Yeah, this is a good way to only read the data once. I think if you're used to more object-oriented code, having a "global" fileLines variable may seem gross, but A) it's not really global, and B) this module-level privacy is pretty typical for JS.

One other option that I mentioned is to "memoize" the value. That means that the first call incurs the startup cost, but after that we have the value cached. For example, we might use this code:

```js
var getLinesMemo = function(callback) {
  fs.readFile("./fortune.txt", "utf-8", function(err, data) {
    if (err) return callback(err);
    var lines = data.split("\n");
    //replace the existing function with one that returns immediately
    getLinesMemo = function(c) {
      c(null, lines);
    });
    callback(null, lines);
  });
};
```


Hola Manuel. He probado el ejercicio y los tests, funcionan y dan el resultado esperado. Te dejo los siguientes puntos que habría que corregir:

* Si usas mayúsculas para nombrar una consante utilízala como constante. Ejemplo en la función generarVillanos2 con la variable __L__
* Notación CamelCase para las clases y notacion_funciones
* En los tests puedes crear las funciones __setUp()__ y __tearDown()__ que se llaman al inicio y fin de cada test unitario
* Cuando escribas alguna sentencia de *if* separa cada operador con un espacio en blanco para que la lectura de la condición sea fácil, lo mismo ocurre después de una coma o una asignación de un valor a una variable
* No escribas nombres de funciones como mi_funcion_1, mi_funcion_2
* ¿Qué función tiene el test que pinta los villanos por pantalla? Si lo que quieres es comprobar que se muestra por pantalla se puede hacer (pero no te lo recomiendo es un lío de copón porque tienes que capturar el buffer de salida)


Ok for some reason the not_if fails if I add that. Let me double check though :)


Fixed space between selection bar and handle bubble #151


extract temp with query: http://www.refactoring.com/catalog/replaceTempWithQuery.html

```ruby
def transactions_balanced?
  transactions.all?(&:balanced?)
end
```

http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.3/Enumerable.html#method-i-all-3F


That's great. This one should be closed then.


Columbus Dizzle


Why "rozafs" instead of "rozofs" ?


Ich hab die ganze Zeit nur im Ohr:
> this is me in the corner
> this is me in the spotlight
> losing my confessions


You are correct that the first test was flawed. However, you should have seen that these lines contained the bug:

```js
...
var first_rsrc3 = NAMESPACE.resource(first_rsrc3);
...
var first_rsrc4 = NAMESPACE.resource(first_rsrc3);
...
```

See merged `t.js` at  [line 108](https://github.com/web2solutions/Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/blob/7b81a65474ad5f88fc1d04f95d435ae3cce86e25/test/t.js#L108) and [line 118](https://github.com/web2solutions/Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/blob/7b81a65474ad5f88fc1d04f95d435ae3cce86e25/test/t.js#L118).

This is why understanding the *intent* of test is very important. The fact that the resources' names started with `first_rsrc` should have tipped you off that they were to be constructed from `first_id`. In other words, they should have read:

```js
...
var first_rsrc3 = NAMESPACE.resource(first_id);
...
var first_rsrc4 = NAMESPACE.resource(first_id);
...
```

Also, by understanding the order, you should have been able to infer that they were there to test whether or not the underlying expensive resources were being properly created or preserved.


Not entirely sure what you mean here. Did I do something in an unexpected order?


fyi we have http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/lucene/dev/branches/branch_5x/lucene/test-framework/src/java/org/apache/lucene/index/FieldFilterLeafReader.java that can be used in tests.


This will cause a non-automatic DB migration won't it?


I set manage `{if $media.manage}` for the ML item list only, **not** when displaying one single file property (which happens on media button file properties). Its a sub categopry of `.media_file` and is a media list manage width only. It allows the ellipsis and title width to only happen with list titles, not in a property form.


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For me is ok, I just though that given that all previous scripts were indeed saved there, we were doing some kind of library of scripts. In fact, given that they are small text files, we could keep them anyway for posterity (or re-use), maybe on a sub-folder called "previous scripts" or something like that. But if you prefer to keep only a few (for function reuse purposes, is also ok for me) :).


I don't know.

If disabling display scaling fixes the issue, then perhaps Windows (7?) doesn't quite know what to do when an application is not DPI-aware (PCSX2 1.2.1) and the application requests fullscreen.

Since PCSX2 is now DPI-aware since the wx3.0 change, then perhaps it doesn't apply anymore, but I probably need to test at different DPI or have someone report that their issue has disappeared (preferably this, since I haven't actually experienced the issue myself, and I don't know the detailed conditions to reproduce it).

It would be nice to know what versions of Windows the issues exist in.


you should include wss as well for WebSockets Secure (maybe equalsIgnoreCase as well in addition)


why long? These are ints in multicast result.


Found out why it fails.

root@myhostDEV # /var/chef/cache/selinux_policy/helper_scripts/port_locate.py tcp 8020 http_port_t
Label mismatch (8020, 8020, 'tcp') hadoop_namenode_port_t
root@myhost DEV # echo $?
2
root@myhost DEV # semanage port -l | grep 8020
hadoop_namenode_port_t         tcp      8020
http_port_t                    tcp      8023, 8025, 8020, 8029, 8053, 8055, 8050, 8059, 8033, 8035, 8030, 8039, 8043, 8045, 8040, 8049, 8013, 8015, 8010, 8019, 8005, 8009, 8000, 8003, 80, 81, 443, 488, 8008, 8009, 8443, 9000


@Gorash
```python
>>> a='test'
>>> b=''
>>> ','.join([a,b])
'test,'
```
but if you use filter, you can avoid joining empty strings:
```python
>>> ','.join(filter(None,[a,b]))
'test'
```


Thanks for the feedback! I'll work on those things this week.

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>
> provide(token).viaClass(Class);
> provide(token).viaValue(value);
> provide(token).viaFactory(factory);
>
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Inconsistency issue has been resolved. The landin-page.css is not there because it is only needed on the landing/welcome page. By that, it is included only on the welcome page with use of @section('custom-css').


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2015 or just remove the year everywhere.


Comment text in ``` so it's easier to read


Ideally, there should be only one script with no code duplication and all the necessary things there. But this would need someone willingful to look at every single one and merge everything. At this point, I'm too afraid to start, but at least let's try keep the number of files limited!


No, they are not. Please check latest commits.


Ok, then you know what to do :dancer:


Hi @mttjohnson , the registration strategy will be the main supported strategy. The documentation is coming to describe it.
The installation plug-in still supports the copy strategy for components build w/o registration. But it's only for backwards compatibility and it will work only on older Magento versions. New Magento versions require `registration.php` file even for a module located in `app/code`.


I would specify that it does not have to be in IndexedDB it can be a custom adapter


> there are nicer ways to make such suggestions.

Limiting expression kills creativity. I try to make sure @VesnaT knows I love her. :balloon:


I thought selinux enforces duplicates. I don't think I should explicitly handle duplicates as I won't cause them (I think), as I'm only adding when I can't find the port somewhere else.


I find both "br" and "bro" are offensive. Please change it to "brotli".


Do we have to update the demo as well for the v1/v0 thing?


Thanks for the review!

I cargoculted the try. I'm punching above my weight with this codebase and its many third-party modules.

I think I should switch identifier back to iName to maintain backwards compatibility. Compatibility aside, the quoting required by `string` seems desirable for filenames in general in order to handle spaces and similar without a problem.
--
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> El 12-10-2015, a las 04:28, David Christiansen <notifications@github.com> escribió:
>
> Why do you need try here?
>
> Also, regarding your commit comment, try something like:
>
> filename =
>     (do fn <- stringLiteral <|> (fst <$> identifier)
>           guard (fn /= "" && fn == takeFileName fn)) <?> "filename"
> though it's worth considering whether or not identifier is the right thing here - it might make more sense to define a separate parser of filename characters that allows dots, dashes, and the like.
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Good catch. I took the old translations as default on accident.
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> I've recently change them to put my translation as default one but it seems
> you've taken the new translation before that.
> Could you re-do the extract please ? I redo all the translation, it would
> be really too bad not to have it in 2.2.0.
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>


So the filter should apply to ```to_add``` as well...


@philhudson91 Hi Phil,
I am glad you find the project useful. Of course go ahead and fork it if you want. I'll be happy to look at your PR.
What I'd like to do is some version update and clean-up.but I was thinking to keep it simple. Just being busy with work :).


This seems like the right length...would love this link in a comment to justify it:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems#Limits


Dommage, ça rend les chances de sapling bien plus rares, voire nulle, et ça fait tomber les feuilles qui sont à plus de 5 blocs du tronc (plus exactement le reglage défaut dans le fichier de config moretrees).


I let @bcrowe fix it if he confirms it.


Good catch, I completely missed the plural 'instances'. Sorry. :(

I'll take another look at the issue when I have a moment. I was hoping for a quick fix but it doesn't look like it will work. I'll try to add some tests to verify the failure and will then work on a better fix.


OK!谢谢啦
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这个地方不要删，网站部署到子目录需要这个变量

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> or have someone report that their issue has disappeared (preferably this, since

Yeah, I asked him already at the forum earlier. Hope he replies.


@agaphetos is it stable?? :P


Does this work as-is?
Seems odd as this is the renamed size so not a normal validator

The error message probably won't be right will it? Since it will say 'max 255' for a 120-odd filename...


Shouldn't we use the `upload_target` function in place of this hardcoded line?


There is a trailing `\t` at the end of each line, so I added the column header `X` to turn this into a column of empty values.


Dropbox assignment -
![dropboxmock](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13755832/10431138/3bbaa5cc-70b8-11e5-8423-1ff5e59e54dd.gif)


This is for issue http://issues.umbraco.org/issue/U4-7118


Copyedit app removed


okbob, good idea. Do you have push rights? If I fix it, can you approve my pull-request?


"registration token, notification key, or topic where the message...."


咦原来还有这个pr。。这个不就和我们坑爹的后端不相同了么 😂


This order was for consistency with the precision and recall metrics, which put the gold standard first.
https://github.com/nltk/nltk/blob/develop/nltk/metrics/scores.py#L42

However, I can see that the existing solution is confusing when possible alignments are added.


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Hola Sara, ya he mirado el ejercicio. Está bien el ejercicio. Te comento algunas cosillas:

* En algunas funciones haces un return pero no devuelves nada. Si no devuelve nada puedes quitarlo
* Escribe un espacio en blanco después de una coma. De esa manera se lee bien
* Los getter y setter en Python no son necesarios, como estás usando variables "públicas" simplemente con acceder a ella en la instancia del objeto es suficiente
* Siempre que se pueda utiliza el bucle __for__ en vez de un __while__. Te ahorras líneas que escribir y condicionales y memoria


> Did you check if removing it from the stylesheet does have any side effects? .media_file h3 might be used in other templates.

I did, since I only changed `.media_file h3` occurences, which I did insert myself in some of my last master commits.


The first value returned from `start_target` isn't a string (if the `str_` prefix is supposed to indicate that). It's a boolean *status*.

Also, please check the [Seattle code style guidelines](https://seattle.poly.edu/wiki/CodingStyle) for proper use of whitespace around `=`, `==`, etc.

Lastly, why use the module name (`seash_helper`) within this very same module? Did you test if this actually works?


I see missed the reference here!


exaplaining


Is it supposed to be RETURN ALL method implementation described on Confreaks API page?


``unpack_path`` of NuleculeManager class is being called from its ``install`` method. ``install`` method takes care of resolving ``image`` from ``APP`` supplied by the CLI and calling ``unpack`` only when ``APP`` is an image, else it loads the nulecule application from the specified path in ``APP``.


The same but for RETURN ONE?


My fault. I think it should be fixed.


why are you overriding entrypoint with the same old one ?


Sorry for the repetitive title - not sure how to fix, though.


Didn't think much of it b/c the test was more about access not throwing, but would be a good idea. Not sure if opening another PR just for this is necessary though. I'll leave it your call.


I brought ``getcwd`` back, as we did not agree on using ``/var/atomicapp`` directory for ``beta-3`` release. It will eventually be done away with.


Yes, that makes a lot more sense than the way I have done it. The problem I'm having with that is that ```_do_partition()``` is a protected member of ```LibMesh::Partitioner``` do I cannot forward the call to the wrapped ```LibMeshPartitioner::_partitioner```. ```LibMesh::Partitioner``` provides the public non-virtual function ```LibMesh::Partitioner::partition()``` that calls ```_do_partition()```.
My 'hack' tried to get around that.


Duplicate key for 609, might want to fix this.

@veilleperso @gdott9


Let's fix the bzip installation recipe and just depend on it.


Oh cool, I didn't even know we could do this. :+1:


This shouldn't work in py3x


IMHO, a little bit overloaded. I doubt that this URL should be "configurable". Maybe better to use like a const param in BaseProvider?


That's great, Mary! Down the road, maybe we could make a table that has a picture of each kid with a little biography. We have something like this for the lab:

http://www.schlosslab.org/labbies/


Fixed oob bug; Added bestTune highlight to scatter plots; Cleaned code for both scatter & level plots

Added test script for ggplot

It's my first pull request for caret. So, please lmk if I need to change anything.


Wouldn't it be prettier to have these two `while` loops inside `reset_state`?


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I cannot merge your pull request.


Hmm, now it actually became harder for a reader to reason about the code. Before we knew exactly whether on submit we gonna send a pure action, or an effect, now we have no idea until we look into `update`, since any action may get effects attached later.


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The proper check would be to see
```python
  if status is False:
    #...
```
(using the [`is` keyword](https://docs.python.org/2/reference/lexical_analysis.html) and the [`False` built-in constant](https://docs.python.org/2/library/constants.html)).


Yup thanks Prad :)


What's this for?


Thank you :)


Ah mycket bättre!


We should remove these.


So the real purpose of this parameter is to control whether or not the method executes synchronously or not... think we should give it a name that reflects that instead of app exiting?  There may be other reasons to call process sync.


Indent for Seattle code files is *two* spaces per level. (See also below)


uhhhh


Ok, I'll address this in v2.


I agree.. maybe the best would be to have an "functionsScripts" file with
all teh functions we use for easy finding and reuse, and maybe another
"template" to provide an easily understandable example. And then anyone who
wants to use them just copied the examples and added functions from the
predefined scripts, which should also be updated if new movement scripts
are added.
If you agree (or have a better suggestion), I can actually work on it,
right now I am not in the middle of anything (or rather in the middle of
too many things, so why not another one).

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> the necessary things there. But this would need someone willingful to look
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> start, but at least let's try keep the number of files limited!
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Why a different class? I guess if we want to go this way, we should have different methods (e.g. SendToRegToken, SendToTopic), each returning a different result type (e.g. TopicResult, GroupResult). As is is now, I'd just add the fields you need to result and populate them if present in the API response.


Habe Set nie gespielt. Aber mir wurde einmal gesagt, es das großartigste Gesellschaftsspiel dass die Welt je gesehen hat wäre. Eine digitale Variante davon könnte, mit einigen Verbesserungen, noch großartiger werden.

Auch passt das alles zu den Projektanforderungen, könnte man online und offline basteln/spielen. Und das offizielle "Daily Set" hat auch potential in der Adaption gestalterisch noch einen großen Sprung nach oben zu machen, wäre da an ner Umsetzung sehr interessiert.


@eglynn Nop, I think you did a while back but in a weird way and the patch has been abandoned since then IIRC.


Keep this One. its necessary!


Ok, I'll address this in v2, as well as fixes suggested by @dvdhrm (I'll likely make a few new mistakes; I'm not a native speaker and tend to overlook these things despite paying attention. I'll appreciate corrections).


I'll address this in v2 too.


The updated version will no longer ship a separate machine-secret-setup.c anymore.


Why set LastWriteTime?


OMG THE BEST PROGRAM EVER!!!


Closes #1


Hola Joaquín. El ejercicio está bien. Igual habría que poner un poco de espacios en blanco entre ciertos bloques de código. Pero está bien en general.

johnny_labios_sellados


:beer:


This is just because my editor isn't set up to add newlines. :-)


I tried to find solution from Altera forums but it was unable to solve it. Do you have any idea?


According to PEP8, you should mentioned the import statements at the start. Check here
https://mozweb.readthedocs.org/en/latest/reference/python-style.html#import-statements


Maybe I should change all the order to `func(reference, hypothesis, **kwargs)` to suit the `nltk.metrics` functions. Since the translate package is new, it's easier to move the functions here instead of `nltk.metrics`


@tanismar you could employ your time in more productive ways.
everybody, please stop wasting time on this.
:unamused:


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Actually, I don't know... It really depends on the implementation. In node, it works synchronously. In the browser, it shouldn't because it would block everything while the submission is on its way. So you can't generally say it's synchronous.


Just as a general note. The values you, @Isratosh, and @sshado keep editing here are placeholders. They're initialized with generic as hell strings, and later updated to the proper ones through config initialization. The config file you want to look at is dbconfig.txt. Having passwords and (luckily you were using localhost, but still) databases addresses like this in the open seems like a stupid move.


Why two else if branches? Couldn't this be

    else if (to.StartWith(TOPIC_PREFIX)) {
        if (jsonResponse.containsKey(JSON_MESSAGE_ID)) {
          // populate result's fields
        } else if (jsonResponse.containsKey(JSON_ERROR) {
          // populate other fields
        }
    }


pca.cpp -

This file contains code for implementing PCA on the training data and creating 15 eigenvfaces and then weight vectors for each of the image which is fed to the code.(total of 75 images) 5 images per person for 15 different persons have been fed for creating eigenfaces.

knn.py :-
 this file contains classification algorithm . ie K nearest neighbours.

 Steps :
 1) We have already selected 75 images (5 per class ) from the database and fed to the code.
 2) Run the c++ code pca.cpp , it generates 15, 1 by 10304 column matrix of eigen faces
    stored in the files eigen”x”.txt inside the dataset folder, x from 1 to 15.This has already been done.

 3) It also generates a list of weight vectors, each of dimension 1by15 which stores the weight of the 75 images corresponding to each eigen faces, and name of class of the person, this result is stored inside weight.txt, located inside dataset/weights folder.

4)Run the command python knn.py, to see the output of the testing.

5)knn.py, weight vectors of first four images of a person are fed to this file for training, the 5th image is used for testing, we get incorrect classification in case of only two tests out of 15, hence giving a total accuracy of approx 85%.


Are there concurrent mutations of count? Where?
If not, drop READ_ONCE.


Its not a good idea to run 2 loops to get the full locale name while you can get the full locale name with the next loop


ditto


Hi Mark ,

How do you create the consolidated patches these days? The `patch-tool` mangles names and dates, and [my last attempt](https://github.com/mxe/mxe/commit/e56179c7dec5ea1f9041df0e6983b51402a5c384) gets the numbering wrong.


it was just a **corvée**.


Cool, @garyrussell !
Thank you!

And I guess you can merge it


I think we do want it for beta-3. See https://github.com/projectatomic/atomicapp/issues/142


Awesome!


Why the maven wrapper at this level?


Лучше, думаю, сделать так: в formNewDialogMessages загружаем сообщения из бд, потом там же загружаем сообщения с сервера, начиная с последнего сообщения бд (как в "Обновить"). А получение истории из saveUsers как-то не совсем логично.


Hallvord reviewed the code, we dicussed on IRC.


Okay. I will update this.


> double rate = fabs( (double)roll / (double)(axis_max) );
> int delta = (int)( (double)( servo_mid - servo_min) * rate );
This correction isn't necessary because the JoystickAxis-axis and the ServoValue-axis are reversed.


I created pull request, but developers don't want to understand how is it works. It is a bigger problem then variables and function names, I think.


It does not change anything for the API side, it's always the same, a few milliseconds of request to store the new measure.

For metricd, what will change is part is to retrieve the old archive and store the new one as they'll get bigger. This is transparent for the user, except the delay that might be bigger under heavy load and under-scale platform.

That's part of what I'd like to improve next. :)


git no is not is


Hola Nany. El ejercicio está bien. Es sencillo de ver y corregir.


Committed this from the VM, forgot to give the git client there a name appearantly


Yes


Fixed in 46ede6125fd4e04b3bfabb7ee162645bc5a0a990.


I merged at the other than above manually here.
Very Thanks.


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Ah, are those functions non-blocking because they guarantee not to flush immediately?


why return here and not at the end like the other cases?


Looks like you misspelled "canola".


@shane-tomlinson: Yes I think this would be a useful addition. I wonder if a more general rule might make sense, though, like `sort-imports`, with an option to specify whether the identifiers or the paths themselves should be the focus. I could see a case for either. Food for thought!

No rush though. And let me know if you have any questions about plugin internals. I'm part way through a cleanup process on the code, so I apologize for any mess ;)


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Graphs look pretty nice if *AREA* is repainted with a darker *LINE1*.
To define a brighter color than the one in `$color_runtime_line`, just write

    $color_runtime_area = rrd::colbright($color_runtime_line,35);

Negative numbers will darken the color:

    $color_runtime_line = rrd::colbright($color_runtime_area,-35);


> You could also disable ...

I won't disable options before I understand what they were designed to do and making sure they're not needed anymore. I know that for the options which I disabled here since I fixed all of them myself in PCSX2 over the years (as well as the use analog mode on boot which I already disabled some years ago in PS2 mode).

But for other options which people think we should disable, I'd need to be able to experiment the use cases where they're useful, or to know for a fact that they were useful but are not useful anymore.

For both the options which you suggested to maybe remove - I don't know for a fact that they can be removed. You're welcome to help finding those facts.


Thanks!


Call me master of Python ;)


I was going to ask about that. I haven't actually been able to find a single one.


No, I have not seen any, at least.
Done.


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No, it should work just fine like that. Are you using the $_GET variable? Maybe try a var_dump() on that.


No, all good and working. No migration required.

No error message will be raised by that - this is not a validator. It sets a limit for the filename /after/ renaming - which will be enforced by the renaming algorithm. The user can use whatever length of filename without error.

See my email for more explanations.


I suspect that `Lock()` should fail on strings longer than 255 characters in order to avoid surprising data loss.  Maybe add a `LockTruncated()` method that explicitly preserves the truncating behaviour (and is easy to search for)?


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Bootstrap-theme makes use of the cdn link shopify to add some styling effect, in addition to toolkit.css and others, to the pages.


Ah, there is a difference between webhooks coming from GitHub and servicehooks (which come from non-GitHub services). There doesn't seem to be any way to set up Basic Auth for webhooks. Instead, they recommend either whitelisting IPs (via their API) or validating secret tokens: https://developer.github.com/webhooks/securing/


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ahah.


Awesome :)


I suggest to replace format by formats


Will this work inside a phantomjs webserver, or it is not thread safe?
    server.listen(port, function (request, response) {
        phantom.setProxy(host, port, 'manual', '', '');
    }


>You're welcome to help finding those facts.

Sure no problem. As you know, I'm always happy to help in any way I can. What should I be looking for and where? Is it stuff like making sure "Send escape on close" is not used by any PS1 emulator? Or is there also other things I need to verify in PCSX2 itself regarding this hack?


@jmunhoz it misses handling for signed urls. In the case of signed urls need to check for a request param.


However was not sure on the whether arguments remotefn (in upload_target) and filename (in run_target)had the same value propagated in the program execution state.Hence did not modify the hard code .


Hello, What do you think about just replacing "all by none", and "add one to empty line" like this :

out = out.replace(/( )+$/, '');
if (!out) {
    out = ' '
}


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It's cool we could use `doAction` in this case, which is designed to state side effects there, but I don't like the way we delay attaching the side effect til later in `update` function, when constructing `Update` object. I feel it may be hard to reason about what actions cause what side effects later, when project grows.

I still like your idea of moving update functionality to `Action.update()` method. What if we do the same thing for the async effects as well? I.e. `Action` may change the state via `update()` method, and also may cause side effects via e.g. `applyEffects` method. Something like this:

```dart
abstract class SyncAction<S> {
  S update(S state);
}

abstract class AsyncAction<S, A> {
  Future<Null> applyEffect(Channel<A> channel, S state);
}

class SearchAction implements SyncAction<State>, AsyncAction<State, Action> {
  final String term;
  SearchAction(this.term);

  State update(State state) {
    return new State(new Some(term), true, state.posts);
  }

  Future<Null> applyEffect(Channel<Action> actions, State state) async {
    var response = await HttpRequest.getString("https://www.reddit.com/r/$term.json");
    var json = JSON.decode(response);
    actions.add(new FetchedPostsAction(json["data"]["children"]));
  }
}

class FetchedPostsAction implements SyncAction<State> {
  final Map posts;
  FetchedPostsAction(this.posts);

  State update(State state) {
    new State(state.topic, false, new Some(posts));
  }
}
```

and then in `doAction` we just check if `action is AsyncAction`, and call `action.applyEffect` if it is.

What do you think?


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keh


OK, I see. The easiest way to find out is probably to add a couple of `print` statements that show you what the call arguments are for both calls. Run this instrumented verison of seash, and see if this can be refactored as well.


E.g. for the "Send escape on close" hack, understand what it was used for (preferably, try this case yourself), and then understand exactly why it's not needed anymore. I don't know what exactly you should be looking for and where, so you will need to investigate and find it out yourself. If you find something you think is related, you can ask and I'll tell you if it's helpful or maybe I'll be able to direct you further.


Non, toi tu veux effacer l'écran puis afficher ton truc !


I think failing would be better than praying...


Hola Guillermo. He probado el ejercicio pero no da el resultado que esperaba. Debe aparecer el nombre del villano tal y como aparece en el ejemplo del [README.md](https://github.com/beeva-victormartin/beeva-dojo-python-gae/tree/sesion01-kata). Pero no pasa nada.

Alguna cosa a tener en cuenta para la siguiente sesión:
* Intenta usar bucles for en vez de while, y menos un bucle infinito y luego vas a utilizar un break


Great https://golang.org/doc/effective_go.html#Getters


Maybe you could ask at the forum if anyone recalls or know in which cases these hacks are useful, for instance. Or google it, etc.


nice handling


Changed to  `func(reference, hypothesis, **kwargs)` to suit the `nltk.metrics` functions.


We call this template () everywhere else. Could we do that here as well?


yes


I've been swotting up.


This would be nice to have defaults here that works on common distros.


Nice work mate ;)


Issue #761 to track that.


This shouldn't reference localhost but docs.particle.io


This should probably be merged with the previous commit


We can always put a PR into libMesh to fix their interface if needed. Don't
rule that out.

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> I'm having with that is that _do_partition() is a protected member of
> LibMesh::Partitioner do I cannot forward the call to the wrapped
> LibMeshPartitioner::_partitioner. LibMesh::Partitioner provides the
> public non-virtual function LibMesh::Partitioner::partition() that calls
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Error in:
```python
lambda instance: reverse(self.view, kwargs={'path': instance.get_path()})
```
Sorry, I try to fix this.


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Classi e Oggetti

Le classi

Definizione

Le classi sono delle costruzioni che contengono tutte le caratteristiche degli oggetti a loro associate. In un certo senso sono come i fogli di stile che, a un preciso selettore corrispondo regole di formattazione

Sintassi

La sintassi è composta da una stringa che specifica che si tratta di una classe: class, dopo di che segue il nome che si vuole associare, che per convezione deve essere scritto con la prima lettera in maiuscolo e al plurale, per esempio: Persone{}.

Gli oggetti

Definizione

Sono delle entità che vengono create per rappresentare un elemento specifico. Volendo fare una similitudine un po' grossolana con il linguaggio HTML, gli oggetti potrebbero assomigliare a un tag che ha come attributo un determinato ID.

Sintassi

Tutti gli oggetti hanno una struttura simile alle variabili che si creano com Javascript e JQuery, per cui abbiamo il nome dell'oggetto $persona1, il quale deve essere univoco. La seconda parte sta a indicare che quel determinato oggetto sarà relazionato a una determinata classe. In questo caso si ha new Persona();.


Is there any reason why the ``stdfunc`` is ``np.std`` and not ``np.ma.median``?


Thanks for these have updated the master.


hay que borrar este archivo


@simonbrandhof Maven gives tons of warning of a form:
```
[WARNING] The expression ${pom.version} is deprecated. Please use ${project.version} instead.
```


i was going to send a new pull request (commit https://github.com/xinomilo/greek-adblockplus-filter/commit/950173c90d217ca2fae6ddc3d501dcf571140019 ) and then i saw this one. checked alfavita.gr and these look "legit". i'm probably missing something here. (?)


В этом коммите ты меняешь ```namespace tvx {}``` на явное написание ```tvx::``` префиксов. Мне казалось что весь смысл неймспесов в том, чтобы не писать явно эти префиксы до наступления конфликтов, т.е. использовать ```namespace tvx {}``` и ```using namespace tvx;``` до последнего. А уже, если вдруг какой конфликт, то только тогда писать явно префикс ```tvx::```. В твоём случае конфликта нет и ```namespace tvx``` был бы правильным выбором в этой логике.

Понятно, что вопрос мягко говоря не острый и одно на другое можно поменять за 20 секунд. Единственное, явные нейспейсы занимают полезное место на экране, ну, и писать их придётся везде.


Falta agregar que no pertenezca


Nudding. When you're depressed.


Why are we using java-dests as directory name? When browsing the scl tree it shouldn't matter if the elastic wrapper is in java or Python. The directory should be named after elastic search.


So the idiom is to try and find single words for packages. But this isn't really a single word. I wonder if theres not a way to use nested packages to be clearer. users/presenter/ for example. Just a thought, not a criticism.


You may have to cd to the parent of the downloaded directory:

`rsigh.py -p '[rsigh] Some_Folder_Name' `

should do it.


And as I say: we won't encounter any over-long file names in legacy databases simply because it never worked. Hence I think the truncation (which is what the auto-migration does) is safe.


Shouldn't t be ``np.mean`` instead of ``np.ma.median`` because ``scipy.sigmaclip`` uses ``mean``.


:clap:


I can't remember why to be honest. I've changed this.


Thanks for these, I will have a look, At the moment the main build is being done via qmake and the CMake is work in progress (eventually there will be a setup script to change certain thinks such as the image library etc) which at the moment I'm not using in CMake, also since upgrading to El-Capitain on the mac cmake seems broken for Qt so also need to get that fixed first.


Is there any reason why the ``stdfunc`` is ``np.std`` and not ``np.ma.std``?


ok. I will refresh my spyder wheel again.


I think there's room for confusion between this overlay type identifier and the one used in the Overlay Add method (https://github.com/weaveworks/weave/blob/b7e209c428a72decbb1f77c179f381c5005e50ad/router/overlay_switch.go#L24).  I was thinking about suggesting unifying them, but decided that the distinction is useful: The names used in the `Overlays` features string don't necessary match the names we want to show to users.

So I'd suggest renaming this method to make it clearer it yields a name for display to the user.  E.g. `DisplayName`.


@tinevez Use [ImageJ-MATLAB](http://imagej.net/MATLAB_Scripting) instead! It includes MIJ.

Anyway, in the [ImageJ-MATLAB startup script](https://github.com/imagej/imagej-matlab/blob/imagej-matlab-0.5.0/src/scripts/update/ImageJ.m) I only `disp` jars when they are first added to the classpath. I think that info is useful but should maybe be guarded behind a `verbose` flag. Does that sound reasonable?


Error in:
```
reverse(self.view, kwargs={'path': instance.get_path()})
```
Sorry.


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I could imagine a better commit message, but OK.

Did we overflow the block_boundary until now? Didn't that have side effects?


yay!


More like https://twitter.com/HonzaKral/status/651188877521121285  :)


both same


Sir did you make lynda downloader ?
if not then plz make it also
and thanks very much for the help


Do you mean `np.ma.std`? I should probably change it... The old code had `stdfunc` set to `np.std` so I just left it as is.


@tinevez - see also [my conf talk](https://vimeo.com/140929686) :smile: :


Don't see why not :)


Like with elastic this should be a separate file/directory


wouldn't it be easier to introduce a "os.separator" property, and do this string compare only once at startup?


Are you serious man? 0__o


zu was ist das
&& $cmd=="set"
notwendig?


Do you see some similarities in this code and a method above? We'll talk about breaking things out into methods to share functionality like this today.


@hinerm Yes ok.
The one thing funny is that I have found that they are echoed several times in a single session. So there is something that may be escaping me. What do you see when you run ````Miji(false)```` 4 times in a loop?


This is better!


I never noticed this Spyder functionnality was existing, and it doesn't crash on my pc with spyder snapshot of October 8th. That is strange


I was mostly speccing what implementation are doing. NaNs make sense.


Изначального автора видно
<author>Stark <support@starksoft.ru></author>

По поводу правок в провайдере, если он не работает - да, можно было его поломать специально, но строку throw new AnyBalance.Error('Провайдер ликвидировал свою деятельность в форме присоединения к stupino.su');

надо было вставить в начале функции main()


Ah, good point, that was left over from something else I was doing ... I will amend the PR ... 👍🏻😉

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>
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local seperator = package.config:sub(1,1)

from the lua manual:

package.config

A string describing some compile-time configurations for packages. This string is a sequence of lines:

The first line is the directory separator string. Default is '\' for Windows and '/' for all other systems.
The second line is the character that separates templates in a path. Default is ';'.
The third line is the string that marks the substitution points in a template. Default is '?'.
The fourth line is a string that, in a path in Windows, is replaced by the executable's directory. Default is '!'.
The fifth line is a mark to ignore all text before it when building the luaopen_ function name. Default is '-'.


Take a look at The redirects.php ;-)

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> Maybe try a var_dump() on that.
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This would be a good place to use a "model" class. We can talk about this today along with using methods.


Es gibt set und del als Kommando.
Bei delattr soll der Abschnitt allerdings nicht ausgeführt werden.


US coast:
64 bytes from mail.elandsys.com (208.69.177.125): icmp_seq=1 ttl=243 time=376 ms
64 bytes from mail.elandsys.com (208.69.177.125): icmp_seq=2 ttl=243 time=365 ms
64 bytes from mail.elandsys.com (208.69.177.125): icmp_seq=3 ttl=243 time=388 ms
64 bytes from mail.elandsys.com (208.69.177.125): icmp_seq=4 ttl=243 time=355 ms
64 bytes from mail.elandsys.com (208.69.177.125): icmp_seq=5 ttl=243 time=354 ms
64 bytes from mail.elandsys.com (208.69.177.125): icmp_seq=6 ttl=243 time=372 ms

France:

64 bytes from www.cafedesmamans.com (178.33.251.51): icmp_seq=1 ttl=52 time=231 ms
64 bytes from www.cafedesmamans.com (178.33.251.51): icmp_seq=2 ttl=52 time=236 ms
64 bytes from www.cafedesmamans.com (178.33.251.51): icmp_seq=3 ttl=52 time=242 ms
64 bytes from www.cafedesmamans.com (178.33.251.51): icmp_seq=4 ttl=52 time=235 ms
64 bytes from www.cafedesmamans.com (178.33.251.51): icmp_seq=5 ttl=52 time=237 ms


AddDataSetTestSupport (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1932 of 1932 tests passed)

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


Which build tool exactly?


@tsurdilo What kind of magic is this? :smile: I confirm the subprocess is no longer clickable... but how did you achieve that?


# HE'S BACK! :100: :briefcase: :money_with_wings: :dollar:


Auskommentierten Code bitte nicht einchecken - dafür gibt es doch eine git history


Este codigo es arte puro! :+1:


Yeah it will print every time and is ridiculous. I only fixed `ImageJ.m`, not `Miji`


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Semantik immer noch Unklar. Eigentlich ist es doch nur SftpFileDownloader, oder? Was hat der mit "Latest" zu tun?


This change fixed the issue against CirclingBot. When it hits the wall and goes the other direction, it leads the next shots properly.


Could have been more explicit if it was called `return`. It avoids CoffeeScript collecting the result of `queueable.forEach` and returning it.


Gseht guet us! :+1:


This is a REST resource, which is where names like AppFileResource come from, afaik. Can we not use the same terminology here? I like the word Integrity, but for me, redundancy or cacheable are more realistic. AppFileCachableResource or AppFileRedudancyResource make more sense. I could also accept the idea that the resource/ directory makes 'Resource' redundant, but would want to see that applied consistantly,

Discussing the fields as though they don't make up the whole resource/model for the request seems misleading.


Yes. I was in two minds here.
While working over the introduction to sha256_password to phpMyAdmin in the summer, I had removed the option for `mysql_old_password` hashing method while *creating new user*, but let it remain there for *Change password*.
But now, I think we should remove it altogether, even in QA_4_5, as MySQL 5.7.6+ has dropped support for it and it might not be supported in any newer PHP versions either.

What do you think? Let me know and I will then go ahead make changes.


Hmm, sehe ich jetzt erst: Tippfehler im Dateinamen. Aber ich finde den Dateinamen auch nicht so gelungen. Eigentlich  ist der ziemlich generell, oder? Wenn ich mir den Code ansehe, würde ich ihn (wegen der Impl. von ConvertUtil) sowas wie "ProgressLoggingFileWriterAdapter" nennen. Achja - und "ConvertUtil.copyLarge" würde ich auch so nennnen, dass man sieht was das besondere an dieser Funktion ist.


I subsequently opened #3480 to track progress. I'm not done yet but you can see there what I'm planning. Let me know if you have any feedback on the direction... it'll be nice to have another Grafana user around to keep me honest! :grinning:


Partly completed #13


UPDATE: FYI, when I make the above corrections, and run the tests again, they fail for me:

```
Testing test/t.html ...F
>> resource management with multiple IDs
>> Message: unnecessarily keeping resource(42) alive
>> Actual: false
>> Expected: true
>> at file:///.../Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/test/qunit-1.19.0.js:1307
>>   at file:///.../Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/test/t.js:xxx

>> resource management with multiple IDs
>> Message: unnecessarily keeping resource("42") alive
>> Actual: false
>> Expected: true
>> at file:///.../Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/test/qunit-1.19.0.js:1307
>>   at file:///.../Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/test/t.js:xxx

>> resource management with multiple IDs
>> Message: unnecessarily keeping resource(42) alive
>> Actual: false
>> Expected: true
>> at file:///.../Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/test/qunit-1.19.0.js:1307
>>   at file:///.../Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/test/t.js:xxx

>> resource management with multiple IDs
>> Message: unnecessarily keeping resource("42") alive
>> Actual: false
>> Expected: true
>> at file:///.../Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/test/qunit-1.19.0.js:1307
>>   at file:///.../Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/test/t.js:xxx

Warning: 4/48 assertions failed (2756ms) Use --force to continue.

Aborted due to warnings.
```


1. rename setupComponents to be setupView
1. Can't know about loading youtube or dash until after we've loaded an external playlist
1. rename loadProviders to loadDash (or requireDash?)
1. separate loadPlugins from initPlugins, init requires view to be setup first


Ok. I am looking at your conference right now by the way. Great job!
Anyway, there is a point we should refer to the Fiji politbüro: Since now there is the ImageJ-MATLAB site, maybe we should retire the Miji.m script so that users do not get confused.


Use `git pull --rebase` to avoid this. [This article](http://stevenharman.net/git-pull-with-automatic-rebase) explains how to do it automatically.


Fixes #8615
opw:651729


appFileRedundancyJson ? maybe?


The file has been updated and you've been credited.Hope I hadn't introduced a new bug.


Oops. Fixed Thanks.


Ignore this as i accidentally deleted it, but put it back.


You are correct. My first stab at an update was to resolve my particular use case. I will move to the setup function.


Finde ich nicht so gelungen...


Also scores roughly 2300 against WeeksOnEnd


It should be "systemctl start pacemaker.service" here.


you know this commit is 4 years old ? :)
anyway, I guess it's because when grouping by param, the resulting *virtual* table can have n created columns so without the `min` function, the database is confused on which should be used to sort (at least Oracle and PostgreSQL as far as I can remember).


I bet a `go fmt` rule could be written to do this.


I have added a git ignore file, which just add .cpp and .h files, so we can keep it clean


I would call it ACTION_TOGGLE_DEBUG_STATS. Add a comment too.
Are you sure about that 1984 value? Why do you come up with that constant?


HOPEIMNOTINTERRUPTING.ogg
AHHAHAHAHAHAHA.ogg


Thanks!


Thanks for the contibution, @ananyacleetus :penguin:
Please do send an email to permit us to use your work if you haven't done so already https://openhatch.readthedocs.org/en/latest/getting_started/handling_contributions.html#permit-us-to-share-your-work


I believe you see this as well, but this idea should be clearly connected to the rest of your content. I was originally going to post that the two are pretty disconnected, but in a mind-warping way they're similar. Interesting concept.

Comments on articles or products are ways for the public to talk to each other or the company about the content on the page. For example, comments on Facebook posts are so the writers friends can share their ideas as well. It is a way of adding additional content.

Comments in code are for developers to talk to other developers about functionality. It is a way of explaining what may not be obvious. I was originally going to say that's different, but the explanation IS additional content.

Developers often say 'You should write code that explains itself' but sometimes additional notes are needed. If one is on a help forum (especially for computer issues), other posters usually end up writing additional notes on what official documentation is lacking. That's the exact same thing, just in a different format.

I'm very interested to see where you go with this, but I still would caution that your connection needs to be made extremely clear since it's a new concept.


Was wird hier mit dem Ergebnis gemacht? Wird nicht sowieso immer nur der Filename bzw. der Path verwendet?


Nice! :+1:


the phpcr doctrine-dbal needs one database only.
Multiple databases would confuse puppet which one should be used for the jackrabbit-doctrine-dbal


Looking forward it's better to remove this option everywhere (until we get a complaint about this removal, but it's not likely). This way we'll remove a possibility of mistake. By the way, maybe we could have a drop-down everywhere for this (user creation, user edit, password change) via a common function?


Can you add the source for Minecraft instructions PDF?


I have tested multiple sites and this is not the case for url encoded streams. The content type header that is saved in "this.type" is "text/plain" but if you check the stream it'll have the content type as url encoded and it'll also have the content length. So if we rely on "this.type" we'd be setting "text/plain" as opposed to the correct type.


Und wie wird dann bei delattr das der WhitelistIDs hash gelöscht?

Ist es möglich beim ersten start vom sduino das WhitelistIDs Attribut mit den funktionierenden IDs vorzubelegen?


The longer the time control the more benefit of this patch.
However, I believe that the more threads used the longer the time control is needed...to show an ELO gain.


[Here's a quote from LilyPad's author, ChickenLiver](http://forums.pcsx2.net/Thread-LilyPad-0-10-0):
>"Send escape on close" sends an escape message instead of closing the window when you try and close the graphics windows. This prevents bad things from happening when you try and close the GS plugin window. After the first attempt to close the window, however, PCSX2 closes the pad plugin. As a result, attempting to close the window while the emulator is not actively running still isn't a great idea.

Is this helpful?

Looks like PCSX2 used to have bad things happen when you tried to close the GS window. I've never seen or heard of this happening so if it was GSdx its been fixed and if it was ZeroGS, who cares?


What does this code do?


Yes, the input stream only allows array buffers and streams. Passing null throws an error.


We may not even need this configuration item anymore, since this information is pulled from the database now.


this class can be removed, actually


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these parameters should be configurable


**Eslint**: 'return' outside of function


Unfortunately this commit made `hddm` break which relied on the value being passed through if `dtype=='O'`. Do you see a way of restoring that behavior here?


finde ich immer noch unnötig, hier einen ImmutableList.Builder zu bemühen :-)


The file extensions listed here will not be included when you do a commit. It is files like metadata that is computer specific, and keeps the repo clean. https://help.github.com/articles/ignoring-files/


I agree!


> Is this helpful?

Not really. I need facts. To know for a fact that it's not required anymore, or to know for a fact at which case it's still required (and then I might be able to fix it in PCSX2 and disable this hack too).


As stated above the content type that we save in the "this.type" value for url encoded posts is text/plain. But if you check the stream then you'll see that the request is actually url encoded and it'll have the content length header in the stream as well. https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Mozilla/Tech/XPCOM/Reference/Interface/nsIUploadChannel#setUploadStream() Check the documentation under the aContentType param.


:+1: Makes sense. I was confusing client-side errors with interpreter-side errors. You do need it in the return value for this use case, either that or add a "catch" operation to the algebra (but your way seems fine).


@fonnesbeck ^^


hmm, ich glaube nicht, dass du das meintest, oder?


Hi, just for your knowledge: You can create own performance groups inside your home directory under
$HOME/.likwid/groups/interlagos/ . This is for anybody not having write permissions in the installed group folder. This feature was included at commit 4849571d833315c96e2e14c8e16ea1a222587730 .

Greetings


It seems to be a beatiful solution for the end code. As regards to the Process module, I am seeking a solution based on more pritive constructs. The Task module involves too much.


I think this a great and interesting topic for the project. I think using games as an example will be very effective in showing how the canvas element has influenced how games are developed. You plan to use Pokémon Showdown! as the main point of your analysis, are there any games that have implemented the canvas element? I don't think you mentioned it, but I think it would be great to compare and contrast pre-canvas with post-canvas.


In theory, yes. I'll do further debugging to see if I can find a case where these differ.


So a part of /sys belongs to the host namespace and another part of /sys belong to the container namespace. Sick!

/cc @iaguis


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Marko is busy, you have to wait.


perhaps we should put a sleep after this so that we give this process time to boot... thoughts?


Thank you, this is a great feature. Can we get the release updated so 0.1.7 is in bower?


This is what I found online: http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=19&p=10383983 And I was able to confirm that this does happen for POSTs. Not sure why this happens though.


Thanks for updating it! I'll get around to updating it when I get the chance, seeing as to how it shouldn't take me that long.


Good work!


We have a helper for this thing in src/utils.js - valueOr


OK, thanks for the explanation. You are saying that if threads=16 this will cause more regression than threads=3. But as long as it's not a regression after i.e. 60 sec. tc then there is no problem. Only option to validate scaling is to 3 threads 120 sec. test if it's really necessary,but we want to be on the safe side.


and.. done! https://github.com/imagej/imagej-matlab/commit/2633d12c744e0d636cfe698edf4a53c471fd56d4


navigaton ? :p


I think this is a good point you'll need to make. I would also say that a good chunk of developers never write comments in anything, ever. It's expected that your code is written is a clear way that they're unnecessary (I do not agree with this viewpoint. It is hard to make your code clear when it is spread over 30 different files).

You may also want to poke at auto-documentation. There are a few programs out there that will automatically create documentation, I know there's abilities to do this is Chef (which is a tool that helps set up servers consistently. One plug in to create auto-documentation is here: https://github.com/realityforge/knife-cookbook-doc ). This kinda things takes the commenting from the code and puts it in different formats so the code doesn't necessarily need to be looked for.


ok


Why have you removed the throw 0, you are wright I should have done a return in the else case preventing the throw in the "everythink works fine" case, but if not we probably want the program to tell us *and* cerr, that there was a problem, instead of just writing a message to cerr and going on like nothing happened.


Shouldn't this be "properties"?


Fixed! Sorry about that.


:+1: done


All I am doing is extracting the DataFrame values. Does it need to be smarter than that? At breaks, exactly?


Also, this may have problems scaling, because not every division is going to have "player profiles" for their game. As I mentioned above however, divisions should have a primary handle which will work better here, instead of hardcoding battlelog into this particular feature.

See https://github.com/flashadvocate/Division-Tracker/blob/master/models/BfDivisionStructure.php#L113-L116 for how the newer handle feature takes the place of a battlelog profile


This extraction is because we don't want to (and never have wanted to) call editElementProperties when calling onPropertyChange from onDeserialize. Adding the 'design_' prefix made the onDeserialize --> editElementProperties call choke when deserializing into divApplab.


Regarding TODO - if this is something that we really do think should never be true, I kind of like the idea of throwing in production. We could do something like console.log in production and throw in dev, but this means that if users actually do hit it, we probably won't hear about it until/unless something else also goes wrong


Inspired with bad results with SPSA tuner, I decided always to tune at most 4 values with 40,000 games and low ck values. I'm now tuning my original idea from
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/55f9ba5a0ebc5976a2d6dd8c


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I believe the style guide advocates function checkId(...) for top level functions, and var checkId = function (...) only in cases where we're inside another function


`index=True, unique=True`


`, uselist=False`


Oh this is difficult to fix as well.
seobject.portRecords().get_all() only seems to get one of the lines not both.


Okie doke. I'll ask in the forums. I've also PM'ed ChickenLiver himself to see if he can provide some insight into why it was/is needed. I tried looking through [Config.cpp](https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/blob/master/plugins/LilyPad/Config.cpp) and [LilyPad.cpp](https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/blob/master/plugins/LilyPad/LilyPad.cpp) and didn't really see anything relating to this hack. Would you be able to point me in the right direction as to where code relating to this hack is located? Maybe it has some insightful comments in there.


Testou isso?


Oh. Yes. Good idea!

I think, currently, the code is same for user creation and user edit. I will replace the radio buttons on *Change Password form* with a similar Drop-down and look into refactoring to make all the code for the drop-down at one place.


sim

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why not check the data first and return false if it's outside the modification date range? also, if no modification_end_dt is set (do we allow that?) it should use the end_dt


can we rename this to `ModificationMode`? it doesn't need to be globally unique...


I think focusing on properties of font will be very beneficial to your analysis, especially because you want to look at how printed words are transformed into web-ready versions. There is a book I read in another class called 'Thinking with Type' by Ellen Lupton. I think you would find it of interest, especially because she spends a good portion of the book discussing fonts.


Well, ALL dbs should be confused, and in fact Mysql not getting confused in the past is considered broken even by the mysql devs themselves => it will not be supported anymore in the future.
It's a simple as: the 'created' column has many values for each set of rows which we group together. How can we sort those rows based on this info?  We need to use a group-function to decide on the single value to be used for each group. (side note: this applies to the elements in the select list as well, not just sort-by)


Okay I'm going to leave the documentation for uglifying in-place then.


I removed the throw 0, because it was thrown, when everything worked fine. Of course you can add it, when an error is happening, but then it would be better, in the constuctor just to throw, an printing the message in main.cpp, by catching the error, which must also be done, if you throw something


Actually #12


I'm not 100% sure if this works, but I guess it would be more efficient (no temporary copy involved) to do `return cr.source` or `return cr:get_source()`.


Add anypoint-b2b-overview, anypoint-partner-manager-user's-guide, add link to index


If you can't find it yourself, then it most probably wouldn't help also if I pointed at it for you. Like I said, you'd need to investigate it yourself.


This was fixed in more recent commits.


what about no content? A rerquest body is not required for POST requests for example.


Closes #157


Techniquement ça permet d'utiliser le paramètre default de moretrees pour le leafdecay, et les fonctions de default. C'est une mise à niveau, pas une régression.


Cool, thanks for the notification :)


Perhaps an unnecessary optimization, but it seems unfortunate to search the entire elementId for the prefix when we really only care if it's at the beginning or not. Maybe we instead do: `(new RegExp('^' + prefix)).test(elementId)`? or `elementId.substr(0, prefix.length) === prefix)` which might be even more clear for what exactly we're doing.


Pierre, I fixed this in `master` last week. The problem was not with the hyphen in rope version but with `is_stable_version`.


You say everything is a feature. I bet if I moved to the ghetto and got shot, you would say that gang violence is a "feature" of living in the ghetto.


Do you agree that this should be part of this PR?


I'd prefer it in the start of this setter, since by then the actual content hasn't been altered yet and the value should still be correct. Adding the request method to the model gives so much to worry about...


Maybe rename to differentiate from document.getElementById? What about getPrefixedElementById or just getPrefixedElement?


I'd disable this by default. Sounds like a great way to add clutter to the channel (especially after everyone's seen the 12 that there are). Does zen count towards your usage limit? Definitely disable it in that case.

lol @ `ShutUpException`

Also, while I'm here, stop printing out Python exceptions to IRC. Log it to console then move on. Let the default handler have a go.


https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/elasticsearch/reference/current/setup-repositories.html

One is the key, one is the fingerprint? This seemed to get me past a GPG key error locally but it could have been coincidental.


The point is that in HDDM I need a pandas dataframe in the logp function, before I used the 'O' dtype to hack around the dtype conversion that numpy does but this change forces everything to be a numpy array.


Das erledigt die aufrufende Funktion in Abhängigkeit des return codes..

Beim 1.Start ein Attribut zu belegen geht denke ich nicht.
Ich wusste nicht, wie man das erkennen soll, ob ein Gerät durch ein define auf der Konsole oder beim Start von Fhem definiert wird.


PR: https://github.com/pymc-devs/pymc/pull/60


What if user enters more than 9


This is what this test is testing right @bsmithgall?


Hi, do you have the genre link creator script for mp3 releases?


I even added a test at the end of the file, which now we know is passing because we test all our modules in Travis.

So I'm going to revert this commit :-)


nice find


You should require this in your model and/or controller. Don't you think?


wow that's cool.
I made it work with your suggestion (see repo
<https://github.com/StefanoGitHub/JS/blob/master/ITC298/4_Hapi/lab_Hapi_server/index.js>),
however I don't get exactly why it works:
lines is defined inside the callback function of fs.readifle; later though,
once the file has been read, getLinesMemo is redefined (namely
"overwritten") and so when it is called again the executed code is actually
function(c) {
    c(null, lines);
};
where lines shouldn't exist (because not inside the fs.readfile's callback
anymore).

where am I wrong?

s.

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> is pretty typical for JS.
>
> One other option that I mentioned is to "memorize" the value. That means
> that the first call incurs the startup cost, but after that we have the
> value cached. For example, we might use this code:
>
> var getLinesMemo = function(callback) {
>   fs.readFile("./fortune.txt", "utf-8", function(err, data) {
>     if (err) return callback(err);
>     var lines = data.split("\n");
>     //replace the existing function with one that returns immediately
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Oui, le parametre defaut de 5 bloc de distance d'un tronc au lieu du parametres specifique de 1à blocs pour le palmier. Les palmiers ont des feuilles qui se trouvent beaucoup plus loin que 5 et elles vont tomber sans que l'arbre soit coupé du coup. Et il n'y aura plus de sapling parce que les chances de sapling passent de 1/20 à 1/100 feuilles alors que le palmier (et le beech) n'ont pas tant de feuilles que ça.


@Kelketek the tests will fail here Jan 1 2016, since the actual string will become `Aug 01 2015`


We don't need to test this here. Subjects shouldn't allow anything to happen after completion:

```js
var a = hot('-0----1-^-2---3--4-5--6--7-8-|');
```

That will do.


Not unless you are going to save this in the database. That does not seem like a good idea.


If the range is the real line, does it need to be specified?  I think not. But if you really want this (for completeness), I think you want (-inf, +inf),  Actual Javascript Infinity and NaN aren't allowed.


is this working? with a dot?


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Inspired with bad results with SPSA tuner, I decided always to tune at most 4 values with 40,000 games and low ck values. I'm now tuning my original idea from
http://tests.stockfishchess.org/tests/view/55f9ba5a0ebc5976a2d6dd8c


Isn't that a bit against the main idea of encapsulating all the h2 state inside an `H2Connection`?
Passing new data from the socket to the `H2Connection` is probably only done by a single thread, but once that fires off new events, multiple threads might respond and perform new actions (send a new response, handle new requests, etc...)
Or do you have any alternative approach to handle such a case?


Shouldn't this be in the previous commit?


Would it make sense to have these two functions live in elementUtils?


does this help my s3 problem with wrong URL to assets?


Same


indentation


This change is not necessary. I preferred `create`. What is the difference between `new` and `create`?


What library did this repo have to be added for?

The myGrid Maven repository was mainly used for development of Taverna, which has since moved to the Apache Software Foundation, and uses https://repository.apache.org/ and mirrors to Maven Central.

Other software they publish has been gradually moved to https://bintray.com/ which should also offer secure connections.


You can actually shorten this since you are rendering the topics partial from a collection of topics like so:

```
<%= render @topics %>
```

If you do that you can eliminate lines 5-7 because rails will assume that to render each topic in the collection it should use the topics/topic partial, denoted by the file name _topic.html.erb. It's a great shortcut!


Fixed


one step closer to getting rid of `currentArticle`...


Time is still frozen as I haven't left the context. The flux capacitor should still be in working order.


Same here. Even though you are on the topics show page, since you are essentially rendering the collection of posts from @topic.posts, you could replace lines 15-17 with:

```
<%= render @topic.posts %>
```


The p6doc command line tool should now be fixed by

https://github.com/perl6/doc/commit/c90c919bcd

There are still some minor issues with "p6doc -f" which I shall fix shortly.


Why did you removed ">> 8"..I think we need to right shift to 8 to get the memory object control val after masking with CM_MEMOBJCTL_CACHE_MASK.


What if the nominal range is exceeded? Are we going to spec that?  Or is that behavior described in each node/parameter?


But you have the full JBDS update site in the JBDS IS composite. Why is JBT + JBTIS different?

Also, aren't you supposed to tell people to never use the IS update site, but rather to look to Central for the installation? Or to use the zip? cc: @maxandersen @alexeykazakov  ?


If only one of node or service is specified, fi_getinfo would fail or the client EP wouldn't be able to resolve server EP, right?


https://github.com/PCSX2/pcsx2/blob/master/plugins/LilyPad/LilyPad.cpp#L949

If I'm understanding this correctly, these two hacks do exactly what I think they do. "Send escape on close" sends an ESCAPE keyboard press when you try to close the GS window and "Exit emulator on close" tries to close the emulator (which it seemingly fails to do, at least on my computer) when you close the GS window.


@lilrooness
with s3_follow_redirect there is also change
https://github.com/alertlogic/erlcloud/commit/53eb3105#diff-b6a88197b95cfa7d84db56a756107eadR324
for `erlcloud_aws.erl`


@sheldonwjones released 0.1.7


@tatsushid this works, but looks funky ... You have traveled more into the mysteries of Go reflection. Looks OK?


This seems to repeat the test above. Should this be `if inc_d:`?


I think the Nyquist frequency upper bound should be exclusive.  And any reason why the lower bound is not 0 (inclusive)?


Is a semicolon here okay? I can see other parts are using just a comma.


Je peux toujours conserver le droprarity, et mettre le decay à plus large, mais dans ce cas il faut trouver ce qui fait qu'il attend tant de temps pour tomber.


Currently there are no defaults for the parameters I'm commenting on in this commit. Not sure what you mean that the defaults are for localhost? Maybe in the app? I'm talking about defaults for the shell script. I'd set them to be localhost, yes, for ease of development. Make them run off of environment variables so that we can do a shell script for each environment to set them up for that environment.


Ich denke es müsste auch ausreichen, wenn Du das WhitelistIDs Attribut mit den funktionierenden IDs ins wiki reinschreibst.


Yes, it's obvious WHAT they do, but what I asked for is WHY they're needed.


`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:

```js
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`
```


@petebacondarwin In testing angular 1.4.6 in ionic, we're experiencing some flickers when changing tabs. I remember this being an issue when developing the iOS9 patch.

The patch from Igor does not have this issue.


By bad -- I did not see the '#' character at the front.  You are absolutely correct.


you're right. thanks.


I think these should be exclusive bounds.


Any suggestion to better store this blob of data?


to be clear, this isn't necessary anymore because:

1. we're pushing a new webVC instead of updating it in place
2. history updates happen in the `WMFArticlePresentation` category
3. history list already updates existing entries and re-sorts itself when you attempt to add an existing title (a behavior now covered by tests, yay!)


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Ce n'est pas que ça attend pour tomber, rien ne tombe pour moi. c'est plus que l'ABM des feuilles trouve un autre bloc de "group:tree" dans ce rayon énorme de 10 blocs (possible même qu'il soit sous terre) et maintient les feuilles. C'est ce que je dis dans le ticket. Autrefois une feuille de moretrees cherchait spécifiquement son arbre, maintenant elle cherche tout arbre. Et un rayon de 10 c'est énorme dans ce cas.


Let's remove 'a' before a-rate => "is a-rate".


Ok. I Will fix it.


I'll see about producing two versions with a focus on the web version as the highest priority.

For the record, the reason I care about Node.js support is because these issues would not exist if we had a pure JS drafter package to install if compiling Protagonist fails:

* danielgtaylor/aglio#180 (compilation issue with newest Node.js)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#175 (compilation issue with newest Node.js)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#172 (compilation issue with newest Node.js)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#157 (compilation issues)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#139 (wrong version of Python when compiling)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#117 (module load issue after compiling)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#97 (compilation issue with newest Node.js)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#95 (compilation issue with newest Node.js)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#90 (unknown compilation issue)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#88 (attempt to support Node.js 0.12 for compilation)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#86 (compilation issue with newest Node.js)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#77 (compilation issue with newest Node.js)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#70 (segmentation fault with no debuggable stack trace)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#61 (unresolved compiler permissions issue)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#54 (wrong `libtool` version for compiler)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#43 (wrong MSVS compiler version)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#16 (needed to install some weird version of libv8)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#9 (segmentation fault with no debuggable stack trace)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#5 (duplicate of issue 3)
* danielgtaylor/aglio#3 (wrong MSVS version, but also a filtering issue)

Compiling packages is a major pain point for people trying to use our ecosystem of open tools through Node.js. I want to fix that.


done in f2ed3d85f5f6f5d1c28e3f0f1649403fb43fe24b, also cutting the other long lines.


Even using the beginning of the current block is a bit problematic with a-rate parameters.


Everything is styled correct, just keep in mind to have class names have meaning to it's context. I'm looking for a fat joe image, you might want to name it ```Profile_Avatar``` for example.


Hey @ellatronic It should be working.


Don't you need to also remove this from the shader? I'm getting a crash on Mesa.


funny-looking loop, but since it comes from nginx's sample code, I guess it is canonical.


missing `\n`


I think we can go on with this PR once I remove the Old MySQL 4.0 authentication option from this commit.

I will then go and open a separate PR for the refactoring part.


> If only one of node or service is specified, fi_getinfo would fail or the
> client EP wouldn't be able to resolve server EP, right?

Yes - I think there's an application error here that we can check for.

if (FI_SOURCE = 0 && service && !node) ||
   (FI_SOURCE = 0 && node && !service)
   Return error because what is the app trying to do

I don't know if the man pages call this out as valid or not.  But it seems like an unlikely use case that libfabric itself should protect against.


Is it wise to delete the default constructor? It seems like this error:
src/neuralnet.hpp:17:3: note: neuralnet_t::neuralnet_t(const std::vector<long unsigned int>&, const std::vector<double>&)
   neuralnet_t(const std::vector<size_t>& layers,const std::vector<double>& weights);
   ^
src/neuralnet.hpp:17:3: note:   candidate expects 2 arguments, 0 provided
src/neuralnet.hpp:7:7: note: neuralnet_t::neuralnet_t(const neuralnet_t&)
 class neuralnet_t
       ^
src/neuralnet.hpp:7:7: note:   candidate expects 1 argument, 0 provided

Is way more helpful than this error:
src/server.cpp:12:14: error: use of deleted function ‘neuralnet_t::neuralnet_t()’
  neuralnet_t net;
              ^


There should be no punctuation in dmash.
For no diacritics (ascii only), perhaps implement dcrash.


what happens if not ok


Read about Scanner::hasNext. You can use it instead of infinite while loop


Just noticed the redundancy in the commit description... you squash all of these anyway right? :)


OK


This was an old validation


lopexh


Missed that, thanks. Done in 524448e6fe6a451bd91147666475c2a01bce980c.


Please indent nest elements for example:
```<div class="nav">
  <li class="nav-item">One</li>
  <li class="nav-item">Two</li>
  <li class="nav-item">Three</li>
  <li class="nav-item">Four</li>
</div>
```


@stmuk Thanks!

just a note: Panda shows what are copied. So I think it's nice p6doc follows that.

```diff
diff --git Build.pm Build.pm
index fb7199d..f8b82d0 100644
--- Build.pm
+++ Build.pm
@@ -24,6 +24,8 @@ class Build is Panda::Builder {
             my $dest-dir = $dest.IO.dirname;
             mkpath $dest-dir unless $dest-dir.IO.d;

+            my $relative = $*SPEC.abs2rel($file, $workdir);
+            note "Copying $relative to $dest";
             cp($file, $dest);
         }
     }
```


No.  We tell people to use the Eclipse p2 IS update site.  They don't want of see all of core in there - they want to see Fuse Tooling and friends.  ref https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBTIS-516
All I did was to remove core from:
http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/mars/development/updates/integration-stack/comp*
http://download.jboss.org/jbosstools/mars/development/updates/integration-stack/earlyaccess/comp*
https://devstudio.redhat.com/9.0/development/updates/integration-stack/comp*
https://devstudio.redhat.com/9.0/development/updates/integration-stack/earlyaccess/comp*
So Eclipse update users have a consistent experience between JBT/JBDS and Eclipse p2/ JBoss Central.


2.3 non ?


The problem is indeed that palm leaves have a too large radius for they decaying, and that default looks for `group:tree`. I will add an if statement specifically designed for palm leaves looking for `moretrees:tree_trunk` instead of `group:tree`.


addressed :+1:


should update facebook_token upon login, since they can go out of date


I know, I am used to transfer before the raise/throw as it helps me to read the normal code path.
Is it an issue?


Comparing flexbox to the grid would provide a solid example to answer the questions you posed. This would be a great way to look at which features make it the best option to use depending on an individual's intended project. Flexbox seems to be a quite new, only thing I think would be a challenge is maybe finding information on it. It seems like you will be doing the analysis based on your own experience with using Flexbox?


HI,

The [`std::round` call is part of C++11](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12696764), thereby restricting this class to newer compilers; so, for the Mac OS X 10.7 nightly build, it [fails with the following](https://gist.github.com/dakcarto/202060d6b257df6b0679). Note: it passes the Travis CI Mac build because that is OS X 10.9.5, with a more recent compiler that can't be used for earlier versions of the OS.

Is it possible to [use `qRound` or `qRound64`](http://doc.qt.io/qt-4.8/qtglobal.html#qRound) instead?


great catch. now roms boot :+1:


I guess it might slow down the interpreter without any purpose, but not sure it matters that much.


I think that the name of this directive can change.. Because don't make sense a directive called "only_numbers" accept letters :p


I think this change actually broke packaging with Maven. Can you verify whether 'mvn package' still works for you?


Consider converting to a long-term token

https://developers.facebook.com/docs/facebook-login/access-tokens#extending


What about code convention and code formatting?


@AnriShitko


good point


WOW!!
Beautiful work evair74!! Thanks


please indent nest elements
:hammer:


Maybe Qatar livery should read
"Launch C[b]u[/b]stomer"

But I'm maybe being picky

IH-COL


有一些问题，我可以解决然后送一个Pull request


nit: while "did" semantics are common in these kinds of callbacks (as used below), here i think it implies that the webVC reloaded the article, which is a bit misleading in that it's actually asking its delegate to reload it. do you think a name like `webViewControllerDid_Edit_CurrentArticle` is more true to the intent?


AddDataSetTestSupport (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (864 of 864 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-24.31%25-green.svg)


Please indent nested elements.
:hammer:


@bgerstle FBtweakShakeWindow only responds to shakes if Tweaks is enabled. So provided you are enabling it for only non-release builds this is unnecessary.


Nice !


Consider changing the API so that the create_user only returns an "ok" message, and the client makes another GET request.


OK, I think we can leave it to libfabric to report the erroneous usage.


Should we check something in the message to make sure its the right IAE?


Simplify these.


Is this supposed to be here? I'm getting extra print outputs


@coreyfloyd while that's true, this won't compile in release mode since the framework isn't included for the release configuration.


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


You are right, but the problem exists also in Gandi RPC documentation BTW:
http://doc.rpc.gandi.net/errors/fault_codes.html

I'm gonna keep object_site_key (arbitrary choice)


The indentation here seems wrong (it's 4 spaces)


@bgerstle if you don't enable Piwik in the App delegate, isn't this unnecessary?

If it is necessary, lets get all of these out of the app code and instead put it where it belongs… in the tracker. You can subclass and then make all the actions non-ops.


i'm definitely up for discussing the question of whether to wrap all uses in macros, though. i don't know if i documented the rationale clearly in the PR desc


Awesome, fixing namespace controller at the same time :)


maybe also do that for beech tree ?
" Et il n'y aura plus de sapling parce que les chances de sapling passent de 1/20 à 1/100 feuilles alors que le palmier (et le beech) n'ont pas tant de feuilles que ça. " ( @mgl512 )


Cool!

Thanks @josephfinlayson, I'll surely take a look on this and try to refactor my code.


Check for the presence of HPAS resource, not just the group, before turning on the controller.


Pandas data alignment was screwing things up, so this was he easiest way to get around it.


이 변수 삭제 가능할 것 같고...


Same for each controller. The objects will be independently turned on/off. (also everything is in extensions/v1beta1 now)


이 줄을 아래줄과 통합 가능할 것 같음.


@bgerstle Isn't this defined in the Tweaks pod? What happens if it is?


You should remove the comment task from the project. Comments are primarily used for documentation of the code.
:hammer:


Don't know if isInBack is working correctly (not tested).
An other, maybe better solution, is to check area/zoneid but the ids are not correct in Dalaran.


Looks nice!


:+1: LGTM.


Check this out - https://contribute.jquery.org/style-guide/js/#full-file-closures


You have phone here, but you are passing in phone_number. They need to match.


Commits are saving points


Merci beaucoup.

Looking at that maybe an upper limit of 1 second could work (except for gogo inflight, or where did Jim see multi second delays?)

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`receive` :)


my typo: should read "-ba rozofs.spec" but "-bb rozafs"


Oh, I see that it wasn't your typo. Still...


Beech trees are disabled.


In my branch for bi-directional prediction (i.e. B-frame), I still use 'last' (in different name, last_frame_encoded)  but its meaning is different and most difference from previous last flag is that last_frame_encoded is set by encoder since the last coming input frame does not mean the last of bit stream. Instead, the encoder will decide whether it has written the last (e_o_s) of the bitstream.
So, we can consider this revision but I recommend it after B-frame is landed.
Regarding to Tim's another comment that "any other API to tell the encoder to flush all of its remaining frames", I assume frames here mean image frames not a bitstream for frames.
If so, I don't have new API yet but encoder (i.e. daala_encode_img_in() ) knows whether it has finished generating complete bitstream but if there are frames left in output frame buffer then it flushes them.
So, the once call of daala_encode_img_in() can produce more than one image frames at the end of the sequence encoding if B frame is used.
But surely we can put a new function to flush them only when the function is called.


Canola misspelled.


I think this is a very, very interesting topic to focus your historicizing project on. I was not at all familiar with the canvas element until you discussed your proposal last class. I thought it sounded interesting, but was still having difficulty fully grasping it. I think that in using something familiar to many people--Pokemon Showdown!,  you'll be able to really effectively convey the importance and impact of the canvas element.
I like that you mention that you believe game levels should be intuitive and that canvas aids with that, but that "intuitive" will mean different things for different developers. I think that will give you a springboard to dig into my BFF Haas' technological determinism arguments, if that interests you at all.


How is that related? I'm talking about lines 9, 10 and 11, not the whole file. It is indented too, just using 4 spaces not using tabs.


looks good


ok


Why?