets folder generally contains Images, CSS, JS.
4.  Excellent use of HTML.  I would recommnd using more descriptive ID's and class names in some areas.  fa, fa-diamond, fa-copy are all very well thought out names.  "one" is too vague.  "section-one" would be better.
5.  Please message me on slack if you feel that you need more challenging assignments.  Or if you don't feel like you need more challenging assignments but wouldn't mind having them available for when you do!


Not a problem. :) I've pushed up a new version of the snapshot. The basic
idea is that people who are brave can use the snapshot. If I have no
complaints after a month I'll turn it into 0.5.0 proper. Of course, since
0.4.0-SNAPSHOT only got 19 downloads *total* last month I think it's fair
to say that I'm very glad I have a lot of tests (not enough, but a lot).

On Monday, September 14, 2015, Matthew Wampler-Doty <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Okay, I just wanted to use this for a snapshot of my own project:
> https://github.com/xcthulhu/clj-bitauth
>
> I didn't really know how you were versioning stuff, sorry :(
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/xcthulhu/cljs-ajax/commit/821f47df1a2927b8f5de88afd70ac044001c8129#commitcomment-13215887>
> .
>

--
Sent from an iPhone, please excuse brevity and typos.


Почему не проверяешь результат здесь?


This was a copy of a method I had already written in Java. So I didn't look it over to fully convert it.


It's not used anywhere, because it's a dummy value (to make sure the `.drv` gets a different hash).


Probably can. See comment above.


I want system installs to be the default out-of-the-box behavior. I am not opposed to allowing overrides (hence the programmable install location), but we should be targeting package maintainers, not superbuilds, for the default use case. Otherwise our packages will never get distributed.


first github

commit at all


:rocket: :+1:


#732 Вот тут. Если убрать передачу по ссылке, то все работает.


I think you meant it to be `word-wrap`?


typo in `renering`


Shouldn't it be `CACHE STRING`? I see `PLATFORM_VARIANT STREQUAL "rpi2"` below


Interesting. So you are updating the labels every time someone updates a topic. Can you see a time in which you wouldn't want to do that on a topic update? Just asking.


over


I'm not sure what you would like me to change.


Is that a generic philosophical question or about this code in particular?

Checked exceptions are fine if you plan on actually doing something with them.

In this case, I'm implementing a contract that's used in the DropWizard framework. So I just followed their contract requirements which allow for an IOException to be thrown.


They added int, bool and string :D

So we can't do stuff like
```php
public function test($test){

}
```

And we have to add int, bool or string?


Why do we need to set `PLATFORM_VARIANT` explicitly, though? Isn't `TARGET_ARCH` is set to `armv7` by `target_architecture()` call? If not, why?


Start


You should import translations at line 9.


You can do min=0 instead of using a custom constraint.


I get erros after this commit :

````
2015-09-14 17:57:38,038:ERROR:cohorte.config.reader: Error parsing file '/Users/debbabi/OneDrive/Workspaces_Git/AGILIUM/agilium-ng-server/cohorte-home/macosx/conf/boot-forker.js': Expecting property name enclosed in double quotes: line 36 column 3 (char 573)
2015-09-14 17:57:38,039:ERROR:__main__            : Error running the isolate: Expecting property name enclosed in double quotes: line 36 column 3 (char 573)
> /Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/3.4/lib/python3.4/json/decoder.py(359)raw_decode()
-> obj, end = self.scan_once(s, idx)
````


Yes it is, but in the previous version of the code, it wouldn't have been possible to selectively inhibit one connection more than the other (because all the internal connections from ```self.inhibit``` used the same scale). I.e. no functionality was lost here. The other inhibitory scaling factors (e.g. ```wta_inhibit_scale```) have been relocated to their respective functions.


I'd remove `oc-mail:` prefix from commit subject as this is affecting the whole SOGo code.


hah, well, that is easier.


This fix is incorrect.  The problem is that the two callers of _print_returns_summary() are not consistent with the 'ret' parameter.  See #26992.


I can't even run the rails server in dev without this line present. Throws the same error as presented in #619 .


Good call with the `authorize! :manage`. Unfortunately changing that line had the side effect of breaking some specs which expected authorization to occur with `:update`. Will push a fix in a second.


Nice


spacing between the key/value and hash-rocket =>


i'd say update


Sweet. Would be great to have some specs for this (we probably have to clean up the admin controllers and make sure they use stuff like `load_and_authorize_resource` anyway).


Looks like a typo found it's way into this commit!

(Causes a fairly non-descript error of `IndentationError: unexpected indent`.)


Hi Lukasz,

The background switcher extension should now be compatible with v2 of the framework and function as required.

I have merged this in a hotfix to the master branch - please can you use this new version of background switcher and let me know if the problem has been resolved?

Thanks,


It was not fully finished :)


Actually commenting code is a good practice because after some time you'd normally forget why did you do such thing. So after several month when you forget why did you do this or that, comments will help you maintain the code (:


It is desirable to use [CMake](http://www.cmake.org/) to build the project.


my comment for id = 16


Generic.

Ah yes, but I feel most times you can't recover from checked exceptions. Like loading a file, its not there well then I can't do anything. I guess if it was an create or read from a file.

I've grown to find checked exceptions useless as most things I've seen don't recover. And throwing exceptions in general ends up being bad programming. So I did appreciate that about go.


Branching off of how technology is linked with its culture and history, the second case study Haas presents shows how the (possible) history of a city can have larger implications in how technology is implemented, in the case of the case study, it was implementing electronic communications. This plan ultimately did not succeed. Understanding the historical context of technology can be crucial to whether a plan is successful or not, as seen in this case study.


Yes I did ...


Thanks @mwehr


So I assume this is pattern matching.


#### Score:
16 / 16

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

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

#### Notes:
1.  Great job!
2.  Nice use of classes.  As you can see, it gets repetitive and you could have benefited from a psuedo selector in some scenarios
3.  Remember to use `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.
4.   Use `<h1>'`- `<h6>` instead of just al `<p>` made larger with CSS
5.  CSS naming is well done.  Consider organizing your .css page with comments.  It can be organized by heirarchy (element selectors first, then class then ID) or it can be organized by style type (fonts, layouts, coloring, etc) or it can also be organized by function (header css, main css, footer css, buttons, images, etc).  Any organization works, but having some commented sections is helpful.


Did your repository get opted-in to having Docker support on Travis? I didn't think it was generally available yet.


@nuwang Take a note of this commit - it changes OpenStack builds should be called (use `only melbourne` instead of `-only openstack`).


It returns `-1` for control characters (except the null byte which is `0`...)


I'll remove this commit and we can revisit later


is it intentional that the coefficients are duplicated


@megazord I am proposing a PR for play version upgrade. However, I need your help on the checklist I might need for a complete PR. Please kindly let me know what I am missing currently in this PR. Thanks


@vladikoff: you can release a new version after bumping the minor one.


How needs `git add` anyway?  Done now, thanks!


change error message


>to support datasource.js and potentially deprecate datasource.local.<js|json>.
+1


wrong edit


approved


@mistercrunch just to help... what I've seen in practice is libraries/frameworks using `>=`, but applications always using `==` even for tests. Tests usually use a tests requrements.txt which then requires the common requirements.txt file. I would also take a look at [snakebasket](https://github.com/prezi/snakebasket).


Added a README


I asked Tim the same question about comments in log files when I was reviewing one of his acceptance tests :)

https://github.com/edx/edx-analytics-pipeline/pull/147#discussion_r38260808

TL;DR - other log files in the fixtures folder are doing the same thing.


Yeah I based this on the `test_student_engagement` file.


Sounds good I'll fix this. I was in a rush to keep my streak last night.
I'm sorry!!! Haha
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> I don't like this implementation for a few reasons:
>
>    1. This is called rubyfill, and this isn't how .find is implemented in
>    Ruby. Would be confusing.
>    2. What if you have an array of Objects, and you want to match a
>    specific key? This wouldn't work.
>
> I would propose that we add a polyfill that just aborts if
> Array.prototype.find exists already, and implement it the Ruby (and ES6)
> way if not.
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93653360-ResetVarsAtEndOfWarmup (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1863 of 1863 tests passed)

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Hmm, I was just copying how it was done in the existing tests. Not sure of the rationale for the list comprehension.


No me gusta tu comentario


#### Score:
16 / 16

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

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

#### Notes:
1.  Great job!  You're hired.  Do you supply the land for my goats as well?
2.  Very creative and intelligent use of a dropbox style sheet!
3.  CSS naming is well done.  Consider organizing your .css page with comments.  It can be organized by heirarchy (element selectors first, then class then ID) or it can be organized by style type (fonts, layouts, coloring, etc) or it can also be organized by function (header css, main css, footer css, buttons, images, etc).  Any organization works, but having some commented sections is helpful.
4.  odd-section, even-section is a good example of where you could use a pseudo selector.
5.  Once you master margin and floats, do not ever use the `<table>` element for a layout purposes.  That was a great way to get the results you want and was the correct way to do layouts for years, but with mobile phones and tablets, front end web no longer advises using tables for anything except tabular data.  You will learn more about that this week!


Se agregaron mi nombre y correo al gráfico.


I don't think that's equivalent sine `check_expr_option` does `check_type` when `None`.  I guess we could have a new `Lib.Option` func that also takes a `unit -> unit`, but `check_expr_option` starts to seem simpler then.


@Triben98
Ping needed


I really like your thoughts here. I had similar thoughts. Although, I think some of your latter thoughts are implied in Dilger's main argument. Yet, what I wish he incorporated was a more explicit trajectory, track, addendum about what he dubs Grid 2.0. This could prove to be an interesting in-class discussion.


Missing `git add` ? ;)


Move this check at the beginning of the function. It makes no sense to perform operations such as creating a fd_set and clearing it if you're not going to use it anyway.


Also, you need to version the name, git does it for you.


Nice code


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

Regards, Alfred


YES YES YES YES YES YES YES


1604-pumpschedule (kbenne) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2308 of 2343 tests passed)

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Looks like its canola


On Fri, 11 Sep 2015 12:42:00 -0700, "Alton(ius) Blom" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> I think the tags should be included for the other MUST criteria.

All the MUST, SHOULD, and RECOMMENDED criteria are now tagged.  At least, they SHOULD (ha!) be.

--- David A. Wheeler


AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!


(whoa), cool.

While I think this would give you a pretty complete set of warnings related to mismatches of one element in the pre-sorted vs. the corresponding element in the sorted representation, I could see situations in which you'd get what might seem to be an excessive number of warnings.  For example, if you had 100 rules arranged in proper ascending order with respect to the `sort-order` field except for the largest `sort-order` being the first one in the list, I think you'd end up getting 100 warning messages - one for each line mismatched - as opposed to just one message for the single rule that would seem to be what is out of order.

I probably would have gone instead with an algorithm which only writes a warning message when one rule in the pre-sorted list has a `sort-order` that is later than the `sort-order` which follows it rather than comparing elements across the pre-sorted and sorted lists.  I don't think we should burn much more time on this, though, so unless this would look extremely straightforward to do, I'd punt on doing anything further with this.


#### Score:
16 / 16

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

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

#### Notes:
1.  Nice job implementing the normalize.css!
3.  Remember to use `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.
4.   It's better to not wrap `<p>` tags around `<ul>` tags and most other block level elements.  `<p>` tags should either contain text or wrap around a `<span>` or `<li>` usually.  `<p class="box">` could have been a `<div class="box">` or `<section class="box">` and then contained a `<p>` tag.


Always untrustable. Everything could be changed by a tweaker, including mod checking packet, right? Btw where can I learn more about the permission, like whether it is for each player? On IRC?


TODO: Mention this naming schema in the thesis, and change the definition of constructor extraction accordingly. Then also change the description of the unnesting accordingly. (This will also make it clear why the constructor unnesting undoes the variable split, since now the names are guaranteed to fit.)


@dschwen Can you please help me understand this derivation for jacobian? Term "- _grad_v[_qp](_component)" is  not a function of the variable "u", however it remains unchanged between residual and jacobian equations.


Not sure what this name means actually :) Do you mean "XWiki Instance Filter"? "Filter" seems a bit too generic a name, don't you think?


Just out of curiosity and ignorance, what's to be gained by making `libksba` an optional dep as opposed to just dumping it?


Works like a charm :)
Thanks


Hey Walker--this commit just removes the physfacets because they'll get put back once the script is run?


Moved the file. Its working fine now.


Looks good.


93653360-ResetVarsAtEndOfWarmup (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1335 of 1335 tests passed)

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Since the change was a small function not really related to the main function, version is modified as a minor update.


We could, but let's see how #867 shakes out before we focus on details like this.


previous commits were before adding gitignore, reverted some changes, added gitignore, then recommitted


102497980-Improve-waste-heat-function-handling-for-CoilCoolingDXMultiSpeed-and-CoilHeatingDXMultiSpeed-#5162 (lgu1234) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Build Failed

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develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (798 of 798 tests passed)

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Forum for the first one to be the one that is all about the future


init


This results in a type `value option option` (b/c `eval_expr` already results in an `expr_option`).


Maybe we should check both `/usr/local/lib` and `/usr/lib`. On my system it installed under `/usr/local/lib/`--not sure what determines where it goes.


why do we remove `oneof`?


I don't think there is a need for ETA expansion (that underscore at the end) as I assume that function is already returned from setupSsc(...).


Yep! They'll be re-added when the scrip runs. Making these manual edits was easier than having to code in special considerations for physdescs that already have both an extent and a physfacet tag.


`./configure --prefix=/usr` when building `librdkafka` will put it at `/usr/lib`.


Why do we have the screenshots here in the project folder?. We don't need it here, please remove.


Here's the potential lightfunc issue: for lightfuncs `act->func` would be NULL. The fix would be:

```
duk_push_tval(ctx, act->tv_func);
```

This always exists, and you can read virtual properties off lightfuncs so that `fileName` etc will have some reasonable values.


Gotcha. I guess I just ran `./configure` without passing any `prefix`.


@BernhardPosselt I had to change this to take into account new core restrictions on the autoloader. Does it make sense to you?


we don't need file1, can you git rm content/file1 ?

Once you have that completed I'll merge the request.


Try to avoid any "magic numbers" in your code. In this example there's no explanation of where 0.0001 comes from, and similarly for 0.06, and the other 0.00001 that appear in this function, and similarly for other functions too. Either add comments every time this happens, or, better, define constants (denoted by giving them names in capitals) for any magic numbers you'll use, up at the top of the function or file. e.g.
RATE_START = 0.0001
RATE_INCREMENT = 0.0001
RATE_MAX = 0.06
rate = RATE_START
while rate < RATE_MAX:
    // whatever
    rate += RATE_INCREMENT
and also add a comment somewhere describing what these constants and the loop are for, e.g.
# Calculate the monthly payment for every interest rate within the range.


I'd like to propose an alternative way of marking criteria. Why do we want
criteria to have a name? So that we can refer to them in discussion, and
see how they evolve over time. In the past, most standard-like things used
numbering, but this obviously causes problems with renumbering. The other
nice to have would be linkability specific requirements. However, there's
no real value (and actually negative) to exposing the criteria tags to
casual readers, since they interrupt the flow of the text.

So, I propose that we emulate the approach of the Ruby style guide <
https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide#no-spaces-braces> to explicitly
create superscripted link tags for every criteria, where the name of the
tag is the marking.

What do you think?

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> wrote:

> On Fri, 11 Sep 2015 12:42:00 -0700, "Alton(ius) Blom" <
> notifications@github.com> wrote:
> > I think the tags should be included for the other MUST criteria.
>
> All the MUST, SHOULD, and RECOMMENDED criteria are now tagged. At least,
> they SHOULD (ha!) be.
>
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>


#### Score:
14 / 16

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

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag (not needed for 1st assignment)
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes (not needed for 1st assignment)
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+0 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1.  Nice job implementing the google font!
3.  Remember to use `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.
4.   It's better to not wrap `<p>` tags around `<ul>` tags and most other block level elements.  `<p>` tags should either contain text or wrap around a `<span>` or `<li>` usually.  `<p class="box">` could have been a `<div class="box">` or `<section class="box">` and then contained a `<p>` tag.
5.  Indent, indent indent!  Make sure your code is indented well and divided into sections to create a natural tree hierarchy.


Definitely.


@morpheu \o/


There should be a space between line 11 and line 12.


Oh, right @laagesen will fix this in his PR. This term should of course have vanished when taking the derivative. It is a little surprising this still converged so well with NEWTON.


Ah, did not rerun the specs. Apologies!


An additional comment from pluralsight.


Just a nagging concern someone, somewhere will complain loudly if we drop it completely suddenly. If nobody files an issue between 2.1.8 and 2.1.9 with "Why is ksba no longer linked" it can die.


Please remove the space between line 20 and line 23. It's not necessary.


What does this empty div do here?


you can unpack the return value directly, like this:
lsmpay, lsapr = aprslist(Amount, Months)


I'll see about being smarter about looking in multiple places, the problem was just that linking against static libraries is more strict than dynamic ones in terms of passing multiple paths as long as one resolves. If a static path isn't found, the linker will fail.


@claudep
This appears to cause a regression / misbehaviour: https://code.djangoproject.com/ticket/25400


The BAN data are available under 2 different licences:
- ODbL
- a specific one choosen by La Poste and IGN (less open than ODbL)

I'm surprised to see the links/cache refering to this specific licence version.

Both versions are weekly updated. The ODbL version is missing two postal specific fields (nom_afnor and libelle_acheminement).

The ODbL should be prefered, as it also benefit from a lot of cleaning/conforming scripts.

It is available here: http://bano.openstreetmap.fr/BAN_odbl/ in CSV, shapefile and json.


@paulrobinson This asset from Adobe is now 404ing and is causing a JavaScript error on the production site.

```
_satellite is not defined
```


leave spaces on each side of '=' in assignment, and same goes for comparisons etc.


Je me suis emmelé les pinceaux, rectifié ;)


Can you be more specific than "less open than ODbL"? In what way is it less open?


Some typing error


Would you be willing to submit a PR making the required change + adding a unit test?


The source of confusion, I believe, is that `covariance2` is used for Cholesky root of covariance matrix. And here we have matrices after decorrelation. And actually covariance matrix becomes identity.

What if we won't return covariance matrix and state in documentation that it becomes identity? It can clarify other code. For example `_filter_correct` (for UDU' filter) takes some observation covariance, but nothing is said about that it should actually be diagonal (and in practice it is always identity).


This breaks `gym`, as `ipa_swift_frameworks` is needed later on.


Ok, obrigado!


#### Score:
16 / 16

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

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

#### Notes:
1.  Ah it's so pretty!  Nice job!
2.  Remember to use `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.
3.   The `<span>` tag is an inline element and shouldn't be used the same as `<div>` and the list above.  `<span>` is best used within a `<p>` tag to style specific words or letters.  All of your `<span>` elements should be a tag from the list above.
4.  Avoid using capital letters in tag names `<li>` is better than `<LI>`
5.  Avoid using capital letters in class and ID names.  `.resume` is better than `.RESUME`


This is a good start for Brosset's article. Yet, what is Brosset responding to, exactly? Or, put another way, what is he proposing? And, why?


Thanks!


**react/display-name**: TestComponent component definition is missing display name


**no-undef**: "expect" is not defined.


**no-undef**: "describe" is not defined.


**no-undef**: "it" is not defined.


**no-undef**: "before" is not defined.


**no-undef**: "TestUtils" is not defined.


This depends on method = addEmergencyContact


I think @mark-bradshaw came up with this fix, care to comment?

Looks like a workaround. The original line 521 indicated that `angular.resumeBootstrap` should be defined. The "best" approach would be to figure out _why_ the function isn't defined, which I would suggest in a GitHub Issue before submitting this patch.


Just a mistake. Fill be fixed.


It will be shown if `after_scripts.sh` is uncollapsed. Further information which should be shown can be appended to the file `/tmp/cdash-important.log` or from python test scripts by using `printImportant(info)` from `utilities.py`.


<img width="700" alt="screenshot 2015-09-14 at 9 38 25 am" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/992008/9855629/62448b40-5ac4-11e5-8f5b-f8039256e15a.png">


Try to be consistent with naming and casing of functions, variables etc. though I don't particularly mind what style you go for. Calling this function aprslist, but the next one calcAPR looks wrong. I tend to go for camelCase function names and under_lined variable names, but that's just me. So maybe listAPR, calcAPR, and finalCalcuation? This applies to lots of your variable names too.


Well that was fast.  We are curious as to what motivates the use of the cache for you?  Do you have a performance test suite that shows what your performance is like without the cache both memory usage and speed?  Our concerns center around having the caching at all.  The need for compact is driven by using a string referenced cache with WeakReferences.  We aren't questioning if it will work we just don't know the numbers you have to show us why this is needed.

Again, thanks for you attention to this issue.


My experience is that often you can avoid `!important` by using a more specific CSS selector. How about `#lobby-chat-messages .user-chat-message`, would that work?


The regex /<noscript[\s\S]+<\/noscript>/gi is wrong: https://regex101.com/r/nN2uG8/1


93653360-ResetVarsAtEndOfWarmup (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1866 of 1869 tests passed)

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Thank you so much! I love how personalized this feedback is!

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 12:36 PM, MicFin <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Score:
>
> 16 / 16
> Rubric:
>
> +0 ... does not meet expectations
> +1 ... meets expectations
> +2 ... exceeds expectations
> Details:
>
> +2 ... Link both pages together using a tag (not needed for 1st assignment)
> +2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
> +2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes (not
> needed for 1st assignment)
> +2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
> +2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5
> different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background,
> text-decoration) to these elements
> +2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul,
> ol, a, img) on your pages
> +2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html
> and .css files
> +2 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability
> Notes:
>
>    1. Ah it's so pretty! Nice job!
>    2. Remember to use <div>, <section>, <main>, <footer>, <aside> and
>    <header> to organize areas of a page.
>    3. The <span> tag is an inline element and shouldn't be used the same
>    as <div> and the list above. <span> is best used within a <p> tag to
>    style specific words or letters. All of your <span> elements should be
>    a tag from the list above.
>    4. Avoid using capital letters in tag names <li> is better than <LI>
>    5. Avoid using capital letters in class and ID names. .resume is
>    better than .RESUME
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/cxw320/Homework/commit/ad9093b56ef3883c0013e9a2a06464e52412a074#commitcomment-13217508>
> .
>


#### Score:
14 / 16

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

#### Details:
+2 ... Link both pages together using a tag (not needed for 1st assignment)
+2 ... Use a unique title and a single unique h1 tag
+2 ... Show images using img tags including unique alt attributes (not needed for 1st assignment)
+2 ... Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages
+2 ... Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (font-size, color, font-family, background, text-decoration) to these elements
+2 ... Use at least 6 different HTML tags (h1, h2, h3, h4, h5, h6, p, ul, ol, a, img) on your pages
+2 ... Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files
+0 ... Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability

#### Notes:
1.  Remember, if you use the `<style>` tag to do CSS then it has to go inside the `<head>` tag and not inside the `<body>` tag.
2.  Remember to use `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.


@digitalcraftsman this should help you with your CSS problem.


Error Java Heap size in Android Studio 1.3.2
error preview http://i.stack.imgur.com/X2hVu.png

solution try
 http://stackoverflow.com/questions/31964072/error-java-heap-size-in-android-studio-1-3-1
but not work


better to use a for loop here instead of a while loop.
for i in range(len(lsmpay)):
    // do stuff
Also no real need for the extra variable 'n'


ops I have to move this somewhere else. Did you guys tried this repl yet? It's pretty good.


Again, a comment about what this loop does would be helpful


Yes I saw it.
Interactive serial connection would be a good thing, but first I think we have other things to do like LUA adoptions/rewrite.

Maybe first a standalone script for calculating the dividers would be enough.

I would say first stable the whole codebase we currently have, and then add new features.

I also think it would be good to open issues for all ideas we have, so that we can discuss them there.


Vote destruction is already done further up in the function.


I would say let's change it, cause it gives an explicit way to opt-in or out, as well as adding flexibility for the case where a form has two email-address type fields (such as 'backup email address' who knows). That way, even just on the user-facing action form, it's bound to things with type email, rather than fields named email.


The share alike part is much stronger. This is in part why you have to fill a form to download the data.
The french opendata community complained about it and does not consider it as an open licence.


Indeed! Here's something to consider: How might these cases be understood within a "writing practice" framework? (See the handout from day 1: http://4662wf15.clindgrencv.com/assets/docs/writ-prac-handout.pdf).

Haas' case of the blue sheet in the abortion clinic illustrates quite well how even mundane, simple documents have complex uses and meaning-making linked to their production and use(s).


@hinerm  @etarena
Looks great! Don't want to sound pedantic, but "An open platform for scientific image analysis" sounds rather under-descriptive. What about:
- The de facto standard in scientific image processing
- The open platform for scientific image analysis


Very Good, this is the only one can work in my phone


Nice!  Perhaps a rename to `webgl_custom_attributes_points_sorted.html` makes sense, now.

Actually, is this a `PointCloud` example or a custom-attribute example? Maybe there is a better name.

BTW, this is one reason why creating a directory structure for the examples is problematic -- examples can demonstrate multiple features, and the folder in which they should be placed can be debated.


This is a commit regarding my details and this repository


Good! Be sure to also understand his exigence (why he's writing this article) and his purpose(s) as linked to his exigence.


Hi and thanks for creating a pull request to fix this issue.
Actually, by using `pushState` instead of `back`, the `if(_urlChangedOnce)/else` condition isn't needed any more.
I believe that a cleaner code would be like so :
```javascript
if(!_closedFromURL) {
	if(_initialHash) {
		_windowLoc.hash = _initialHash;
	} else if (_supportsPushState) {
		// remove hash from url without refreshing it or scrolling to top
		history.pushState('', document.title,  _windowLoc.pathname + _windowLoc.search );
	} else {
		_windowLoc.hash = '';
	}
}
```


hooray, I did something on github.


thx will fix


Read README.md to see how to start a mini server in the language of your choice for "Fetching from server part 2".


Do we support both http and https?


Может быть стоит добавить ссылку на htmlbook.ru?


You forgot to change reference to this file in root `index.js` file

```
require('./dist/index.js');
module.exports = 'datePicker';
```


#### Score:
14 / 16

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

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

#### Notes:
1.  Remember, if you use the `<style>` tag to do CSS then it has to go inside the `<head>` tag and not inside the `<body>` tag.
2.  Remember to use `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.
3.  No more CSS in your HTML from now on! :)


Is there a  particular case that struck you? What are the major concepts that she puts forward to help others illuminate relations between old and new?


Whoops! :-)


update integrantes.md


EvapCoolingSizingFix (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1860 of 1862 tests passed)

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This tripped me up for a while, thought it was a string thing, but turned out that rendering into the 'value' attribute here in IE10 & 11 was removing everything after the first comma. I couldn't replicate this in JSBin strangely, not sure what was causing it exactly (whether it was some React internals stuff), but updating to use a data attribute instead of the value attribute fixed it...


Nit: should we keep the quotes around GenFacadesPath in case it contains a white space?


@ThomasBurleson Sorry about that. Will remember from here on out. @topherfangio Yes, I will try if I can recreate it in a Codepen and create a new issue (and mention you). Thanks!


тут дата не надо просто парамс language.data


Good. Different goals and situations call for different systems of writing tools and document configurations.


My idea here was to explicitly point out "alignment takes no part in semantics".  With the `_`, you know *something* isn't taking part, but you don't know what.  I could take it out, though.


Nit: this uses a mix of qualified and unqualified `Source.it`. Should probably be consistent throughout the function (in whatever direction).


Would prefer if this was done with https://github.com/cgwalters/rpmdistro-gitoverlay


Great, but don't use letters to accesskey. It's better using numbers, like  accesskey="1". Using letter "p", for example, can conflict with the keyboard shortcut for "print".

It's not recommended to use more than 3 accesskey shortcuts in the page. You can let nly this one on ZOFE.


Nit: `vo`?


I’m not sure what to call the plugin. I guess that’s not visible to the user (designer) is it? The chosen name sounds good for that. I’m only concerned about the properties and their values.


Unless we're doing a clean VM/container each time, this can leave leftover files and cause some hard-to-diagnose problems.  Don't get me wrong, I do this on my workstation now, but I wouldn't want it in CI (unless we knew there was external snapshots)


Nit: `List.map ref evs`


LGTM up to nits


 Daniel
or change the code to be compatible with 5.3+


@psiroky wouldn't it be sufficient to create new instance from keySet instead of using keys method:
```
Collections.unmodifiableCollection(new HashSet(this.registeredManager.keySet()));
```
or even skip unmodifiableCollection since we create new set anyway
```
new HashSet(this.registeredManager.keySet())
```
wdyt?


LGTM.


Yep. Lotta folks tripped up on that one! :-)


I don't think it's a problem. We should probably just link against whatever path is the default for `./configure`. People who'd pass a `prefix` to `./configure` should be able to pass in the path as `LIB_RDKAFKA_STATIC`.


thanks @jmanero for let me use 'nitro' package!


remove console.logging :)


#### Score:
16 / 16

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

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

#### Notes:
1.  Remember, if you use the `<style>` tag to do CSS then it has to go inside the `<head>` tag and not inside the `<body>` tag.
2.  Use `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.
3.  Next up, CSS!


93653360-ResetVarsAtEndOfWarmup (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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I do like running the tests as root and non-root both.  Lately though I've been thinking more that anything that needs root for tests might be better covered by some other testing framework - as it's very likely that "system integration" is necessary.

Say for example you're doing systemd or NetworkManager tests - you really want a framework that allows you more control over the environment, particularly with support for destructive tests that might e.g. stop network interfaces or services.


I like your last thought in this paragraph. What are the concepts that Haas puts forward to help others engage human-tool relations; particularly in relationship to writing?


Yes, I was suggesting the pattern `Load ({mem; ext; align = _}, e1)` to express that.


Consistent with prior edit. Great!


Aligned braces to conform to standard practice.


oh, great point! thanks for that Reinaldo. will fix it as soon as I can :)


who is connect to the server password?
Notepad++
NppFTP - Disconnected


If this is broken, would you mind fixing the test?


Great. I'll try to implement this feature in the next days.


Crappier user experience... but OK thanks.


Why the change from 22050 to 8192? I don't recall this being changed, but I might be forgetting.


The goal of installed tests was that:
 - This stuff is automatically generated when a new component is added
 - Reverse dependency (or all) testing - e.g. when ostree changes, rerun rpm-ostree's tests.  When glib changes, run ostree's *and* rpm-ostree's tests, etc.

This doesn't help us get to that point, because we wouldn't be capturing the ostree/rpm-ostree combination for example.

In conclusion then, I'm not fundamentally opposed to this patch or anything, but I think it makes more sense to have this be done external to each component.


Admin stuff up front, pushing features together after admin stuff...

At some point it will make sense to break Docs into more than 1 URL...


Yea, it's also going to come pre-built with the binaries, so anyone actually building it is going to have a good idea of what they're trying to do.


There should be a checkstyle task per source set


Ceeping Comments Current :)


Should this be done in CSS (e.g. tree.scss)?


An alternate is &(operator*()); but I don't thinks its an improvement.


No places to eat? REJECTED!


Thanks for the clarification @mart-e! :D. By following Odoo in twitter now
I realize that version 9.0 will be released in October 1st.

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wrote:

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> be a version 9 :-) this is the master branch, containing the code for the
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> alpha
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Agreed, I'll change it.


Cool. Improved coverage.


Fine


LGTM


102941444_CorrectBSDFs (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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@luolong @quintesse So the thing about that is that `longFormatTime()` doesn't format a zoned datetime, it only formats a zoned _time_.

(Another problem is that not all the locale files actually include the timezone in the format pattern. Most do, but Finnish, Chinese, and Korean don't. I'm not sure quite what to make of that.)

WDYT?


Ok I guess the craziness of this merge committ is due to the new wrapper generation script causing a whitespace change for each function that is wrapped....


Fixat, tack!


I would make a greater (order of magnitude) difference between medium and large builds: maybe we just need 2 different sizes:
Small: 10 projects, 100 classes per project, 5 external deps per project
Large: 100 projects, 1000 classes per project, 50 external deps per project


It would be good to change this in the managed code too


Good job Taylor. The scatter plot looks nice.
-Yilong


Are the f32/64 implementations similar enough to create them from a functor and avoid the code duplication?


removed in next commit


long overdue, I know :)


There is no glXSwapInterval in GLX 1.4. So, we need to use extensions which depend on driver's implementation (amd / nvidia) and so called EXT, MESA and SGI. EXT should be used (cf. https://www.opengl.org/wiki/Swap_Interval) but, of course, this doesn't work with my mesa's driver 10.5.9 and HD6850. So the solution is to load the three extensions and test which one works ! I had to write NzglXSwapIntervalMESA because glXSwapIntervalMESA is defined in my <GL/glx.h> and I got "undefined reference to" when I link. Maybe I will try something else.


Agreed! I hope that you and others can perhaps integrate her concepts as the relate to the writing practices handout: http://4662wf15.clindgrencv.com/assets/docs/writ-prac-handout.pdf


#### Score:
13 / 16

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

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

#### Notes:
1.  Use `<div>`, `<section>`, `<main>`, `<footer>`, `<aside>` and `<header>` to organize areas of a page.
2.  `<ul>` tags should wrap around your `<li>` tags
3.  Review the HTML elements from your day 1 resources page so that you become more comfortable trying out new elements.


So we were talking about `Router` injecting `ApplicationRef` and extracting the primary component from there. Any update on that change?


Good job Jacob. The scatter plot looks nice.
-Yilong


Not sure if we really care about varying the number of lines per class.


Ah, good call removing TemplateModelUrl--I just did the same in the exitFromCare configure. "templateModelUrl" is used to tell the app to load a custom model before rendering a template.  The defaultHtmlFormEncounterLong template uses a custom model provided by the htmlformentry module (I just asked this) that uses the schema to order all the observations in the proper order, but it's not used outside of the defaultHtmlFormEncounterLong template right now, so if we aren't using that template for an encounter, we don't need the model.


Is the `.` (dot) between `flume` and `module` intentional (given the other modules in this change)?


Please see the discussion in the bug – that was the decision at TPAC last year.  Happy to change it back, and just keep the language re sample rate in OfflineAudioBuffer.

From: rtoy [mailto:notifications@github.com]
Sent: Monday, September 14, 2015 9:54 AM
To: WebAudio/web-audio-api
Subject: Re: [web-audio-api] Fix sample rate in createBuffer, OfflineAudioContext (1660c89)

Why the change from 22050 to 8192? I don't recall this being changed, but I might be forgetting.

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Thanks for the tip! Unfortunately my cron scripts call cleanup right after the upgrade so there was no way to switch back.


We need to delete the `APP_COMPONENT` tag as it is no longer needed.


Rather than repeating the valid ranges, I think it makes sense to say the valid rates are those for AudioBuffers.

I thought there was an issue on this already, but I can't find it.


pkgdesc is limited to 80 chars =/


Addresses suggestion: Preserve comments in d3.js (issue #2554)
https://github.com/mbostock/d3/issues/2554


Well, actually incorrect since we need to be able to build it as a standalone lua lib even without luasandbox


This is fine now.


This experiment didn't quite go as expected, I'll wager. Jumpin' ahead to jQuery _and_ Bower? Maybe for an experiment, okay, but that big batch of `bower_components/` sure makes it harder to grade your other work.


is there no way to get "assets" for mikuia, right now? (to write this thing in a separate file, probably in coffee). or is that "embed code" soundcloud gave you?


Chú ý, PouchDB không xử lý thực sự tốt khi có nhiều lệnh update tới DB cùng 1 lúc, chính vì thế khi backupToDB() anh phải dùng Promise chaining (xem kỹ hàm backupToDbOtherBR) để đảm bảo là các lệnh ghi lên DB phải được thực hiện tuần tự.

Hàm updateInDb của em không có Promise chaining, tức là có thể nhiều thằng cùng update cùng 1 lúc (cùng tranh update db với nhau hoặc với các lệnh lưu tile xuống DB) và như thế có thể gây ra nhiều lỗi. Tốt nhất, để đảm bảo an toàn, tất cả các lệnh ghi dữ liệu lên DB cần được chaining, như thế thì sẽ đảm bảo đúng, và dữ liệu cuối cùng cũng được lưu xuống DB đầy đủ


Try to use enum datatype for category here.


`this.props` is immutable, as stated in React tutorial.  So we are switching the data to `this.state` which is dynamic and will force the component to update itself when the state changes.