It should happen when the battle is refreshed while a Pokémon in the active side is fainted, unless something was changed recently in that regard.


Hmm. After cloning this repository with this commit, it seems the code still doesn't build properly. But after opening `_oasis` in vim, it sometimes builds. Something very strange is going on. I'll keep investigating.


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Nice work on implementing cocoon! I actually think it look slickl. I honestly wouldn't worry about the choice still being available on the next dropdown since the choices won't be 100+ etc.

Keep me posted if you need help on testing.


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Though people will certainly say that "my kind and I" is more correct (and as a matter of fact, it is), I think it sounds awkward. This is someone speaking, so they don't have to use perfect grammar, so I'd suggest reverting this change.

Note for pedants: This _was_ incorrect grammar, but not for the reason you thought. The straight correction would be "I and my kind". However, I think that sounds just as awkward as the change you made. I think the ungrammatical version is actually better here.


This says the build time requirement is 3.0.5...whereas the defined maven-enforcer rules says > 3.0.5 ...so the question is what is really meant?


kodi setup is in pluginlist. kodi only in main menu. ;)


Auch hier: besser kein Deutsch, um Metadaten-Informationen zu referenzieren. Wenn die Metadaten-Kategorien tatsächlich vom Sprachkontext abhängig sein sollen, dann könnten diese internationalisiert werden (damit der gleiche Code auch für andere Sprachen nutzbar wird), oder aber wir verwenden einen komplett generischen Ansatz, wo sowohl eine abstrakte Identifikation als auch ein Anzeigename für eine Metadaten-Kategorie abgespeichert wird. Letzteres wäre vor allem dann erforderlich, wenn Metadaten-Angaben mit gleichem Kategorie-Namen (übersetzt oder unübersetzt) in der Vergleichssprache eine völlig andere Bedeutung haben, man jedoch trotzdem in die Verlegenheit kommen könnte, dafür auslesenden/auswertenden Code schreiben zu müssen. Dieser könnte sich dann an der abstrakten Identifikationsnummer orientieren.


Small typo here, should be `Application indicator:`


Sorry for the white space change. I don't know how to undo white space changes without reverting the entire commit.


Ah, if you clone this repo and run `make`, it fails. If you clone this repo and run `touch _oasis` and then `make`, it succeeds. Strange.


No, just clean cherry pick.

So if I understand you correctly, I should not do this kind of "ports", because you will periodically re-base the next branch.


We have ``app.supports`` now


I get compile error after this commit:
/opt/git/TrinityCore/src/server/game/Entities/Taxi/TaxiPathGraph.cpp:26:63: fatal error: boost/property_map/transform_value_property_map.hpp: No such file or directory

I have already boost package installed, I have no problem with compiling before this commit.


I think the return value here should be a reference; i.e.:

`std::unordered_map<std::string, std::vector<long>>&`

otherwise, we're making a copy of the hash on each call to get_hash, and any changes we make via the returned copy won't be reflected when we get the hash again.


@filo boost version?


@kokoon is this bad? I need the ID of the newly created tracklist.


Is there any good reason to rename? Especially only one of the two opposite functions?


Auch hier ist Deutsch versteckt.


Dude I was banned by your community. You guys called me a liar, that I have irrelevant code, called me a 'passive aggressive' whiner and defended those who did so. And then Soren Gasius said if I was to even submit anything to GR8, it would NEVER be accepted!!! WHY would I EVER want to work with you guys after you says things like this? Why would I ever want to work with you when you are supposed to be my community 'leaders'????

You didnt say these things Jeff... I understand this but you guys chose to make me a pariah due to your inaction and your choice to ban me rather than being human. Rather than seeing that these things are inappropriate.

If we all worked together in-person, these things would not happen. People would not be allowed to call people liars, call people passive aggressive whiners, tell people their code has no real world application and create negative workplace environments for those who are trying to contribute.

But you all did... and you contributed to it. and you jaughed at what you called a joke while I was the only one objecting.

So yeah, why would I ever accept these contribs when you dont even accept ME?


oh, I stand corrected. I knew that the *time*, *acfrequency* or *frequency* variables were available, depending on the simulation performed but not that you could use them in an equation. I know that assigning to a component a value that changes during the simulation does not work as expected, in the sense that the component value is not updated during the simulation, this is why I was convinced that the equations were computed only before and after a simulation.


mas o getInventario() retorna a ArrayList correspondente, não?


Diese Datei scheint nur ein Backup des Editors zu sein und sollte daher wieder weg.


True, I guess the first part of "Validation failed. You must be at least 18 years old to use this application." is extraneous. I'll update.


gets overwritten by props and acts as fallback to avoid errors on startup


Diese Datei scheint ebenfalls nur ein Backup des Editors zu sein und sollte daher wieder raus.


Besser kein Deutsch im Quelltext, wenn es sich nicht um Text handelt, der später internationalisiert wird und für die Frankfurter Buchmesse zunächst in Deutsch bleibt (z.B. Button-Beschriftungen).


Hi fyhertz.. Can you create a new JAR holding the newest updates? Much appreciated!


Yes I don't know if this is the right way to do this, but we have less work and we don't forget anything ... until a big change will make it impossible, I am afraid it will happen quickly!


Teste


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Looks good!! :+1:


k, ping me when ready


Way to go!


Please split this - collect _all_ GetSizeTuple/PositionTuple together in one commit, all Exception as... in another and all wx.EVT_CLOSE() commits in yet another - be sure to catch them _all_ in those commits - a single biggish commit that does just _one_ thing is easy to review. Drop the `# wx28/PHOENIX FIX` comments - instead add explanation/links to the commits' messages - plus the important parts from our discussion in your pull request.

If I understand it correctly those changes (tuples, exceptions and wx.EVT_***()) do _not_ break our current wx library, while making the code compatible with newer wx.

Test (running the debugger) that the `tuple()` call is _needed_ - if not needed please drop it.

Once all is done (testing, docs in the commit's message and splitting/squashing) I can merge those 3 commits to dev (Exception as, Get***Tuple, wx.EVENT -> Bind(EVENT))


Scaleway? More like failway.


Here is a TODO that needs to be discussed. How do we feel about this?


Is there a danger here of:
 - Process doesn't get created, maybe because it takes over 10 seconds to start (as crazy as that would be)
 - func returns
 - Process finally starts AND gets hung
 - Nothing to kill process?

Also we should probably log interrupts?


Comentário específico sobre uma linha


Nova nota de linha


Need to go through and identify the messages for each of these sequence diagrams. Most should be reused from last year's as currently documented in the ICD.


This commits breaks symfony's test suite: whitespace differences where ignore before and are not anymore now


Inclusive em linhas não alteradas


Here is a TODO that needs to be discussed. How do we feel about this? (Same comment applies to other scenarios below.)


I'd say the new behaviour is better than, and the old behaviour was broken surely?


:beers:


I totally agree.


Is there anything more we want to declare up-front that we're absolutely not going to do this time around?


Would you remove your latest commit?


Hm, not sure, do I? ;)


As I mentioned in an earlier note, I think the ungrammatical version works better here.


Согласен с Анастасией!Приложение очень полезное,однако оно лучше подошло бы к карманным устройствам.Но в таком случае скорее всего пришлось бы менять язык разработки приложения,так как писать на С# например под android очень трудно и информации по данной технологии очень мало.


Done.


Thanks!


Антон, данное приложение будет пользоваться спросом в более широком кругу пользователей. Достаточно изучить пару книг по торговле на рынке валют. Рекомендую снизить требования к потребителю в пункте "основные характеристики потребителей".


ok, we have here 2 issues.

1) mock versions: me and @aaronkaplan found that mock==1.3.0 works. Maybe we are wrong, but it is what we found out... we can try again.

2) >= vs == operators: every time some of the requirements packages are updated, we never have sure that they will keep working with intelmq, since >= will try to install thet  last version. @sebix im not sure this is the best approach, i tried to follow the best practices mentioned here https://devcenter.heroku.com/articles/python-pip#best-practices
Please, do not get me wrong... im just trying to find the more stable approach like you ;)


this broke inertial scrolling - because there we are still looking into param1 - see

https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/xbmc/input/InertialScrollingHandler.cpp#L96

i can fix this - but how to know if there are other places where we expect param1 ^^?


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I believe you guys need to do something similar for iOS apps too - https://github.com/digitalfx/RubyMotion/blob/6b00f0e89ce83fda41106f524fe649bbe77feac3/lib/motion/project/template/ios-watch-extension-config.rb#L178


were you using GetParam1() after it had been reassigned?


Wenn ich http://docs.mongodb.org/master/core/data-model-design/#data-modeling-embedding richtig verstehe, bedeutet das, dass `Topic` hier vollständig eingefügt wird und nicht nur referenziert. Dies würde bedeuten, dass mit jedem Abruf von `Textnode` auch das komplette `Topic` ausgelesen wird. Wäre es da nicht besser, `Topic` lediglich zu referenzieren? Eine weitere Frage wäre, ob `Topic` dann überhaupt noch gesondert existiert, sprich: wenn man an `Textnode` ein `Topic` anfügt, ist dies dann nur in `Textnode` vorhanden, oder auch Bestandteil des `Topic`-Repositorys?


I'm not sure that's appropriate. The main server supports the local ladder protocol, it just doesn't use it.


I take it it was just an oversight? There are only 2 places where this message is fired - and you only fixed the one in GenericTouchActionHandler.cpp somehow


that param1 in inertial scrolling is used since 2011


Sorry, I missed two more changes:

-> In is_convertible.hpp, MSVC was forming a reference to an array of unknown bound. I still don't understand how that is avoided in the rest of compilers when test is_convertible_basic_impl<T[], T*>

-> In is_signed/is_unsigned, I didn't found a workaround quickly but I saw other compilers were also using the workaround that avoids detecting generic unsigned/signed types, so I just added MSVC-7.1 to the group.


Diese Datei scheint ebenfalls nur ein Backup des Editors zu sein und sollte daher wieder raus.


No real objection to this change, but it worked fine as it was before as well.


it's probably an oversight from my side then, but it really shouldn't rely on overwriting something that subsequent message processing relies on as that's what was causing issues.


Maybe :-)
Meanwhile, I fixed Symfony's test suite.


Shouldn't this be "then"?


Данное приложение будет пользоваться большим спросом у узкого круга людей.Это будет одновременно и плюсом и минусом.Плюсом,потому что студентам нужно такое приложение каждый день.Минусом,потому что число студентов БГУИР не так уж и велико в общей массе.Из плюсов ещё могу назвать удобный интерфейс и простота использования,а так же мобильность.


@Vincent-Michael Sorry I forgot, my boost version is: 1.49, maybe I could try to upgrade to 1.55?


Again, I think this works better ungrammatical. Also, to support that, maybe remove "had".


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Idea from Rocky640. See discussion there:
https://github.com/Rocky640/Stockfish/compare/3e2591d...8f4581a


зря ты так подрубаешь, мокать потом заколупаешься если придется. Лучше весь объект зареквайрить, и использовать `_.noop` - зато сразу понятно что и откуда


This comment would be much easier to read if it was just "// (60.0f / 0.15f)" ((:


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useless ?


Hi  jason I add Palindrome app !!!!!!


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It's amazing, it seems that for our purposes here, either Xorshift happens to be particularly good or LCG happens to be particularly bad.

Here's what I get on TestWithRealData with some 8-bit LCG (and fully conformant unbiased arithmetic) and normalizing results to [0..254] in an unbiased way (either subtracting the highest bit, or nulling the lowest bit, either way gives roughly the same accuracy):

    median unsigned diff: 2 (tolerating 2)
    max unsigned diff: 15 (tolerating 10)
    median signed diff: 0 (tolerating 0)
    mean signed diff: 0.474 (tolerating 0.2)
No error: 12.72 % of entries
Error in 1..1 range: 24.31 % of entries
Error in 2..3 range: 36.94 % of entries
Error in 4..7 range: 24.32 % of entries
Error in 8..15 range: 1.70 % of entries
Error in 16..31 range: 0.00 % of entries
Error in 32..63 range: 0.00 % of entries
Error in 64..127 range: 0.00 % of entries
Error in 128..255 range: 0.00 % of entries

By contrast, the current Xorshift8 - 1

    median unsigned diff: 1 (tolerating 2)
    max unsigned diff: 9 (tolerating 10)
    median signed diff: 0 (tolerating 0)
    mean signed diff: 0.0218 (tolerating 0.2)
No error: 21.33 % of entries
Error in 1..1 range: 36.46 % of entries
Error in 2..3 range: 36.09 % of entries
Error in 4..7 range: 6.11 % of entries
Error in 8..15 range: 0.00 % of entries
Error in 16..31 range: 0.00 % of entries
Error in 32..63 range: 0.00 % of entries
Error in 64..127 range: 0.00 % of entries
Error in 128..255 range: 0.00 % of entries

And here's what rand()%255 gives - roughly equivalent to Xorshift8:

    median unsigned diff: 1 (tolerating 2)
    max unsigned diff: 9 (tolerating 10)
    median signed diff: 0 (tolerating 0)
    mean signed diff: -0.0441 (tolerating 0.2)
No error: 20.60 % of entries
Error in 1..1 range: 35.97 % of entries
Error in 2..3 range: 36.40 % of entries
Error in 4..7 range: 7.03 % of entries
Error in 8..15 range: 0.01 % of entries
Error in 16..31 range: 0.00 % of entries
Error in 32..63 range: 0.00 % of entries
Error in 64..127 range: 0.00 % of entries
Error in 128..255 range: 0.00 % of entries


Зачем мокать `noop`? )) Или аргумент больше про то, что `_.noop` так понятнее, что это такое?


@bcaudell95 from what I understand it switches over to 64-bit once it overflows the 32, then once it passes 64-bit it turns into a long and appends an 'L' at the end of the number.


You should add `// +build ignore` here so this isn't considered a package (and installed as a command in `GOPATH/bin`, etc.), since it's meant to be run via `go run serve.go`.


Jednostavna stranica koja ima za cilj da upozna korisnika sa osnovama HTML5 i CSS-a


You should check for error, in case port 8080 is already bound, etc.

```
log.Fatalln(http.ListenAndServe(port, http.FileServer(http.Dir("."))))
```


Unfortunately the above is bad because it is at the end of sharness.sh, so if "$TEST_LONG" is empty, the exit code from sourcing sharness.sh will be one.


Thanks. I had missed that one. Had only downloaded Vorze-PlayerHelper-Master..

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Just as a heads up, it will serve on all available interfaces, not *just* localhost. Probably no need to do anything, it's FYI.


T-that's not valid JSON... is ``null`` good enough?


okay dan


This should not be hyphenated.


I don't think this should be hyphenated, but it's not a common term in my experience so I'm not sure.


The import path is incorrect, it should `github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs`.

Also, you should probably state `go get -u github.com/gopherjs/gopherjs` with `-u` flag so that people don't accidentally use old version.


acho que entendi, vou arrumar o metodo na classe Dwarf o/


It will go to `$GOPATH/src/github.com/go-humble/examples`. You missed the `src` subfolder.


As a minor naming thing I think it's nice if different modules that implement the same data structure w/ same semantics  use exactly the same names.

 * This means that you can switch implementations by just changing an `import` line
 * When we have Backpack (ML style module system w/ functors), both modules can implement the same "signature"


I think the spelling "dextrous" is more common, and unless the en_GB translation changes it, it's the spelling used in-game. It should be consistent, either way - did you check it?


Ho w can you add items to the same build?


Is there any reason this is `Maybe a` instead of just `Bool`.  What are the semantics?  When could it return anything other than the same `a` argument as was passed in?


I wouldn't wrap these in div's. Keep it semantic.


@shurcooL thanks for the feedback! Incorporated all your suggestions in https://github.com/go-humble/examples/commit/6bcf88fac8e84e5c7da557ea9884ea0b9780d86e


I really think "go-to-mode" looks weird and the original "goto-mode" was better. This is basically a made-up term, so I suppose you can go either way, but I don't think there was any good reason to change it.


In my experience this is always one word; is that a GB thing?


Problem with multiple updates is fixed. If you use QSignalMapper then you have to connect signals to this mapper only one time. Then it automatically connect bundle of signals to targets.


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I'm confused on the point of this?


@shurcooL thanks! Fixed in https://github.com/go-humble/examples/commit/d6336b794abbdf296ed9e56699ee60b7998c4dbe


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I can see where you are coming from...

But wouldn't it still be more appropriate than sticking it to ``app``?

Even ``Config`` would be better I think... Actually, it would be awesome if maybe someone could put together a PR adding a ``Config.server.config`` feature to stick it in. Most of the other stuff contained in ``app.supports`` would qualify for it, as well.

Then maybe, for symmetry, we could restrict ``app.supports`` to stuff the client properly supports according to its version, and send it to the server if requested -or by default-, whichever.


This is returning TypeError: Cannot read property 'toString' of undefined


Test pull request.


Shouldn't it be `a + b + c`?


I don't think IED interaction will work with your implementation.


First of all, you should never use "==" or "!=" with floats. Use "abs(f) < tolerance". Second, this should never be false for the tricopter tail servo angle, otherwise it is crashing already and we don't care much. May be check that the allowed servo angle fits this when initializing servo and drop the check here.


here are 2 spaces missing. Are you not using the automatic formatter?


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@luca020400 grabbed it from device_clark.mk, decided to keep it.


> technika nás v tomto směru odvádí do bytí.

Nemělo tam být „odvádí _od_ bytí“?


Is this going to set the selected formatting profile for the CommonChickenRuntimeEngine project to not be the CCRE Formatting profile? (I have no idea.)


Jo, mělo!


No, this removes the part where that project had this set as an individual setting instead of leaving it as a workspace-global setting.


Unrelated comment: When I use a current build to download some modules
from ibt.org.ru (for example QQB) I first get a warning that
/ftpmirror/pub/modsword/rawzip/QQB.zip is not found (the file is called
KRKL.zip), and then get an ArithmeticException when it tries to estimate
the progress...

Is that a problem of that repo (malformed conf file?) or some bug in JSword?


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TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#IaYNr6ImT7a9MleZXwN1lw


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#CVzKRFbyRJSeeK5oj-fCWg


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#AJINBVpDQv6N4T2qZv54pQ


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#DxDKz8RJQtuifArR-Jk5UA


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#BMONy2m4SlO1_4xdhPIY8Q


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#ESJW1-4YSkesD8P2NiJpYg


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I've been swamped with other stuff but totally wouldn't mind patch release. Please feel free to, if you have time!

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OScam r10994 not oscam-emu patch error


I'm not quite sure where to ask this. But this was never really answered.

What's the workflow expected here? I install bower components, then... compile them? Then copy them over? Or do I copy the source files of my dependancies then compile them, and what about when I have some dependancies that use javascript, and others require preprocessing like coffeescript, or some css and some sass and some less?

Now that the specification is detonating that you should *not* export precompiled sources for people to use automatically, but instead files that still require compilation, what's the prescribed workflow here?


Good call on adding void to greatest_all_passed, thanks.

I've often added a similar DEF_SUITE(NAME) macro for clarity's sake, but never settled on a naming convention. Just using "SUITE(NAME);" can work, really - it just adds the prototype multiple times. Do you have any thoughts on adding a distinct declaration form vs. just explicitly documenting that?


https://github.com/CovertJaguar/Railcraft-API/blob/master/mods/railcraft/api/carts/CartTools.java#L84
Use that `GameProfile` would be much better.


Maybe, it's so difficult to detect FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD and each 32/64-bits architectures by `glob()`. So I use `has()` for short-circuit evaluation. This code evaluates `system()` when just Unix except Windows Unix like.


My fork is much more uptodate


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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.


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Хорошая идея проекта. Я бы ещё добавил дополнительные параметры метеорологических прогнозов, такие как давление воздуха и влажность для сельскохозяйственных сфер бизнеса, а также направление и скорость ветра, что пригодилось бы, например, для авиоперевозчиков и различных видов спорта (парусный спорт, сноукайтинг и тд).


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Removed. I put it for overriding margin-right which was creating an space between editor and output container. But ideally It was not needed. Please ignore.


removed


oops.


That is something not supported by CodeMirror. If we really wants this, I could use Jquery ui resizable


done


@sils1297: Ah, thanks – cheers!


Done! Though small padding-left would be appropriate to leave a little space between line numbers and code.


Done


Done.


TLDR: not planning to change in OpenIntro Statistics or Advanced High
School Statistics for the foreseeable future. ISRS is up for debate for the
next iteration.

Disclaimer
I'm replying via email without full context of the discussion. I'm
traveling outside of the US and can't log into GitHub since I have
two-factor authentication and can't get texts abroad.

> @DavidDiez, @mine-cetinkaya-rundel : where did this term come from?
I can't recall exactly. I want to say this term originally came from the
data.frame help file (the 2008 or 2009 version) or from a Wikipedia page
(again, back from 2008 or 2009), but I'm far from certain on that. Maybe we
just created the term.

One reason I favor the term "data matrix" is that many students in college
know that a matrix is boxy and also have some idea of what "data" is by the
second section in the book, so I (personally) believe this new term and its
definition require a smaller leap to conceptualize and establish into
memory than alternatives.

> Do you think it's reasonable in a future edition to shift to calling
these things data frames or is that too R specific?
Key consideration: OpenIntro Statistics and Advanced High School Statistics
just came out as new editions. Neither will get any new terms until a
future edition to ensure we don't break anything for instructors. Any
change for OpenIntro Statistics would be around 2020.

Intro Stats with Randomization and Simulation will probably include R in
the next iteration, so if it does use R in the book in the future, then the
language will likely be shifted.

Re: alternatives
I agree with Randy that "data table" is easier to understand than "data
frame" unless students will be learning some R. Whether "data table" or
data matrix" is better, I'd have to think on it some more.


Thank you very much


My bad. Occurred after resolving conflicts.


I'm not sure about it, I tried this and the Codemirror doesn't get initialized well.


Push for DS Toolkit Project


Yeah, and the reason I started working on this was to get the line numbers primarily.
Reason: Pegjs parser throws error messages which contain line numbers which is no way possible to get while debugging the grammar.


How expensive are JOINs like this? I think this is overall beneficial. The alternative to this sort of item loading would be to first load item data and then load feedItem data. This may be cheaper for loading the whole library, but then for loading a single item we are performing two separate DB queries, which is a lot more expensive, no? If we don't add another column to the items table that would indicate that the item is a feed item, we would need to perform this additional query for all item loads, whether they are feedItems or not. I guess we can test the benefits.


done.


OpenSSL headers are shipped for windows build, which includes binaries. Setting this on Posix may cause linker errors because we use embedded headers but system binaries.


Okay. Removed


That's really good. Much better than my implementation.


`change` would do the magic. Removed all other listeners


Фотка Гинзбурга нам не понадобится, а в целом всё ок.


Co znamená „mesáž?“ o.O


done


FUNC(localAnim) doesn't exist


Aha, travis started complaining when it updated to aeson-0.10, which seems to have some subtle API changes wrt `{To,From}JSON` instances.


(I added the underscores since LibType would look like a object class, but I can remove if you want)


Здесь давайте использовать ul.


done, Handled with the class.
Since I want no margin to be applied for online-version since that was causing a lot space between editor and output container


Ne, není to překlep. Třeba to pochopíš když to dočteš.


Yes, we can just use ```bool``` here.


A doufám že čteš aktuální verzi, měl jsem na tom pozdější commity.


Neboj. ;)


can i ask you to rebild and redeploy with gauges?


You want it to throw for invalid library IDs? I was going after maintaining the old `Zotero.Libraries.get` behavior, which would return false for invalid library ID. I actually flip flopped between the two versions a couple times.


> Acid part:

Done.
Can you also please update the install script so that it will now pick the SD2 file from the core folder instead of a separate folder.


wouldn't `<=` of sufficed?


:clap:


ummm... hold that thought


:sparkles:


Ура! Начало положено)


@iagosilvany @ramos13 simples:
`git checkout master`
`git revert --hard  5a4707a`
`git checkout -b novabranch`
`git add .`
`git commit -m "certo"`
`git push origin nomedabranch`


@rhyselsmore Oh shit. This is not ready for human consumption, hahaha.

I gotta watch what I say in my drafts ;)


@Oksisane Sure, we can do that too.

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wrote:

> @smo-key <https://github.com/smo-key> PDFs should probably go in the
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>


Sorry, I meant `Zotero.Groups.get`


I opened a dedicated issue here https://github.com/scaleway/kernel-tools/issues/150 so everybody interested by IPv6 support on Scaleway can subscribe

All the munin authors are welcome in the conversation


Yes, I didn't want to go and dig through all references to `Zotero.Libraries` to make sure that nothing breaks. This PR is large as it is. We can do it in a follow-up


Quick note / question:
Shouldn't creature 19672 have Move Idle by default?


Hi Brady unit testing ok


Thanks for your valuable feedback. I have tried to addressed all your comments and updated my PR. (Though I have amended the commit so it should remain a single commit in the PR so it would be verified easily as you said earlier. Hope that doesn't create problem).

1) Added minified version of codemirror files.Though as you said, it should be handled via a build system. Can you please create an issue and I can pick that up as well and create a build system which would use bower and grunt to do all such tasks.

2)  public/vendor/codemirror  - done

3) Able to reproduce it after zooming out a bit. On it.

Meanwhile, please verify the update PR. I'll try to solve this issue asap.


Ana Maria Tellez Rozo    amtellezr@unal.edu.co


I stand corrected I just realized button == 3 is right click not middle, I should read my comments more often.


check the current state of #46


why not? I've already tested it and it works, at least in SP


Working manually with the DB, you have table references (i.e. `L.version`, `G.version`, etc.), which works out ok. IMO it looks weird to have `libraries.libraryType` or `groups.groupVersion`, but up to you. I'm fairly happy with how this works out given current table schema.


We don't compare to NULL in new code.


I wrote these for my d3.js stuff, and then realized they might be more generally useful. I didn't see a good file to add them to, so I created this one.


Landed as 52898aaedeb852107f51cc9adf4da4df00b78bf6.

Sorry for the slight delay...


Thanks, it make sense.


myślałem, żeby funkcja się zaczęła tutaj, i w co interwał ją wywoływać... :P


I've been kind of thinking about this a bit and I haven't come up with any solution that I like, but the whole object -> DB model and asynchronous execution is susceptible to the same object being manipulated by independent code at the same time. This could be problematic particularly if two blocks of code attempt to set values on the same object before save is called (that's handled below). This could also be an issue if one piece of code sets a new value that has not been saved to DB and another piece of code retrieves it for use with some DB transaction (or something similar). Handling this properly is much more involved, but I thought we could at least take a look if this happens.


Then what was that regex for anyway?  Should it simply be removed?


Then what was that regex for anyway? Should it simply be removed?


yep, exactly

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It wasn't working for me may be because I used ace_interact_menu_fnc_addActionToObject instead of ace_interact_menu_fnc_addActionToClass


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Знаю я :(
После java не могу себя заставить ими заняться. Успею еще, наверное


I don't think so, but I guess we're writing tests for unexpected cases (say we switch FeedItem to no longer inherit from Item). This does take a while to run, so yeah would be good to avoid it.


Test comment


Created Issue #28 to capture this and continue the discussion.


Example -

```rake i18n:extractor[app/views/layouts/_header.html.haml]

produces changes to  locals/en.yml and creates a new haml file that simulates the changes.


I can't get this to work. How do I need to format the content of the POST request for the auth endpoint?


@podviaznikov small typo here "buil.boot"


thanks! Fixing


I have tried to look at the JSON and find the URL slug location but I couldnt find it (I thought it was req.url). Therefore I tested it with "montreal" and other locations and it works. I would love to fix this if I get a way to read the JSON of the website.


not horrible to leave this in, but a bad habit


yep! I've added it to all the classes, there's no need of a public array


I was actually searching around for something using GitHub search, and this came up.

Awesome read so far, draft-or-not!


Also die Sensor ID ist wohl kaum der Kanal.
Die ID müsste in den ersten 8 Bits stecken und ich gehe davon aus, dass die sich bei jedem Batteriewechsel oder Reset ändert.

Die Channel ID würde ich nicht nehmen, da man so nur 4 Sensoren gleichzeitig empfangen könnte.


Hi @keithgee, @amandafrench , I changed these three files for issue #22. I closed old "#22 pull request" and wanted to generate a new pull request, but merged these changes to "vt_5_x_dev " branch directly by mistake. Could you help me verify this change please?
BTW.

1. there are some problems with the rebuild process. When I did the test on my Mac, it didn't build successfully everytime when running "mvn package -Denv=dspacedevvm.local.vt.edu -Dmirage2.on=true", I have to delete all target directories in code directory and run "mvn clean package -Denv=dspacedevvm.local.vt.edu -Dmirage2.on=true" to make mirage 2 related code updates to take effect.

2. scss supports comments formats like "/* */" and "//"


I wanted to ask you if you are looking for a server in order to be developer ? I already have one developer but is not very active , he coded a CaptureTheFlag plugin. ( Bad english ? I am French ).


Könnten wir hier nicht schon auf > 100 testen?


I guess it was there to catch --dupe-suppression for non-GPU builds (but IMHO it's slightly overkill).


No. In non-GPU builds, `--d` is a valid abbreviation of `--dupe-suppression`.
(I had a line `$show_pass_thru =~ s/--?d[upe\-surion]* ?//;` before magnum noticed this breaks `--device=`).

May be we could use two lines:
```
$show_pass_thru =~ s/--?d //;
$show_pass_thru =~ s/--?d$//;
```
The first will remove `--d ` (an option followed by other options in `-passthru='...'`
The second one will remove `--d` at the end of `-passthru='...'`


When you rebase you're actually supposed to pick *either* top or bottom. It's like a merge conflict. If you have a new commit when rebasing, you're usually not doing it correctly.

https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Branching-Rebasing


Created Issue #29 to continue the discussion.


I understand just basic minimum of git, sorry for that! Thanks for the
pointer though, I will go through it.

On 09/19/2015 02:53 PM, Chance Zibolski wrote:
> When you rebase you're actually supposed to pick /either/ top or bottom.
> It's like a merge conflict. If you have a new commit when rebasing,
> you're usually not doing it correctly.
>
> https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Branching-Rebasing
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That backslash shouldn't be needed, since `-` is the first character after the opening `[`.
But if you think it is easier to read with the `\`, then just leave it there.


Nice !


I'm working it. The bug was reported earlier.

Cent from my fone so theer mite be tipos. ;)

> On Sep 19, 2015, at 5:10 PM, Michael Schierl <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Unrelated comment: When I use a current build to download some modules
> from ibt.org.ru (for example QQB) I first get a warning that
> /ftpmirror/pub/modsword/rawzip/QQB.zip is not found (the file is called
> KRKL.zip), and then get an ArithmeticException when it tries to estimate
> the progress...
>
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I am leaving it alone. I will let others which use passthru more than I (I almost never do) 'fix' it properly.  It is not that big of a deal if we simply smoke it.  If you have to use a slightly longer switch as a TS -pass-thru, is that a 'problem' ?  I would think not, but again, I don't use PT that much


No that is a mistake. Thanks for catching this. This seems to be what's causing #944
Feel free to submit a pull request to fix it.


Hah, so it turns out, my "dirty trick" of compensating the 257/256-instead-of-256/255 by adding +1 is actually giving the exact correct result for all values <= 65534 which is more than we need... http://stackoverflow.com/a/8070071
So that explains a lot of things that were mysterious here and I'll just basically update the code and comments to set that in stone.


I hadn't a look a source of the plugin. I use already Maven 3.3.x. So, maybe our requirement should be to have at least 3.3.3.

@DirkMahler What do you think?


my id shuiselove


But what is the reason to do this? This makes the test app unnatural and suitable only for testing.


Can you possibly test all 3 readObject methods that you changed?


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Though I was doing
  y = x+1
  x = y + (y>>8)
instead of the correct
  x + 1 + (x>>8)
so lets fix that.


You could have just delegated to `@state` for each of these, since this change was recently introduced: https://github.com/manastech/crystal/commit/7055d1b1578d4decb99beadcfff769c3f292965f :)


I don't realy get why you multiply the correction by 60% (TRI_TAIL_MOTOR_FORCE_ON_YAW)


Hallo Linus, also sehen kann ich Dein Script. Ich glaube du hast nicht in den master, sondern in einen andern branch eingespeist. Also du hast das schon ganz gut hingekriegt.


I wanted to ask you if you are looking for a server in order to be developer ? I already have one developer but is not very active , he coded a CaptureTheFlag plugin. ( Bad english ? I am French ).


Test comment


Actually it's 3.2 - the Maven plugin uses @Inject annotations for DI which came with 3.2. Just forgot to set this in the POM.


Extra space for further development? (:


I think it was meant to have [3.0.5,) ?


Thing to note: pop is destructive (It removes the value from the list), and probably shouldn't be used in this case.  ... what your looking for is something like ... line 12: word = words[0]


I understood it was not 'absolutely' needed, but it is one of those 'one-off' rules that bug me. So I put the \ in more as a comment, listing that yes, I 'KNOW' it is a - literal char


```javascript
if (isAwesome) {
    return true
}
```


I pushed a change now, commit  7c4d926b50f7b706ad0aa97469bc7ae41f35bcc5


Should we also modify all motors yaw mixes accordingly and avoid special code in the pid for yaw?


@memee I accidentally deleted that commit, could you push that again ?


Hi, here are the changes that I did for my Makefile.defs
 ifeq ($(OS), freebsd)
+       LDFLAGS += -L/usr/local/lib
+       LDFLAGS += -lexecinfo
        LDFLAGS += $(LDFLAG_DYN) $(LDFLAG_PTHREAD)
+       CPPFLAGS += -I/usr/local/include


So our minimum requirment will be Maven 3.2? Why not go to 3.3 for the build?


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The code should really look like this:
```python
while (1<2):
    print ("Hello, World")
```


`sinf(RADIANS(angle)) - cosf(RADIANS(angle)) / tailServoThrustFactor;` makes more sense.

Why is it called a 'curveValue'? I would call it pitchEfficacy.


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You should probably take a look at https://github.com/jDataView/jDataView.


Ti prego rinomina quell'enum che "doveDisegnoWidget" nunsepo' legge!! :P


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I wanted to ask you if you are looking for a server in order to be developer ? I already have one developer but is not very active , he coded a CaptureTheFlag plugin. ( Bad english ? I am French ).


Okay!


This changed in master. Make sure you're up to date!


oh,
why do you remove this?


@tomtor: I'm lighting a candle for your patch, and really hope it passes. The code you are removing is ugly and bogous:
* ugly because it is yet another ad-hoc eval term.
* bogous because it violates the side to move symmetry. if you flip Us and Them, the eval is not just negated as it should be. This means the eval depends on whether the parent node did a null move or not, which is totally bogous.


I believe this will not work if the number of digits in the BigInts is not something like Digits*2 digits long.


No need for this then ^


yea, I rebased off master to get that change :)


Great. ;)


Looks good to me! You are right that I would over-engineer a little more because that is what I do, but this looks perfectly fine to me :smile:.


@tsamb @dbc-nyc-coaches
Please review! :+1:  :8ball:


volatile?


Checkout this commit. I fixed it d97f99dfd1bfbafc01f503cb763b61bfb4013241 1 parent 0645ed5
@Ulaize Ulaize authored a minute ago


why do you remove the conflicts? These are necessary to match the generated code and the used libraries.


Why is that?


Fixed the unusually large distances arising during optimisation for some structures, but not all. Problem was traced to electrostatic contribution when tested initially, and no longer arises for the systems used to test so further checks needed to find a full fix.


do we have a reference for what the rules are for when volatile should be used?


well, 7258dcbe8f79740f5dc47ea19a2d4f6fc3a3e1f4 fixes it completely, but it's still unclear to me what was wrong -- perhaps I should spend more time studying Python


here was an bug .. if(dt2w_switch){
is correct.


What thread will be calling Frame.Stop() ?


Ja, > 100 würde auch funktionieren. Das es bei diesem Protokoll anscheinend keine Prüfsumme gibt, mache ich auch bei der Temperatur eine grobe Überprüfung des Wertebereichs.


When line is not a percentage, what is the reason behind dividing it by 100? I could be missing something but I think we should use the number as it is and setting a flag in Cue object (what WebVTT spec names snap-to-lines flag) indicating line is an absolute number and not a percentage.


Nothing specific just this https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x13ttww7.aspx


Great thanks @myechuri, I will take a look at end and apply similar tactic for scaleio, should be able to test tomorrow at some point with the new flocker build.


'currentCity' => $city,     $city shows me error ("undefined variable")


This use isn't recognised, and I don't know why.


What presentation? Could you give more details about this?


These are my doubts in this commit.


"throught" spelling


i am not able to find the presentation


Set a temporary to ``GETMPZ(GETBIG(vm, i))`` to avoid duplicating the expression below on line 393.


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from ``mpz_get_str``


Shouldn't this go before the if statement so it doesn't overwrite the DragonAPI potion limit?


@guyharris
> this function does not guarantee `NULL` termination,

Good point. I never knew that. On VS2015 following code works as expected (C99 behaviour). It prints "1234". VS2010 does not conform C99 and prints "12345<garbage>"

```
#include <stdio.h>

int main ()
{
  char buffer [5];
  snprintf ( buffer, sizeof(buffer), "12345" );
  puts (buffer);
  return 0;
}
```


Inconsistent capitalization:

"I" is the only first letter in the bullet point list that is capitalized


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--

--
-- Indexes for table `cupoms`
--
ALTER TABLE `cupoms`
 ADD PRIMARY KEY (`id`), ADD KEY `usuario_id` (`usuario_id`);

--
-- AUTO_INCREMENT for dumped tables
--

--
-- AUTO_INCREMENT for table `cupoms`
--
ALTER TABLE `cupoms`
MODIFY `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,AUTO_INCREMENT=8;
--
-- Constraints for dumped tables
--

--
-- Limitadores para a tabela `cupoms`
--
ALTER TABLE `cupoms`
ADD CONSTRAINT `cupoms_ibfk_1` FOREIGN KEY (`usuario_id`) REFERENCES `usuarios` (`id`);

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"lisenting" is mispelled


Thank you Nadia


@billy1arm can u activate this repo in travis? let's make it green :)


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If we want that, we should add the constraints in the combinators.


i actually like * better than default...


Can you give some context on how they even heard about codecademy and code HS? What is the demographics of the group? Did people feel excited about doing CodeHS or CodeCademy? Why do you think they did CodeCademy and CodeHS over the workshop? How did you present the workshop?


# I just wanted to note that this was really helpful to know!


This is also really helpful to know!


You don't seem to have any clamping conditions.  Your card will overshoot when the distance to the goal is not a multiple of mVelX.
You also seem to assume that a card is always moving away from the origin.  This probably true until the thing above happens.
It looks like your speed is 2 pixels/millisecond, am I missing something?


Is the velocity variables ever used when they are 0?  It looks like this could be a class constant.


Is there a plan to release a new version soon with this fix in there? I just ran into this issue today when testing with a certificate that is throwing an exception due to there being no matches when it's trying to look for "IP Address" matches.

Here's the regex and haystack it's trying to match against:
```
Regex: IP Address:([^,\n].*?)[,\n\s]
Haystack: DNS:*.example.com, DNS:example.com
```

And here's the exception it throws in the `for` when trying to get the `length` property:
```
TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of null
    at preg_match_all (/path/to/.../node_modules/pem/lib/pem.js:791:32)
    at fetchCertificateData (/path/to/.../node_modules/pem/lib/pem.js:734:15)
    at /path/to/.../node_modules/pem/lib/pem.js:411:16
    at /path/to/.../node_modules/pem/lib/pem.js:936:13
    at done (/path/to/.../node_modules/pem/lib/pem.js:874:21)
    at ChildProcess.<anonymous> (/path/to/.../node_modules/pem/lib/pem.js:889:13)
    at ChildProcess.emit (events.js:110:17)
    at maybeClose (child_process.js:1015:16)
    at Socket.<anonymous> (child_process.js:1183:11)
    at Socket.emit (events.js:107:17)
```


@zamar
Even if the result was only 3 elo better than master IMO this is still a much better implementation of real contempt than what we have now.  Would it not make sense to replace the current drawscore with this leaving the default at 0 but still giving the users a more functional feature?
On a related note LK recently posted that he found contempt is opponent dependent which surprised me.
http://talkchess.com/forum/viewtopic.php?topic_view=threads&p=641769&t=57677


Ok, feito!


It would, yes.  But the request would eventually go through.


Show. Vou dar uma sugestão de uma implementação, que eu utilizei: usar o método que retorna o item com a maior quantidade para ordenar a lista.


@AldAnt do we need countably many here? We just add c_1 ... c_n, no?


You init this with 100 and divide by 10. Do you mean that the thrust of the propeller is only 10 times greater than it's rotational force?


What are you using for `debounce` and `hook`?


Okay, thank you very much, I will keep this in mind. One more thing, I am trying to fix this map bug, but not completed, so in this situation, where should I commit?


check noow if ota is working :)


But this was introduced before that change, and it was impossible to change before a release


Matrix comes with different baggage -- an assumption that all the elements are of the same type (typically numeric) and matrix operations that don't necessarily make sense on a data frame.

There is, of course, a tight connection to matrices once you recode everything, but I don't think that is useful here.

Hadley calls this "tidy data" -- although tidiness requires a bit more, namely that the rows and columns correctly correspond to cases and variables.  (You can store other things in a data frame.)


This sounds like something that we could use a bit of documentation for.

I think in addition to @craftworkgames's blog, which provides a ton of information and examples of how to use things but is hard to search, we should probably figure out some way to get some documentation going.


Thanks. Still learning as I migrate from numpy and learning these new ways.
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Maybe you could simplify your logic by:

1. calculating distance to the goal (for x and y separately)
1. Taking MAX(distance, speed * timestep)
1.  Always moving that amount.  No worries about over shooting, no xCond, yCond.  :-)


shouldn't be the following?
```
int anchorPosition = Math.round(parentHeight * cueLine) + parentTop;
```


If you can't fix the algorithm to move the card in both directions, you might want to put some kind of check to make sure the card is move TOWARD the goal.  If you just print a warning when that happens.


``isdigit`` is locale-dependent (http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/009695399/functions/isdigit.html). If we assume that the execution character set is a superset of US-ASCII (which we do in order to treat it as UTF-8), this is still an issue for character values outside the ASCII range. I suggest:
```
// We assume a superset of US-ASCII.
char c = temp[j];
if ((c < '0' && c != '\0' && c != '-') || c > '9') {
```


> The typical execution time of a .toString() call is like 3 nanoseconds, so I'm going to need quite a bit more precision from you if this is to be treated as a serious question.

I assume there's a memory allocation/copy involved if, for example, the body is a 3MB JSON payload? But maybe there's enough copying elsewhere in the stack that this doesn't matter?


I don't think the migration is really needed?!


We've already done that, since ``[-0-9\0]*`` is a subset of valid UTF-8.


No problem.

Btw, I changed the media for the A549 and fibroblast cultures this morning.

Also, should I stick to changing the media in the b-cells every 3 days?

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Ich habe den aufbau des devicecode an das cresta Modul angeglichen, wo auch der channel verwendet wird.
Dies ist praktisch und sinnvoll, wenn jemand weniger als 4 gleiche Sensoren hat. Damit bleibt der devicecode beim Batterie wechsel gleich.
Wenn jemand mehr als 3 gleiche Sensoren verwenden möchte, könnte man im sduino ein attr vorsehen mit dem dann auch die ID im devicecode enthalten ist:

Sub SIGNALduino_Initialize($)
   ." devicecodeWithId_ID7:no,yes"
   ." devicecodeWithId_Cresta:no,yes"

Sub SIGNALduino_ID7_Parse($$)
   my $id = '';
   if ($hash->{devicecodeWithId_ID7} && $hash->{devicecodeWithId_ID7} eq 'yes') {
     $id = oct("0b".substr($bitData,0,8)) . '_';
   }
     my $deviceCode = $model . '__' . $id . $channel;


All the cool kids use floats.
float timestep (or just dt) is the number of seconds, that's handy.
Vector2<float> (which you will probably have to find somewhere else on github) allows you to use some more standard movement algorithms.  It's a big adjustment from what you have but it might be worth it.


In any case it's not going to be appreciably slower than before this commit, since it will still only be stringifying a real body (e.g. a 3MB payload) once.  I can't imagine stringifying `{}` is very expensive.


Additionally, we have to take into account line could be:
 1. A percentage value (current implementation is assuming this).
 2. An absolute line number that can be positive or negative. As WebVTT states: "Positive line numbers count from the start of the video viewport (the first line is numbered 0), negative line numbers from the end of the viewport (the last line is numbered −1)."
```
// assuming there is a flag called snap_to_lines that is set to true when line is not a percentage
int anchorPosition;
if (snap_to_lines) {
	float lineHeight = (float) textHeight / lineCount;
	if(cueLine >= 0) {
		anchorPosition = Math.round(cueLine * lineHeight) + parentTop;
	} else {
		anchorPosition = Math.round(cueLine * lineHeight) + parentBottom;
	}
} else {
	anchorPosition = Math.round(parentHeight * cueLine) + parentTop;
}
textTop = cueLineAnchor == Cue.ANCHOR_END ? anchorPosition - textHeight
          	: cueLineAnchor == Cue.ANCHOR_MIDDLE ? (anchorPosition * 2 - textHeight) / 2
          	: anchorPosition;
```


You are increasing mobility of a pinned piece, instead of decreasing it. Are you sure that's what you want?


:wat:


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Is it for maven based job or for freestyle?


A tickler is mentioned - too lazy to add a conditional branch for now ^_^


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Assert that ``size <= SIZE_MAX - sizeof(Closure) - sizeof(SizedString) - 1``.

(Note that this assumes that ``sizeof(utf8_byte) == 1``, so it would be clearer to simplify the expression below to also assume that.)


@xABx The new splash page looks slick


Assert that ``size < SIZE_MAX - sizeof(Closure)``.


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add a simple text input with the ng-model="name" attribute
can access the value of the input in real-time by using {{name}}. The double curly brace notation {{ }} is a built-in Angular markup.


I'm an idiot.


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This seems like it might be error-prone. Ideally the FFI would be changed so that function arguments that can be NULL would be explicitly specified.


These should be forced to always return booleans even if the `_isX` properties didn't exist for whatever reason.


esto es un comentario


why what exactly is the issue?

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awesome it is!

I promise ;)

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I'm not really sure how github works, so I'm not sure how to edit that^ or upload it better.
anArray = new int[11];
 The 11 value in that^ line of code (line 13) needs to be upped to 50ish (idk)
so that way we can fill the blank spots in the Array with snake parts even though we can't change the max number of spots in the Array


What does this comment mean?


This revision is clean.


Win the Grail for the Einzbern's


actually, this can't be false because of the restriction on the config value.


Yes, that's right. If it's easy go ahead and change it.

Also: I plan to use at least some parts of OLT in my metalogic class, which
starts on Thursday.

Best,

A.

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Professor of Philosophy
University of California, Davis
http://aldo-antonelli.org
antonelli@ucdavis.edu +1 530 554 1368


I think it would be better to catch profanity too though, actually. I makes a lot of sense because of the slogan of Alex.
>Catch insensitive, inconsiderate writing.

Alex wouldn't need to offer an alternative other than not to use it. Alex won't always be used by the author so it makes sense to catch even intentional offences. That's just my opinion though.


And similarly for ``MKMPTR`` (not in this diff) and any other functions that call ``allocate``.


Is it strange or expected that the values increase but then the last one decreases?


IIRC those numbers are the icons sizes - have you tested this ?


What would happen if a user has an ini entry for sGimpShop before this commit and then update to a build that contains this commit ? Probably nothing but please test


@steida you will need to make your `configureStore` action accept another action to put into `compose` so native can add in own bits to store and web as well (e.g. react-devtools only for web, native can define its own native specific deps), wdyt?


Factor out this and the version in ``idris_castBigStr`` above to avoid duplicate code.


``const utf8_byte *``


If we leave the sub nav in the "nav" element we will need to add #sub_nav ul {css} I tried to amend but something wont let me do that.


Typo


We will need to add #sub_nav ul here as well.


> I assume

I assume that functions that are used by every node.js project everywhere are reasonably performant. Again, @kevinburkeshyp, if you notice trace an *actual* performance issue to this line of code, we'll be happy to take another look.


To improve symmetry with units: and tmain: targets,
how about
```
        objdir=$$(dirname $@); \
        mkdir -p $${objdir}
```


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There is any updated version for Xcode 7 and Swift 2? thanks


> a memory allocation/copy involved

yea, probably? maybe? If you have the spare time to worry about such things, then research and present your findings and I'll take a look. I trust in the implementors of lodash to have already thought about this so that I don't have to.

(reminder: lodash supplanted underscore precisely for the reason of improved performance, so I think John-David Dalton knows what he's doing)


Here, `\\(?:{\\|lang=\\)` means, "match either `{` or `lang=`".


There is no need to read the file in line by line, you can also just do:

s_true = np.loadtxt('P4_trajectory.txt',delimiter=',')


@altugkarakurt why do we need here?


Cool. I'll proceed.Thanks


fix #107


Write this without the commas, otherwise it's confusing that it is more than 20 characters with the commas.


Can we use 1.10 servo config here instead?


It's not overwriting base, because `base::hist.data.frame` doesn't exist and `base::hist` already uses `UseMethod`.  So I think you're good to go. :+1:


I am unsure if we will even need AdminController and PageController. Currently, it's a pointless abstraction due to the new way we grab the view path. Since the goal is to make Admin and Page frameworks identical, it may make sense to not abstract them. For now, it will remain abstracted "just in case."


I'm confused, isn't the ``SizedString`` already guaranteed to be null-terminated?


``root ->str->info.str->str_data`` might be NULL.


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Yes, makes style-wise, but doesn't alter the object structure: Quite illogically, a property may be defined to (or, assigned a value of) `undefined` - it's only ever *really* undefined (in terms of the object structure) when the property has been deleted or or never been assigned in the first place.


``GETSTR(i).str_data`` might be NULL.


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``str`` can't be NULL here, we're in an else block of ``if (str == NULL)``.


Good point #2756


> (BinDeps requirements should be updated to julia 0.4-rc then.)

That's the plan after the CI for JuliaLang/BinDeps.jl#175 turns green..... (It's been really slow tonight.....)


> You're right, JuliaLang/BinDeps.jl#175 fixes the problems for me.

Thanks for testing that...


Do we typically have a space after the opening parenthesis in an anonymous function?


更新在 786c2ec 了，謝謝提醒。


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Dangling comment?
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Newbie question...

If the response data type is a byte array, how can I get back the JSON string?


`bytestring(...)`


火钳刘明


FYI: the release is tagged with version 2.1.11 instead of 2.0.11


Just put the name then the date as the next parameter. Keeps things consistent. (Also then you can link to the spec again)


This diff adds a `cacheKey=homeExample(1|2|3)` to each example's URL, and changes the `source` and `schema` keys to `source_homeExample(1|2|3)` and `schema_homeExample(1|2|3)`.

This means that:

* Changes to the homepage examples will persist across refreshes
* They won't affect the main playground


Thanks


> BTW `<pcap-stdinc.h>` is included twice in `scanner.l`.

FIxed in a1ba9b76ddebddcebe6615803726901a96799046.


Thanks for bringing this to my attention.
I made a typo in the documentation examples. I used ".." instead of "," in my prints. I've fixed that now in my original repository.


good job!


You can call bytestring directly on the response object, or you if want to
parse the json into a julia object, you can call Requests.json on it as a
convenience.

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Cool, I'm glad you tracked this down. This actually affected the hello.clj demo. Since the sequence is so simple, it never needed to add segments to other cells and hence we'd get non-bursting columns in which every cell was active. I checked -- it's fixed now.


It's fixed in the next commit already.


Here in question it is given to use sub query.


clever.


Here if book is not returned then there will not be any entry in book_return table.Hence the above where condition is not right.


The website source is in https://github.com/snowballstem/snowball-website so you submit a PR to fix stuff.  Anyway, updated that link - thanks.


Why, I'm just curious


fixed


fixed.


fixed already in subsequent commit.


write query using sub query


no idea, reverted.


git diff getprop /system/build.prop


The title of this PR should be "don't set *no*-zero-fill for zero-length buffer".

Not a fan of negative variable names.


good call, fixed.


will happen in a forthcoming PR.


Sure, I was thinking about it.


当时在app store下了好久的Xcode，现在想幸亏是在那里下的-_-


Thanks Tony.  Release ahoy.  :)


git merge /system/build.prop


@williamspatrick looks like these changes along with others were merged internally very recently.  Could you please also mirror them on github.  Thanks.


shouldn't this be 2*(u-a)*l.scale?


I want to call out the shenanigans I've used here:
- There is no native way from within node to get the system time
- There are a few packages you can use within node to get system time, but they all require C++ compilation.  I cannot find a package that spans the range of node v0.10 -> v4.0
- So... we can shell out to the OS, assuming Bash and a linux-like OS...


How many times do we have to suffer through redundant un needed changes like this ?


Not a problem, just met this bug while doing an upgrade with slua.

BTW, great project, thanks for sharing.


branch


The missing downloads I'm already aware of, as I mentioned in the announcement of the new website:

http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.search.snowball/1559

There's quite a lot of snowball stuff that needs sorting out currently, and I can't do all of it at once...


using semver to show helpful message if version is greater than npm ones


Hello Friend,

I'm using PES , and loved the system . But would like to give some suggestions and see if they are possible to be implemented in new versions .

1 - Using Genesis Plus GX instead of PicoDrive to emulate the Mega Drive ( Compatibility with Pier Solar rom)
2 - Release the use of analog commands for movement in games ( It is better for games like Street Fighter)
3 - In the settings menu, include overclocking option ( as I found a little confusing to command- line) and the option to choose aspect ratio (4: 3 , 16: 9 , 16:10 ) .

I really liked the minimalist look and the choice of systems. I consider the most stable system that Retropie and more user friendly .

Congratulations for the work and I hope it continues always to evolve, as it has done so far.

Thank you!!!


I think the `errorSelector` parameter should not allowed to be null.
```
public static IEnumerable<TSource> Assert<TSource>(this IEnumerable<TSource> source,
            Func<TSource, bool> predicate, Func<TSource, Exception> errorSelector)
```
Should I change this?


火钳刘明


The helper type should be under a phaser-owned identifir like `Phaser.Noise.Grad` or entirely mixed into `Phaser.Noise` as it would be too bad if someone was already using such a global..

Also make sure the dot-product helper code is not duplicating Math/Util functionality, if possible.


How many times do we have to deal with people that cannot read?


git pull requit


It's neat to see that going with LCG turned out to be faster.


checkout


I am a nice comment


Here only second maximum cost is to be fetched.


Ah, my bad, I forgot how easily I could fix this myself:

```
git clone git@github.com:atom/snippets.git
cd snippets
npm install
apm link
```


I have no idea why this commit has decided it was authored by @atlantiscze.


DEI PUSH NO LUGAR ERRADO...
Fui atualizar o master e terminei dando push...


Another typo, gamelay, not gameplay.


把打开页面的ShowPage放到基类，减少Manager中间介的管理，减少复杂度和耦合程度。回归单个page组成UI集合的概念


@parasyte @agmcleod anything else we want to squeeze into this release ?


SELECT price FROM books ORDER BY price  DESC LIMIT (n-1), 1;

n is the number for which the largest price is to be get.Like for 2nd highest n=2,3rd largest n=3


This is 1st version


it's super easy to impersonate people on commits by accident and intentionally actually


Fixes #1


@obiot nope, :ship:


I am only able to show a list of collaborators with their object ids. I can't use "collaborator.user.name." I need to find a way to access that. Perhaps I need to modify the collaborator model. How would I do that?


When I install a new mac binary, and open it the first time, I notice that Finder also opens up. Any idea what is going on?


Also, if Terminal is not running, and I double-click the Julia icon on mac, it opens an extra terminal right behind the Julia terminal window. This does not seem to happen if Terminal is already running.


carrierwave内のハッシュの記法を新しいものに直したらLGTMで！


make request


刘明


Is there any version of MSVC in which #defining `snprintf` as `_snprintf` would *not* work?

If so, would

    #ifndef snprintf
    #define snprintf _snprintf
    #endif

would that work (i.e., are the only problems it'd cause be due to `snprintf` already being defined)?


Fix by patches are also accepted for playable status ? since without the patch provided there by prafull the game would hang at the loading screen.


:shipit:


Test


幸亏当初是在Apple里面下载的


Kent, I think this is a problem. what about i = scaled_dname_set_marker.erase((*i)->getNewName());


@zr2d2 Where does `helper` come from?  This throws an error for me when I try to add new content.


@LarsAsplund We should short circuit the error message generation in the checks when they pass such that costly funktions like to_integer_string are not called for every data word. Many testbenches do millions of check equal.


Shouldn't we check if email can be null here?


I am a nice comment


Yeah I didn't fully understand the names and Resharper flagged it as unused. I was going to ask you about it but ran out of time before I had to go out.


Onchange


Saw this referenced on https://github.com/square/retrofit/issues/1069. Can you comment on how it sidesteps the issue? Curious to know how this works, thanks!


I think I understand continuous clock but I was struggling with the countdown timer. Can you give me an example of how it might be used?


@wjramos From the previous style guide we did in certain situations. This is just standardizing it.


应该叫 era of AC1.0 :D


Failing to build on Mac OS X. The symbolic links  assume linux.


@austinkelleher LGTM


Does it compile?


So... I wasn't crazy!


Sweet!


@wenkesj Your face LGTM


stfu


Right. I’m sorry. Forgot to compile for the last few modifications. Going to upload the workable version again.
I’ve tried “make test” and shows identical.
> On Sep 18, 2015, at 11:31 PM, Lingxiao Jia <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Does it compile?
>
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I'd say that fixes by patches should count. However it's beyond the scope of this tool to realize if a compatibility value is only valid when a specific patch is applied.

This tool updates the DB according to the public compatibility list which is maintained at the forum and summarized at the main site.

This sounds to me like an issue where the compatibility info was updated before a patch was added to the DB. Please either file a new issue to fix it or bring this issue up at the compatibility forum.

Good catch.


Looks fine to me. Please have another look, maybe that I’m overlooking something..

> On 15 Sep 2015, at 17:24, Allard Buijze <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Shouldn't this be an else if?
>
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tree interface


@yuzhi, you have more experience with range behaviors than I do. Should all four of these range behaviors be necessary?


test


Delete this one. Only ranges with `append` or `prepend` should be listed.


衝撃のわかりにくさ。何のapplicationか、を考えて命名を変更したほうがいいかと思われる、、、


少骗我们，快说说XY助手的事 XD


The rest looks reasonable. I know this API is not great. We should make the matching better.


ルーティング先に全部作り上げてから機能実装したほうがいい。
このルーティング怪しいような。
結局user側とadmin側で大きくわけるのでnamespaceを活用しないとわけわからなくなる。


#4399-ZoneSum-vs-VentilationRateProcedure-when-one-zone-has-zero-oa-requirement (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1872 of 1879 tests passed)

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爽。。


lgtm


Thank you.  It worked flawlessly!!!


#4399-ZoneSum-vs-VentilationRateProcedure-when-one-zone-has-zero-oa-requirement (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Could you remove NSLog here?


martyborya dude seriously you keep commenting on commits instead of running commands in your local cmd/terminal window.


Hey @TranChuong , looks fine.

I was wondering if you could remove the NSLogs


参考书


learn the difference between github comments and your local machine


Im breaking a styleguide rule by never overriding `base` unless your robk. @peterhurford thoughts?


这违法吗？


This is redundant; should be `if time_since < TIMEOUT:`


`font` is not only the font family, it also contains the font-size. See: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CanvasRenderingContext2D/font

Maybe we could use something like:

	 * The text style as CSS `font` value, see:
	 * {@link https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/CanvasRenderingContext2D/font}.
	 * Default is `10px sans-serif`.


And yes, I know that was what I did in the module you copied that from. :P I fixed that.


LGTM


viewにロジック書かない。せめてhelperへ。
status管理するカラムなら enum を使う
それにI18nで辞書機能対応させると場合分けするまでもなく書ける
いきなりは難しいけど、こういうコードをviewに書くことが「臭い」と感じられるようになればまずはOK


これも、せめてcontrollerでハッシュあるいは2次元配列を準備しておくのがスマート


你貌似在网上散布了你的XcodeGhost下载地址，引诱别人下载？这违法吗？


@judgej: #97 should fix the empty string/array issue.


My strength is I will be alert in some critical situation. My weakness is I could believe easily anyone.
Role in project: programmer
Preferred branch of engineering: chemical


無駄な改行


Those emojis though


all の必要性


params　はstrong_parameters として private に切り出そう


##今まで行ったことのある国で印象的だったのは？
中国（広州・上海・チベット。上海は特にキラッキラしてて大好き！）カンボジア（アンコールワット超でかい）、フィリピン（海が綺麗）


ええー


Sorry for stupid question, but where is the implemetation of `forwardRequested` & `backwardRequested`? What am I missing?


ちょいプラス


These are great notes. Thanks for taking the time to put them online!


Dance!!!!


added name stuff


Dear Lawinslow,
I run the 3.17 WinGLM on my Win64 pc, by the example 'glm2.nlm' and 'met_hourly' ,but failed.And the command window looks like this:
!
!
!
!
E:\GLM\2.17>E:\GLM\glm-bin_2.17\glm.exe --xdisp
       ------------------------------------------------
       |  General Lake Model (GLM)   Version 2.1.7    |
       ------------------------------------------------
Reading config from glm2.nml
Early end of file
No WQ config
nDays 0 timestep 3600.000000
Maximum lake depth is 49.000000
No diffuser data, setting default values
Could not open "plots.nml"
Error opening namelist file plots.nml
Wall clock start time :  Sat Sep 19 13:06:57 2015
Simulation begins...
Wall clock finish time : Sat Sep 19 13:06:57 2015
Wall clock runtime 0 seconds : 00:00:00 [hh:mm:ss]

Finished @ Sat Sep 19 13:06:57 2015

------------------------------------------------
              Run Complete

E:\GLM\2.17>echo press any key
press any key

E:\GLM\2.17>pause
请按任意键继续. . .
!
!
!
 I add the plots.nml but also failed. Could you please help me out of this situation.

Best regards,


这样可以复用这部分代码了


this is really smart


#4399-ZoneSum-vs-VentilationRateProcedure-when-one-zone-has-zero-oa-requirement (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (805 of 805 tests passed)

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awesome idea


o


This seems like a **really** bad idea.

Why not just remove the instances entirely? If GHC complains about a missing instance that would mean we're actually using these instances somewhere, and these `error` instances would be a time bomb.

(Also, note that `{To,From}JSON` have default implementations using `GHC.Generics` so an empty instance definition may be fine, unlike this commit.)


I really like this idea, the suggestion to bump memory is awesome!!! Might be worth tweaking the message and remove some details users don't understand (cache name, cache content, size of cache, etc.)


Looks like you spelled "canola" wrong


Congrats too!


Test


rtest


Awesome, thank you.
Can I ask, are you able to build from the latest commit? I'm opening it in Xcode and a bunch of frameworks are missing

![screen shot 2015-09-18 at 10 28 29 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/229978/9974797/fbc9ea9a-5e56-11e5-894b-785c2c31084b.png)
![screen shot 2015-09-18 at 10 28 40 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/229978/9974798/fbe74ab8-5e56-11e5-98bd-50495fb1d87e.png)


Forget to upstream the subscription_change_disabled_wifi_ap !


changed :+1:


That defeats the entire purpose of the problem.  In almost any programming language, you can just cast the list to an int or build a number by multiplying each digit in the list by a corresponding power of 10 and summing them, then just add the two numbers and building a new list from the output.  The point of this exercise was to do the computation WITHOUT converting them to numbers and using the languages built in arithmetic operators to do the work for you. (At least that was my interpretation of it).


This is quality stuff.


Just wanted to documented it for now.


add apis app


Increase understanding of the test and what all is compared for the objects to be equal.


You're right. Looks fine. I was probably struck by color blindness and didn't interpret the first 2 lines of if as being removed.....


The github files are rendered directly on http://casacore.github.io/casacore-notes/263.html


in the "provided" scope -> in the `provided` scope


Uhh, sorry about that :-S Thanks for noticing!
https://github.com/django/django/pull/5315


The value of pawn structure depends on the pieces the opponent has.  If it is a knight, then it does not matter that much.  If it is a rook it means a lot.  Everything else is in the middle there somewhere.  Some way of adding up the relevance to each piece present in an endgame might be useful.  And obliviously a tuning would be required.  Somehow you need to see the value with just kings too.


Not sure why it didn't take my commit message.... but I already hate git


What is `yadddsm`? :)


why error mentions "FCA"? is it really related to FCA?


Nice :) :3


`VERSION` changed from `SHARED_LIBRARY_VERSION` to `PROJECT_VERSION` (but is still `SHARED_LIBRARY_VERSION` in other POCO libraries), what this intentional?


`nil` would be more consistent with the rest of the API.


Done


The test coverage would lose the `require('events') == require('events').EventEmitter` (for the most part) coverage. Also, the tests loosely show the amount of usage in the ecosystem: it would be a massive overhaul to remove the `.EventEmitter` export.


Why are we removing all the $scsi stuff?


Have you planned to have a `return` statement here?


> The test coverage would lose the `require('events') == require('events').EventEmitter` (for the most part) coverage.

Hmmm, how about introducing a test to check that?


is uniquedrives just because failedout, like out, might have more than one entry per drive?  I think I'd prefer to fix out as well (like say that drive has "N failed, M uncorrect sectors", and then we could just count @out; what do you think?


Using the mysqli object to access more functinallity


I don't think there's any good reason not to make -m the default and only behavior now that we know it works..


@Luminoscity it's a comment I made on a github commit (not yours, click on the link to see the context). I'm guessing you're signed up to receive all comments made on commits in these repositories? Not sure why that would be. Anyone else in here?


@snicolet: OK, I'll slow down, and take your advice. I see that you are
very active with pretty much success. Good luck!

On Fri, Sep 18, 2015 at 10:28 AM, Stéphane Nicolet <notifications@github.com
> wrote:

> @IIvec <https://github.com/IIvec>: +13 Elo after 500 games happens
> frequenty with neutral patches, it's just that we as human get easily
> overexcited by the jumpy nature of random statistics. I've seen some of my
> "ideas" which had +75 Elo after 500 games on local tests on my computer,
> and which proved to be a regression here on fishtest on a larger scale :-)
>
> What I typically do before submitting a test to fishtest is that I do lots
> of small runs (length 300) locally on my computer for each idea, and that I
> submit on fishtest only the tests that passed with a positive score in four
> consecutive small local runs. It's time consuming, but I find it the best
> compromise between personal efficiency and politeness for other users of
> fishtest.
>
> If you decide to tune on fishtest with SPSA as a last desesperate attempt,
> btw, please consider using a small number of games (20000) and a fast time
> control (10s or 15s), because the area of code you are trying to improve
> has already been well tuned by others, and you'll have already spent about
> 300.000 games at LTC on it :-)
>
> Hope this helps,
> Stéphane
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less static - the better =)


Hi, I don't get why are the initializers failable and in which case will they return `.None`. Can you elaborate a bit?


This sounds like AppleScript skullduggery.  The script getting run on double-click is [this one](https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/blob/master/contrib/mac/app/script#L25-L34).  The reason two terminals pop open, is because when we focus Terminal, (`tell application "Terminal" activate`) if it was closed, it opens a new window automatically.  Then, we say `tell process "Terminal" to keystroke "n" using command down` which opens a new window again.  There's almost certainly a better way to do this, it just hasn't been high on my list to play around with.

I'm not sure why Finder is opening up for you.


Typo, thanks!


What are your definitions of "large" and/or "expensive? The typical execution time of a `.toString()` call is like 3 nanoseconds, so I'm going to need quite a bit more precision from you if this is to be treated as a serious question.

If you'd like to measure this and submit a PR with any further performance improvements, we'd be happy to review it.


ok, but what about these 2 methods?
```PutResult.newUpdateResult(1, affectedTables)```
```PutResult.newInsertResult(personId, affectedTables)````


Yeah, sorry for the wrong and confusing commit message.


#4399-ZoneSum-vs-VentilationRateProcedure-when-one-zone-has-zero-oa-requirement (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1343 of 1343 tests passed)

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Still mostly just useless code churn. Do you think there's a benefit to removing these? Doing future work now sounds like something we should delimit for the future.


@brendanashworth Hmmm, okay. I'll remove this. Probably we can start with deprecating it. What do you think?


What is wrong with supporting it? Wasn't it only added in 0.10?


I get that having a single API for something is better than multiple entry points, but this one is already used a bunch, probably so much that we'd only get a chance to remove it years, years, years in the future.


> I get that having a single API for something is better than multiple entry points

he he he, that is exactly what I had in my mind :D


Check spelling "Canola".. Let me know when u changed.


Grammatical correction: should be "d'autres navigateurs"


dfdfdfdfdfdfdf


Could you please handle non provided notification passphrase as this

```ruby
Passbook.notification_passphrase ||= ''
pusher = Grocer.pusher({:certificate => Passbook.notification_cert, :gateway => Passbook.notification_gateway, :passphrase => Passbook.notification_passphrase})
```


also, deprecation warnings are annoying and with a deprecation this big, *every single thing* that uses more than a few npm packages will start spamming. [even npm](https://github.com/npm/npm/blob/1fa9169ac9687f0be4156574279a968a48dd2458/lib/npm.js#L20).


@Ayysir - I know that but why fix fixes? :+1:


No need to bump version for the moment as there are other tiny changes to come too


n


@bootleq 是的，畢竟往上層查找會有安全性的隱憂。

這問題源頭在於 @wi1d5ky 的 a43d23fc73a485eeb4dbdacd191fbf760ef0943b，這邊修好了就行啦。

@wi1d5ky 你那時怎麼沒發現這樣會出錯？


Should be ```device``` and not ```devise```


これはPython3では動かないので以下のようにすべきです

```python
print("Hello, Python!")
```


This was added back accidentally too, I think.


Hey wolkstein, I'm confused by these merges of what looks like the same branch into the same branch (doesn't take much to confuse me).  Am I doing something wrong with my commit?


@bootleq 你要直接動手做，還是開個 issue ?


Yeah. This is a mistake on my part. It doesn't exist.


I don't get you, sorry.


It's not working, `panic: no version is registered for group `


Cross Origin Resource Sharing (CORS): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cross-origin_resource_sharing

which cause the following error: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28461001/python-flask-cors-issue

To fix this issue in Flask: http://flask-cors.readthedocs.org/en/latest/#using-json-with-cors


Add nice button using Twitter Bootstrap: http://getbootstrap.com/components/#btn-groups-single


火钳刘明


d3's event listener


>  decorate some #endif's with comments indicating what's been ended.

I think this rule could be lifted (everywhere) if we were to write the headers a bit nicer. IMHO like this:
```
#ifdef _WIN32
  #include <pcap-stdinc.h>
#else
  #if HAVE_INTTYPES_H
    #include <inttypes.h>
  #elif HAVE_STDINT_H
    #include <stdint.h>
  #endif
  #ifdef HAVE_SYS_BITYPES_H
    #include <sys/bitypes.h>
  #endif
  #include <sys/types.h>
#endif
```
would make it unneeded to add those trailing *comments indicating what's been ended*.
Probably a historic reason why `#` *needs* to be at column 1 (to same a few usec or old pre-ANSI pre-compilers?).

And BTW, since `ip6_misc.h` is already in `pcap-stdinc.h`, this can be dropped too:
```
#ifdef __MINGW32__
#include "ip6_misc.h"
#endif
```


I am not sure why this doesn't work


This was new in 5.0, so this can just be removed.


All these deprecated functions can just be removed, actually.


Some comments.
Since the map issue is a bug on the master branch, and it will affect other branches based on master, you should fix it on the master branch, not on your feature branch. And this should be separated from other changes you made in this commit. eg. don't put the IM stuff in this commit, since this commit should only contain changes related to this bug fix. Just as you said in your commit message.
I saw some commented code in your commit, if that's useless, just delete it. But since your only did this in your branch,  it's fine now, may be you want to refer to it later. But when it's about to merge with master, there should not be commented out code unless have some special reasons.

Just some good practices. :)


@drz2k did you mean to enable the hand rake?


(Well, I guess you probably just didn't want to deal with these calls now, in which case we can deal with them later.)


"Manage"


#5067-CoilCoolingWaterToAirHeatPumpVariableSpeedEquationFit-inside-AirLoopHVACUnitarySystem (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1879 of 1880 tests passed)

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