Produces the following for angularjs with the buggy version (note buggy version is still listed under versions)

/cc @UnbounDev @jimaek

```js
{
  "name": "angularjs",
  "mainfile": "angular.min.js",
  "homepage": "http://angularjs.org",
  "assets": [{
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.1",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.2",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.3",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.4",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.5",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.6",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.7",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.8",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.9",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.10",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.11",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.12",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.13",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.14",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.15",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.16",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.17",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.18",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-beta.19",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-rc.0",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-rc.1",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-rc.2",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-rc.3",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-rc.4",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0-rc.5",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.0-beta.0",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.0-beta.1",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.0-beta.2",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.0-beta.3",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.0-beta.4",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.0-beta.5",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.0-beta6",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.0-rc.0",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.0-rc.1",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.0.1  1.4.0-rc.2",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.0.2",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.0.3",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.0.4",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.0.5",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.0.6",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.0.7",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.0.8",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.0",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.1",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.2",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.3",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.4",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.5",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.6",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.7",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.8",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.9",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.10",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.11",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.12",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.13",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.14",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.15",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.16",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.17",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.18",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.19",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.20",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.21",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.22",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.23",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.24",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.25",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.26",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.2.27",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.0",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.1",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.2",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.3",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.4",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.5",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.6",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.7",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.8",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.9",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.10",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.11",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.12",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.13",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.14",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.15",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.16",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.3.17",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.0",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.1",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }, {
    "version": "1.4.2",
    "files": ["angular.js", "angular.min.js"]
  }],
  "versions": ["1.4.2", "1.4.1", "1.4.0", "1.4.0-rc.1", "1.4.0-rc.0", "1.4.0-beta.5", "1.4.0-beta.4", "1.4.0-beta.3", "1.4.0-beta.2", "1.4.0-beta.1", "1.4.0-beta.0", "1.4.0-beta6", "1.3.17", "1.3.16", "1.3.15", "1.3.14", "1.3.13", "1.3.12", "1.3.11", "1.3.10", "1.3.9", "1.3.8", "1.3.7", "1.3.6", "1.3.5", "1.3.4", "1.3.3", "1.3.2", "1.3.1", "1.3.0", "1.3.0-rc.5", "1.3.0-rc.4", "1.3.0-rc.3", "1.3.0-rc.2", "1.3.0-rc.1", "1.3.0-rc.0", "1.3.0-beta.19", "1.3.0-beta.18", "1.3.0-beta.17", "1.3.0-beta.16", "1.3.0-beta.15", "1.3.0-beta.14", "1.3.0-beta.13", "1.3.0-beta.12", "1.3.0-beta.11", "1.3.0-beta.10", "1.3.0-beta.9", "1.3.0-beta.8", "1.3.0-beta.7", "1.3.0-beta.6", "1.3.0-beta.5", "1.3.0-beta.4", "1.3.0-beta.3", "1.3.0-beta.2", "1.3.0-beta.1", "1.2.27", "1.2.26", "1.2.25", "1.2.24", "1.2.23", "1.2.22", "1.2.21", "1.2.20", "1.2.19", "1.2.18", "1.2.17", "1.2.16", "1.2.15", "1.2.14", "1.2.13", "1.2.12", "1.2.11", "1.2.10", "1.2.9", "1.2.8", "1.2.7", "1.2.6", "1.2.5", "1.2.4", "1.2.3", "1.2.2", "1.2.1", "1.2.0", "1.0.8", "1.0.7", "1.0.6", "1.0.5", "1.0.4", "1.0.3", "1.0.2"],
  "lastversion": "1.4.2"
}
```


Not at all, but I may have been unclear. All *connection-specific* H2 state is present in a `H2Connection`, but not state for the entire application. Much of that will live elsewhere. If other threads end up handling that work that's totally fine, and there are a few patterns that they can use to send the work back. Either a single thread can own the `H2Connection` outright, in which case it should expose some kind of message-passing interface to synchronize access to the connection, *or* the connection can be shared state, in which case the entire `H2Connection` should be locked at the granularity of a single call. This is generally pretty safe, because the `H2Connection` doesn't do much work for a given function call.


This is unnecessary. wiring tool doesn't use the ship-provided raycast that's passed in.


demo: http://moxfive.xyz/tags


This revision is clean.


why this always returns 0?
should't it just execute also the inner function immediately? (I guess it
is conceptually wrong and confusing using an actual method like a variable,
but it's just to understand JS behavior)

var getCounter = function() {
  var counter = 0;
  //here's the actual getCounter value
  return function() {
    return counter++;
  }*()*; //this should execute the inner function immediately
}();

console.log(getCounter);
console.log(getCounter);
console.log(getCounter);

On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 9:41 AM, Thomas Wilburn <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> lines will still exist in the new getLinesMemo. I don't remember if we've
> talked about "closures" before, but each function in JS exists in its own
> environment, which closes over any external variables that are used inside.
> As long as a variable is referenced, even in the inner scope of a new
> function, it is not garbage collected and it will continue to exist. In
> this case, because the internal function retains a reference to it, lines
> can be used directly even though we're no longer in the fs.readFile
> callback.
>
> In addition to being a nice caching mechanism like this, people often also
> use closures to create privacy in JavaScript. For example, here's some code
> that creates a function with a private counter value:
>
> var getCounter = (function() { //this function will be immediately executed - see below
>   var counter = 0;
>   //here's the actual getCounter value
>   return function() {
>     return counter++;
>   };
> })(); //execute the outer function to return the inner function, closing over `counter`
>
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@katesteinmeyer Okay, I just checked and it works.


Well that's certainly simpler than how findglut does it :)


ack.


I think this is an interesting topic. I would be interested to learn about the evolution of the enormous catalog of fonts that we can code with and how computers are able to read fonts on webpages if that font is not installed on their computer--ie: my work uses a brand font called "architect's daughter", I do not have it installed on my personal computer so when I open a work doc on my personal computer AD defaults to verdana. Are there specifications or best practices that have people input a default font to revert to? Or is this totally random?

It might be fun to look at how fonts become jokes. Comic Sans is horrible, we can all agree on that--but when did we decide it was horrible? At one point was it so overused that it became childish?


> Also when creating tests we need to pass all dependencies for all tasks even though only a few might be needed only.

If you're writing an integration/system test you can use `StaticContainer` (will be replaced by another mechanism eventually). If you're writing a unit test, you should supply mocks (which you would have to do somehow, regardless of whether constructor injection was used or not).

> it will create the dependencies even when the task won't be executed

Creating objects shouldn't cause a performance problem (at least, after the definition cache is used). And if every object in DI is immutable or stateless (as they should be), they can be shared across requests (though PHP may not have a mechanism to achieve this).


Found a load tester on kartotherian that uses random locations:
https://github.com/kartotherian/load-tester


Ок, учту.


Apparently not. Fixed now. I thought it was needed as Travis failed without, but turned out to be intermittent failure.


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I thought this is about whether or not to do the preview of the tool, since I changed the hunk below, the behavior would change without this (you'd be able to wire infinitely far, I think). Perhaps I just misunderstood what the code is doing.


Are you going to test this with 15 threads, because it looks like this might be an elo gain at higher threads. Congrats BTW, sprt @ 60+0.05 th 3" test will pass eventually.


What changes were made to the Z-Tops?


Я пока кодю в IDLE, там 8 пробелов - стандартная длина табуляции, но тоже учту.


Started again. Fortunately, noticed quickly.


Ок.


Для чего это, поподробнее.


Isn't this the line where you'd use the hack?


I think that comparing flexbox to grid is a good way to frame your historicization. In working on the assingment usiing booststrap or pure.css, many of us noted that it seemed uncessary to use a framework for a smaller project. This related to your project from the angle of scalability--you mentioned that it is best used in smaller projects.

The only difficulty I would have foreseen would be not having enough informaiton because Flexbox is relatively new; however we talked about this offline and you explained that you have found enough sources to focus on it. In terms of its relation to application design--I thought I recall @murtosl mentioning that she worked in building applications so maybe she has some source recommendations (sorry to put you on the spot Sarah! :+1: ).


Don't execute the inner function immediately. It only gets returned. Here's the flow of how it works:

1. `var getCounter` creates a new variable assignment.
2. The outer function is executed. You've dropped the enclosing parentheses, but it's best practice to keep them to signal to readers that this is an immediately-executing function expression (IIFE).
3. `var counter = 0` creates the counter variable for the function scope.
4. We return the inner function, *without executing it*, which is then used as the value for the assignment to `getCounter` (meaning, it is now equal to the inner function).

By executing the inner function, you return its result and not itself as a value. That's why your code logs 0, because `getCounter == counter` instead of being equal to a function that returns `counter`.


all this could be simplified to just `@user = User.new(params[:user])`, as `.new` will get the values from the hash to populate the fields that are called the same as the keys of the hash (:name, :email,...)


Я бы вообще всё писал просто как функции пока, а не как классы, ибо эти самые классы выходят пока что кривее некуда. с self во внутренних функция никак не разберусь


Ок, тут всё ясно


When viewing Designer canvas in process instance view there is a read-only flag set. Designer can manipulate onclick events of the SVG elements inside the canvas with JavaScript (which is a really great feature btw :) ) so if it detects the read-only flag it updates the onclick event of the svg element (the + sign).

Why github messes up the diff here is something i dont honestly know


That is not supposed to be there!


Высокий Лев


update-meta-description


@ghorn Fix has been pushed.


I am really interested to read what you put together. Gifs are a very "fun" technology and I'm sure you have a lot of information to go off in terms of popularity and development. For my project, I'm focusing on LZW, so if you need information on the patent history, there's a link to the LZW patent including a "legal issues" section right in my post for this week.


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/22110/testReport/) for this commit**


There is something rather odd about the two ``move_directory_files`` actions both moving files to ``$INSTALL_DIR/bin``, especially as for the non-platform specific fall back there is no download performed.


^ @mhugent @manisandro


Ты про содержимое несортированного массива? Это из задачки в курсере осталось. А о ключевых словах я в курсе. Дурной тон)


Shouldn't this be "build v0.2.__3__"?


Khu vực hiển thị bản đồ kèm ID trên bản đồ lưu vào database


sorry @hassuni I did not notice it


No, you're correct. However, wiring tool does its own raycasts and isn't dependent on the tool's checks. You're simply encountering cruft that we need to address anyway.


Khởi chạy bản đồ


When we do update this behavior the assumption is that 'getQueryTrace()' itself will now become blocking right?  Or will it still work the same way it does today where it doesn't actually make the query until the fields are accessed?   I think it would be good to comment on that here (if it does change).


test


Should we really log changedUser instead error here?


I don't like this; a `DatasetCopyContext` should reflect a _copy_ that actually exists, not some random chunk of one.  It'd be better to postprocess the export at or near the service level to remove bits you don't want than to mess with a core class in a way that changes its meaning.


Gọi hàm khi tin được load ra để hiển thị Quận huyện và tỉnh thành từ database


Changed one of the graphs so that all of the graphs would have the first column (left column) as the Total or All or Both column, followed by the subgroups (like Men/Women, etc.). One of the graphs had the Total column as the last (right) column so it didn't match up with the others.


All clients must change their references in the code, e.g:

```
FilterServer -> Filter\Server
Filter\Cookie
Filter\CookieRuntime
Filter\Custom
Filter\Environment
Filter\Files
Filter\Filter
Filter\Get
Filter\Post
Filter\Request
Filter\Server
Filter\Session
SEO\Exception_202 -> Http\Accepted
SEO\Exception_502 -> Http\BadGateway
SEO\Exception_400 -> Http\BadRequest
SEO\Exception_409 -> Http\Conflict
SEO\Exception_100 -> Http\ContinueSending
SEO\Exception_201 -> Http\Created
SEO\Exception_417 -> Http\ExpectationFailed
SEO\Exception_403 -> Http\Forbidden
SEO\Exception_302 -> Http\Found
SEO\Exception_504 -> Http\GatewayTimeout
SEO\Exception_410 -> Http\Gone
SEO\Exception_505 -> Http\HttpVersionNotSupported
SEO\Exception_500 -> Http\InternalServerError
SEO\Exception_411 -> Http\LengthRequired
SEO\Exception_405 -> Http\MethodNotAllowed
SEO\Exception_301 -> Http\MovedPermanently
SEO\Exception_300 -> Http\MultipleChoices
SEO\Exception_204 -> Http\NoContent
SEO\Exception_203 -> Http\NonAuthoritativeInformation
SEO\Exception_406 -> Http\NotAcceptable
SEO\Exception_404 -> Http\NotFound
SEO\Exception_501 -> Http\NotImplemented
SEO\Exception_304 -> Http\NotModified
SEO\Exception_206 -> Http\PartialContent
SEO\Exception_402 -> Http\PaymentRequired
SEO\Exception_412 -> Http\PreconditionFailed
SEO\Exception_407 -> Http\ProxyAuthenticationRequired
SEO\Exception_413 -> Http\RequestEntityTooLarge
SEO\Exception_416 -> Http\RequestRangeNotSatisfiable
SEO\Exception_408 -> Http\RequestTimeout
SEO\Exception_414 -> Http\RequestUriTooLong
SEO\Exception_205 -> Http\ResetContent
SEO\Exception_303 -> Http\SeeOther
SEO\Exception_503 -> Http\ServiceUnavailable
SEO\Exception_101 -> Http\SwitchingProtocols
SEO\Exception_307 -> Http\TemporaryRedirect
SEO\Exception_401 -> Http\Unauthorized
SEO\Exception_415 -> Http\UnsupportedMediaType
SEO\Exception_305 -> Http\UseProxy
```


KIểm tra dử liệu nhập vào


Why not just redirect (`this.props.history.pushState(null, '/');`) after click on Save button?


I don't mind either way, there are other inconsistencies, sometimes a file got renamed but the define remained, also the directory is sometimes added in other cases not.

I would feel the improvement if it was unified but I don't feel too strongly about it.

Cheers,
Bazsi


Them dữ liệu ID bản đồ vào database


peut-être indiquer
```yml
  environment:
    - http_proxy
```

sans préciser de valeur ce qui devrait avoir pour effet de transmettre la variable d'env http_proxy si jamais elle est présente dans le shell local d'où est lancé le "make install"

Ainsi on est portable pour pouvoir builder hors inist


I have addressed all the comments, so please consider this for merging.
Thanks.


Hm, though actually I don't much like this part either (this preexisting part) for the same reason.  Ignore my other comment, maybe I'll clean this up someday to make DCC represent what it's supposed to represent.


тут изменить на 15


@cmoad: I'm going through and removing all outdated references to SourceForge in our repo and came across this randomly.  Do you have a more current e-mail we should use here, or we can leave it or remove it.

Cc: @tacaswell


About zoom, I mean the double tap (which also animates), but it's okay, it works anyway.


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I would be curious to know how does this line fit in "Remove commented code and js console.log code" .
It's actually changing completely the whole functioning of the attachments selector, and I don't understand exactly how is this needed... A commit log message could make it clearer, but it's missing.


Good point, it makes sense. Then lets do two versions. The Node.js version being a failover for protagonist.


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Yup!


please reflect that generalization in the docs. an plese keep the current list of types as examples.


>REGION: Select __East US 2__ (or whatever region you created your IoT Hub in)

This is a little confusing. The instructions tell the developer to create an IoT Hub in East US and this says "Select __East US 2__ (or whatever region you created your IoT Hub in)" which creates confusion. Perhaps it should read:

>REGION: Select __East US__ (or whatever region you created your IoT Hub in, such as Northern Europe). __NOTE:__ If you are using a new Azure Account and experience errors, try creating the Stream Analytics job in the __East US 2__ region."


sure. go ahead. back in the days this class was supposed to notify everybody on the last friday of the month. after this app is used by so many more critical masses world wide, that might take place on different days, we should get rid of this class and maybe come up with something else that reminds people of the protest and to switch on their app.


lol


I realized :+1: had forgotten xD
why aneek tree o.O


I'll have to look into this, because as far as  I remember `semanage` is
based on the `seobject` module

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tests/talostest.py:130: local variable 'dataset' is assigned to but never used

since you removed the dataset stuff, you need to delete the             dataset = []
at line 130 as well.


@dakcarto The problem with both qRound and qRound64 is that they return ints and not doubles, increasing the likelyhood of int overflows (albeit chances likely slim with qRound64, but still). A better idea would be to introduce something like

    inline double qgsRound(double x) {
      return x < 0.0 ? std::ceil(x - 0.5) : std::floor(x + 0.5);
    }


accidentally included some white space fixes...


@tsurdilo Thanks, I have found out that the diff is messed up because shape.js uses CR line terminators (Mac OS 9-). Even `git show` can't display it correctly. I was able to manually create the diff with the help of `mac2unix` Linux command.


This looks good to me, with the exception of like 99 being too long. Just put "headers=headers" on the next line, indented.


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bin http://aldostools.org/temp/test/webMAN_MOD_1.43.09_Updater.pkg

* Added option to unload VSH Menu. It's now the first option in Rebug Menu.
The toggler for Rebug Mode was too dangerous to be the default option
* Now display the firmware version using Orion's code
* Added support for unload prx by filename (full path). e.g */unloadprx.ps3/dev_hdd0/myplugin.sprx*
* Some tweaks on auto-fix game.
* Fixed a bug detecting the remote IP address in /setup.ps3


delete this._layers[layerId]


@rkuhn @drewhk @ktoso @patriknw

I think this change really improves the similarity between the Scala and Java APIs :)


@FayCross whilst investigating the gapfill issue I just reported I also noticed errors in console if a themename.js file isn't found. Does each theme need this even if empty or does a success check need to be added to avoid the error?


Ah that may very well be - I was trying to make as little functional change as possible as I don' t yet feel confident I'd catch regressions.


The comment below indicates the `!strings.Contains(nameParts[0], ".")` was this check meant to be `strings.Contains(nameParts[0], ".")`  ?

See possible issue #16936


// TODO: do this periodically, so that admins don't have to remember to restart kube-controller-manager when they change an apiserver flag.


OK, well this PR should still result in the same behavior except when dtype is set to 'O'.


removeLayer: ...
        delete this._layers[layerId]


fhgfh


Change the test name to something useful :)


What if no upgrade is available?


isnt storage_list.xml is removed in aosp 6.0

according to this article
https://source.android.com/devices/storage/config.html


Is there a constant for the 'UTF-8'? I couldn't find one.


@rkuhn @drewhk @ktoso @patriknw

I like this change! One discrepancy that I dislike:

Spot one oddity:

Flow => FlowShape
Source => SourceShape
Sink => SinkShape
BidiFlow => BidiFlowShape
RunnableGraph => ClosedShape

So not only that the other graphs do not have "graph" in their names, but it's corresponding shape doesn't have anything to do with Runnable. I guess it is questionable whether it is worth it to rename it. And if so, what to rename it to.


Does it mean body code?


Oops, you're absolutely right: "always program to an interface".


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Changed it to a def.


修正し～ました


Looks good.


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Gah, forgot to extend the vertical bar in the chrome. Will fix later.


Yay!


:smile:


I'm not really sure what a good alternative would be for this specific program, though.


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Thx 4 your contribution, first of all. I just reviewed it out of interest, as I wondered if I could invert the display to use the decimal point as as temperature ° sign. Just from the look it seems that there are 8 buffer rows that can be set. Your modification will reverse the order as desired for the the first 5 (0-4) by using the `4 - charnumber` construct - this would produce unwanted results, though, if using the other three rows (5-7). Have you considered this? I don't see them used and don't know what they are there for, but this is what the code makes me assume.

Btw., how did you derive the reversed digits? We should get that documentation here, shouldn't we?


Hi guys, I have explored release but I can see any changelog. Could you share what include this release?


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@ayoademob I'm evaluating your repo and I see that Plot4 is missing from your repo. Also we were supposed to use base instead of ggplot for this project, but that's probably ok. I plan to hold off submitting eval till the end of the week.


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Sorry, I haven't seen the CHANGELOG.md file, my bad :-1:


good point


Hola Víctor! gracias por los comentarios, ya he subido una versión con las mejoras.


Nice idea anyway! But maybe it's really better that it doesn't work - explicit is better than implicit and users shouldn't meet any black magic that is setting up their `get_absolute_url`s


non on doit laisser ceci


Det här är fel, vad?


ok


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Looks good to me!


Only the top-level /sys dir, nothing else really. And that's a tmpfs, not a sysfs now. Which makes things safer if anything actually without real drawbacks, because that means in a userns env it's now impossible for the processes inside the container to unmount the thing, because it is owned by the host, not the usernamspace of the container...

BEsides, there are many other dirs in the environment that are owned by the host (including the root dir itself). Hence there isn't anything new really...

Anyway. I am not saying there might not be rpoblems with this new approach, but I saw no issues and my testing revealed none, hence I think we are good so far. Let's say if we break anything with this.


Shouldn't this be `sizeof(PChar->m_EnabledSpellList.data())`?


It is "original" version.
Sorry that I didn't complete it.


initial adaptation changes


I can't see a way in Swiftype's side to deal with these escape characters, so I'll change it on our end.


De acuerdo. Esta semana subiré mi solución. Me ha gustado bastante el la sencillez con la que has abordado el problema.

Un saludo.


@phgeller: **Top Tip ->** if you put #247 (the issue number) in your commit message it links the two together. Makes it super easy to see if the issue was dealt with :smiley:


Could this be an interesting feature to integrate in Slicer?


Thanks, Dan.

(cc @inukshuk)


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GRRRRRRR. Was it really necessary to break compatibility in such a nasty way? I'd also strongly argue that this change broke the abstractions for no good reason.


port 9999 is the control port, 10002 is the av-input of the third source. please refer to the readme, where the meaning of all ports is explained.


yes, all the stuff related to the listMenu. I've gone deep into those classes to understand what the hell is it that puts the menu in that pressed (dark blue) state, so this morning I started thinking maybe the actual views have their own click listener, will see. it's a fucking nightmare this menu.


test comment


this made it slightly better.


You can't remove `totalAmbientLight`. It is attenuated by the AO map.


Hmm, why did you reverse the page (now bottom to top)? I liked it from top to bottom though..

Another question. Could it be, your viewer does not depend on the "imageviewtouchlibrary", right?


Forgot to put commit comment.  This fixes a hostname naming error.


another test comment


was trying this, and nothing, it seems that the choices, or "checked" statuses have nothing to do with how the menu behaves.


Also tried unchecking them all one by one, nothing.


`totalAmbientLight` can't be removed. This is to support ambient occlusion for `Basic` material.


думаю, лучше просто `getChildren()`


however, i have another branch that deals only with the menu fix. I made this one as a test to play with the new Android 6 permission stuff.


I think the checked state is handled with the adapter


Why were some lines deleted and some commented out?


@Jorch95 no seria mejor que `piso` y `techo` vayan en las secciones correspondientes?? Si lo implementamos en `Seccion` vamos a tener a seccion intermedia con las dos variables en false. Preferible decirle a inferior que es un piso a superior que es un techo y listo, que te parece?


Ok. Try to look at the adapter and the right place to notify the data is changed. Or just evaluate the new one from the android framework.


Надо проверить, но я немного погуглил, и, кажется, тут все-таки можно сделать `switch`.


lol.. tried CirclingBot and got an accuracy score of 99.94%.   Slight
improvement huh?

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IMO this is going a step too far.


Hmm why can't webidl2js take care of this for us? IDL does say:

>  Such arguments are always considered to have a default value of an empty dictionary, unless otherwise specified.


Is there bz# for this?


Is this made obsolete by #9611?


`@Override`?


Great thanks!


Added froogaloop library to interface vimeo with media element js. Will load as required from the assets folder only once per session.


That's taken care of pretty easily if you have access to Promises, and I
think there is a three.js utilitiy to help as well, but this may offer
advantages over the built-in one that I don't know.

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У тебя в камере тот же кусок кода и он по логике может понадобиться много где еще, поэтому лучше это вынести в Render и сделать и static, тогда обращаться к ним можно будет Render.referenceWidth


Just a bit. What was the issue with the situation scanner?
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У всех переопределяемых методов надо добавить `@Override`.
Из того, что заметил, это `refreshVisuals()` и `getModelChildren()` (т.к. повторяются не стал везде комментить).


Why is that, which package deps are missing for instack-virt-setup ?
Give me a list so I can add them in CBS repos!


Он же на весь экран и так натягивается, смысл в скейле?


I checked on this point for
command_list = [
  'loadkeys guest0',
  'as guest0',
  'browse',
  'on %1',
  'loadkeys guest0',
  'as guest0',
  'upload example.1.1.r2py sample_file',
  'run example.1.1.r2py test_argument',
  'show log',
  'show files',
  'start sample_file test_argument',
  'show log',
  'download sample_file',
  'savestate testing_state'
  ]
 Following was recorded .
['a7fbc9cb28946a3d52da1900ab03f2197618a92e:1224']
Added targets: %1(a7fbc9cb28946a3d52da1900ab03f2197618a92e:1224:v3), %2(a7fbc9cb28946a3d52da1900ab03f2197618a92e:1224:v4)
Added group 'browsegood' with 2 targets
remotefn sample_file------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------1
seash helper run target
filename example.1.1.r2py--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2
Node Manager warning 'Did not start in a timely manner'
status False
inside status is false
str_e Node Manager warning 'Did not start in a timely manner'
An error occurred: Node Manager warning 'Did not start in a timely manner'
Affected vessels: a7fbc9cb28946a3d52da1900ab03f2197618a92e:1224:v3.
Log from 'a7fbc9cb28946a3d52da1900ab03f2197618a92e:1224:v3':

Hence  remotefn (in upload_target) and filename (in run_target) is not the same .So can i continue with the hard coded line ?


Oh, sorry. Will add back.


I am supportive of this change.

However, `MeshBasicMaterial` is an unusual case. Since it does not respond to lights, it should not respond to the absence of lights. I am not sure how shadows makes sense in this case.

To support ambient occlusion, which was requested by a user, we hardwired the `totalAmbientLight` to 1 for `MeshBasicMaterial`. That actually makes some sense.

Now, if shadows are not supposed to occlude ambient (indirect) light sources, shadows should not apply to `MeshBasicMaterial`.


I was logging the "Direction" stat using our own bot lateral direction
rather than the enemy direction ..  =P

Since we weren't moving it would be right about half the time or so.   It
was literally a matter of changing the use of the variable
"LateralDirection" to "EnemyLateralDirection".. easy to miss.

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> >
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Как часто вызывается этот метод? Если не один раз, то, возможно, правильнее формировать палитру в конструкторе (ну или скорее в отдельном методе, который будет вызываться из конструктора) и запомнить ее как поле класса, которое из этого метода только возвращать.


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I added a clause in .htaccess to deny access. It turns out that installers like Softaculous need a file that contains a version number. We may end up creating two packages: one with this extra information, and one without.


Good observation. I going  to change. :)


@neutronz I'm having a lot of trouble getting this override to work.

[Your example code] is pretty straightforward, but the custom render method never seems to be called.

Does your test code (linked above) work?

For reference, [here is a gist] that explains what I'm doing.


Is orientation used in 2D views as well? It would be misleading to show correctly oriented glyph in 3D and incorrect orientation in 2D. You can project the direction to the 2D views as it is done in the Transforms displayable manager.


Thank you for another BC break released in 2.3.5 version!


yes, it does remove duplicates


Use of erase function on a vector object.


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Comments are primarily used for code documentation, this can be omitted.
:hammer:


имена пакетов должны быть в нижнем регистре


Why BC break?


Agreed. I'm exploring that next.


In that case, we would be taking the shot as if the enemy had not lateral
velocity.
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> I was logging the "Direction" stat using our own bot lateral direction
> rather than the enemy direction .. =P
>
> Since we weren't moving it would be right about half the time or so. It
> was literally a matter of changing the use of the variable
> "LateralDirection" to "EnemyLateralDirection".. easy to miss.
>
>
>
> On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 2:05 PM, greenec <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > Just a bit. What was the issue with the situation scanner?
> > On Oct 12, 2015 2:01 PM, "tanczosm" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> > > lol.. tried CirclingBot and got an accuracy score of 99.94%. Slight
> > > improvement huh?
> > >
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@polomani навіщо тоді нам інтерфейси? Тут я виправив, глянь всюди.


saw approval from macintux
at https://github.com/basho/riak_core/commit/5d0de0f044b945602bbcdb98908cc2c6102ef7f3


merging basho/riak_core/merge/bch/2.1.2-onto-timeseries = 5d0de0f0 into borshop-integration-783-merge/bch/2.1.2-onto-timeseries


basho/riak_core/merge/bch/2.1.2-onto-timeseries = 5d0de0f0 merged ok, testing candidate = d6781f33


Your css file is missing, please add.
:hammer:


This was already defined on line 35/37


to clarify: is this called when the user taps a "backref" (^) to go to where the citation occurs in an article?


Use Holding class to represent a holding so that it could be referred in the format of Holding.StockID etc. Holding(holding), where holding is a dictionary, which is used for initializing a Holding object.


сортировка по вычисляемому поля,
по 2 полям сортировка не прокатывала, если есть с одинаковой датой, то зацикливалось


Oh, I didn't realize scalastyle uses different config file names across plugins. But thanks, supporting them all in IntelliJ would be very helpful.


Thanks, I'll use a closure instead. Looks cleaner.


I had the exact same issue, thanks so much for this!
Maybe submit this as a pull request so @kronenthaler can have a look at it and let us know if this is the "right" way to go about it, or if we're missing something.


The fact that I can read it easier.


этот код я не трогал, гит немного бажит
да какая разница, как будто на малых колекциях есть разница в for и foreach


Работу с цветами нужно оформить в отдельный класс


I think if it takes me 2 more hours to fix, I'll start evaluating the new one from the android framework.


Actual commit message (for some reason, Git killed part of it):

I noticed that @kevinbarabash pushed a commit a couple days after he merged a PR of mine, that involed more AST changes. The commit was just changing a few things in my tests (such as putting spaces in between `function` and an open paren). This commit does just that.


I am not that particular about `MeshBasicMaterial`, actually. I am sure we can agree on something reasonable here.

It is `MeshPhongMateral`, and future physical materials, for which the models must make sense, and for which I will be most adamant.


Please read the clojure style convention


You forgot to close the ul
```
</ul>
```
:hammer:


StringBuffer url = new StringBuffer(MainActivity.homeUrl);

is throwing an error when it's protected.


На самом деле это почему-то не работает. Все равно требуется список идентификаторов сообщений


Ой как не красиво. Можно использовать гугловский Strings.repeat("-", SEPARATOR_LENGTH).


Oh right, sorry! I should have seen this. I won't be offended if you revert this commit, on the contrary... :-)


can you explain why `ReferencesVC` is conforming to its own protocol? sorry but it wasn't clear after looking at the file


kbd.space {
+  padding: 0 90px;
+}


This will crash for no reason.
With message "Modifiers are not allowed here.". Why? Where? Wat is problem? .....
```
<a target="_blank" href="{if !empty($url)}{$url}{else}www.seznam.cz{/if}">url</a>
```


Removed! 😊

I just want shadows to be nice. And the fact that the code is "reusable" between materials is what's making them ugly.


Не нравятся мне проперти, лучше геттер и сеттер, все равно их писать приходится. Ты настаиваешь на их применении?


There's no need to specify the word "INFO" in the log line — it'll be prefixed by "INFO" automatically by the logging framework. I'm also pretty sure (though not 100%) that `format` automatically applies `str` on whatever it is formatting. So I'd change it to this:

```
ctx.logger.info('All connected nodes: {0}'.format(ctx.capabilities.get_all().values()))
```


Okay, I'd suggest using `includes` instead of indexOf then, since this is fully browser-specific code, such functions can already be used.


inline styles are bad for project maintenance please create and link a css file.
:hammer:


Should be operator= actually..


nit: can you please configure xcode to [trim trailing whitespace]((https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/444217/10435216/8618557c-70ec-11e5-994f-e3ae3597b38a.png))?


substituted nunjuks test items with visual foxpro test items


Acording to your implementation this would only happen in a case, where the content type isn't set on the stream in any case. So this.type is never used when writing the stream.


Не в каждой минуте 60 секунд : https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/Секунда_координации .
Удобно использовать ChronoUnit, он сам все учет и переведет.


This is a first pass at comment reassignment. You can drag a sidebar comment permalink icon to a different paragraph and drop it there - this will open a dialog in which clicking "yes" will reassign the comment and refresh the page.


заюзал


That's cool, I didn't know you could interpolate inside an interpolation. It works though, so I'll start using it. Thanks :+1:


Что это за магические константы?


Comments are generally used for code documentation, This comment can be omitted.
:hammer:


be aware that the logger service can be `null`!


org.jaspt needs to be manually imported as well into maven before it will work, just like opensftp and one other one I cant recall off-hand this minute.  Been on the road all day....


Чтобы не переопределять пустые методы используй StatusAdapter вместо StatusListener.


the `savePageScrollPosition` method is misleading: it doesn't actually save the history list. is that called elsewhere?

_side note:_ it's a good thing i made `userDataStore` a persistent property, otherwise this would behave _really_ weirdly!


Понял, спс


I wasn't. Thanks for the heads-up.


Wow


Whats the client side API/URL for accessing the JSONP?


I think I will directly go ahead with 23 threads. As I hoped, with 3 threads it seems pretty neutral, while with a higher number of cores it seems to pay off to not loop over all threads. Not much of an elo gain, though.


>  Should look at using the webview callbacks instead.
Wait.. aren't we already inside `DOMContentLoaded`? i guess we need to call it after the transforms run? is there already a callback for that?


This was the problem for the build errors!


Eh, its harmless, though.


lol what happened here


ah, see you added it here. should we update the API for saving scroll positions to either use "update" semantics or actually save the list?


remove return NotImplementeds?


DatastoreOptions.defaultInstance()


Keep up the great work!


can we update this to use the `UIScrollView+WMFContentOffsetUtils` implementation of `wmf_scrollToTop:`? not sure what that rect is for, but the category I mentioned scrolls to the top offset based on the scroll view's `contentInset.top`.


Why is the variable smooth added to the variable n_sample, according to Wikipedia(https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tf–idf), only it will be the variable df.

Thank you in advance


@kalyan-kumar `ABSOLUTE_RPY` is not in this namespace. It is a part of the package `resources` and can be included using `resources/topicHeader.h`.


@bgerstle It's not there is a ReferencesVC and a ReferenceVC - both have delegates. This can probably be refactored and collapsed at some point - but didn't want to get into that here. Just kept it simple as I could without major refactoring of these classes.


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Сидит какая-нибудь Маша через твой клиент, сидит никого не трогает, а тут ей стек вызовов распечатывают. Ошибки должны быть содержательными(и не сильно пугающими) для пользователей.


Thanks for the info. For my VA scraper, I simply relegated most of the work (rather lazily) to Selenium. If you're interested, here's the link to it: https://github.com/kiwiPhrases/Scraping-VA-General-District-Court


also, are you sure we should be animating this? IMO ideally the article should appear already at that offset. seems weird to load, then scroll


I'm not sure if it was this change, but I'm getting

`module .$(USERPREFIX)$(MODULE)`

instead of

`module $(USERPREFIX).$(MODULE)`

where you would do `c2hsc -p$(USERPREFIX) $(MODULE)`


Have we implemented the thing where it draws once from the posterior
predictive distribution given the N observations on the existing predictors
and then refits the model using y_rep rather than the original y to check
whether the model is working well?

On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 6:40 PM, Jonah Gabry <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Ok, that's fine by me. I'll move it to the main vignette and add a few more
> sections for the other warnings.
>
> On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 6:29 PM, bgoodri <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > I think its content is fine but it should be a section of the main
> > vignette.
> >
> > On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 6:24 PM, Jonah Gabry <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > start troubleshooting vignette
> > >
> > > @bgoodri Does this seem like a reasonable format and amount of detail?
> > > If so I can add similar sections for the other warnings (e.g. divergent
> > > transitions).
> > >
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@peterjc yes this seem wired.


See queries before and after change
[tags_after_change.txt](https://github.com/otadmor/Open-Knesset/files/11951/tags_after_change.txt)
[tags_before_change.txt](https://github.com/otadmor/Open-Knesset/files/11950/tags_before_change.txt)


I thought about that, but if an ill-coded application yields a lot of empty strings, then `towrite` would end up growing quite a bit to contain them all. The strings themselves wouldn't take memory under CPython, since `'' is ''`, but the array could get large.

This does give me an idea for something a little better, though.


I am using intellij 14.1.4, and have installed SonarQube Community plugin 2.0.9 version and configured the SonarQube server and added my project as SonarQube resource. When i run Analyse ->Inspect code, it says it has downloaded 190 issues but the issues do not appear in the Inspection window. Below is the screen shot for Sonar Qube console
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10131567/10435421/f7280efa-70ed-11e5-9edb-7fa59a361ec0.png)
Screenshot below for Inspection window
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10131567/10435330/4ac58c64-70ed-11e5-9572-7213c78bbb45.png)


BTW you can only move a top-level comment: its children (replies) will move with it.


Зачем?


Your style are not linked, try
```
<link rel="stylesheet" type= "text/css" href = "css/cookiestyle.css">
```
instead.
:hammer:


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If it's actually *moving* files, the second should surely fail, as you'd already moved the parent directory in the first action. Very weird. :)


Its called whenever an internal article reverence is tapped on in a reference view controller. This would be true for a backref - but could also fire if a reference also includes a link to somewhere else in the article.

To be clear, the reference VC cares not why a link is internal (i.e. it is a "backref") - it simply looks at the link and determines the appropriate method to call.


already is set for that


@k2wl that's strange.  The file still exists (https://github.com/UBERMALLOW/frameworks_base/commits/master/core/res/res/xml/storage_list.xml) so I just redid the overlay but it looks like the article says it doesn't.....


you need to close this code block.
```
+body {
+	background-color: #FFE;
}
```
:hammer:


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_core/builds/1771


Amazing, Christian!!

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I think it might be nice to make UNSET public for the use case where one wants to bind everything at once, i.e.:

```java
PreparedStatement ps = session.prepare("insert into tbl (k, v0, v1, v2) values (?,?,?,?)");
BoundStatement bs = preparedStatement.bind("a", UNSET, "c", "d");
```


он бекграунды растянуты на весь экран по ширине, да. Но, например, бекграунд с травой нужно скейлить по высоте, а небо нет.


Cool. What's the goal of your project?

On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 2:31 PM, Gene <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Thanks for the info. For my VA scraper, I simply relegated most of the
> work (rather lazily) to Selenium. If you're interested, here's the link to
> it: https://github.com/kiwiPhrases/Scraping-VA-General-District-Court
>
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> .
>


@ask
This causes problems / breaks existing installs (Django 1.8), where the DB is at this state already.
The workaround would be to create a fake migration on top of it probably - but this could maybe get handled automatically and/or should be documented.

This should be tracked in a separate issue (not as commit comments), but wanted to let you know already.


All of the comments here have been worked into da700aba3032be99d00cdea3befba1427147093a


comment are generally used code documentation. THis comment can be omitted.
:hammer:


AddDataSetTestSupport (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1938 of 1938 tests passed)

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I think there is another regression:

This code:
```c
#ifndef MY_TYPES_H
#define MY_TYPES_H

typedef int MyArray[20];
typedef struct {
  MyArray x;
} MyStruct;

#endif // MY_TYPES_H
```

produces this code:

```haskell
{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-unused-imports #-}

module MyModule.MyTypes where
import Foreign.Ptr
import Foreign.Ptr (Ptr,FunPtr,plusPtr)
import Foreign.Ptr (wordPtrToPtr,castPtrToFunPtr)
import Foreign.Storable
import Foreign.C.Types
import Foreign.C.String (CString,CStringLen,CWString,CWStringLen)
import Foreign.Marshal.Alloc (alloca)
import Foreign.Marshal.Array (peekArray,pokeArray)
import Data.Int
import Data.Word

foreign import ccall "array_MyArray" c'MyArray
  :: Ptr (CInt)

{- typedef struct {
            MyArray x;
        } MyStruct; -}

data C'MyStruct = C'MyStruct{
  c'MyStruct'x :: C'MyArray
} deriving (Eq,Show)
p'MyStruct'x p = plusPtr p 0
p'MyStruct'x :: Ptr (C'MyStruct) -> Ptr (C'MyArray)
instance Storable C'MyStruct where
  sizeOf _ = 80
  alignment _ = 4
  peek p = do
    v0 <- peekByteOff p 0
    return $ C'MyStruct v0
  poke p (C'MyStruct v0) = do
    pokeByteOff p 0 v0
    return ()
```
which doesn't compile because:
```
Not in scope: type constructor or class ‘C'MyArray’
```


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That was not intention, I'll send fix.


I'm refactoring how Nagual is structured to make it more compliant to the new requirement (that are not new, but that I missunderstood by creating multiple input files).

I'm about to finish changes in this branch and I would like to have a review of the new structure and then move forward.


I don't believe so. I don't recall discussing that (although we might
have) but it seems like a good idea. Would this be a function that the user
could call to do this check? Also, what criteria would we use to say if
it's working well?

On Monday, October 12, 2015, bgoodri <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Have we implemented the thing where it draws once from the posterior
> predictive distribution given the N observations on the existing predictors
> and then refits the model using y_rep rather than the original y to check
> whether the model is working well?
>
> On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 6:40 PM, Jonah Gabry <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>>
> wrote:
>
> > Ok, that's fine by me. I'll move it to the main vignette and add a few
> more
> > sections for the other warnings.
> >
> > On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 6:29 PM, bgoodri <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> >
> > > I think its content is fine but it should be a section of the main
> > > vignette.
> > >
> > > On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 6:24 PM, Jonah Gabry <notifications@github.com
> <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>>
> > > wrote:
> > >
> > > > start troubleshooting vignette
> > > >
> > > > @bgoodri Does this seem like a reasonable format and amount of
> detail?
> > > > If so I can add similar sections for the other warnings (e.g.
> divergent
> > > > transitions).
> > > >
> > > > ---
> > > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> >
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> > > >
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But we could have called it once :smile:


@bgerstle renamed.

Also note, the userdatastore on the session was always persistent. The web view has been using the session to get all of this stuff - another thing to clean up still.


the hsc is:

```haskell
{-# OPTIONS_GHC -fno-warn-unused-imports #-}
#include <bindings.dsl.h>
#include "my_types.h"
module MyModule.MyTypes where
import Foreign.Ptr
#strict_import

#globalarray MyArray , CInt
{- typedef struct {
            MyArray x;
        } MyStruct; -}
#starttype MyStruct
#field x , <MyArray>
#stoptype
```


The manifest is referenced from the project but is missing on the disk. Is it needed?


the loop gets compiled to :
```
.L64:
movd	(%rdx), %mm0
addq	$4, %rdx
punpcklbw	%mm0, %mm0
movq	%mm0, (%r8)
addq	$8, %r8
cmpq	%rcx, %r8
movq	%mm0, 632(%r8)
jne	.L54
```


ты можешь сделать, что если height * scale > heightOfScreen,то не скейлить или height * scale = heightOfScreen


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@bgerstle not sure of the cause of why it isn't ready - just know it isn't. I'm honesty not to familiar with why this callback comes back with the timing it does and if another callback would yield better results.


Yeah, let's expose something like that to the user. The check is that the
point estimates of the original model and the checking model should not
differ much but there is no non-arbitrary threshold for that.

On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 2:39 PM, Jonah Gabry <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I don't believe so. I don't recall discussing that (although we might
> have) but it seems like a good idea. Would this be a function that the user
> could call to do this check? Also, what criteria would we use to say if
> it's working well?
>
> On Monday, October 12, 2015, bgoodri <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> > Have we implemented the thing where it draws once from the posterior
> > predictive distribution given the N observations on the existing
> predictors
> > and then refits the model using y_rep rather than the original y to check
> > whether the model is working well?
> >
> > On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 6:40 PM, Jonah Gabry <notifications@github.com
> > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Ok, that's fine by me. I'll move it to the main vignette and add a few
> > more
> > > sections for the other warnings.
> > >
> > > On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 6:29 PM, bgoodri <notifications@github.com
> > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>> wrote:
> > >
> > > > I think its content is fine but it should be a section of the main
> > > > vignette.
> > > >
> > > > On Sun, Oct 11, 2015 at 6:24 PM, Jonah Gabry <
> notifications@github.com
> > <javascript:_e(%7B%7D,'cvml','notifications@github.com');>>
>
> > > > wrote:
> > > >
> > > > > start troubleshooting vignette
> > > > >
> > > > > @bgoodri Does this seem like a reasonable format and amount of
> > detail?
> > > > > If so I can add similar sections for the other warnings (e.g.
> > divergent
> > > > > transitions).
> > > > >
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> > > > >
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> > > >
> > >
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@ shoichikaji merged as https://github.com/perl6/doc/commit/2eba7694d9
Thanks!


@mavenugo what is `--aux-address` for ?


Another possible use case I thought of is when using parameters for SimpleStatements, i.e.:

```java
session.execute("insert into tbl (k, v0, v1, b2) values (?, ?, ?, ?)", "a", UNSET, "c", "d");
```


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let's remove `-l` and just have `--label` if that's okay with you.


@stmuk thanks again!


- Если чесно, то HTML застайлен немного странно. Я сразу подумал, что стили слетели и случайно кликнул по надписи. Я к тому, что надпись "Create new Todo" совершенно не похожа на кнопку, да и находится она сверху, что необычно для кнопок.
- Надпись "Double-click to edit a todo" не соответствует действительности. Чтобы отредактировать тудушку нужно сделать обычный клик.
- "Clear completed" не работает.
- Галочка, выглядит необычно. Думаю для всех пользователей было бы удобней кликать по чекбоксу.
- "X item left" не соответвует данным. Похоже, что она вообще не обновляется.


oh _right_. the **session's** `userDataStore` vs. the data store's `userDataStore` :weary:


Recoded based on Seattle code style guidelines .
However ,First value is not string ,Naming convention had been misleading .
Hence had typecasted the first value to string to use it for string comparison.

seash_helper module name need not be used in this case .The test case executed which had misleaded me in analysing the out put .
However for the latest changes please find the testresults:
[TestResultswithoutPrintStatement95newcode#.txt](https://github.com/Ashmita89/seash/files/11956/TestResultswithoutPrintStatement95newcode.txt)
[TestResultwithprintstatement95.txt](https://github.com/Ashmita89/seash/files/11957/TestResultwithprintstatement95.txt)


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если скейл меньше нуля, небо сожмется =(


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Updated the code


very good!


OK what do people think of this?

![gsdxtitle](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6278726/10435776/ee6c9a20-7119-11e5-912a-cc92214001d3.jpg)


mispelling


For sure… This was animated in the legacy app. Also, remember the web is visible the entire time… so it just looks like a flicker/bug if it isn't animated.

TL;DR
Now the ToC is using the MWKSection to specify the section to scroll to, before the ToC was were using elementIDs - which use different mechanisms. When I previously refactored this to work with sections, I couldn't find a way to animate the change using the section (fragments) like the legacy app - and Monte said he wasn't sure how either.

Happened to find that we indeed had a way to do this when refactoring the reference VCs.


@bgerstle ^


Thanks, I'll check it


а как скейл < 0 мб? Если > 0 и < 1 , то да, сожмется) Поэтому надо придумать что-нибудь и для такого случая


wget.download(url, out="../.gitignore/data")


Unnecessary


@bgerstle didn't know we had that… yeah Monte had this in there to get around the very issue your category handles… nice!


I'm facing a problem in WART registration ....Verification code not accepted....after exactly 5 registrations & then it starts working the nest day for more 5 registrations & again same problem...
Also the 6th channel gets blocked immediately without hash key generation....Please guide.


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fast-forwarding end-to-end/timeseries to borshop-integration-783-merge/bch/2.1.2-onto-timeseries = d6781f33


Would it be possible to make the "5 minutes" a configurable parameter?


Предлагаю выводить дату только если сообщение отправлено не сегодня. В таком случае мы полагаемся на системную дату пользователя, но это проблема пользователя. Хотел разделять сообщения по дате, как в телеграме, но не придумал простого решения=(


We can also do the Robo-Nurse with this almost :+1:


Merge sha 10917992 is stale.


merging basho/riak_kv/merge/2.0-2.1-end-to-end-timeseries = e36ffd91 into borshop-integration-1209-merge/2.0-2.1-end-to-end-timeseries


basho/riak_kv/merge/2.0-2.1-end-to-end-timeseries = e36ffd91 merged ok, testing candidate = ff547db1


This is the precise reason why not put new features into X.Y.* version. There are untested and you will never know if you didn't break anything. Such report would came from master, maybe few days later, but it would be safe to upgrade. I wonder if you can see the reason now?


not pointless on CJMCU 64k target!


+1 looks good.


Thanks. I guess I should have added that from what I gather, ">=0.x" will *not* match a 1.x beta version (any beta versions, probably).


@Tushar999 open new issue and post debug log


You left out some tags.
```
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title></title>
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href=" [Your_Styles] ">
</head>
```
:hammer:


Сделай так, что когда надо было включить/выключить опции не надо было перепаковывать пбо.


Дата у меня выводится в две строкии когда много "коротких" сообщений все сливается. Почему не `position: absolute`?)


Does this make "Move Overhead" UCI parameter redundant?


Actually, this doesn't work - well it does, but it doesn't do you what you think it should do…
![screen shot 2015-10-12 at 2 51 40 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/64771/10435874/ca91faf6-70f0-11e5-9d4c-274247a6b1a4.png)


spelled ds_store wrong


her ewould be the closing tags that should have been added
```
</body>
</html>
```
:hammer:


This is ceylon/ceylon-js#644


Thanks. I'll play with this.


Does this interface need some other methods like create, delete and update?


this seems a little odd, what's your reason behind this one?


JS:
`var ToDo = function (curentID) {`


Hello, I have purposefully not committed 4.1.10 due to a hang issue.

http://www.spinics.net/lists/stable/msg105256.html

I am not getting emails about pull requests from github, but I do get bugzilla emails.

Also, this kernel does not use deblob.


Задача 1 по ОС.


Comments are generally used to document the code. This comment can be omitted.
:hammer:


Hey @spjwebster, sorry to be causing you troubles.

Seems this was a mistake on my end,
It would be helpful if you used the extra requirements when depending on kombu:

   kombu[redis]

That way this wouldn't have been an issue, but I wouldn't fault you for not knowing that


Please add the doctype
```
<!DOCTYPE html>
```
:hammer:


Thanks! :ok_woman:


No, sadly not.


Т.к изначально придерживались схеме именования https://ru.bem.info/method/naming-convention/, то желательно  это делать везде=)


Mistakes happen. Rarely.


google is doing very bad job for documentation then....:(


Add empty line between methods.


Why do we need includes at all?


HI,
Can you please guide me in this as I'm not getting as what your message is or how to use it...
Regards.


nit: why not just: `test_exe="fi_${test} -f ${PROV}"`


Can u share link dataset u demo?
Thank u so much!.


This import should not be here.


Closes #8


You can put your name for the files you code, and a year after Christ LOL


On Monday, October 12, 2015, bgoodri <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> The check is that the
> point estimates of the original model and the checking model should not
> differ much but there is no non-arbitrary threshold for that.

Yeah, definitely arbitrary. I was thinking about whether we should give the
user a rough recommended threshold, or print a very soft warning above a
certain value. But I guess people will tend to stick to the threshold no
matter what we say about it being arbitrary, problem-specific, etc. So us
picking a value is probably not the way to go.

>


Всё правильно: дата на одной, время на другой. А зачем здесь абсолют? Тут всё и с соблюдением потока хорошо получается.


Hmm.. I like that the CPU usage is at the end.

As for interlaced, I'm guessing that's `${omodei}` right? if yes, on its own it's not enough to really indicate that the content is interlaced. See [this](https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/issues/832#issuecomment-141248883) comment of mine, basically only `Interlaced (frame)` is actually interlaced from the games which I tested. Specifically for instance, GOW2 and SoTC have `Interlaced (field)` but as far as I can tell are not actually interlaced.

That being said, I'm not really sure how much it would matter for users, and I can still add `${omodef}` on my local setup and I still plan to handle it better in GSdx, so overall, no objection here.


Forgot to remove this, thanks!


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> Since the UI seems to eat CPU these days (not sure when that happened, I'm pretty sure that's a bug)

Interesting. I didn't notice it. So maybe leave it on for now, also in release builds?


Looks OK. I think a "-d" debugging option would be useful that could turn on various output and off various redirecting to /dev/null, but maybe for another PR.


Please add the  ```<!DOCTYPE html> ```
:hammer:


Yes, originally, but later when we had translations, I kept them, because in some languages the nominative form of names is not what is used in this case. It is too much work to adjust the names just for NA message. The quotes work always and I thought it would not hurt.

>the same could be achieved with the field "Not Available Message"
Could you try it? I tried it before and it did not work immediately, maybe some modifications in the code needed or I did something wrong. I guess, it could be a better solution, I was lazy to make it work :smile:


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Very much info :+1:


Поправил это в a88c30b6f7b386274c7e8f2016e56da33b5d47ac


I'm just testing if it does it in release builds from my code or if it is only dev versions that do it as recent builds on the buildbot (before it was removed) seem okay.


this has been reverted, as they are actually not quite identities.

`find('foo/bar')` is not a tree root of `foo/bar`, rather it represents a tree relative cwd and a selection of `foo/bar`.


Sorry typo... Input stream only allows array buffers and strings. I'm guessing you could always pass "" or []. But passing null will throw an error.


if this is meant to be the same as the value used when fetching extracts w/ searches, we should put it in a separate header that is imported by both.  might also make sense to rename it to something more generic, like `WMFDefaultTextExtractLength`.


can you put else on the line above as you did on L462?


Thanks, man. I misunderstood the docs and thought the easy way won't work.
Fixed in 01dc0075b1a41eb0537d7ec671ec3bdae8c67ea4.
How did you come across my project? Your comment really surprised me.


@sebastienbarre Yeah, it's true. It won't match versions below `1.x`.


@accetone


A book on the history of PowerPoint written by its inventor sounds like a really good source. I'd assume that one way to approach this project when researching a technology is finding out went on behind it, and it seems there's quite a bit of context behind PowerPoint's invention that's beyond just being a presentation program. Since it's quite long, I bet the all the information in the book won't be necessary, but it will probably be a good contribution to your project.


> As for interlaced, I'm guessing that's ${omodei} right? if yes, on its own it's not enough to really indicate that the content is interlaced. See this comment of mine, basically only Interlaced (frame) is actually interlaced from the games which I tested. Specifically for instance, GOW2 and SoTC have Interlaced (field) but as far as I can tell are not actually interlaced.

This is true, but most people have no concept of frame or field, but most games are frame or field interlaced  modes.  Maybe we could just lie and say it's progressive? :P


I also changed the port to 8000 because of issues of 8080 being occupied when I was debugging earlier. You can always change it back to 8080 in index.js.


Will do that in the future :)


Thanks. Will fix it.


> Maybe we could just lie and say it's progressive? :P

That's my plan for GSdx when I'll add it as `i` or `p` to the resolution :)


Really?
http://gfycat.com/ReliableTanAbyssiniangroundhornbill
You just broke melee attacks. Also if you took a better look at the code, you'd see that timeAtk is always equal to reuse for bows... basically timeAtk=1920, reuse=1920 when attacking with bow and timeAtk=720, reuse=0 when attacking with dagger. Surely it works flawlessly for bows, but for dagger and other weapons, you do 720/2 and thats how movement is broken.
I suggest you to remove reuse from there and just leave timeAtk. Works perfectly.


done


Thanks for understanding! :-)


Can you provide a 24-hour format callback here too? So if local is 24h, don't use AM/PM notation, otherwise do.


again, no Log import please.


Add empty line between methods. Why have you used tab for identation? Please use two spaces in ruby files. I suggest you to read: https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide before any further work.


wxString omodef = (smode2 & 2) ? templates.OutputFrame : templates.OutputField;
wxString omodei = ((smode2 & 1) && !(smode2 & 2)) ? templates.OutputInterlaced : templates.OutputProgressive;

Problem solved! :p


Ovo je dobro.


yes


Изначально и придерживались [модификации](http://pepelsbey.net/pres/bem-ok/en/?full#bem-plus-rules) Николаса Галлахера.


Согласен. Только надо соблюсти очередность "Получение данных диалога (список пользователей, аватары, online-статус) -> Получение истории сообщений из БД -> Получение истории сообщений с сервера".


for loops have a place, but simple operations like this are usually better suited to a `map` (or `bk_map:` in ObjC)`. you could also use key value coding: `[textNodes valueForKey:WMF_SAFE_KEYPATH([TFHppleElement new], raw)]`. these styles are preferred since they:

- doesn't rely on a mutable variable
- can be easily chained/composed
- allows you to return the result directly


Сделаем, если успеем


thanks for making all of these thread-safe! :clap:


i tried to be consistent with https://github.com/docker/docker/blob/master/runconfig/parse.go#L112. WDYT, should we still go ahead and make it `--label` ? I Personally prefer the consistency.


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I ovo je OK.


nit: we probably don't need the early bailout anymore since the effect is the same


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If we want to support multiple terms from multiple vocabularies per abnormal measurement, we could split by `;` before resolving.


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Replace all character codes with normal letters.


I'd prefer a default logger doing nothing instead of being forced to always check if the logger service exists.


You cheater you :) maybe add another "combined" mode as `${omodec}` and use only this one at the default template? It could take the textual values from `templates.OutputInterlaced` and `templates.OutputProgressive` so it wouldn't require more textual definitions.


Don't comment, please delete


Could you use ``@compat`` here?


let me take a look, i've never used that macro


I took a class in introductory Java a year ago, and it was vital to comment in your code. It helped the grader understand your intent, even if you didn't get the syntax perfectly and it doesn't work. The writing of developers in interesting in this sense, because it isn't writing that the main "audience" would see. However, it's very important for the secondary audience of other collaborators or developers. I found this when looking up guidelines for developers writing in HTML, but it's more of an actual guide so developers don't break their pages. It might be helpful in understanding the technical details of commenting in HTML: [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/HTML/The_Importance_of_Correct_HTML_Commenting] (https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/HTML/The_Importance_of_Correct_HTML_Commenting)


There have been some complaints that this will cause a needless reduction in fixed time per move controls.

If this is judged to be a legitimate concern, we can use:

std::max(limits.time[us] - std::min(1000, limits.time[us] / 10), minThinkingTime);

That way we use a maximum of 1 second per move for overhead but still scale down appropriately.


I think we should SUBTRACT some 500 ms somewhere from Total Available Time, instead of multiplying by 0.9


Subtracting 500ms would break fishtest.


BTW, I suggest you write these as ` ` so readers of the file can see it - see German grammar.xml for the definition needed at the top of the XML.


foo foo fo foo foo fo foo foo fo foo foo fo foo foo fo foo foo fo foo foo fo foo foo fo foo foo fo foo foo fo foo foo fo foo foo fo


Looks like we lost a few characters, is that intended?


@indirect Out of curiosity, why were `gist` and `bitbucket` deprecated?


Do you plan on adding similar tests for the other visual tests that were deleted?


Oops. Oversight here. Will submit fix soon.


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Nice! :+1:


Le BroScience~


Well this would work, isn't much cleaner tho :P

wxString omodec = ((smode2 & 3) == 1) ? templates.OutputProgressive : omodei;


@jhellis3 I plan to test it under many TC conditions (not only the usual 2 of course), so before to complicate the formula I would like to see this one to fail.

Regarding fixed time per move, if I remember correctly time management is not used in that case.


Cool, I didn't know you could do that!

With regards to the `[exactly] [with all children]`, they're actually mutually exclusive - it didn't seem to like `[exactly|with all children]` when I tried it though - is there a way to do that?


sehr kreativ xD


You are right. However, I see what's going on now. this.type is not set properly because get type() is throwing errors and the catch block is always setting to text/plain.


Ok, if time management is not used for fixed time, then there is no problem :).


FYI if having all the quotes across multiple is obnoxious and the newlines themselves aren't significant, escaping the newlines at the end of the line would also make this readable:
``` objc
NSString* myStr = @"multi-line \
string \
has \
multiple \
lines";
```

but, it would actually evaluate to a single line string:
```
(lldb) po myStr
multi-line string has multiple lines
```

Also, this is similar to how you define a macro across multiple lines.


Looking at aws on hackage, it still depends on http-types < 0.9,
so I think that change didn't get through.

--
see shy jo


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"Limiting expression kills creativity" is a cheap excuse. Be truly creative and achieve the same effect without unnecessary rudeness.


Does it mean that external kernel modules such as wlan will be integrated to kernel?


I am testing this getline in my development, and it fixes the issues I was having.  I will be including it in my pull request.


Упустил, получается.(


I just want to note that there are two mistakes in the commit message which might get into the changelog:

- `</component>` should be `</pane>`
```html
<pane>
  <pane-title>Some content for slot A</pane-title>
  <pane-content>Some content for slot A</pane-content>
</component> <!-- here -->
```

- Trailing `+` after `</div>`
```js
mod.directive('pane', function() {
  return {
    restrict: 'E',
    transclude: { paneTitle: '?titleSlot', paneContent: 'contentSlot' },
    template:
    '<div class="pane">' +
      '<h1 ng-transclude="titleSlot"></h1>' +
      '<div ng-transclude="contentSlot"></div>' +
    '</div>' + // here
  };
});
```


Ha, good catch! It's really insecure, as you'll be logging his sessionId and password...


missing call to `super`


Need to add `env/` to this list now that we are embracing a virtualenv for every buildout, but we don't want it checked in.


I didn't noticed that for melee attacks, I'll test anyway, thanks.


Easiest way to test this is to run it on 0.3


Hey @ask. No worries. Thought I'd mention it since others may have been impacted too. Thanks for the tip on the extras for kombu (and for celery).


Already fixed it


Not fixed time per move, but x moves in y seconds time control. The last move of a set will still use time management, will it not?


If we don't pin setuptools, we will get the versions that are pinned in the plone dist versions.cfg which is setuptools = 0.6c11.  Is that going to cause issues with the version in our virtualenv?


I'm building 0.3 right now. The macro looks pretty self explanatory and powerful.

—Jon

On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 2:23 PM, Miles Lubin <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Easiest way to test this is to run it on 0.3
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/JonathanAnderson/Mosek.jl/commit/d38527c48007246045e14404ed0cf577261331b4#commitcomment-13724363


:star: much cleaner code


Thug life


:star: Adding this in a migration, skipping the manual setup.


expressRouteAuthorization


Chrissy, can we update the README to have the instructions from our trac wiki page. Also, rename the README so it shows up on the landing page in github.


createAuthorization


Что `switch`, что `if` - это не важно, по сравнению с тем, что `NodeCreationFactory` стал антипатерном https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%91%D0%BE%D0%B6%D0%B5%D1%81%D1%82%D0%B2%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%BD%D1%8B%D0%B9_%D0%BE%D0%B1%D1%8A%D0%B5%D0%BA%D1%82


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doesnt seems like a good idea, what was I thinking ill fix it


UCI protocol resends the updated "x moves in y seconds" after each move. So
probably  (reading from your comment) not how you are thinking it works.

Anyhow I will test also this TC.

On Mon, Oct 12, 2015 at 9:24 PM, Matthew Sullivan <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Not fixed time per move, but x moves in y seconds time control. The last
> move of a set will still use time management, will it not?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/mcostalba/Stockfish/commit/a55e31e270c83f4840c06ca9160ef3348a3d978b#commitcomment-13724369>
> .
>


Good point, I had left out multiple terms per configuration line for now as I thought that would be a very rare use case. Considering multiple vocabularies, though, yes it could be a common use case. I will implement it using the separator ```;``` as you suggest.


I do like the phrase, auto documentation. It seems to add some.... 'umph'. It also seems to take away from the personalization aspect of commenting. Thanks for the link! I'll defintely include it in my project!

It's interesting that you stated that comments, "helped the grader understand your intent". When your intended audience is for a class, wouldn't that change the way that you write. If we're looking at Vygostkyian concepts of writing, I think that the act of writing comments can definitely be a 'mediational' mean through which we think. If a scrollbar, a menu screen or typing can influence our thought processes, the intent of writing comments can certainly be an influence as well.

Writing for a grader... That's a really interesting concept that i haven't touched on yet.


Just in case someone hit this from google, the above is not true: I think the truth table is inverted. Some things end up the same, some don't. I think this is correct (script bugfix will be checked in):
```
$ ./truth.pl '((x & y) ^ ((~x) & z))'
((x & y) ^ ((~x) & z))
lut3(x, y, z, 0xca)
_mm512_ternarylogic_epi32(x, y, z, 0xd8)
```


I don't see where Builders or Natures use the source level for a plain old java project. The only references I can see from the metada is in the jdt. When referencing Builders, Naturs and JDT here, do you mean these should be modelled in the TAPI EclipseProject or that these components within Eclipse should use a new introduced java source level property in EclipseProject?


this dot? -->  . maximum(60) }? yes it worked.


Nice catch. Probably a copypasta from github.


Well, yes. But what if there would be no stream set but instead set the stream itself to null? Isn't that what a request without any content looks like?


Вместо проверок нужно придумать
- регистрацию
- проверку в цикле среди зарегистрированных

У каждого блока должна быть своя фабрика, которая находит главную фабрику и дописывает себя в неё. Тогда этот объект превращается в список фабрик.


authorization use status -> --status


Haha, I know.  I think i'm reaching as well, but I'm definitely going to give it a shot. I'm really interested in communities and I think this is the avenue through which i can reach the concept of 'forums'. Hopefully, it gets easier as I progress, but I'll relish the challenge nevertheless.


I guess the catch should then be to return the "Content-Type" header, kind of makes sense, thinking about it. Fixing the reason it throws is even better, of course.


Nuh, i just constantly switching between projects and sometimes forget which one use which style :/


look insise .verifyParamExistsInCollection()


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(Aún no puedo ver los detalles del ejercicio 1)

- En el ejercicio 2, haces la integración de RK4 desde el tiempo t=0 hasta t=1. Me queda claro que en ese ejemplo *conoces* la solución analítica, y *sabes* que en t=1 la solución diverge. La pregunta es si Runge-Kutta 4 lo sabe, o lo puede saber? O sea: qué pasa si fijas que t_fin = 1.25?

- En el ejercicio 3, vale la pena mantenerse dentro de la convención de escribir las variables tipo `type` en mayúsculas. O sea, en lugar de `taylor` usa `Taylor`. En cuanto a `evalua`, utiliza el método de Horner: es más robusto y rápido. Algo, no me queda claro: tu función `square`, es capaz de elevar al cuadrado un polinomio cualquiera; por ejemplo, `Taylor([1,0,-1,0,0],4)`?


Yes, you are right, but a lot of build tools using "main" to get main files of plugin to copy to main project.


Почему не относительные координаты и размеры ? Библиотека поддерживает только такое ?


Note that this also broke the Windows build


No class comment?

Why do you hate your code readers?


Nice catch! Would you like to send us pull request?


test


Adds masonry package.
Layouts pictures for different screen resolutions.


From a first view it seems that adding a `HierarchicalJavaProject` would make sense here


All new settings.xml strings and one existing ("Streams") have been localized and referenced in strings.xml


Create express route circuit authorization


Cool!
I tried compiling the documents, it only failed for English/KS5-1/Compton.
I will try to fix this and then update the gh-pages.


again, I think this should be a `JavaProject` imo


the reason I took that decition, was because, I got errors when I had User.create
and thinking I could perhaps use User.new I got passed tests.

new creates the object but doesn't save it.
create creates the object and saves it
#stackoverflow

hmm ill look at this again


@MikhailTryakhov take a look at comments


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