I talked to our team about this issue.

In Portal 6.2/AUI 2.0, we are going to revert back to the AUI-533 behavior, by default, and provide an opt-in property for the correct behavior.

So in Portal 6.2 your custom validators should work, without any changes necessary.

Going forward, we'd like Portal7.0/AUI 3 to default to the correct behavior. You'd need to dynamically determine if the field is required using `required: function (node) { ... },`.

Please, let us know your thoughts on this.

To follow up on this fix. Please create a LESA ticket so you can receive the proper patch.

Let them know:
 - You've talked to Byran Zaugg
 - Link them to this conversation
 - This will be the fix: https://issues.liferay.com/browse/AUI-2027


Why are we not using mocks here. See how to use mocks to test services like these.


Yes.  This function is only used when ```t``` has already completed, and has completed due to some kind of failure.  In that case the ```await``` will complete synchronously and will never create a continuation, such that ```ConfigureAwait``` isn't relevant.


Very nice!


In general you should not work with predefined test data, but create the data you need before the test and clean it up later.


Probably better to not use Cygwin syntax here. (Unless `&&` works in cmd?)


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Yes, definitely we should move to `#include "lib/netutils/netutils.h"` etc.  Much better that way, and facilitates pasting uPy into another code base.


Can you open a separate PR for this one please? It's a bug fix and strictly speaking, unrelated to this PR.


@letrec  It's already faulted or canceled. `await` will throw synchronously anyway...


lexis - missing (e)


Spectacular. Thanks for your hard work expanding the features of this package @mickhansen !


confirmed:
```javascript
var pipeline = {
    compileLESS: compileLESS()
  };
```


Don't use `sudo`.
We use  [container-based infrastructure](http://docs.travis-ci.com/user/workers/container-based-infrastructure/) like Docker.
For container-based infrastructure Travis disallow to use `sudo`.

Instead of this use in .travis.yml
```yaml
services:
  - mongodb
```


We probably need a lot more description about what exactly they need to build here.  Maybe even a video of  what it should look like and how everything should get wired together in app.js


Looking good. I like the position of the RSS and top bar.

Fair point keeping the vertical menu separate.

I do think a wrap list would be good to add. My personal preference as that is what I would use myself. I just don't like the empty space when you get to the end of the fixed list.

Icons are definitely the way to go and bigger. Alternatively the info could be put in the top bar to the left of the time and date......

In regards to the icon menu. I quite like it. There was a post in the nox forums using colored icons and it looked very nice indeed.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=227467&highlight=icon

So perhaps instead of removing colored icons could be used???


Yes, but it's really long. This is why is shortened it, it was cumbersome to work with (especially if you consider that some of the functions and variables in these "transform" functions are named in the same way + have an additional suffix). In one iteration I had those inner variables/functions abbreviated, but the names hardly meant anything, so this was the only variant that made any sense to me (and is also consistent).

A possible compromise would be to leave the "tran" for the inner variables/functions and use "transform" for the file names (var could be changed to vars, of course)... But then again I don't see much profit since the end user won't see the separate function names, just the amalgamation...


Actual author: @sschuberth


since the @sponsored_post will have to belong to the designated topic, we can write this as:
`@sponsored_post = @topic.sponsored_posts.new`
which would initialize the sponsored post as already associated to the topic.


is `dc_leaflet.leafletBase` the right place to define the legend, or should it be defined in `dc_leaflet.choroplethChart`?


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same thing as in the `new` action.  we can initialize the sponsored_post as associated to the designated topic, which would save us the code on line 22 where you're explicitly setting the `topic_id` attribute.


This should be ::ByteString="ps, the `ccall` with do the conversion automatically if the argument type is declared as a Cstring.


can you add a negative float test case to the literal test files?


How i could miss it :)


@dgreisen-cfpb: improper indentation (in lexis source) - attempt to compensate.


Got it!


debuild -uc -us -S -nc
For building source package unsigned. This allows the packager to use auto signing later on in the binary package.


Is this work-around ok or is it too un-elegant? Would not be needed if legend was defined in `dc_leaflet.choroplethChart`.


It only releases on a tag. Either from command line 'git tag' or from the github UI create new release. I'm still experimenting which is the better way to go.


Ah, thanks! I was having a hard time googling for the right way to do this.


Is there a reason that the forced closing happens after the expiration is set? That's the way it seems from reading.


затрудняюсь сказать:)


@AmberPoo1, please check the location of  dspace/modules/xmlui-mirage2/src/main/webapp/i18n/messages.xml. It doesn't match the path of a file in the corresponding module. For this file, you won't need to copy all of the original file. You can just include those keys that you are adding or modifying.


I probably would have written this as
```
(('co_argcount', 'co_kwonlyargcount') if PY3 else ('co_argcount',)) + (
    'co_nlocals',
    'co_stacksize',
    'co_flags',
    'co_code',
    'co_consts',
    'co_names',
    'co_varnames',
    'co_filename',
    'co_name',
    'co_firstlineno',
    'co_lnotab',
    'co_freevars',
    'co_cellvars',
)
```


Do you put anything meaningful into /etc/issue for brickpi? On my EV3 it
```
             _____     _
   _____   _|___ /  __| | _____   __
  / _ \\ \\ / / |_ \\ / _` |/ _ \\ \\ / /
 |  __/\\ V / ___) | (_| |  __/\\ V /
  \\___| \\_/ |____/ \\__,_|\\___| \\_/

Debian jessie on LEGO MINDSTORMS EV3!
\n \l
```


By default is set to:
index: topbeat


como hago funcionar la lista de totalplay?


Soon the string API should be `::String` and `Cstring` in `ccall`'s for all the cases you would care about, right now it is a bit of a mess.


aye no offense you suck


наверное, я хотела создать дополнительный контейнер для маленьких картинок


In my issue-1584-excludedimports-in-hooks this passes, see https://travis-ci.org/htgoebel/pyinstaller/jobs/86232832.
But `grep -rl pkg_resources /usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/pylint/` gives no result (pylint 1.3.1). What's been the reason for this `xfail`?


Yes. I currently have qtcreator from Qt 5.5.1 manually installed. If using the ubuntu packages there's a separate cmake plugin (qtcreator-plugin-cmake).


it should be array[i+1];


@dgreisen-cfpb - improper indent


Sorry, I got it wrong.


в одном таком контейнере с маленькой картинкой, лежит контейнер с ещё маленькой картинкой)


> TR 24732 defines it.

Gotcha!  Thanks!


The English text should not be different from they key. Reason: How should the translators know that to translate?


и название preview немного абстрактное, но это так, к слову


I think this wants to be checking whether the original wrapped function has a `__code__`.


Should we link to https://github.com/JabRef/jabref/wiki/Donations instead of linking paypal directly?


I'll leave the icons in then... I just didn't want to add the icon button for skin.shortcuts ;)
What about a conditional wraplist include based on number of item in the main menu or I do you think just make it user choice? Don't know if the first is possible yet... :8ball:


@JohannMG is this issues related to scheduling or restart/inactivity?


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index: packetbeat


The default index name is packetbeat


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Impossible on OS X. If you don't have the project existing all attempts to generate it from within Qt Creator fail.


тогда ссылкам нужно классы присвоить? для стилизации


ен распирам ниждо


No need to use cli.ShowCommandHelpExit() here


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No. The `/etc/issue` file comes from <https://github.com/ev3dev/base-files/blob/ev3dev-jessie/etc/issue> which is shared by all platforms.  We will use the same image for BrickPi and PiStorms anyway so the only way to detect the difference will be to see which is enabled in `config.txt`. It would be better to find something in `/sys` (or `/proc`) though.


asds


Correct !


With this commit you have deleted the fix,revert this


@jakebolewski But I need the `struct` to match that of the C equivalent. Should I declare the member variable of `SnapshotCtrl` to be `imgBase::ByteString` or `imgBase::Cstring`?


Ну вот зачем так делать, а?


если хочешь, можешь присвоить, а можешь просто: .image-preview a {}


this might conflict with some variables and cause shadowing issues, call it something else like ``url2Dir``


Posted this screenshot elsewhere, but:

![screen shot 2015-10-19 at 11 49 42 am](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1789/10590960/e46c5dec-7670-11e5-975f-3e2c96abdcb2.png)

Still really confused as to what is going on. Could breakpoint at the source of the exception and show me a screenshot of the code.


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@encukou I've just reviewed the change, it *should* be compatible without issue, hopefully.


Not a task for this PR, but at some point in the future, we should try and use `<-chan` and `chan<-` types when appropriate


Judging by the implementation, a channel can be completed at most once and it's an error to complete it more than once. It would be nice to document this fact (and the exception) if it should be the case for all implementations.


:+1: thx


:smile:


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view code


yeah me too… I'm not sure I grok everything you are throwing down so maybe we can hangout if you want to just close this out real quick.


Thanks.  That was my intention, yes.  Do you agree with the approach?  Disagree?  I'll update the docs to include the current approach/requirement.


can someone check if there need to be changes to the https://github.com/supercollider/supercollider/tree/topic/scwin3.7-fix-conflicts branch? Maybe @bagong?


good call, didn't think of that!


I also prefer this


correct


Hm; in other libraries I think we replace with asterisks but keep the same length - i.e. `hunter2` becomes `*******` (7 characters). Randomizing the length seems a little pointless to me tbh; it just increases the amount of data being sent over the wire without adding any additional information.

If we want to hide, the length then I think a single asterisks (or some other character/marker) would be better... though I think my vote would be to do the same as we do in other libraries.


@alawvt, I created a new folder "i18n" in dspace/modules/xmlui-mirage2/src/main/webapp, and copied messages.xml into this folder. Where should we maintain "messages.xml"?  original "messages.xml" has two copies: 1) dspace\dspace\modules\xmlui\src\main\webapp\i18n; 2) dspace\dspace-xmlui\src\main\webapp\i18n


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@stephentoub If `Complete` may throw then a `TryComplete` would be useful. Especially if a channel can have concurrent producers.


This newer h5py version seems to expect Cython to be installed already. Unfortunately, it didn't name it as a dependency, so we might want to add it as one of our dependencies.


Indeed. Fixed, thanks!


it's not really an error


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Please put separate logical expressions into parenthesis. I also think we don't necessarily need more whitespace :)


Actually nevermind, people are better of running py.test directly, as is outlined in the docs...


@mistervee I think once we settle on the how to handle the wraplist/fixedlist, it might be a good time to release for isengard and master branches for testing since I think it will be easier to know what the users want to change/add before I start working on hiding and adding any of the skin settings.

What do you think, good idea or bad idea? I am not sure what the better decision is... I always like to throw stuff out early and get the bug reports in before things get complicated but there are somethings not yet ready so...?


@dadgar isn't the condition redundant?


I didn't have one here on purpose.  Cancellation can be supported by passing the CancellationToken into the thing that creates the IAsyncEnumerator (if you look at the Channel.GetAsyncEnumerator extension, you'll see it takes a CancellationToken).  My thinking is that it's very unlikely you'd want a difference CancellationToken for different pulls on the enumerator, and assuming there was language support eventually, the logical place to pass the token would be to the creation of the enumerable/enumerator, as the calls to MoveNextAsync would be hidden the compiler-generated machinery, e.g.
```C#
foreach (await int i in channel.GetAsyncEnumerator(token)) { ... }
```
This would also help to avoid operator explosion if we were to implement a set of LINQ operators over IAsyncEnumerable/IAsyncEnumerator, as you could take an approach like we have in PLINQ, exposing a WithCancellation operator that takes the token and flows it through the remainder of the query.


@brianr in pyrollbar we randomize the length of `*` https://github.com/rollbar/pyrollbar/blob/master/rollbar/lib/transforms/scrub.py.


Значение '15.50' не провалидируется


This implies that for each overridden package, we would create a new attribute set which contains everything we had before except for the previous package.  This sounds like this would be extremely costly knowing the large number of packages listed in all-packages.nix.


I updated the commit message to better reflect the bug-fix.


Oh, that must be new. My point about randomizing stands, but perhaps this is a discussion for another time.


hmm actually what i mean by obsolete is not really quite in terms of the ATA/ACS spec, rather it's more about this commit of udisks2:

http://cgit.freedesktop.org/udisks/commit/?id=406d0f785d3c7af63481dcf1b0d02c5d26df1753

and it's been a while (a year or two) that udisks2 no longer needs ata_id for ANY of the ATA IDENTIFY data.

As the commit have said, most ID_ATA_* just makes no sense here. IMHO only serial, model, WWN and nominal media rotation rate should stay, but not fwrev or anything else.

Since I wasn't really sure if there's any weird things which somehow still rely on ata_id for those which should go, I only removed the most random/absurb ones which are unlikely to be used by anything (and never in udisks2/gnome-disks) first, and added/updated a little bit stuff for better completeness in case the others are gonna stay forever.

But really, if no one has a strong reason for keeping them, I am happy to have another commit of a deeper cleanup.


:white_check_mark: Confirmed this removal does not change the Scaladoc.


What is DRUSH_SHELL_PREFIX? Thats not in core Drush.


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@arian this fix didn't make it into 1.5.2. Breaks the file when compiled.

Attn @SergioCrisostomo


I think a better name for this function might be something like `autoSuperReferenceForSelf` / `selfReferenceExceptForEachAttribute` with a comment which describes that by default this function will provide a view where each attribute see the `self` reference of other attributes, while each attribute see the `super` reference of it-self.


Changed in new version to

```
if(JSON.parse(process.env.DESIRED).webOS){
	helpers.keys.Back = 'remote_back';
} else {
	helpers.keys.Back = wd.SPECIAL_KEYS['Back space'];
}
```

This is more accurate than the current condition.


@kstangel sounds like scheduling, nothing else has poll interval. Sounds like it somehow default to a very low value (according to numbers above, ~1 request per second) after the upgrade.This: https://github.com/zebradog/kiosk/blob/master/src/js/setup.js#L140 and  https://github.com/zebradog/kiosk/blob/master/src/js/browser.js#L116 look like it correctly defaults to 15 minutes. I'll check one of our install and see if we're seeing the same issue.


Nie wiem czy to jest mega potrzebna zmiana. Nawet jeżeli to i tak najlepiej przesiąść się na VS 2015 ;)


i'm sorry, I'm used to the old util still :P


Great, thanks for the feedback and resources!


Is it index: filebeat?


Ok that is a bit of a mess.  You are going to leak memory if you don't do an explicit copy (and if you wanted to use a different malloc than the one julia is built with).   The struct field should be a Ptr{Char}? You could malloc this and then set the pointer to the field.  If Julia / Elemental use the same malloc, free'ing the structure should do the right thing.

something like:

function ElString(s::ByteString)
    nbytes = sizeof(s)
    ptr = Ptr{UInt8}(Libc.malloc(nbytes+1))
    unsafe_copy!(ptr, pointer(s), nbytes)
    unsafe_store!(ptr, zero(UInt8), nbytes+1)
    return ptr
end
```

The best solution may be to define a `ElString` type that would copy its arguments in the constructor and that way you get to control which memory is allocated and that it is consistent when you free the control structure.


Any reason why you moved the local host configuration at the end?


Is it not the next `os.sleep(0.1)` who should have been deleted ?
`status("Initializing system...")` is now never displaying because of `term.clear` right after it so it is useless am I right ?


That is a long time..


imho you could squash it with 06a091e9ea9a80def06cf18abb5580ef9ab82eb5


@johncrossman This ought to improve everyone's life.


We might want to consider finishing up the unmanaged resource handling part for render scripts first so we can make a new release. Audio script changes can come after that. It's been quite a while since the last MPDN release and there's been quite a fair number of fixes from other devs too.


Except for the `X` of `pkgsX`, This is AWESOME ! :+1:

This is way nicer the previous `mkOverrides` function that we have today and simplifies a lot the `overridePackages` function!


Do we want to include the logging section in the default configuration file? I think it comes to the question if we want to add all the options to the config or just the most used ones. I am in favor of adding the most used ones in the config file as it makes it easier to read and understand. If someone would like to add a special feature, he would most probably check the documentation.


This doesn't handle the case where path is empty.


syntax


@matt-cook checked it out on an install here and it defaulted to 15 minutes, although if data was never filled in it's possible that the value was never created in chrome local storage and we could be getting ~1s polling because there is no check in browser.js:

https://github.com/zebradog/kiosk/blob/master/src/js/browser.js#L113


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Thanks for the quick response!
Turning scheduling off solved the problem. The displays admin panel UI *displayed* 15 minute intervals set (but it obviously was not the case).
![logs to scheduling JSON](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1580980/10591487/5c10e210-7684-11e5-8e79-e1d676ab6160.png)


@Ede123 It seems to me perfect in the image you posted. I don't see anything needed to be fixed.


Is it [filebeat-]YYYY.MM.IDD?


Guys I did some major (stupid?) changes. First of all, I was unable to find a less ugly way to make the pipeline non-blocking than to output the data as json documents separated by a delimiter ("---")... OK its UGLY but if we add everything into an array and output it at the end, the next program in the pipeline has to wait til the first program is done preprocessing... pls revert if another solution is better.

Now the other thing is I added a function that reads the stream and passes each individual JSON document to a given function (that is expected to return another JSON document) and prints the output in the same format. In this way, all we need to do is implement functions that eat JSON and spit JSON...

Does that make sense? Or am I trying to rewrite Node.JS... poorly. X'D


In general I like if the constants like these are in one place just like we have done for ZUMO-API-VERSION. In this case I agree the ROI is low as this is the only place we are using it.


Ah interesting! Thanks for checking :+1:


Thanks.  I'll think about it.  Might make sense to change the interface to provide a TryComplete method that returns true/false and then have a Complete extension method that calls TryComplete and throws if it returns false.


Unit test for this in helper_test.go


Remove this and line 50. Line 38 handles creating this rule.


it works great and is very fast.

still, i'm sort of concerned about merging this. i don't really intuitively understand why it works well.

i had another idea that's quite similar that i want to fix: find the hyperplane so that the sum of the pairwise squared distances in the resulting two clusters is minimized. want to try that later this week


Remove trailing semicolon


I'm calling shenanigans.


Makes sense. I'll roll out a quick patch with a check.


Reason I am checking every minute is because the 30 minute timer in car is not really 30 minutes. Last test I ran it was 27 minutes and sometimes it's longer. It is also a bit failsafe, so you can enter and exit the car, and not worry about needing to wait so long for next event from calendar to run.
Could make a configuration option somewhere to select a "trigger policy"...

* Current
  * 1 hour - single trigger
  * > 1 hour - check every minute, turn on again if off.
  * Pros: Simpler entry of events which default to one hour
* Suggested?
  * 30 minutes - single trigger
  * > 30 minutes - turn off and on again every 30 minutes.
  * Pros: Event duration relates better to real world
* In between
  * Any minutes - Check every minute, turn on if off.


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Of course it would be more efficient to just do all in one python program though... but since we plan to add some java nlp (and go?)...


That sounds like a good idea, reworking the Filter system would take some time.


It's hard to say without knowing the intended semantics of WriteAsync and WaitToWriteAsync. It seems like it's OK to attempt writing to an already completed channel, not sure why completion should be any different. I personally have found the Rx approach of silently ignoring all On* operations invoked on a completed sequence very convenient.


I feel the title as to be centered as that follows all existing designs. One must also keep note that placement and contents of the close button is *not* set by us; Unity puts it on the left where it looks bad and users can customize it to include fullscreen/minimize which gets very large.


You should pass c.To and c.OutputDocker to this method and put the method in the pipeline package


Same for this method


Little tiny tip here - This line and the one below do one extra copy (copy *this into a new CameraExtrinsics object, and then copy that object into "extrinsics"). Instead, you can just call the constructor directly: "CameraExtrinsics extrinsics(*this)"


Small nitpick, but in the future it would be nice if you could split this kind of commit up into separate checkins. I see a bulleted list of four separate fixes in the commit message, but then it's not totally obvious which parts of the diff correspond to which fix. Just would be nice for the poor reviewer to have a separate commit for each fix ;)


Would be better if these are two different options as these are two different functions. Robots.txt keeps the spider from crawling internal links. No-follow is used to control spidering of external links. If these are integrated into the same option the spider will be forced to ignore the robots.txt file if it wants to find external links and forced to ignore external links that have been no-followed (usually out of fear of a google-penalty) to abide by robots.txt rule. Would be best if there was simply an option to follow external links or not.


`Push built images to this image stream tag (or Docker image repository if --to-docker is set)`


indent one since its a continuation


The sorting provides a method of assigning consistent rank over a dataset between method calls and implementations. Otherwise, we need to have a "reader" object for each dataset and that "reader" needs to have a cursor into an active dataset.

I don't see why tag entries can't have a sort order.


Ok, I'll do so :+1:


This should be a function, not a method on AppConfig


I would have put this in a students.js route; it would make the conventions slightly easier.

I also probably would have made a few smaller commits to keep these easier to read. Otherwise, nice work.


Same thing on the 2 constructors here


More details in the commit message would be helpful as well. For example "don't collect all the quorum-related options from #tsdelreq" is somewhat helpful because it summarizes what you did, but says nothing as to *why* you made that particular change.


Woo, nice! We got triangulation!


It would be nice to separate this commit into the express scaffolding, and have subsequent commits with your features. It makes things slightly easier to read and debug later.


Apparently none of the examples are broken.


I'm working on an LM solver + PnP problem solver atm. Once all these are in place we can probably get a SLAM front-end / visual odometry test up pretty easily


Fixed: https://github.com/zebradog/kiosk/commit/3b49dd94c9adba3733de545f74ffb8a8a9061990


The symbol hack works because symbols are strings that are interned, immutable, and persistent.  You would be effectively be creating strings that are never free'd. If the number of strings to `imgBase` or `numBase` is bounded then it is fine.


Thanks for contributing. :+1:


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There are 5613 attributes, each of which is 3 pointers or 24 bytes, so this is ~359 KB per overriden attribute, garbage-collectible after ``rhs`` is evaluated. It's not cheap, but it's not particularly expensive compared to nixos's overall evaluation footprint of 1GB. With 700 overrides, it's only 25% overhead!


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This conventionally would be `/students`, since its an index of all students


@encukou I've just released version 2.4.21 on PyPI.

I have also enhanced the Workflow description on the wiki:

* Add tags for upstream releases
* Keep a "release" branch around to ensure that we do keep up-to-date with upstream releases, same features and such.


格式要对齐，我很picky的


Why not use the users route if we are storing users in our database?


This line doesn't need to be indented.  It should be on the same level with `index = 0`


> without knowing the intended semantics of WriteAsync and WaitToWriteAsync

TryWrite should return false if the write can't complete.  Once such reason would be if the channel is completed.

WaitToWriteAsync returns a Task<bool> that should complete with a result of false if the channel completed and is no longer accepting written data.

WriteAsync returns a Task that should complete as either faulted or canceled if the channel completed is no longer acepting written data.

Since you control when the channel completes, it shouldn't be completed until no one else will be writing to it, and if someone else does write to it, they get a false result or an error that they can choose to respond to, either by ignoring it or by taking some special action.  I think it'd be dangerous in general for the interfaces to make it easy to think that data was put into the channel when in reality it wasn't, though I understand for some situations there's a small convenience factor to that.


Nice, this commit looks good.


Nice work making small commits that are in line with the current story. Makes it easy to read and debug later.


Is there something weird with the AD server that requires you to check that the add was successful twice?


I'm glad you found something useful in my repo :)


/play loggins


Should we get More `1.5.3` out to correct this? and/or fix the packager
Packager is buggy because of this.

Related: #1323


Why this.canvas and this.pixelRatio without private _?


Good~


That's what I mentioned before, a boolean is insufficient since constraints need to operate on the unconstrained value. I think we somehow need to lift the correct unconstrained dimensions for the specific case of screensharing out to  the higher-level code doing the constraints.


If I do that I have to notify ListFragment's ItemAdapter about the dataset change and launch the update of the map fragment. I can do both from MainActivity. is there a non-convoluted way to do it from SavePointOfInterestYelpFragment?


No, the first check is if the add was successful, the second check is if it was able to find the user after adding, since add doesn't return the guid of the user so we have to do a search.


i.e. "Initializing the default values with the actual screen resolution" as you say.


你把这个作业放到你名字下面的HW1文件夹里面然后再pull request一下


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yep, but run:
```
oasis setup || die
```
and add a build dep on `dev-ml/oasis`

see `dev-ml/iTeML`


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The station name would be a button.(With a border or not?)


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Looks great. Thanks for your excellent & fast work!


So then we'd still need to do something about OpenCL buffers, and the ScriptEngine?

As far as I can tell we could just make a static ScriptEngine class, so that would take care of that.

The OpenCL buffers might be a bit trickier, especially since we can't move them straightforwardly into a Filter (at least not without reworking the Filter system). We could however cheat and just add a Filter which doesn't do anything (just make Compile() return the input), and store the buffers into that. It seems NNEDI3 just rebuilds the buffers every time so for now we don't need to do anything too tricky.


The pkgsX is primarily for navigability, there are several 'pkgs' values floating around (pkgsX, pkgs, pkgs_, pkgsRet) and it would be harder to understand if they were all just ``pkgs``. With pkgsX it's easy to verify that it's only used in configExpr.


I would probably make this file inside a `students` directory, and call it `new.jade` just to follow conventions


agreed

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wow :joy:
what a pleasure!


Oh hang on, NNEDI3 uses it's own Filter to handle the OpenCL buffers, we can just make that one dispose them.


Comentado :(

Ou está faltando descomentar ou não devia estar aqui...


Clever


We've already long broken any compatibility with the Theora API because we no longer have API functions depending on libogg. This change is basically cleanup from removal of ogg_packet.


Fixed in https://github.com/micropython/micropython/commit/bedab235f9028562b6677fa257cd08fbf1efecca


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Same here, `students/show.jade`


Okay, thanks! I'll leave it as is in hopes that it will later be easier to avoid these (small) memory leaks.


Apologies, this was caused by running `make clean` and not `make distclean` with the previous version of libhdhomerun in libhdhomerun_static. Perhaps it should be added to `make clean`?


This should probably not have the second argument passed.


So, umm, I am not sure this should be an int parameter. The situation is messy, that's why we have the F_TYPE_EQUAL macro after all...

The statfs(2) man page (see NOTES) suggests an "unsigned", but I am pretty sure that's really not a good idea, as the type is actually defined as signed long on x86-64 at least, i.e. is 64bit and int is 32bit, and the signedness differs.

The __fsword_t type that is actually used is actually is explicitly declared to be internal in that same man page, so it's probably a bad idea to use, too.

maybe suggestion would be to introduce a new type:

```
typedef long statfs_f_type_t;
```

and then add an `assert_cc(sizeof(statfs_f_type_t) >= sizeof(s->f_type))` to the function definition, to ensure the size is right.


So this was the security bug in Symfony you tweeted about several months ago? :-D


This looks lovely


no int here either, please


@nnarhinen - I think the posterCondition above deserves to become an API variable.


@kaos hmm.. I don't see any trailing space on L16: `"{% blocktrans ", unparse_blocktrans_args(Args), "%}"` but yes, I mostly talk about situations when there are more than one blocktrans argument, so, if `Args = [trimmed, {count, 2}]` result will be `{%blocktrans trimmedcount=2%}`


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@kmaglione this is what we were getting from cache machine when starting olympia. It looks like the pyrepo package doesn't match what we had from the git package? Let us know if we can help fixing up pyrepo; I'd definitely like to see these speedups!
````
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  File "/code/manage.py", line 7, in <module>
    import olympia  # noqa
  File "/code/olympia.py", line 131, in <module>
    init_session_csrf()
  File "/code/olympia.py", line 41, in init_session_csrf
    import session_csrf
  File "/opt/rh/python27/root/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/session_csrf/__init__.py", line 5, in <module>
    from django.core.cache import cache
  File "/opt/rh/python27/root/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/core/cache/__init__.py", line 138, in <module>
    cache = get_cache(DEFAULT_CACHE_ALIAS)
  File "/opt/rh/python27/root/usr/lib/python2.7/site-packages/django/core/cache/__init__.py", line 130, in get_cache
    "Could not find backend '%s': %s" % (backend, e))
django.core.cache.backends.base.InvalidCacheBackendError: Could not find backend 'caching.backends.memcached.MemcachedCache': 'module' object has no attribute 'CacheClass'
````


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As an aside, do you have any idea why implicit conversions of a `Darray` to a `DistMatrix` stop occurring in a call to `spectralPortrait` when a `PseudospecCtrl` argument is tacked on to the end of the call?


I think the call should really do the fstatfs() on its own, rather than do that in fd_check_fstype(), since then we only have to invoke the syscall once. Note that the syscall might be heavy on some file systems as it returns how much disk space is available, hence we better reduce the number of times we invoke this to the minimum, especially where that's easy.


I do agree completely that the caller should have a clear indication of the effect of the call.
Should WaitToWriteAsync return true if the channel hasn't been completed yet and one can call WriteAsync? It is going to be hard to use correctly, if true.
Would coalescing the two into a single method `public Task<bool> WriteAsync(T item, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken))` make it safer?


no int magic_value ehre either, please


This could also be a lambda: `method -> method.isDefault() ? 1 : 0`


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Makes sense.

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Thanks for this!


@akshayaurora please see https://github.com/kivy/kivy/issues/3708 which is related to a bug introduced here.


I vote yes. It's flat-out broken when compiled into a single file (even if you don't remove line breaks. I had to roll behavior-ui forward to pick this up.


Quando o cliente tiver varios contratos vai ficar dificil encontrar os contratos. Poderíamos colocar a data de devolução + o cliente, o que acham?


I agree with @alban that we should probably rename these. I'd call them "in_userns" and "use_netns" or so.


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Let's keep the old version, it seems safer. If people use custom IOSystems (i.e., virtual file systems), both separators may be supported. Basically, getOsSeparator() is not very useful.


On Mon, Oct 19, 2015 at 02:18:20PM -0700, Diego Saldana wrote:
> Of course it would be more efficient to just do all in one python
> program though... but since we plan to add some java nlp (and go?)...

It is more efficient because you wouldn't have to parse and generate
JSON all the time but Python is slooow (I read on the internet) so I
don't think it matters in practice.

I was aware that outputting valid JSON would make the rest of the
pipeline wait but I would not do much processing in this script so
it should finish quickly. Still, the problem persists throughout the
pipeline in case we keep outputting valid JSON and multiple documents.

What I did at work (and I think that is a good first step) is outputting
a simple text based format like the following.

[123123123]
abstract=lorem ipsum... everything one line
sentence=lorem ipsum Sentence nr. 1...
sentence=lorem ipsum Sentence nr. 2...
sentence=lorem ipsum Sentence nr. 3...
author=Fudi, Hans
author=Peter, Example
issn=123.123-123
...

[123123124]
abstract=lorem...
...

In my particular case it was easier because I was only dealing with one
book at a time.

Having the sentences on one line each would allow us to annotate the
sentences with extracted entities by just appending them to the line
after putting a separator there for example. If we want to include
positional information we would also have to think about how to save
this information into ElasticSearch (Lucene TokenPayload?).

Using the "fake" JSON with a --- separator is an okay way to do it
too though.


Because impl can never be accessed from outside, thought that might be a scenario to drop it there. Can change it to getter for consistency.


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Actually it does work.

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> Should WaitToWriteAsync return true if the channel hasn't been completed yet and one can call WriteAsync?

It'll return a ```Task<bool>``` with a result of true when the caller can attempt to write... doesn't mean the write will be successful, but it means the channel is suggesting that something has changed such that the caller can try.  For example, let's say there's a channel with a bounded capacity of 5 and there are already 5 items in it.  If you call WaitToWriteAsync, you'll get back a ```Task<bool>``` that'll complete as true when someone reads/removes one of the items. But between the time that you see that true result and try to write, someone else may write to the channel and fill it.

> Would coalescing the two into a single method public Task<bool> WriteAsync(T item, CancellationToken cancellationToken = default(CancellationToken)) make it safer?

You're suggesting changing WriteAsync to return a ```Task<bool>``` instead of a ```Task```, right?  I considered that, but it breaks the parallel with ```ReadAsync```, which returns a ```Task<TResult>```.  ```ReadAsync``` could of course be updated to ```Task<KeyValuePair<bool, TResult>>``` or something like that, but that then starts to complicate the model in other ways.  And I'm not convinced that the case of writing after completion (given that completion is optional and entirely the responsibility of the writer) is common enough to warrant such changes to the model, when the alternate is simply to catch an exception / check task.IsFaulted / etc. if you are actually concerned about writing after completion.


Вопрос: зачем нам пробелы в строчных элементах?


You guys are going to put the header, footer, and sidebar in separate files so we can use ng-include right?


@Ramona2020 That is fine. Another option is to fork the srophe-app-data repo: https://github.com/srophe/srophe-app-data

This is how the current TEI is managed, only the repo has not been pushed to github, as I was not sure @sawernke  was ready to make it publicly available.

-Winona


(All that said, I'm certainly open to changing it if my assumptions prove incorrect.  I'd like to leave it as-is for now, but we can always change it later.  Please keep the feedback coming :smile:)


I actually don't know what you mean by explicitly naming the default methods.  Does Python have an analog to Haskell's idiom
```
instance Foo Bar where
    frobnicate = default_frobnicate
```
?
Three syntactic tokens to use an explicitly named default feel like a reasonable burden on the implementer of the interface; forcing them to write
```
def frob(self, *args, **kwargs):
    return self.default_frob(*args, **kwargs)
```
seems less well-justified.

One alternative would be to complicate the default methods somewhat, by asking them to check whether the other method they are about to call is identical with the default, in which case raise a `NotImplementedError`.  @gregory-marton assures me that this would be compact and efficient (one extra method lookup, which is presumably cached).

As a matter of style taste, I also find the status quo satisfactory, given that this is Python.

As far as I can tell from cursory Googling, there is no Python-community-endorsed solution to this problem.

Preferences?


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Also, there is an in process google spreadsheet mapping @sawernke fields to TEI. @sawernke can share the link with you if that would be helpful.


Progress!

Some phones get this, however:

```
10-19 14:35:21.181: E/AndroidRuntime(18489): java.lang.AssertionError: 5
10-19 14:35:21.181: E/AndroidRuntime(18489):    at org.nick.androidkeystore.android.security.KeyStore.state(KeyStore.java:74)
```


У тебя настолько самодокументируемый код сам по себе, что дополнительные комментарии вроде как лишние) Или нет?)


好的

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По идее у нас в потоке сначала инпут, а потом подпись. А свёрстано наоборот)


@nnarhinen - I think the posterCondition above deserves to become an API variable.


:joy:


зачем тут `:`? Чем не устроило обычное двоеточие?) Что бы потом гадали что это за знак?)


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why?


Думаешь, это у нас 2 ссылки? Даже 3 (если с картинкой считать). + вроде как заголовок, а заголовочного тега нет...


Why? :)


Splash screen now ok on QT5.5 on OSX as well as QT5.4
Still have problem of detached help window not being resizable on QT5.5


roger wilco


Is this accurate??? I had no idea that you couldn't use tabs! I was told in the class that I'm taking that so long as it's consistent it doesn't matter (EG: don't use tabs and spaces). Is it alright if I have some sources that I can read up on for this? Not that I don't believe you - I just rather enjoy learning this type of stuff in depth and don't want to harass you with that


Please setup git author and email.


So... Any reason why we shouldn't just make "ScriptEngine" a static class?


тут у нас перемешались табы с пробелами и всё поехало, будь аккуратнее, у нас должно быть однообразно всё


libtuv has it's own config file that may have problems when given iotjs config files. I might need to check this.


@Deryugin Please setup git author and email.


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You're welcome!


This is OK.


looks like you changed this to 30s


Did you mean to add the `console.log()` here?


EUREKA! Thank you very much...


Среднее тире можем ставить через `–`, а длинное — через `—`. И перед длинным тире ставял неразрывный пробел: ` `


Does Close() panic? I'm sure it's fine either way. Just not sure if there's a race condition here now... Again, would have to look into it more.


тут у нас не заголовок?


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To  @sntrao  ,
Codes were pushed here in the "9.4.1" branch. Take a look.


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Any particular reason for making this change?

```
1) MathTrigTest::testCEILING with data set #7 (8, -1.5, '#NUM!')
Failed asserting that 7.5 matches expected '#NUM!'.

2) MathTrigTest::testCEILING with data set #8 (-8, 1.5, '#NUM!')
Failed asserting that -7.5 matches expected '#NUM!'.

3) MathTrigTest::testCEILING with data set #18 (-2.98, 2, '#NUM!')
Failed asserting that -2.0 matches expected '#NUM!'.
```


Excellent! Good work @Tharon-C.


@james2432 You can expand this function right here for the OSM creation. Check out how the Shapefile was done, pretty much all the data is already stored as a GeoJSON format with the Coordinate System that can be reprojected to WGS84. It's really important to do the those functions before saving:

```python
feature = reproject(feature, data.crs_wkt, 4326)
feature = transform_columns(feature, config)
```


Remove completely.


Очень сильная вёрстка, ты молодец! Все поправки и новый код старайся разбивать на отдельные коммиты, а не все их пачкой в один гигантский коммит) По бэму — это шикарно! Только могли бы и футер переделать сразу в бэм тогда уж)


swooning for jade


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Comment does not match code.


Думаешь, что логотип — это контентное изображение?


@donho Did you look at #1010 and #1011 for the details? It's obviously only minor issues but it's certainly not perfect and therefore should be fixed. While I could blame you for breaking it I'm leaning towards turning a blind eye and submitting a PR with a fix.  ;-)

However I'd still like some input on the other questions:
* Why was tab height changed in the first place?
* Is there interest in investigating alternatives, e.g. user configurable tab height or even a "touch-screen/high-DPI" mode with further increased tab size (which would obviously be too much for normal displays). If yes, I have some ideas what could be implemented and would be happy to provide some mock-ups and potentially work on implementation.


i wouldnt waste more time on this...
lets add what we have and... leave it as it is...
it looks seriously good.
if u aggre... ill update DB part


This is not the right assertion. `score2` should be greater than `score1`, it's just that it isn't more than 0.1 greater anymore. Could be replaced with `score2 > score1 + 0.01`.


Good catch @JedWatson, sorry i missed this


The comment is also out of date at: https://github.com/veronikaslc/patient-network/commit/7b9a6c8aa9dfd6179ef1a8a433a0c859137ea944#diff-ce04d2ec7202ed71882f4f1bbabbb895R469


Ну так же: поток нарушен (инпут с подписью) + табы с пробелами = фарш)


Запустила сервер, зарегистрировала под user-ом реальный email в бд , отправила письмо на somebotmail@gmail.com с ящика user-а, указав получателями email-ы user-ов из бд,  В результате на сервер прилетело письмо, распарсились получатели -  все связи установились, письмо сохранилось в бд.


Would be possible to replace this by hosts: ["localhost:5044", "localhost: 5045"] ?


Wodan Slider


It's the old `try.. except` and then try the exact same thing again trick


we do need one. I think I split too much the cases here and should probably implement everything in one commit.


thanks, will amend


sure thing


зачем тут `input`?


A url generator module?
I don't like concatenating raw strings for a http redirect.


а тут зачем спаны?


@ligi I would move the check into `onNavigationItemSelected()` so `navigateTo()` does what it promises. The function could be reused by other classes as long as it is pure.


а это  на строчный элемент больше похоже, а сделан блочным


Whoever started to use brackets in Python, stop it! :)


yes, it is possible. the ["localhost:5044", ...] is the yaml shorthand syntax for list of strings. I used the long version (which is easier to edit in editor via copy'n paste)


Any idea when this will be released as a version?


As long as we do not have access to the spec, I don't think so. The thing is that we can go to a fairly high number of pages when using 0x00xx and we are stuck to only 3 pages when using 0x01xx. But we could just say that we need to dump everything until page 0x0103.

But honestly, I don't care that much. This in purely internal API (even if we "export" it somehow through libhidpp20.la) and is completely a WIP given that this comes from reverse engineering.


you are :100:


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there was a second commit later that removed this :)


falta la animacion del brazo y la camara en la explosion


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:smiley: Thank you for doing this work, @malcrom :+1:


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The change to ocpn_plugin.h breaks the msvc build.   chartdldr_pi cannot find wxEVENT_DOWNLOAD_EVENT.   __declspec(dllimport) is required to import variables into a DLL.


There's two distinct reasons why they wouldn't appear.

In the case of quassel it's simply because it's buggy. It's to work around a bug that is in Quassel itself.

In the case of nm-applet for instance, it's just down to applet roles.. it's because the network applet takes care of that "role".


Is the menu item also selected at first launch after the installation when `onPostCreate()` triggers the initial selection of the map? (I did not test this on a device myself.)


>  that seems unnecessary

From the API point of view, agree. From the device communications point of view, not so much.
If we have the feature retrieved each time we do a call to hidpp20_onboard_profiles_read_memory(), we will simply double the time of the dump given that we need to retrieve this from the mouse between each call.

On the other hand, we should probably have a struct hidpp20_device around that retrieve those features once so that we do not constantly fetch for them even in drvhidpp20.

I'll add it to my TODO list


Hm,  I think I'm a little bit confused as I don't see why you'd need to do that. I thought you just want to close the activity you were searching in so that when you press back from the map you get back to MainActivity. Or is that you perform some modifications on the dataset while you're on MapSearchResults and when you press back you want them reflected already in MainActivity?


antipattern:
exception handling used for flow control

feedback:
You may want to check for constant presence somewhat like this:
InlineForms.const_defined?(:INLINE_FORMS_SHOW_INDENT) ? INLINE_FORMS_SHOW_INDENT : true

created on antipattern.io


missing `|| die`. alternatively, just do
```sh
emake -C "${S}"/docs DESTDIR="${D}" install
```


It raises an interesting problem. Where MS have changed the behaviour of a function, what behaviour should PHPExcel's calculation engine use?


Approved fix to charset. Thank you bgbak.


зачем лишний спан?


и секшн)


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leles cambios


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Can you please explain in a comment, why this test requires pkg_resources. Thanks.

pylint-1.3.1 and 1.4.4 do not even contain the string "pkg_resources".


это больше на декоративную тянет, не?)


Not 100% of this but I think the bug is here.

It seems we need to keep a mapping between input_subset members and the elements in queue_2_. Simply putting either or false or a true here would cause problems for certain topologies.


fixing RDEPEND here requires a revbump, otherwise users don't get the update reliably


We should be able to make it static. I'll take a look.


I think I got it alreay, see the pull request [here](https://github.com/zachsaw/MPDN_Extensions/pull/192).


missing quotes, `${WORKDIR}` can contain whitespaces, and so can `$BUILDDIR`


I was trying to make each beat's config file similar, with the beat specific configuration at the top and the libbeat.yml contents at the end.


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I've never used custom DOM events, but according to MDN this method is not safe to use

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Event/initEvent


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I did miss that but I really wanted to do the minimum here as we'll be last-riting it soon anyway. Ideally I would have left the EAPI as-is but I needed at least 4 to make the intended change.


By the way, making it static took almost no effort at all, it was mostly static already except that it made a new JScriptEngine every time.


I was actually thinking of making a singleton RenderScriptEngine (and AudioScriptEngine) and leave the current `ScriptEngine<T>` as is.


Could you add some documentation for `writeAll`? It's a bit difficult to see what it does as-is.


Fixed. Changed to filebeat.


I'm adding new Points of Interest. The change has to be reflected on the list and map.


/cc @nathansobo since this regressed in 65ae175e7228f59fdee1ecb68b8a0fdf46a6506d (looks like it was just a mistaken find-and-replace)


Thanks, this resolves a problem when using 'ninja run' for qemu in my baremetal-hi app.


From search activity I launch a new dialog fragment, which enables me to add the results to the DB.


I'm not too sure what you'd need the "ScriptEngine<T>" for then. But feel free to change it around, I just did the simplest thing I could to make it work.


You could use ```gsub!``` if you wanted to change the original.


Думаешь, это табличные данные?


Good work Greg.


Thanks, this resolves the exit problem I was having using 'ninja run' for qemu in my baremetal-hi app.


I know but it works in all browsers, but `new Event` doesn't work in Explorer.


Not sure why restricted to `one hypothetical next data-point`. In particular, `logpdf` and `simulate` for a N hypothetical members does not necessarily mean IID, , which is what the `one hypothetical next data-point` implies. Members simulated in sequence can be exchangeably coupled, where the GPM carries a joint distribution of members `N+1...N+K` hypothetical  members, conditioned on members `1...N`.


I wouldn't call exit_json here just return a dict of the values.

E.g.
Rename this to return_image_info(...)
Call it with module.exit_json(ami=return_image_info(...))

You never know when you might want to add extra messages to exit_json!


lgtm


```
if
    if
        if
            if
```


No need for sys.exit


Контентная или декоративная картинка?


а эти?


fixed


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yeah, I agree, storing this in the hidpp20_device seems like the right thing. that's what it's there for, after all :)


Remember you could always use ```gsub!``` which changes the original.


Классно, ты молодец, хорошая работа! Не засекала сколько ушло времени на вёрстку?


Ah right.


Ok, yeah good point. I haven't yet seen an existing use case of the distribution over more than one hypothetical data points in BayesDB.


Nice, I did it like this

```
def transmogrifier(a, b, c)
  return (a*b)**c
end
```


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That's right -- once the GPM interface is implemented in full, such queries will be possible.


Cool. Here's another way...

```
def letter_reverse(sentence)
  return sentence.split(' ').map {|word| word.reverse() }.join(' ')
end
```


I'm still need to add the sensors before I can properly compare with wbdt. Hopefully before I go to bed :)


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@AlisVero мог сделать просто category.save , формы нужны по настоящему только в контроллерах для обхода strong params


lol


On Oct 19, 2015 6:29 PM, "Peter Hutterer" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> yeah, I agree, storing this in the hidpp20_device seems like the right
thing. that's what it's there for, after all :)
>

Except that it's not there yet :)


We should use ES6 imports


We should use ES6 exports


Grade for day 10 (citipix dropdown): 16/16. Nice job! :)


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Sorry I missed this before merging! very minor typo here!


@cs373-games Use your real account when you do the transfer


meh, details, details.


Hey


This file should be removed and use `express.Router()` instead


Please add mirko.ferrati@gmail.com to the emails


Please change the official email to mirko.ferrati@gmail.com :)


Now I see the full picture.
What about then moving the `adapter.notifyDataSetChanged()` from `onCreate()` to `onResume()` in `MainActivity`? `onResume` will be called when you get back to the activity so that's the point where you want to reload your data.


Use ES6 imports.


Use ES6 exports.


@AlisVero и мне кажется, или при сохранении одной категории будет рекурсивный проход по родителям, и пересохранение каждого с is_last =  false ?
мб лучше поменять условие на
if self.parent.present? && self.parent.is_last
?


:ship::it:


Why assign this to a variable for a single use? Just pass the object to the function.


@monicasarbu I do think there is a point at which the config file becomes hard to read because there is too much information; I don't think ours are at that point yet. But my opinion my differ from others as I usually treat the provided config file as documentation and then use some other tool (like Puppet) to generate the actual config file used.


I did that, the problem is, that because of the way I get the itemAdapter in MainActivity (through the listener interface) I can only update it after I clicked on something on the list (I can update the map though) :)


`Admin > Diagnostics` says `/vendors/Textpattern/Textfilter/Interface.php` is missing:

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    Last update: 2015-10-19 22:02:05/2015-09-22 19:00:27
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    $path_to_site: /home3/git/devpattern
    Textpattern path: /home3/git/devpattern/textpattern
    URL pattern: title_only
    Temporary directory path: /tmp
    Site URL: devpattern
    PHP version: 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.13
    GD Graphics Library: 2.1.1-dev; supported formats: GIF, JPG, PNG.
    Server TZ: Europe/Paris
    Server local time: 2015-10-20 00:31:07
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    MySQL: 5.5.44-0ubuntu0.14.04.1
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    db_session_timezone: SYSTEM
    Locale: en_GB.UTF-8
    Server: Apache/2.4.7 (Ubuntu)
    Apache version: Apache/2.4.7 (Ubuntu)
    PHP server API: apache2handler
    RFC 2616 headers:
    Server OS: Linux 3.13.0-65-generic
    Admin-side theme: hive 4.5.7

    Pre-flight check:
    ------------------------
    Image directory is not writable: /home3/git/devpattern/images
    File directory path is not writable: /home3/git/devpattern/files
    /home3/git/devpattern/textpattern/setup/ still exists
    Missing files:
        /vendors/Textpattern/Textfilter/Interface.php
    The following PHP functions (which may be necessary to run Textpattern) are disabled on your server: pcntl_alarm, pcntl_fork, pcntl_waitpid, pcntl_wait, pcntl_wifexited, pcntl_wifstopped, pcntl_wifsignaled, pcntl_wexitstatus, pcntl_wtermsig, pcntl_wstopsig, pcntl_signal, pcntl_signal_dispatch, pcntl_get_last_error, pcntl_strerror, pcntl_sigprocmask, pcntl_sigwaitinfo, pcntl_sigtimedwait, pcntl_exec, pcntl_getpriority, pcntl_setpriority,
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that's the way to embed ruby functions and variables in to one another. It's like a placeholder


Use `node-validator` to check if skill is actually valid.


Fair point. Many of our channels are bidirectional, but we definitely have opportunities where they aren't (every `stopCh` for example).


Use `node-validator` to check if skill is valid


shoot. I had starred pybigwig and then forgot about it. we should concentrate our efforts on that front, but I prefer not to use the c-api directly.


Use `2g`?


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seq has `seq-position` now, so I guess this can be replaced as well.


have you considered using [nvm](https://github.com/creationix/nvm) instead?


There is no `translate_excel_into_ruby.rb` in `/model`?


Fixed.


Great! This will make life SO much easier :smiley:


the actual screen resolution is contained in the 'frameInfo' object. http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/media/webrtc/trunk/webrtc/video_engine/desktop_capture_impl.cc#580.

The constraints are initialized way before in the flow in the GUM code:
http://mxr.mozilla.org/mozilla-central/source/dom/media/webrtc/MediaEngineRemoteVideoSource.cpp#402

From what I see, there is no way to know the actual screen resolution in the GUM code?


There is no `model_result.rb` ? There's a `model.rb`.


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Code reviewed, no comments yet as this is a start.


Writing "frob = Base.default_frob" directly in the class body seems to work. I don't know how Python-community-endorsed that is.


Missing comma at the end of the line


DebugDrawLine()에서 선의 두께 인자가 0.5f라 너무 작아서 렌더링시 안보였음.
5.0f로 수정.


@tonycoz: good catch.
dXSUB_SYS is an expression and not a declaration, thus it has a misleading name.
I think I'll rename it to `PERL_XSUB_SYS`
It needs to be after all declarations. it will fail on os2 with dXSUB_SYS OS2_XS_init().

`NOOP` is always `/*EMPTY*/(void)0`.


trouvée


GetShowLog()를 중복 사용해서 에러가 났었음.


Is that something we can tweak from the config initializer?


yum canola oil! good call!


Ah,... just answered my previous question... :+1:


Is this the correct output for this commit?

})(window, window.angular);;window.ngMaterial={version:{full: "0.12.0-rc1"}};

I'm still getting this error when trying to build

[15:45:30] Plumber found unhandled error:
 Error in plugin 'gulp-uglify'
Message:
    /Users/stephenpatten/repo/github/material/dist/angular-material.js: Unexpected token punc «;», expected punc «,»
Details:
    fileName: /Users/stephenpatten/repo/github/material/dist/angular-material.js
    lineNumber: 22676


more involved changes were necessary, but I believe it's working now: https://github.com/tangrams/tangram/commit/285eb64c70de582b9b9fbaff7ea1fac9144d002a


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I don't understand the yield placement. How will it work when $this->groups is empty? Will it not duplicate results if I have multiple groups?


Merge it


This seems like an internal detail.


merge it


colとrowも。。。


Done.


I'd recommend removing this outer `describe` block, or alternatively adding the same `describe FarMar do` code to the other three spec files.


Not that it matters hugely but `RIPPLE_WEBSOCKET_SERVER_H_INCLUDED`


Do we still need this include?


Not very satisfied with this. Would like to see this class refactored and maybe broken down a bit but it's hard to know where to start.


this module uses browserify transforms that alter the code and make the source map not match the source code.


I'd also like to look at breaking this file down some time soon.


Not sure about the `UNDEFINED` value vs `null` vs `Optional`, any arguments for/against?


If you give the header a little padding it will position the "relaxr".


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This isn't right, precompilation directive needs to go outside the module


I mean something like this:

    public static class RenderScriptEngine
    {
        private static ScriptEngine<RenderChain.RenderChain> s_ScriptEngine;

        public static ScriptEngine<RenderChain.RenderChain> Instance
        {
            get
            {
                if (s_ScriptEngine != null) return s_ScriptEngine;
                Player.Closed += (sender, args) => s_ScriptEngine.Dispose();
                return s_ScriptEngine = new ScriptEngine<RenderChain.RenderChain>();
            }
        }
    }


Shouldn't we save either HSB or `Color` instead of both? And what about a 'get hex colour' method?


Instead of 200px, try 20px.


This is the first UI approach:

![captura](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1107782/10593539/e79726ce-76c4-11e5-8453-a63f2d772087.PNG)

Due to the different resollutions of the images i forced to height: 100px and max-width of 200px cropping it if there are overflow.
In production, we'll have two scenarios: with BGG id or without. To fill the gap I have proposed to use the puzzle icon with a tooltip to indicate that this is a game without BGG data.
The current BGG icon it's obsolete :P (we need to make a job to update all the thumbnails images).

This is the first approach... I'll work harder to improve the UI taking advantage of this new feature.

You can pull this branch and test it in your develop machine if you want (caution! there are no tests of the UI changes yet!! It's 1 am in Spain right now and I want to play a little bit with the UI before close the deal ;P)


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Oops!  See tiny pr #451.


This is not a settable object right? Should we include it in the schema?


Renamed.


I don't think we need to make type, apiversion & name mandatory in all resources. The master deployment template should take care of it.


this can be pulled up by `modelType := reflect.TypeOf(model)`


@kendallc do you know how the API works under the hood with sessions? It might be that you can store this object outside the view. Small enhancement maybe


Same comment as mentioned above. I don't think these need to be explicitly marked s required.


So we can use wiki style minute taking


I actually did not try to build against the master.


this should be a false-y check "if not SECRET_KEY"

with the current check, an empty secret key would work


Thanks Ben!, great video :+1:


you should use a default value on any get accessor. The reason is that you can set a sane default and check for it (like None) rather than get an invalid key error.


oh god... their*****


you should keep try/catch blocks as tight as possible. So in this example, make the successful return outside the try block.


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That's not how it works, its a `spawn_opt`, not a gen option.


@wildebeest why did I have to do this in pages_controller.rb in order to access the 'User' info on my location.html.erb page (under Pages)
Note: the 'users' is under a users_controller.rb when I installed the google maps API.

Let me know if this gives you enough info.


i.e. `spawn_opt: [scheduler: id]`


Projekt sa dá zbuildnúť aj spustiť s touto verziou Aruca (Windows).

Pokiaľ ide o chybu vyvolanú glutom, tak chyba bola na strane Aruca. V tejto verzii je opravená cesta:
**#include \<glut.h> --> #include \<GL/glut.h>**

Avšak zostal problém, že sa includuje \<GL/gl.h> bez \<windows.h> (vzniká tak veľa errorov)
**\aruco\utils\aruco_test_gl.cpp : 35 #include \<GL/gl.h>**
treba ešte pred týmto includom dať **#include \<windows.h>**
ref: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3760949/cant-include-gl-gl-h


it sucks.


you need double '*' for it to work, like this

```
def transmogrifier(a, b, c)
  return (a*b)**c
end
```


@wildebeest I copied the @users that you see here into the pages_controller as a lucky guess


hey S should be in upper case


s/deleteing/deleting


Yeah, you can just instantiate the YesGraphAPI once and use it across different methods.


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is this actually a link? it won't work, right?

or it will use the string "userid" as the userid? that's a bit awkward and not instructive on how to use the example endpoint. Something like "1234" is an obvious example user id


this is so clean, love the heroku button


curious, what specific features in php 5.6 are required for PB 3.0?  https://secure.php.net/manual/en/migration56.new-features.php


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You're on the right track. You just need an 'if' statement to toggle between the accents and a 'global substitute' or gsub to change the letters you want. Here's some reading http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.1.4/String.html#method-i-gsub


Would it be possible to append '_nodes' or '_elements' or something instead of 's' ? That way instead of having "childs" you'd have "child_nodes".


Doh. Time for a new pair of glasses.

Simon.

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you should end files with a blank newline

(in our core repos, we use a flake check, but that isn't configured here)


There is much to like about this diff.


Nice!


do we setup the test with a secret key? If not, this test will fail every time, right?


again, end with a newline


this is potentially sensitive because we don't want secret keys out in the wild. A key dedicated to this test would make sense though.


Those creeping underscores make me wonder whether a better API here is to make `readRelayQueryData` take an object, and then this could be:

```
readRelayQueryData.mockImplementation(({dataID}) => {
   // ...
});
```


Don't think you want the '-' symbol when you declare font-family. Should look more like
 font-family: "Open Sans", Arial, sans-serif;


I did this commit from the wrong account.


That should also work. It might be a good idea to add the "Evaluate" and "Exectute" functions to the RenderScriptEngine class, though.


Think this one needs to stay setup.


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Support nested list literals


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Try not to set explicit heights for these elements and instead use clearfix and the natural way that boxes are filled with their content to let the height be determined naturally.


#20372
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Yup. Planning to do just that, and make ScriptEngine generic so we could use it easily in AudioScripts in the future.


A coleção Vector, por implementar List e Iterable, pode ser percorrida por um Iterator ou por um laço for each.


I need to find a way to enable that conditionally, cause I have a debug setting I can change via the config at runtime that I've been favoring recently: https://github.com/NullVoxPopuli/spiced_gracken/blob/master/lib/spiced_gracken/config/settings.rb#L27


Why were these module-local gradle wrapper files added? Doesn't look like they're necessary?


間違えて"l"を消してしまいました💦
あとで直します。


That was the idea: Linux/Mac users would essentially default to NULL and Windows users could set it to `sh ` to make things work.

Is there somewhere else that Drush environment vars are enumerated that I need to add this to? Sorry if I missed it.


The variable ```string``` has been declared. when you use it with quotes again it is actually some thing else.

just use ```string.reverse``` there's no need for quotes.


associated interface**


actually, i think you can ignore this. The testing is for people running this code, not for some continuous integration server.

So if someone forks and runs tests, this test will fail correctly because the key isn't set.

I would make the example userid a more simulated userid, like "1234"


I am trying to get the GCC-SAN Rocker to work with littler.


I had this...

```
def toonify(accent, sentence)
  if (accent == 'daffy')
    sentence.gsub!(/s/, 'th')
  elsif (accent == 'elmer')
    sentence.gsub!(/r/, 'w')
  end
  return sentence
end
```


Ok, this is all that's left. Conflicts with kernel-kit stuff, trivial really. I think legal.css should stay though, so I'll fix up that and we are done (hopefully). I just need to check your latest PPM commits though. Ziggys recent ones are fine.

```
# git merge testing
Removing woof-code/rootfs-skeleton/usr/share/doc/legal/legal.css
Removing woof-code/rootfs-skeleton/usr/share/applications/legacy_grub_2013.desktop
Auto-merging kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-4.1.10-slacko64
CONFLICT (rename/delete): kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-4.0.6-230615-32 deleted in testing and renamed in HEAD. Version HEAD of kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-4.0.6-230615-32 left in tree.
CONFLICT (rename/delete): kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-4.0.5-230615-64 deleted in testing and renamed in HEAD. Version HEAD of kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-4.0.5-230615-64 left in tree.
Removing kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-3.4.2-dpup
Removing kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-3.2.8-saluki
Removing kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-3.2.29-150912
Removing kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-3.2.14-dpup
Auto-merging kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-3.18.22-slacko32
Auto-merging kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-3.14.54-slacko32
CONFLICT (rename/delete): kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-3.14.23-091114-64 deleted in testing and renamed in HEAD. Version HEAD of kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-3.14.23-091114-64 left in tree.
Removing kernel-kit/configs_extra/DOTconfig-3.1-dpup
Automatic merge failed; fix conflicts and then commit the result.
```


I should either remove or update the comments here. Can do that later and squash it.


Here's how I approached it...

```
def word_reverse(sentence)
  sentence_array = sentence.split(' ')
  sentence_array.reverse!
  reversed_sentence = sentence_array.join(' ')
  return reversed_sentence
end
```


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let's make sure this logic matches that in the dynamic extractor. E.g. should we merge `directives` in `@Component` with those in `@View`? Should we throw or warn?


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大丈夫。git 的 credential 也是明文储存的。<del>用户能不能管理好权限就另说了</del>


Why the indirection? To avoid computing the JSON if there are no subscribers?


This is all in one line.

Takes ```sentence``` splits it up, then takes each word and reverses it and finally joins it back together again.

```
def letter_reverse(sentence)
  return sentence.split(' ').map {|word| word.reverse() }.join(' ')
end
```


also added exit command because why not


That was unintentional. Though whenever I do basically anything, gradle (or Android Studio?) seem to generate them. Presumably, we should either .gitignore them or add them.


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Could this config file be stored at the root level, as it's being read twice now I guess?


Everything seems great about this PR except this name; it's a bit long and strictly speaking, it's a slice that gets returned (though I get that it's an array in JSON land...)

What about just StringsClaim?


Nice job adding the hover effect on the read more link.


You sure about replacing the interface with an impl?


Have a go at this one. You might want to user ```sort_by``` here's some reading... http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.3/Enumerable.html#method-i-sort_by


Good question.  But, yeah, that include allows us to set the thread name here: https://github.com/scottschurr/rippled/commit/e8d8066b27ae08db6e269420957133edf8c54f1f#diff-b5b12d458e7fdf99b05be523d5a8f013R62


"Advanced": “上級者向け”，


`return SpongeValueBuilder.boundedBuilder(Keys.HEALTH)`


Strange. I don’t have these files generated in the VideoLocker module, only at the root level (where it's ignored).


find implies to me that it will return an index. And in this case it's definitely a slice. How about  "containsString"


I like what you've done in general and you definitely got the page to work. Couple items, that would complete the design and also help explain why you may not have been seeing the behavior you wanted. First of all the width of the initial image was actually 1200px wide. So the container you used you'd probably want to be set to 1200 instead of 960. The interior content ends up only taking 960px, as there is a constant 120px margin left and right within the main container.


fwiw, as of Python 2.5 `startswith` accepts a tuple of prefixes to look for, so you can avoid the loop if you want.


lgtm +2


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:smile:


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Also we are using box-sizing: border-box - so when you want some spacing for your elements consider that by adding padding you'll actually be decreasing your element's content size. So for your posts section you'd actually go with margin-left as opposed to padding-left. This would make sure that the posts actual content takes up 700px of space. But all of these changes start by making your whole site 1200px to start with.


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nao da pra usar caminho relativo?


nice syntax, lost track of Java improvements a while ago.


Question - @mgherzan what is the status of SKL (Gen9) support?  So currently plan is HSW/BDW/BSW?

Thanks,

Sean


Otherwise, lgtm +2.


Hi there does it work with 8Mhz with this setup???
Nice idea to add the setter for the ID, why don't you open a pull request for that on PJON repository?


I accidentally left commented out lines in it seems. I'll fix and resubmit. No idea how that happened


This is a quite early initial effort against coreos-inc/coreos-pages/#324.


In my environment (Java 8, Tomcat 8), uPortal would deploy but not run. The log was filled with errors about not being able to find beans of the appropriate [generic] type. Changing to "Impl" classes fixed the issue. I saw similar message in a Spring commit about having to be more specific in Generic definitions.

However, I do not find any articles on requiring generic changes when I google.


J'ai essayé d'ouvrir le THesaurus, mon ordi s'est planqué à 80% de chargement, le code metaTH mets en moyenne une 20taine de mn sur mon super ordi à moi pour s'exécuter. Du coup je vous l'envoi pour que vous y jetter un coup d'oeil.


Nice one.


All in all though, your CSS is well done. And you can tell because when I attempt to make these changes(i.e, margin-left, container { width: 1200px; }) The site responds to the changes and doesn't start breaking immediately. Yaaaay!!!


Nice addition!


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"node" -> javascript


Fixes #15.


It looks like we've hit the same issue. I'm running version 0.1.34, which does not have those render callbacks.

Including directly from Github does it for me. Thanks!


This loop will never select 'kB'. The 420k limit is displayed as 0.42MB, which is accurate but seems a bit weird.


good idea


I'm a bit confused, there are now 2 methods called transfer_stream in src/matlab/X6.m


good idea combo @bobbyrullo


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In pybond we call this "reconcile" not "reconcile_type".I will make a note to change this in pybond too, but then I will want to change the parameter to bond_reconcile.py.


So it does. Whoops...


Oops, didn't notice the discrepancy. Do you want to switch everything to
reconcile_type or switch rbond back to reconcile?

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Where did the suburb go?


None. We simply don't want to support EOL versions of PHP.
PHP 5.4 and 5.5 are end of life. PHP 7 is around the corner.
So all things considered PHP 5.6 is actually a compromise.
Good times.

@see http://php.net/supported-versions.php


Looks like latest release in PyPI is still 0.17.4?
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/aiohttp


another commit


cool change


SvgIcon doesn't have inline styles any more


Yes. It turns out the computation is not that expensive, so this isn't really that important. But the vast majority of servers will have no subscribers.


@afeld I would be surprised that you would need 1.5G... if your app crashes because it is using 1 full G then it makes sense...

I saw you added another instance, that makes more sense...


Needs to be released. UI Virtualization won't work with current version of Aurelia because of this.


Uh oh, that's a too trigger happy find-replace.  [this](https://github.com/BBN-Q/libx6/commit/5a64ed80d28cc405f38862a8b5c62490af5329e8#diff-415d12cce7c9335eaa2cb356a8ab8e5aL184) should have been left as ``transfer_waveform`` which transfers all enabled streams. It's a compatibility wrapper for a consisent API with the Alazar.


@blazek this just got flagged by clazy, and it looks wrong to me too. attributes() is read only, so this line is just changing the value stored in the temporary list returned and not actually updating the value in the feature.


(Mostly our servers and dev environments are PHP 5.6, so we can't guarantee compatibility)


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Да, это был фикс. Добавлю тогда комент. Но этого уже нет в более свежих версиях, ```update_status()``` сильно изменён.