We can just make it back into an instance method, just so it can be private.

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 3:50 PM, Rafael Reggiani Manzo <
notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Further, if it is not a private method it is possible that any point of
> code to call this method with any kind of block which can lead to
> inconsistent results between calls.
>
> Is this refactor really worth the loss on readability, encapsulation and
> consistency?
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thx


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Hi @gabskoro, if you go to http://nadarei.co/mina/about_deploy_rb.html and click the `the command queue` link it'll send you to [#the_command_queue](http://nadarei.co/mina/about_deploy_rb.html#the_command_queue), but that doesn't do anything, it should send you to [command_queue.html](http://nadarei.co/mina/command_queue.html)


Rylan, just a heads up, the convention in effect in the app is capitalizing, not title-izing labels and phrases.
(So "Edible type", not "Edible Type")


To me this is established terminology, I've seen it in other places,
including DOM traversal in browsers. I don't know of any better names to
use (and we already use descendant_values in other places with similar
meaning).

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015 at 2:53 PM, Rafael Reggiani Manzo <
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> descendants may cause confusion regarding children. A different name
> would be nice, but I can't think about one right now.
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If you're going to have private functions, comment clearly and put at the top of the outer function


Sample added: https://github.com/roboscala/roboscala-samples/tree/version1.7
However I still haven't figured out how to do the new-file trigger. But that is probably not a showstopper.


Review notes added for #28


I like your thought on the different tracks of progress with technology. When I read Haas, I picked up that old technology does not necessarily replace the new but the function of each technology may change within society. Dilger goes into this with CSS and table saying CSS started to replace table, but there is a period where both were equally used and today table still retains its original functionality and may be preferred by some people. Once a new technology comes along, the old is not relinquished. I think there is something to be said about which direction society is heading in terms of communicating with large amounts of people and your first point on considering what we are trying to communicate. There is definitely a correlation between the literacy technology used and the desired outcome. Not every text or tweet needs to be handwritten first, but there is still importance in handwriting when it comes to longer, more thought out works such as writing essays or books.


Kinda weird glXSwapIntervalMESA is defined but the others symbols aren't.


Na linha 2 está escrito "varáveis".


Hi Ivan,

SPRT tests should only be stopped with a good reason


I looked at other android music players to see how they handle this: google, sony ...
In similar views they display the number of tracks for each album (or nothing) but not the album duration.
Maybe it is the way to go ? Just remove the album duration since it is often not readable ?


Really liking the JOptionPane message boxes. Helps the program feel more "real."


thanks for documenting this, been driving me nuts


The best test I've ever seen


tu veux pas mettre la version docker-compose aussi ? :dancer:


thanks


You can concatenate two lists just using '+', so this function is equivalent to "Month1to360PaymentList + alist"


label + input


add disabled


Hi and thank you,

I'll follow rules...

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I don't think. Just copypasted :smile:


I think you need to add dependencies on other systems for the contribs that ``slynk-require`` other contribs. E.g., if ``slynk-fancy-inspector`` has [``(slynk-require :slynk-util)``](https://github.com/capitaomorte/sly/blob/master/contrib/slynk-fancy-inspector.lisp#L10) then you might need to add ``:depends (:slynk-util)`` to its system definition (exactly on this line L83).
Otherwise, if ``contrib-a`` and ``contrib-b`` both ``(slynk-require :contrib-c)`` and that's not reflected in the ``*.asd`` file a race condition might happen if you load ``contrib-a`` and ``contrib-b`` at the same time...
Or maybe completely getting rid of ``slynk-require`` would be a cleaner solution?...
I'm not 100% sure about what I'm talking here but it solved a similar problem for me. I'd issue a PR and write a normal test case but I'm still working with your old branch of slime and things are a bit different there...


Add locale


cool, -m32 :-D


It only just broke with boost 1.59 but looking at commit history of the
project and the deprecation of npapi support in major web browsers, it
doesn't seem fitting to try and keep this project around.

On Mon, Sep 14, 2015, 03:59 Eelco Dolstra <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Any particular reason to make this kind of commit on the staging branch
> rather than master?
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>


Again, this could all be done more neatly using list comprehension:
Month1to360PaymentList = [MonthlyPayment for YearlyPayemnts in MonthlyPaymentList for  MonthlyPayment in YearlyPayments]


Ah good to know!

On Monday, September 14, 2015, Ethan Welty <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Rylan, just a heads up, the convention in effect in the app is
> capitalizing, not title-izing labels and phrases.
> (So "Edible type", not "Edible Type")
>
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> .
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@darkalor I was trying several things to block drag-and-drop and it seems that I forgot to remove this.


Cuando se usan atributos y más del tipo target=" " es recomendable ser más explícitos a dónde se está aplicando.


Hay que indentar siempre a 4 espacios, al menos en HTML.


Hello @MarkRegalla27
cc:  @jonhanke  @julialintern

----

Good job in completing these advanced python exercises!

Q2 - there seems to be an unintentional typo in the original csv file. Professor Ross has title: 'Assistant Professor is Biostatistics'; there should be 3 unique titles.
Q7 - looks like the middle initial interfered with the dictionary keys, so dictionary not well structured.
Q8 - effects from Q7 downstream.

Thanks for formatting explanations and results in an easily readable manner.  It is greatly appreciated and makes my life easier.

----
Some optional extras if you have the time:

a.  [Explore 'defaultdict' option in python](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5900578/how-does-collections-defaultdict-work)

defaultdict means that if an key is not found in the dictionary that instead of a KeyError being thrown a new value is created. The type of this new pair is given by the argument of defaultdict.

b.  Explore pprint in python
Prints output in a more readable and structured format.


Again, there's no need for this to be a list, just update the variable on each iteration of the loop.


please avoid using database name in upgrade.php . See #25


Recuerda que el title es lo que aparecerá en los buscadores, hay que separarlo como es debido "Orange Boutique Creativa"


Pessoal caso tenha algum erro no nome de alguém, favor avisar que iremos corrigir
att.


I think the argument of whether CSS grid is better than table is an ongoing argument between all technology. CSS does have different functionality than table, but CSS did not revolutionize the Web like table did. The history behind the technology also should come into play when arguing if the newer technology is better than the old. I think that as a society today, we combine so many different technologies that we do not necessarily have bias towards one form or another. Personally, I use handwriting and typing as part of my writing process with each serving their own purpose, but neither being more useful than the other.


I'm curious, what's going on here?


Hay que tener cuidado con la forma en la que se cierran los tags. Ese </div> anda volando.


@schtanislau Hah! That's why it's good to doublecheck diffs ;)


Checked in as a979288a11762528e777e1df70946f382c650d3c.


public/js i guess, but then something has to build it


Todos los bloques que se abren es recomendable que empiecen con un comment <!-- Navbar -->


Así como empiezan, deben cerrar <!-- /navbar -->


i guess so, but it doesn't feel like a helper fits here


Any reason why we forked into a new repository instead of just making a branch on the existing one? We could've also added a tag about what was the final code for NC vs SC vs shipped.


Recuerda que hay que nombrar las clases en inglés y usando metodología SuiteCSS.


The connection between On the Relationship Between Old and New Technologies and tabling the grid is one I did not immediately see, but now that you point this out I understand where you are coming from. It is good to point out that CSS and table coexisted for a period and I think this period of coexistence between new and old technology is common each time a new technology is introduced.


The problem I encountered when trying to fix #47 was that the browser would cache the page and when I hit the back button he would just serve the user the cache. In other words, the browser wasn't letting me check to see if they had already completed the transaction because instead of loading the page from me he just gave them his cache.

This code is checking to see if the browser has cached the page and, if it has, reloading.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1296


@darkalor Meh :)


Es más fácil llamar jQuery usando un <script src="jquery/path/.js" que hacerlo usando Javascript puro.


Missing cpp include declarations. Also a doxygen group inside IO would be nice.


Because i'm building now also ROMs ... so sometimes a wipe of cache is welcome! :+1:


@MaKleSoft I'm not sure `evalJs` needs to be removed, since it uses `stringByEvaluatingJavaScriptFromString`, not a javascript `eval()`.  I am not seeing any CSP errors on iOS without `unsafe-eval`. Are you having issues? I've merged dev into master and can release 1.0.6 at any time.


Checked in as aa0e2f9bdecdc7705ae7dd50710096bfa0ace30b.


'android'


Te recomiendo que para el menú uses Font-Icons.


How about instead of using cloud middleware for the class names, we use underlying library names? e.g., `NovaProviderV1` vs. `OpenStackProviderV1`. Some of these libs work on multiple cloud middlewares so tying it to a specific cloud may be not give the user as wide of an option pool.


appreciate it, thanks!


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The copyright date does not exit yet ;-)


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Cuidado con la indentación.


Las URLs no deben ser en mayúsculas, y tu ruta siempre debe estar linkeada al folder "images".


Fair & fair.


too quick :) fixed in the next commit.


No se deben nombrar las clases con ID, los ID son meramente para usarlos en programación y darle unidad a los elementos, hay que usar siempre clases.


toto ti asi nepojde :D asi by som to zmazal


docker works very nicely on Travis, see https://github.com/thomasleveil/docker-jenkins-dsl-ready/blob/master/.travis.yml


I'm pretty busy at the moment. How many hours are you looking for an intern to log weekly, Because I'm interning at this other place. But i think i can help you guys too. I just don't wanna put to much on my plate, if you get that idiom.


typo? take out "and the client's account key"


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Ooooo comments


To expand a bit on your connection to Haas and Kiem and which method of writing is better, Kiem really explores how the mind and the hand are linked. He also expressed a personal preference for handwriting but concludes that typing is not necessarily bad either. Both ways has its own benefits and we choose whichever one suits our needs best. This is something that Haas' case studies also show, that old and new technology are used based upon the situation.


TEST


@doctormo, can you explain to me what the `len(text) > 2` is for?


When you're discussing the single argument rule, after these two examples line 59 & 60-
+    for @a, @b { }          # List of 2 things; 2 iterations
+    for @a, { }             # List of 1 thing; 1 iteration

can you also add at line 61
+    for @a { }             # List of ...

would like to be absolutely clear on how the single argument rule applies to a list container


can replace this loop with sum(Month1to360PaymentList[:n])


> the list of pre-sorted rules will presumably be segmented and that approach would break down

True, although I hadn't been thinking that it would be possible for a user to get rules "out of order" for the case that each rule were maintained in a separate file?  In other words, in that case, I'd been thinking that we'd need to be skipping over the "out of order" check entirely.  Does that make sense?


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Hello @cheevahagadog
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----
Really nice job in completing these advanced python exercises!

Thanks for formatting explanations and results in an easily readable manner.  It is greatly appreciated and makes my life easier.

----
Some optional extras if you have the time:

a.  [Explore 'defaultdict' option in python](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5900578/how-does-collections-defaultdict-work)

defaultdict means that if an key is not found in the dictionary that instead of a KeyError being thrown a new value is created. The type of this new pair is given by the argument of defaultdict.

b.  Explore pprint in python
Prints output in a more readable and structured format.


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Personally, I prefer random capitalization. Perhaps we could move towards that convention for v0.3?


sorry for the typo, done that . Any other mistake ?


this duplicates the broadcast sent 4 lines earlier and isn't necessary.


I see that you're using python 2. calling print without () brackets doesn't work in python 3. Although we may end up having to stick with python 2 for compatibility with some libraries (though I hope not to), we should still keep everything forwards-compatible as much as possible.


typo


Hello @oksitosin :
cc:  @jonhanke  @julialintern

----
Really nice job in completing these advanced python exercises!

Thanks for formatting explanations and results in an easily readable manner.  It is greatly appreciated and makes my life easier.

----
Some optional extras if you have the time:

a.  [Explore 'defaultdict' option in python](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5900578/how-does-collections-defaultdict-work)

defaultdict means that if an key is not found in the dictionary that instead of a KeyError being thrown a new value is created. The type of this new pair is given by the argument of defaultdict.

b.  Explore pprint in python
Prints output in a more readable and structured format.


fast-forwarding hotfix/2.0.6-2012.08.25 to borshop-integration-550-hotfix/zl/2.0.6-2012.08.25-deletes = 20e9a5cb


I'd suggest against hardcoding these (except maybe as defaults). 10x10 isn't very much fun.


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Do we need this, or can we use std::std::operator== ?


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These should probably be debug options. I can't think of a situation where a random typical user would normally be resetting things (and on what basis they'd use to decide what they were setting them).


Thats interesting, I thought sendJavascript and evalJs were equivalent. Does that mean evalJs has not been deprecated? In any case, it seems like a refactor would still be desireable for consistency but if it works without unsafe-eval and unsafe-inline its not that urgent I guess.

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i was just fixing too


Great catch. I'm going to fix this and also integrate the Guava TestSuiteBuilders to validate the collection behavior.


Wouldn't we hit this case even if we finished paying off the debt in the last possible month?


Just to add some more context - I'm using it in a DataObject managed through ModelAdmin not on a SiteTree / Page object


hbh


coloa o TODO em cima antes de começar o programa.


n n


Hello @sosier
cc:  @jonhanke  @julialintern

----
Really nice job in completing these advanced python exercises!

Congrats on completing Markov!

Thanks for formatting explanations and results in an easily readable manner.  It is greatly appreciated and makes my life easier.

----
Some optional extras if you have the time:

a.  [Explore 'defaultdict' option in python](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5900578/how-does-collections-defaultdict-work)

defaultdict means that if an key is not found in the dictionary that instead of a KeyError being thrown a new value is created. The type of this new pair is given by the argument of defaultdict.

b.  Explore pprint in python
Prints output in a more readable and structured format.


* Use `<code>tungsten-sort</code>` for better reading experience.
* It should be *sort-based shuffle* (note the hyphen) to be consistent to the other part of the sentence (also in the following line).


Isn't date returned by the server?


@adamschwartz I thought this down here to make the type's logic completely self-contained. But it's your call… :wink:


We should probably do a test with different calendars, too.


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Thank you for finishing my


@GregMoney85
Python 2.7 is good!


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Commenting on a commit rather than the PR:
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I like that this makes manual setup for solving SimpleHTTP much easier.

Only downside: It will require clients with multiple aliases to serialize their authentication process. <- I don't think this is a huge issue.


Yes man don't worry


Copy paste error :)


Take off "; and"


This line appears to be necessary for a consistent full rendering on a fresh load of the markdown page


I now know how to use the conditional operator in interpolated strings:

```
return $"[{start}, {end} {(Inclusive ? "]" : ")")}";
```


Recuerda que usar mayúsculas en la web es sinónimo de gritar.


This variable is still declared in CTxMemPoolEntry, along with the accessor function; both of those should be removed.


Aquí te llevaste un script que se necesita.


Simpler for reference types:

```
=> Equals(obj as DateInterval)
```


Could we tag this in METADATA to get the release working on 0.4?


Passing in the expected result is slick.
This is slicker:
```
[TestCase(12,3, Result=4)]
[TestCase(12,2, Result=6)]
[TestCase(12,4, Result=3)]
public int DivideTest(int n, int d)
{
  return( n / d );
}


Do you mean "Don't consider any more children of a node that is already dirty" ?


Hay que quitar ésta última porque es un .pdf


@GregMoney85
cc:  @jonhanke  @julialintern

Good job on these exercises!

What does xargs do? Give an example of how to use it.
print ("xargs is a command used to execute commands based on arguments from standard input")
#Recursively find all Python files and count the number of lines
!find . -name 'c*.py' | xargs wc -l


It was for debugging. Some errors occured while I was integrating SonataUserBundle to my project. Everything is fixed now, the doctrine auto mapping is used for all included bundles and its entities.


Fixes #1, #2, #3 by eliminating getpath. Implements #4, #5, #6 by removing features.


Edit: I didn't realize that the authorized keys object can contain multiple tokens.


This looks very wrong! You can do floor division by n//12. What you have here (as well as being very very hacky) won't work once you get into single digit years. We can talk another time about testing to catch this sort of thing.


Hey I just saw the update. I was having computer trouble so here is my heartfelt thanks for this :D


Content via @willcanine.


See issue #10 for outgoing conversation with @basvdW22


Dear Andy,

I want to thank you for this library, it's very useful for time series data.

However we have some trouble when try to play with real world data, the speedup to read_range with  numpy.searchsorted give a lot of "out of memory" errors (pdb tested), because you have to read a lot of data just to extract a part of them. (please take a look to the attached image)

The pytables read_where method it's very efficient, and the tradeoff it's minimal versus the memory savings benefits.

Cheers.

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


How about stageEntries.swap(entriesToAdd), to avoid allocate and copy?h


Implements #7.


This commit does more than the commit message describes.


when you un-revert this, it would be good to add a PRINT_JULIA call here also, so that there is some status indication


This looks like the wrong commit comment :)


Rather than appending things as you go, better to avoid the FinalList variable altogther and use what you've got commented here:
return [FullLoanAmount, FullPaymentAmount, AveragePayment3Years, Year, Month]


doesn't this also need a bump of all addons? at least here no pvr addon compiles because of missmatching prototype of DeleteTimer method


Seems you don't, misread.


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ok mate . i just moved to new xml
https://github.com/ResurrectionRemix/Resurrection_packages_apps_Settings/commit/7cc6a72ef13c342d4c4bdece3d321a7d24f0a15f


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I made an attempt at doing this, but I'm running into errors that I don't yet understand. Would you mind taking a look? I checked in a half-finished patch here:

https://github.com/WebAssembly/spec/commit/c81d5a38ef054410cdcef5570430ae994faac074

I get this error:

> File "given/float.ml", line 41, characters 65-75:
> Error: This expression has type Int.t but an expression was expected of type
>          t = FloatTraits.t

which is confusing because FloatTraits.t is the same type as Int.t, but also because of_float returns a of_bits result, and of_bits is declared in float.mli to have type "bits -> t" where t is FloatTraits.t, if I resolve everything correctly.


No documentation in this class


Overall, this is really good, it's much clearer and more neatly laid out, and the work is sensibly divided into separate functions.

There are a couple of places where you made life a bit more difficult than it needed to be, presumably because you've not seen list comprehensions before, which are really useful.

I haven't repeated all of the style or commenting points that I mentioned more fully in the review of the APR calculator, but they apply here too.


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you should not set this in the project btw ... it comes from tools/darwin/Configurations/App-iOS.xcconfig already


Missing a quotation mark here


I like that you asked the user to continue as a string and then checked the first letter and made it a capital letter as a precaution. The only thing I would have done differently would be, I would have waited to print the output until after the for loop but it looks good.


:thumbsup:


And of course you'd done that in another commit. Doh.


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+1. For now we have enough space, but we need some clean-up strategy.


This is okay for now, but in future I will impose a *strict* 79 character limit on each line of markdown files.

This part about (requires Sublime Text 3) is poorly worded. Better to discuss what the plugin does than what the difference is between ST 2 and 3.


yea, thx. there was a fit of fiddling to get it to build :)


если забыть вызвать Connect() функция getDB() будет возвращать null


@tonilopezmr thanks for the PR. Please include {} on if statement and I'll merge it right ahead. Thanks again


Отступ.


You should add the line above too like this:
```
if ( ! over) {
    $body.css({"width": window.innerWidth - scrollbarwidth, "height": window.innerHeight}).addClass("uk-offcanvas-page");
    $body.css((rtl ? "margin-right" : "margin-left"), (rtl ? -1 : 1) * (bar.outerWidth() * dir)).width(); // .width() - force redraw
}
```

If you resize the window, it doesn't break the rest of the design behind!


The  waterCollision variable is never used.  So lines 1153 to 1158 can be removed.


This has python 2/3 compatibility issues. See http://python-future.org/compatible_idioms.html#urllib-module for solutions.


В JavaScript открывающую фигурную скобку обычно ставят в конце линии, а не в начале.


To reduce some code here, you could also do something like this:

    $imgCat = $_POST['ImageCategory'];
    $imgPost = $_FILES['imagePost'];
    if (isset($imgCat) && isset($imgPost)) {
      if (!empty($imgCat) && !empty($imgPost)) {
        ...


Неэффективный расчет cos60 и sin60. Это константы, но вычисляются в каждой итерации.


Don't check floats for equality


good call but it'll need to be slightly more complicated than straight un-reverting due to #11727 causing issues on the buildbots


looks good

adds another reason for adding

if ( xmlHttp.readyState !== 4 ) return;


Here, and other places, you might want to remove the extra newlines.

      // ...
      header('Location: '.$redirect_page);
    }


@Seiseisei666 perché non fate pull request e merge dentro il master?


You can use `Array.popLast` here, which should be safer
```swift
if let packet = socket.waitingData.popLast() {
    packet.addData(data)
   packet.fillInPlaceholders()

  ...
}
```


This flag needs to be on kube-apiserver and not kube-controller-manager.


Why not? I just tested this and it doesn't seem to break ST2 if you add files that do nothing.

Installation instructions *cannot* have this writing pattern. Consider the issue with:

```
rm -rf /
touch /opt/hello
# Note: DO NOT run line 1!
```

Can you please fix both of these lines before I merge.


Please dont add dotfile to github


The default constructor is not used or needed.


saw approval from hmmr
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/240b92390413bb382b7ce3b9524b6d76d162ac9a


merging basho/riak_kv/feature/msgpack_encode = 240b9239 into borshop-integration-1181-feature/msgpack_encode


basho/riak_kv/feature/msgpack_encode = 240b9239 merged ok, testing candidate = d80c1d82


Variable name should be more informative


author name


Is this construction necessary?

I usually make this type of recursion walking algorithms work using a set of todo entries and a set of done entries, and you loop as long as the todo set is not empty, take one out of it, put it in the done set, and process it.


No documentation


Note that it still doesn't work - requires caf telephony


To match symmetry with the canonical closure example (where I am not passing a parameter to the function, but instead capturing it), how about this:

*Closure*
```
<?php
$user = 'Joel';
$greeting = function() use ($user) {
  return 'Hello $user';
};
echo $greeting();
```

*Lambda*

```
<?hh

$user = 'Joel';
$greeting = () ==> "Hello $user";
echo $greeting();
```


indentation


Thank you


I didn’t need it, I’ve removed it.
I’m worried that I should learn or remember how to do a fold or map… which would take time.
Is it more performant like that?

> On Sep 14, 2015, at 15:18, Annette Bieniusa <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I don't understand why you need this ok parameter.
> Please rewrite directly as a map or fold over the list of operations.
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You shouldn't ever really need to use hasattr, and this exception handling looks a bit dubious, I'm guessing you copied it off stackoverflow ;)
The right solution depends on whether we switch to the python 3 version of the library, so this is a bit tricky. Leave this for now I guess, if it works.


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store of pods instead of RCs?


Makes both sense, pick your preference!


This is fine for now, but in future I will ask you to use single-spaced comments for all JSON including `sublime-settings`, like so:

```
// Complete Blizzard.j functions and constants
```


I dig it - will improve, thanks!

Sent from my iPhone

On Sep 14, 2015, at 1:18 PM, Rob <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

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

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

just my 2 cents :-)

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popLast will remove the item though. We're only removing if there's no data remaining. There's already a guard against trying to add data when there's no waiting packets


This could be split into a loop of 6 right with just one forward and right .


do you know if OpenSSL does .ext file matching or processed whatever it gets?


This commit doesn't address *How to use* the settings. This can be in readme if necessary, but so far all I see is a JSON file.


On ternary operators like this, it is preferable to wrap before 80 characters (or 120 for some code bases), and tab the 2nd line (and 3rd and so on). So:

```php
$imageCategory = isset($_POST['ImageCategory']) &&
    !empty($_POST['ImageCategory']) ? $_POST['ImageCategory'] : null;
$imagePost = isset($_FILES['imagePost']) && !empty($_FILES['imagePost']) ?
    $_FILES['imagePost'] : null;
```


indentation. Please read Coding Convention for Foundation course .
or use ctrl + shift + f


you have to remove 1140 - 1159 - 1161 - 1163 lines


This block of code seems like it is tabbed too far to the right.


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:disappointed: didn't fix the false success reports


this should be `syncDirtyTrainingCompletions`


coding convention . variable should have camel case . "triggerLevel"


@Memphiz master always points to master PVR addons and jenkins was fine


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest.testDemoMeasureStore: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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


guess i am stale somehow then - thx for the hint


Absolutely right removing the throw, but we should not pipe errors thru the server.
You should be able to do that from the outside using "on('sshStream', function(sshStream){sshStream.on('error',...)}"

Thanks for reminding me there is also a throw inside the config loader. I'll remove that one as well.


could we handle potential `SecurityException` from FS reads ... and in that case simply keep the previous defaults?


This commit message is not descriptive. Consider:

* Who no longer completes arguments? (which file)
* Why it no longer completes arguments?

In general for large commit diffs - anything over a thousand lines - you need to be extra verbose in your commit messages.

Think of it this way: in general I will be annoyed that you made a huge diff. This one in particular could be shortened by extracting the raw data from `wurst_completions.py` into a separate file. So use a verbose commit message to convince me of what you've done, why it's so big, and why it's worth keeping.


Yep, it's just a nice to have. But I tested this script some time ago and it works fine, and really remove unused docker layers... just FYI :)

Thx


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this should work when re-applied: https://github.com/jruby/jruby-openssl/commit/1d2d056b861cefd8d91ebaf4c03c90db3f0f321a


Longer term the C API cannot take C++ classes as parameters, so it will have to be a method-less struct (see https://github.com/jtimon/bitcoin/commit/4528ec69617f1b6d6c8f0d73dc4091cded7c216c )


Partially tested with limited checksumming:

Between gbsdb.0.0.93-26-g35de6bc.txt and gbsdb.0.0.93-27-gec7796b.txt, output changed for files:
(name, rom data crc32, output md5sum)
[none affected]


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Why the constraint on the buffer being initialized to zero? Is this observable in any way?


woohoo!
![screen shot 2015-09-14 at 3 57 44 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/693878/9860308/5728acde-5af9-11e5-971c-9738b3d9f046.png)


Yeah, I wanted to use containers initially but with the "standard" definition (using the container extension) the definition fails the positivity check :( I guess it's not so bad to inline it like this though since it fits better with copatterns.


Oh, duh.  Bunyan is just there to make the log lines easier to read, but of course it would bust the exit code test.

You could always use this to maintain pretty logs and restore exit code: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/14270/get-exit-status-of-process-thats-piped-to-another


The client should verify that the serialized authorizedKeys object contains the client's public key


Suggested linting:

```php
<?php

class Connector
{
  const dbHost = 'localhost';
  const dbUser = 'root';
  const dbPass = '';
  const dbName = '';

  public $connection;
  public $qSelCat = "SELECT * FROM photocat";
  public $qSelPhoto = "SELECT * FROM photos";

  public function __construct(){
    $this->connection = new mysqli(self::dbHost, self::dbUser, self::dbPass,
        self::dbName);
    if ($this->connection->connect_errno == true) {
      echo " failed to connected" . $this->connection->connect_errno . ") " .
          $this->connection->connect_error;
    }
  }
}//Connector
?>
```


This creates race conditions obviously. When you increase the version in one cache but another process still operates on the old cached version, they get out of sync and you will lose data etc.


I may edit this later, but the `h1` inside the hero image causes some weird default margin outside of the container. I've seen this before but haven't ever looked to see if there's some sort of work around, other than removing the default margins set by the browser.


should we be explicit to return `global.testdouble`? I seem to remember a reason for this but can't recall, atm


I don't really care.


Não entendi o comentário


@nlottig94  @KariWomack Good call on this correction on lines 12 and 13. Often it's something small like this that can throw off your schema.


Created project 1


generates*


Faltou especificar o que levou o erro a ocorrer


Ok, done.


fill*


//Controller


//GUI


Hello @suddensleep (John G)
cc:  @jonhanke  @julialintern

----
Really nice job in completing these advanced python exercises!

Good job in completing the optional Markov problem.

Thanks for formatting explanations and results in an easily readable manner.  It is greatly appreciated and makes my life easier.

----
Some optional extras if you have the time:

a.  [Explore 'defaultdict' option in python](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5900578/how-does-collections-defaultdict-work)

defaultdict means that if an key is not found in the dictionary that instead of a KeyError being thrown a new value is created. The type of this new pair is given by the argument of defaultdict.

b.  Explore pprint in python
Prints output in a more readable and structured format.


Good job


Acho que o "And" não é todo maiúsculo, mas o resto tá bom


memory was just a side effect of the intended change

either way, you can't fuck up by using a uint16 instead of a mobskill - it
really doesn't make it much harder to use (in fact, I think everything
should do the same thing - storing the ID instead of a pointer, but that's
neither here nor there)

I will respectfully disagree on your notion of "solving it when it's
needed" though... there are already too many places in the code that
thought the same thing and ended up growing into something horrible

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wrote:

> I feel like this is premature optimization. You're reducing memory
> footprint, which is nice, but making the interface more difficult to work
> with, I would prefer not to make that extra call. I would rather have a
> more convenient interface that makes our lives easier, who cares if it uses
> a bit more memory.
>
> On the point of dynamically adding / removing mobskills, I think we should
> solve that issue when it's needed.
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Hello @John-Keating
cc:  @jonhanke  @julialintern

----
Really nice job in completing these advanced python exercises!

You win the award for the prettiest tables and best presentation!

Thanks for formatting explanations and results in an easily readable manner.  It is greatly appreciated and makes my life easier.

----
Some optional extras if you have the time:

a.  [Explore 'defaultdict' option in python](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5900578/how-does-collections-defaultdict-work)

defaultdict means that if an key is not found in the dictionary that instead of a KeyError being thrown a new value is created. The type of this new pair is given by the argument of defaultdict.

b.  Explore pprint in python
Prints output in a more readable and structured format.


closes #1


Corrected hooks for **genesis_before_entry_content** and **genesis_after_entry_content**


是因为你Nuget没有自动获取ECommon的dll，你看看是不是VS没有启用Nuget还原。


ggggg


Chrome thì làm tốt cái promise chaning, còn firefox thì đang bị lỗi

- HIện tại em đang viết hàm xóa từng marker một, hàm này là một hàm asynch viết kiểu promise
- Khi click vào 1 tile, em lấy tất cả các điểm sóng trong đó và xóa lần lượt từng điểm sóng 1 lần lượt theo thứ tự id tăng dần. Để đảm bảo thứ tự xóa em tạo chaining promise.
  -  trên chrome thì chạy tốt
  -  trên firefox thì ví dụ khi em xóa tất cả các điểm sóng trong tile có id 813_451_10 (có 26 diểm sóng trong đó) bằng cách click vào tile đó , thì nó đang chạy sai


Hello @JohnWinter
cc:  @jonhanke  @julialintern

----
Really nice job in completing these advanced python exercises!

Thanks for formatting explanations and results in an easily readable manner.  It is greatly appreciated and makes my life easier.

----
Some optional extras if you have the time:

a.  [Explore 'defaultdict' option in python](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5900578/how-does-collections-defaultdict-work)

defaultdict means that if an key is not found in the dictionary that instead of a KeyError being thrown a new value is created. The type of this new pair is given by the argument of defaultdict.

b.  Explore pprint in python
Prints output in a more readable and structured format.


原先认为，直接加载view中@en_US中的视图，可以调高程序性能，现在已经删除了@en_US


merge


This is a breaking change. I'm definitely :-1: for introducing this in 1.1 without even a deprecation notice, code is going to break because of this.


Disagree if this means dist/testdouble.js changes during a normal test run. I really don't want to commit to dist at all unless a release is being cut.


`File.open(@file_name,"r")` =>
`File.open(@file_name, "r")`


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Cool!


If you want to ensure the `npm run build` is being executed then how about `npm run build -o tmp/subject.js`?


npm does this but are you sure testem does?


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

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest.testDemoMeasureStore: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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


Looks good


Not sure I'm in love with the backtick quotes, but this is a good improvement. Interesting approach with yaml builder.


```
	 def validate_age age
	 	if age >= 1
	 		return age
	 	else
	 		return age = 0
	 	end
	 end
```
===>
```
def validate_age age
  return 0 if age < 1
  age
end
```


And `File.stat` still defaults to local so we're being inconsistent. `time = File.stat!(path).mtime; File.touch!(path, time)` will not work as expected.


`File.open("input_human.txt","r")` =>
`File.open("input_human.txt", "r")`


This is a fix.


good deal


What is `array_new` statements' popurse?


This is a regression with nested @extend.


This is a regression with nested @import.


1. Naming convention: `Human_Reader` => `HumanReader`
2. `Human_Reader` is just a reader, testing must be in another file/class


102941444_CorrectBSDFs (rpg777) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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I cannot imagine when it would matter in this file listing.


Yes, I translated it done

You can pull this into the main repository. ^^


Heh, well, it wasn't when I was writing & testing the script. Thanks


Ah, i see what you were doing, i like this a lot better than what i implemented. Do you think there is a way we could use format for the commands that are in the master branch now?


Couldn't you just use `cmd.IsAvailableCommand()` here? Sorry, I will stop nit picking because I like this PR :+1:


Thanks!


can-do (since the build_file is configured through npm config block, the env var can be overridden from the cli)


Yeah, I realized my mistake after testing the app for a bit. I found out I was actually incurring a greater performance loss on loading the background image on a background thread than just doing it on the main thread, since the overhead for managing loaders was far greater than any benefit I got from having a loader implementation. I've since undone the loader implementation and just chosen to load or not load the background image based on the isLowRam() check on the UI thread.


Great, thanks!


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file = File.open(@file_name,"w")
==> file = File.open(@file_name, "w")


thanks for humoring me on this <3


此处顺序是不是也按字母来比较好？


Sounds good.

> It seems weird that your hierarchy is dijit/flat rather than flat/dijit, especially when you consider having a variables.style file that applies to both dijit and dgrid. How about changing flat/ to be the top level directory?

`themes/flat/dijit`, `dgrid`, `dojox`, etc.

I'll get it restructured this week. Also will add icon support for IE 6-7. I can add the css via `.dj_ie6` and `.dj_ie7`, but if 6-7 support is needed the js will need to be manually added via script tag.


my bad~


"I felt this was a great illustration of how intent and organization infuse a particular technology with power, rather than the technology itself providing power to accomplish tasks." That is an awesome way to phrase that.

While that specific example is in a league of its own, I think other examples in that article show how intent can affect a technology. In the government office, because the staff had no intent of changing their current use of technology, any replacement would have failed.


Did you see any comparisons between the various articles?


And adding postgres


no, testem definitely does not do this. so yes it would break. that's why we have `npm start` set for testem, though i typically have `npm run testem`

i actively discourage global installs of anything except generators, to ensure consistent runtime env.


f


Right, but I use $(npm bin)/testem often enough that I wanted these there
to ensure they wouldn't fall back to global a.
On Sun, Sep 13, 2015 at 22:42 Jason Karns <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> no, testem definitely does not do this. so yes it would break. that's why
> we have npm start set for testem, though i typically have npm run testem
>
> i actively discourage global installs of anything except generators, to
> ensure consistent runtime env.
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browserify automatically inserts a `window` reference in place of `global` but only when `global` is referenced. relying on the implicit global would fail if it were the *only* global reference. Of course, it clearly isn't the only global reference in this case since there are other explicit refs. But (I think) that was the nagging reason I had for always being explicit.


So it's a browserify-specific compulsion?
On Sun, Sep 13, 2015 at 22:44 Jason Karns <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> browserify automatically inserts a window reference in place of global
> but only when global is referenced. relying on the implicit global would
> fail if it were the *only* global reference. Of course, it clearly isn't
> the only global reference in this case since there are other explicit refs.
> But (I think) that was the nagging reason I had for always being explicit.
>
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>


Hi! Might I ask what exactly wasn't "polyglot" in the Angular JavaScript example? Its using some API that isn't implemented on the JavaScript backend? Which one?


In a case of wxUSE_GUI=0, wxThread::Wait() is down because gs_critsectWaitingForGui is NULL. This is due to the fact that wxOSXThreadModuleOnInit() which initializes it is also inside "#ifdef __WXOSX__" check. In order to fix this, replace all tests for __WXOSX__ in src/unix/threadpsx.cpp with tests for __DARWIN__.


I think this is platform dependent?  E.g., MSVC has the executables under StandAlone a level deeper, under Release, Debug, etc.  The "install" target should move the executable from those build and platform dependent locations to the neutral install/bin location, where only one copy would exist, not one per method of building.  Yes?


more than that, i think i'm gonna copy this to my project.


I have figured it out, OxygenOS needs QCACLD as module, CM12 based need it inlined.


there's always time to kick the habit :)

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Oh, I remember now! I removed it way back then. This function was duplicating `get_contacts`. Sorry.


I'd rather keep them for safety of some future rando then
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Get width and get height were written by Nikita from Nick's computer due to some technical difficulties with Ecliplse.


Is there a reason why `serialize_array_without_root` is a method, rather than having its code in `serializable_hash_for_collection`?


i wouldn't say that. libs have been sticking `.version` on the main
variable since before browserify existed, right? jquery, underscore,
angular, ember, lodash; all expose .version (or .VERSION)

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`do`...`end` for multiline blocks 🐒


python2系で書いているなら、 print string[::-1]


Thanks @frankbp @serhatbolsu @yahman72


リストにしなくても、word[0]の添字アクセス可能
ただし、文字エンコードには気をつけてください。


I thought we were talking about the global thing


Should be `$args['posts_per_page']` here @AaronHolbrook @tlovett1


1)A java Calculator application using Swing and awt gui components.
2)IDE used Net Beans 7.0
![design](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14131152/9860332/18a38600-5b49-11e5-83e2-a313abc8606a.png)


Partially tested with limited checksumming:

Between gbsdb.0.0.93-27-gec7796b.txt and ,gbsdb.0.0.93-30-g9b8ca6f.txt output changed for files:
(name, rom data crc32, output md5sum)
[none affected]


Did some testing. Seems like multiplayer is working without problems.


I'm finally back on this. You did not actually resolve the merge conflict, but instead checked in the conflict markers.


Why not print the full txid?


Still learning Prateek.. Multiple people edited the same file. git pull messed up then :P


TeamCity LabkeyModules15.2 :: CDS postgres 9.4 [Build 13](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=271991&buildTypeId=LabkeyModules152_CdsPostgres93) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 3, passed: 22 Build time: 00:37:34
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyBoxPlots: <no details avaliable>

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

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

```


wouldn't it be better to test against gf_bs_available() instead of 1000000?


This is the same language as createBuffer.  Shall we just refer to createBuffer all around and leave it at that?  (And create a separate issue around zero-initing in createBuffer)

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Why the constraint on the buffer being initialized to zero? Is this observable in any way?

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Thanks, I got it.


@MaKleSoft I believe sendPluginResult and evalJs use the same methods internally: https://github.com/apache/cordova-ios/blob/master/CordovaLib/Classes/Public/CDVCommandDelegateImpl.m#L148
https://github.com/apache/cordova-ios/blob/master/CordovaLib/cordova.js#L1104

I haven't kept up to speed with the latest Cordova developments though, so it is entirely possible that there is a better way to call back to JS from plugins.

I'm going to go ahead and publish, since these are patch versions I can always do a quick 1.0.7 release if there are still issues.


Definitly like this way more :)
Most of the time you want to avoid using `{``}` in lambdas. :+1:


Hi. I would really like QR Code support for a charity project. Any help perhaps with this?


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/2357


This whole thing's pretty jenky, huh. I wonder if it'd be better to do it like

```python
request.GET = QueryDict('', mutable=True)
request.GET.update(self.filters)
request.GET.update(self.get_date_range())
# etc.
# ok this isn't great
request.GET._mutable = False
```


good


Partially tested with limited checksumming:

Between gbsdb.0.0.93-30-g9b8ca6f.txt and gbsdb.0.0.93-32-g674f687.txt,output changed for files:
(name, rom data crc32, output md5sum)
-"Warioland 2"  0x1725d60f      2e6ae9119b39d25450360657c41ef89f
+"Warioland 2"  0x1725d60f      8be8c28e5d1618de308d0409983dd8c9


How can i download the .phar of this latest 0.12.1 edit?


@mjwitte I cleaned up some remaining issues after solving conflicts. However, when I ran unit test, release failed the pass in SQLiteFixture, OutputProcessor_getCustomMeterInput in the OutputProcessor: error: Value of NumEnergyMeters. When I ran debug for this specific section, it passed. Hope CI machine will tell me what happens.


That's what i had assumed but there is no indication on the parts list of .pdf. I assume most people building one are mechanically inclined and could figure this out but just thought to make a not in case anyone was curious.


I’ll leave it to you :wink:


Fine for now, but in future I will impose much more strict requirements on python code - everything will need to be PEP8 compatible

* method names will be `def underscore_style(args):`
* early returns will be return-first, like `return False if not view_id`
* big data lists will be in separate file
* lines will be strictly 79 characters long at most
* variable names will be `underscore_style`
* embedded static HTML will not be pre-formatted, unless you include the script that pre-formats it
* variable names will be descriptive, i.e. `blizzard_text`, not `bt`
* DRY principles will be vehemently required in code
* Code will not be commented out
* Logical blocks of code will require comments


Minor nit, but I'm curious: why not use a @property for this?


magic number. Can be replaced by constant.


Ivan please dont stop the SPRT tests, they are supposed to run till the end, even if this does not look promising.


@brycekahle We need to be very conscious of how often the system tries to activate the PDP context, so I'd rather not make this happen automatically in the socket level code.  Let's bring this up into the cellular_hal.  The system already tries to reconnect, it just needs a way to make it happen effectively through the HAL.  We also need to add a getter function for _attached, _init, _pwr and _activated in the mdm_hal library.


Not working due to missing `->`, may as well remove the `@doc`


Magic number.
Need to be replaced by static variable


Sorry this is so late, probably already made a call
It's a tough one, could do it either way. Think I'd be inclined to attach the 'owner' to the property. Since each property can have a maximum of one owner it seems to make sense.
Though I'd probably do it, realise its wrong then persevere anyway because it's too daunting to change. Fun


#5167-ExampleFile-VariableRefrigerantFlow_FluidTCtrl_5Zone.idf-Warnings (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1869 of 1869 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


You have `import arrayfire` twice. Once her and another on Line 3. Is this intended ?


@frostasm you forgot to add space here :)


TeamCity Gribble ORM :: Deploy [Build 1.6.131.0](http://build.mikeobrien.net/viewLog.html?buildId=2468&buildTypeId=gribble&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 412 Build time: 00:02:43


Zum Glück haben wir keine 80 Zeichen Begrenzung für einzelne Zeilen. Ansonsten würden wir hier mit der Whitespace Einrückung schon fast drauf stoßen....


Thank you for your notes Rashema.
"defaultdict" makes life much easier and "pprint" is definitely looks better.


If you wait for my PR, you can use the new one: [Symfony\Component\Security\Acl\Util\ClassUtils](https://github.com/symfony/security-acl/pull/3/files). The one you linked is deprecated.


Partially tested with limited checksumming:

Between gbsdb.0.0.93-32-g674f687.txt and gbsdb.0.0.93-33-g38b1fdc.txt,output changed for files:
(name, rom data crc32, output md5sum)
[none affected]


Very nice


FDGroundTempModelBugFix (mmatts) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1863 of 1863 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg)


We designed it together, but I should probably not name him on code he didn't write... I'll take the blames for now.


indentation wrong.
The loop can be made using just two statement forward and right


fixed


indentation


https://codereview.chromium.org/1249133002

It looks like previously all frame loads would come through, including the main frame.

So it looks I should remove the if statement here.


@McDrakon123  http://jenkins.pocketmine.net/job/PocketMine-MP-Bleeding/


@gvanem
Needed for _WIN32?
```
 #define off_t long
 #define uint UINT
```


Snapshot:
![screenshot 10](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7689151/9860541/64692b8a-5b35-11e5-9914-415f1afc05fc.png)


I don't think simply waiting is a good strategy here.
look at the implementation of TaskThread, it uses a threading.Event


Partially tested with limited checksumming:

Between gbsdb.0.0.93-33-g38b1fdc.txt and gbsdb.0.0.93-34-g7c667ed.txt,output changed for files:
(name, rom data crc32, output md5sum)
-"Warioland 2"  0x1725d60f      8be8c28e5d1618de308d0409983dd8c9
+"Warioland 2"  0x1725d60f      2e6ae9119b39d25450360657c41ef89f


Although.. I wouldn't modify the `PROPERTIES` structure, seems to make sense that this is a constant 'rule' that defines how properties work. I'd probably have an ownership map...

```
ownership = {
  "Old Key Road": Player Number A,
  "Whitechapel Road": Player Number B,
  "The Angel islington": None
   ...
}
```

This way when a player lands on the square the lookup for ownership is trivial.
You could get fancier and have each ownership entry contain a map or something with the PlayerNumber and the number of houses/hotels and the fine owed for landing


Please dont stop SPRT tests, otherwise you just waste resources.


You should check that console is not null before use it, just in case the program is executed in eclipse and not from console


Thanks for the PR.


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/20659/testReport/) for this commit**


@jrperritt this kind of import seems to be breaking a unit test, any idea why?


Hi, Viktor,

Be sure to place your responses in the correct directory.


Comment


I didn't have the chance to submit my original script I wrote on this.  Do you want me to submit that, and then have @khiestand resubmit her final updates to it?


@lgu1234 That unit test failure crept into develop, so it's not your problem.  It only happens when you run locally as a group.


Some id and class changes


What happened to the line breaks here?


@cmfcmf it is a [progress bar](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11285883/percentage-reported-by-phpunit-what-does-it-mean)


Partially tested with limited checksumming:

Between gbsdb.0.0.93-34-g7c667ed.txt and gbsdb.0.0.93-36-g20fbaf0.txt,output changed for files:
(name, rom data crc32, output md5sum)
[none affected]


Typo here


That's an unusual way of casting!


Pronto, erro de digitação corrigido em novo commit.


Instead of creating a new desktop widget, I think you can ask for the QApplication instance via `QApplication.instance()` and then as it for its `desktop()` instance.

I'll merge once that change is made. I'll follow it up with an additional feature that makes it so that it remembers its window geometry -- that way if you move or resize it then those values will persist.


That's great! :+1:

Looks like they announced that a few weeks ago: http://blog.travis-ci.com/2015-08-19-using-docker-on-travis-ci/


@anhowe are you sending Pull Request with these soon? I'd like to review over there.

Please do not mention usernames in commits. They're hard to review and iterate on. I'll leave my comments to the pull request you'll open with this.


Amazing work guys ! Thank you !


The Official Images had been using a preview version of that functionality, I believe. I also managed to get a couple repos opted in with @tianon's help.


@m-kuhn OK, sounds good to me


I was seeing the same problem and Googling brought me here. I reviewed this fix, applied it, and a rebuild shows that the warning has been fixed now.


doesn't the `callframe` actually poison the scope, thus making optimizations there hard/impossible?


You could just tune it using SPSA, else it will be a waste of resources. Just a suggestion.


Partially tested with limited checksumming:

Between gbsdb.0.0.93-36-g20fbaf0.txt and gbsdb.0.0.93-37-gfbb9f89.txt,output changed for files:
(name, rom data crc32, output md5sum)
-"Snow Bros. Jr."       0x098ab759      21368332bdc469bbb22ae20f2d5c1af6
+"Snow Bros. Jr."       0x098ab759      49532556465932a7750c89c7a320c605


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

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Please post a bug with proper example. Commenting old changset is not best way to have it addressed.

By the way, even in old solution subsequent doContains/doFetch/doSave calls are not atomic, thus race condition is still possible. I wonder if having namespace versioning feature in general-purpose cache library by default is a good idea.


To allow others to edit it.

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New functionality will look like this:
![screen shot 2015-09-14 at 4 10 55 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5629547/9860616/452e67b0-5afb-11e5-927a-584e79ed6b0c.png)


 In practice, most people are probably going to be compiling with MSVC (e.g. future WinPcap releases probably will) or GCC/clang.

I have added support of CMake. So list of supported compilers are increased. I can compile code using MinGW, VS2010 and VS2015 (that is what I have on my desktop).


I'm not sure what you mean?


can't express just do that?


Partially tested with limited checksumming:

Between gbsdb.0.0.93-37-gfbb9f89.txt and gbsdb.0.0.93-38-gf34e7f2.txt,output changed for files:
(name, rom data crc32, output md5sum)
-"Bubble Ghost" 0x3aa38213      69060b5ff1f8021c8ba0eef48344c225
+"Bubble Ghost" 0x3aa38213      d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
-"Snow Bros. Jr."       0x098ab759      49532556465932a7750c89c7a320c605
+"Snow Bros. Jr."       0x098ab759      076dc0db0a9921451211878d98d913ac


wouldn't this fail with numeric types (that're really integers), for example: `matrix(c(1,2,3,4), ncol=1)`?

Maybe you'd need `is.numeric(i)` and `i <- as.integer(i)` instead of `i <- c(i)`?


I don't have a strong opinion - either way's going to be jenky


See #10  this @basvdW


You can edit things on the tracker.


looks good, submit a PR


#A palavra "TODO" ainda não está no início do programa.


fixed


I would swap the colors if the user is clicking with the right mouse button (ie color === currentColors[1]).

This way you can easily fix small mistakes, otherwise you have to swap colors or change tool,


Oh I see, tnx :)


This only protects against the cache not existing; it's still possible to get exceptions from concurrent modification of the cache under it's feet.


:heart:


Small detail : would be nice to rename currentColors to selectedColors. CurrentColors corresponds to the "current colors of the sprite" elsewhere in the application.


I'm sorry for misunderstanding. I'll not do that any more.

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Since this is only a tiebreaker for comparing these two values, this should be fine.


Oooooooh, moola :smile:

:+1:


I applied the patch and I get:

core@coreworker-1 ~/dind $ docker build -t dind .
Sending build context to Docker daemon 208.4 kB
Sending build context to Docker daemon
Step 0 : FROM ubuntu:14.04
 ---> 91e54dfb1179
Step 1 : MAINTAINER jerome.petazzoni@docker.com
 ---> Using cache
 ---> a6851112af1a
Step 2 : RUN apt-get update -qq && apt-get install -qqy     apt-transport-https     ca-certificates     curl     lxc     iptables
 ---> Using cache
 ---> 86b67efda863
Step 3 : RUN curl -sSL https://get.docker.com/ | sh
 ---> Running in 94ebc0ed68ec
modprobe: ERROR: ../libkmod/libkmod.c:556 kmod_search_moddep() could not open moddep file '/lib/modules/4.0.3/modules.dep.bin'
Warning: current kernel is not supported by the linux-image-extra-virtual
 package.  We have *no AUFS support*.  Consider installing the packages
 linux-image-virtual kernel and linux-image-extra-virtual for AUFS support.
+ sleep 10
+ sh -c apt-key adv --keyserver hkp://p80.pool.sks-keyservers.net:80 --recv-keys 58118E89F3A912897C070ADBF76221572C52609D


then it wouldn't be the `caret` case which it is all about


intialized -> initialized :)


See http://v4-alpha.getbootstrap.com/components/utilities/#margin


Cool


I'm not quite sure how....


Partially tested with limited checksumming:

Between gbsdb.0.0.93-39-g977b3c1.txt and gbsdb.0.0.93-40-gd40fe63.txt,output changed for files:
(name, rom data crc32, output md5sum)
[none affected]


The code needed cleaned up anyway and is getting entirely rewritten so I thought it would be easier to have a separate repo.


fixes #673


OK, I'll try to learn to use SPSA.

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Now it ONLY supports 1.8, Django 1.7 doesn't work anymore!


I am frankly contended that project is moving forward, but this commit is soo huge and verbose. :page_with_curl:


Is OS X still a requirement for Android? I understand why it might be necessary for iOS, but it seems odd when the android build tools are cross platform.

If this is no longer the case, the documentation may need an update.


Makes sense, skip a few steps. NO REFLECTION. I already made the access transformer work.


What's the use-case for this? So the browser opens `local.dev` instead?


Don't worry about it, just was an accident. :P


You should keep this message, to be clear what to do after execute the program


Best code ever <3
How can one write soo good php Keepo


Will use ReplaceAndWrite, because the underscore is often badly readable in internet browsers.


Partially tested with limited checksumming:

Between gbsdb.0.0.93-40-gd40fe63.txt and gbsdb.0.0.93-41-g159fbcd.txt,output changed for files:
(name, rom data crc32, output md5sum)
--- gbsdb.0.0.93-40-gd40fe63.txt	2015-09-14 22:21:17.832718602 +0200
+++ gbsdb.0.0.93-41-g159fbcd.txt	2015-09-14 22:23:57.301007731 +0200
@@ -1,94 +1,94 @@
 "Adventures of Lolo"	0x022182b3	d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e
-"Aladdin"	0x8c76fdd7	a8028a71c775daaced637f36052f94d2
-"Alien 3"	0xf616777a	a9b5e49b2ebb88941a640ed81b47e3d8
-"Altered Space"	0xc9324078	c4c964dba651c9ae156ae12d528bc2a5
-"Animal Breeder"	0x21f94ee3	63203c6d3af72a7754a1dbf52fafec31
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Would be much faster in mIRC script :/


Module could not imported, because the project had to renamed too. This had to be done, because insomniac's configuration searches in project name related path to execute.


@Y-Lor-Y I think this script is good to go.  I think Veronica just needs to pull it in.


@jbecla @smonkewitz I think these two lines can be moved outside the inner loop as they neither depend on `j` nor are part of the randomness.


ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ java ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ


fixed


I see numeric works for data.frames so I can add them too. So don't merge yet. @arunsrinivasan


Okay, so why only `caret` case? What's the issue with also addressing numeric types?


TeamCity pull requests :: netty [Build 198](https://garage.netty.io/teamcity/viewLog.html?buildId=1326&buildTypeId=pulls_netty&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 4765, ignored: 21 Build time: 00:29:09


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Working on making it not reflect now


Same thing... I think a client step should be included to explicitly verify the serialized authorized keys object.


"seems my benchmark cnf is quite sensitive to var_decay" -> this, to me, indicates that you need to play a little bit around with SAT solvers :) Your instance is also sensitive to the random seed, I can tell you that much -- I haven't seen any meaningful problem that wasn't. Also, var_decay, is one of the defining characteristics of SAT solvers and of course changes the randomness, so there.

In general, making the SAT solver faster through such bit tricks will get you at most 10% if that. Whereas implementing a new simplification scheme, or finding a structural bug (e.g. a preprocessor didn't go to the end, etc) will bring much-much more benefits. There are opportunities in there that could easily get you 1.5x-2x improvement, but for that one needs to read research papers, eke out an implementation that works, and refine it so it works on all problems (small, large, humongous with 100million variables(!)).


Why?


HackBG ??


в игноре должны быть все файлы с ~ в конце а не по одному


этот файл не должен быть в индексе гита


Changes:

In board.cpp:
-To change name of file board(0x88).cpp to board.cpp for enabling building with g++.

In book.cpp and book.h:
-To change char* to const char* for silencing g++ warnings.

In chronos.cpp:
-Aesthetic change: to change stime to Stime. Type names with initial capital.

In com.cpp:
-To remove Windows specific code for enabling building with g++.
-To declare variable chronos of type Stime. Rationale: Stime is not more extern, and chronos is not declared in stdafx.h.
-To change char* to const char* for silencing g++ warnings.

In search.cpp:
-To declare variable chronos of type Stime. Rationale: Stime is not more extern, and chronos is not declared in stdafx.h.

In stdafx.h:
-To replace types __intxx with standard integer types (provided by stdint.h) for enabling building with g++.
-Fix struct Stime for enabling building with g++.
-Change char* to const char* for silencing g++ warnings.

In util.cpp:
-To change char* to const char* for silencing g++ warnings.


Somehow the commit message got mangled for this commit, it really refers to #146


What about ```if ((col + row) % 2) {```, I think it is the same ?


все пустые хелперы нужно удалить, они ничего не делают


All of list items are incorect


I wasn't sure if anyone would need it. I was running scripts interactively from vim, so that's why it was useful. If you think it would useful more generally I'd be happy to submit a pull request.


102497980-Improve-waste-heat-function-handling-for-CoilCoolingDXMultiSpeed-and-CoilHeatingDXMultiSpeed-#5162 (lgu1234) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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I just look that it is easily readable, even if you get older.  Unfortunately, python is not available with "git for Windows 1".


I use ```std::numeric_limits<uint64_t>::max()``` in some places to prevent the limits from applying (see UpdateForRemoveFromMempool, for instance).  Is there a better way to do this?


No idea what’s going on, but this refers to #147


My mistake - I don't check http://repo-ck.com/source/gcc_patch/


having warnings during compiling


Yeah, those `depends-on` are missing. I've pushed a fix. I don't quite exactly understand how the race condition would be triggered, but it's ugly anyway...

And you're also right that `depends-on` duplicates `slynk-require`, which is only there because the old "loader" is still available if for some reason you don't have or don't want to use ASDF. It will go away in the future, I guess, at the cost of losing the ASDF-less loader.

I'm curious, what branch of slime are you using and why?


Tested:

All checksum invalidated.
Also, this broke a lot of stuff (e.g. cpu locks up in zelda).


@jbecla @smonkewitz why is this not just:
```python
if r:
    self._ptInSphEllipse(...)
else:
    self._pyInSphEllipse(...)
```
I'm confused by the presence of `elif` for a boolean variable.


стили не должны быть инлайн, они выносятся в отдельные файлы css


I have never used it in Swift 2.0.


It's really just a dict() that is passed around, and I reuse the variable name in sequential steps. How would you use an object to make that cleaner?


Why did you change the formatting of the code? Also line 4.


камел кейс не используется в стилях, обычно там -


All checksum invalidated.

I think after this all the breakage is resolved. TBD.


`err && err.count`


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Summary: Tests failed: 33 (1 new), passed: 8 Build time: 00:23:47
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest.testLearnAboutStudiesSearch: <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>

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

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


Ok man ;)


The RTC needs to be initialised on a cold start (power down no back up cell) that resets all the RTC resisters (the problem) and initialises the RTC. Once RTC is set up and running, nRST and/or power down with back up cell connected, the rtc_inited needs to be true to bypass RTC initialise process.
rtc_isenabled();    line 47 needs to be removed, that was left there by mistake during testing.

__PWR_CLK_ENABLE() and HAL_PWR_EnableBkUpAccess() has some dependency on each other. I'm reluctant to add to or remove some of the original code parts in case of impact to other code areas and functions. This is the minimal amount of code change that would function correctly. Tests running on RTC on back up power for several days indicates correct time keeping function.
The more basic RTC STM MCU's do not have the ISR status register so we can not use this method there.
If these changes are acceptable I can remove the rtc_isenabled();  and format that 'else' to complete.


Team Samaritan's code.


@jbecla @smonkewitz what happens if neither of those conditions is met?


Apparently this file had some weird line breaks committed. My editor fixed them automatically on save.


For more context: the sky test runner has special dispensation to use a private, unofficially supported API in the `test` package as a workaround for its lack of a real plugin API. Because this API hooks into some internal test infrastructure, we may need to change it in the course of a refactor, and we'll definitely want to remove it once a real plugin API lands. Because it's private, we won't change the major version number to reflect a breaking change in it. So the best way this package has of ensuring that it doesn't declare compatibility with an incompatible future version of `test` is to keep the range narrow.


Congrats on the release!


data атрибуты рейлз позволяет писать так `data: {top: item.card.top_number, right: item.card.right_number}` и тд, это будет тоже самое


Partially tested with limited checksumming:

Between gbsdb.0.0.93-43-ge8a717a.txt and gbsdb.0.0.93-44-g28b1ae2.txt,output changed for files:
(name, rom data crc32, output md5sum)
[none affected]


What the hell? I had to check it out, because I fixed a problem related exactly to this maybe a month ago and a co-worker said that now it works. Yes, it really is not directly visible as I found out. It's under "styles" menu. For a bugtracker meant for programming projects, it's not the best possible place. I'll read ckeditors manual tomorrow and check if it can be easily shown in the toolbar. Not today, had a nice evening today watching Men in Black III on TV, afew beers and wondering why do I sometimes think I understand those extraterrestrials better than my fellow earthmen...


This is the readme that goes with my First Repository.


My mistake - BFQ v7r9 had wrong checksums.


a line note on (in?) my readme


пустые файлы стилей удалить


@jbecla @smonkewitz this can be pulled out the loop.


reverting to those dependecies everything works... :/ weired


I would postpone SPSA tuning for a moment. Your tests seem to be about neutral at STC, but the bench 7217127 version seems to be *very* promising at longer time controls. I would not be surprised to see double digit ELO gains, at least for 60s up to 5 minutes TC.  The main question is. how does this scale further on?


Oops. Didn't mean to erase that


Hey Pippin, I've been tracking down an RCP expiration date bug — it's no longer getting updated on renewals. This looks like a likely cause — is there a reason this line was removed?


Why the var () syntax instead of :=?


Could we follow what unix does, and just standardize on `write`? Have the wams code format numbers and such, and give bytes to the embedder?


Will issue a warning.


:+1: k


весь код оформить по гайдам https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide
https://github.com/bbatsov/rails-style-guide


@thenickcox Can you take a look and see if there's something I'm missing? As far as I can tell, this is dead code.


they refer me to this place again.
I think nobody noticed that this is not working, I mean the supplier's products count


@radare you can use `bool` instead of `_Bool` if you include <stdbool.h>


You could also use the string interpolation feature, which is the preferred way of handling this.