I fully agree but on the breakpoint side, things are quite broken :S, currently we only ever allow one breakpoint at a specific location. See also the comment in JavaDebugger::trySetBreakpoints(). Maybe I will try to fix that some time but for now I'd prefer to leave it as is.


files_pid_filetrans(initrc_t, initrc_var_run_t, { dir chr_file lnk_file })


Ditto. uint8 x uint32


Latest version (Build - 1.6.0-unstable.2) should have a fix thanks to @alexfdezsauco


But if the function has succeeded through the Some branch, then we don't care at all anymore about this exception and its backtrace?


that looks incomplete.


Sure.  Done.


这应该是 electron 的 bug，原因是原来 _sendToAll 的时候把 this.selection 的引用传过去了，而 electron 没有同步将消息发送出去，等到后面发送的时候，this.selection 已经变成空数组了。


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magic everywhere!
I'm not following the +7 +8 +6 +5  etc here.

Do you mind adding a comment somewhere please?


@bybai
I  think the argument for subroutine check_ipr_device_status should be space separated devices instead of comma separated. Please change the usage info.


the name of this functions maybe is not the right one


Are there other functions from `BHH2` that we are using? Otherwise, we should use `@importFrom` instead of `@import`.


len is 32bits here but 8bits wide on the device structure. :)


Thanks, @snopoke. Lol, @czue.


On the line just above it however, we have `import(BHH2)`.


Here we check a string that is dependent of the test, so there's no need to go retrieve the l10n-id, like above.

Hence, the assertion looks almost correct. We just need to put the phone number into the Report page class, and get rid of the error message (if we don't have any extra information to provide). By the way, `self.asserEqual()` is a nice assertion method: if it fails, it'll give you the expected value and the actual. For example:
```
AssertionError: u'+34...' != u'+33...'
```
If you provide an error message, you'll have something like:
```
AssertionError: expecting same number
```
In other words, you end up removing some of the debug data :s


Ok, thanks!


Awesome job on the upgraded L-FM web scribbler!


same here, please revise this lengths everywhere.


This class is more or less already defined somewhere...

I think this should be inside the Nit model (just a general comment).


`try { try { } } catch ()` ?

RuntimeException, really (https://doc.nuxeo.com/display/CORG/Catching+Exceptions)?
Isn't there something to do with InterruptedException first? Or don't you want to rather catch NuxeoException?


Agreed, if we are only using the `dotPlot` function we should use `@importFrom`.


Almost there!
Just a few comments to address and we are done, imo.

thanks!


actually I just shared my screen.


Hello @serghey-rodin ,
Can you check the file: https://github.com/serghey-rodin/vesta/blob/master/web/bulk/web/index.php
line: 36, 40, 41, 45. This doesn't seem quite right.


This is fine, but I still think the [original concern](https://github.com/datastax/cpp-driver/commit/a354c753c4df4d43754fca8184b0bad6db160f92#commitcomment-13884614) is not addressed.
If the single-component partition key position is -1, we will not insert it in the ``partition_key_`` list. I think it should insert ``partition_key_[0]`` if type is ``partition_key`` and ``position < 0``.


This endpoint will not work as there's no certain way to identify the end of the first path and the beginning of the second path.


fixes issue #135


Same issue here


Also, endpoints should be post, not put


you are create one var unnecessary


revireData["cluster"]じゃない？確認してないから自身はないけど


same unnecessary var here


This is the  constructor that should be used to convert a *jsonObject* to EPA JSON metric formatted output, pointing the metrics to *metricLocation* node in Investigator tree. *JSONObject eson* will contain the formatted metrics.


Why not allow your analysis for AAttrPropdef too ?


this to


@maxrothman, how involved does the backwards data migration need to be? Since we're essentially just combining data that's already contained in two other tables, is there anything needed here besides the "drop table" in the 0005 schema migration?


Hi @mrcbnsls ,
for me it looked like that all field elements of the form which will be send are group by these div.Field elements. p.Value was for me like a element to show values like in AgentTicketZoom and because of the hidden input element i was expecting a div.Field, because i interpreted it as readonly form element.

--------------------------------------------------------------

"And could you point directly to the place where a p.FieldExplanation is not used inside of a div.Field? I don't see it right now."

![github_normalize3_fieldexp](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5445062/10667867/f4d06d34-78d9-11e5-8548-89dc34097baf.png)

The field explanation is normally always pointed at each field, but here it got like grouped for 2 elements which is confusing for the user in my eyes.


just missing the final : value, I'll put it in now


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same here


LGTM


same


yea i just wanted to get it up and running. agree that it should be part of only one run. will add in separate PR


I have my doubts about this. might be something rhel7 specific but i do not see this in fedora


The top margin here seems to much to me. The spacing between the title and the details seems too much.


The declared exception ObjectStreamException is not actually thrown by the method writeReplace() from type DocumentModelImpl


typo: bitsAnyClear


AAAHhhh! The nrel-bots are multiplying!  @nrel-bot-2 looks especially menacing. I'll have to be careful around him.


To be annoying: "recursive"


Is the data migration reversible?


ここはng-optionsがあればいらないはず


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awesome, excited to use this


I just wouldn't try to sneak anything past [Marvin](github.com/nrel-bot-3) when @kbenne wakes him up.


Сомнительное удобство, будет мешать делать работы в нескольких копиях машины.
```
Bringing machine 'default' up with 'virtualbox' provider...
==> default: Importing base box 'ubuntu/trusty64'...
==> default: Matching MAC address for NAT networking...
==> default: Checking if box 'ubuntu/trusty64' is up to date...
A VirtualBox machine with the name 'elk_test' already exists.
Please use another name or delete the machine with the existing
name, and try again.
```

ИМХО, очень редко приходится рассматривать виртуалки через VirtualBox GUI, по этому я бы так не фиксировал имя


直接使用　explode 就可以
我想你是為了適用之前的習慣....


@klokane I've spent some time looking to this and I'm not sure the problem exists where you suggest. The data structure you posted above is correct however the actual structure that lives within the response is missing any relation to the user type

```json
  "content": [
                        {
                          "element": "dataStructure",
                          "content": [
                            {
                              "element": "array"
                            }
                          ]
                        },
                        {
                          "element": "asset",
                          "meta": {
                            "classes": "messageBody"
                          },
                          "attributes": {
                            "contentType": "application/json"
                          },
                          "content": "[]"
                        }
                      ]
```

My changes in this branch render the JSON like so

```json
                      "content": [
                        {
                          "element": "dataStructure",
                          "content": [
                            {
                              "element": "array",
                              "meta": {
                                "id": "User"
                              }
                            }
                          ]
                        },
                        {
                          "element": "asset",
                          "meta": {
                            "classes": "messageBody"
                          },
                          "attributes": {
                            "contentType": "application/json"
                          },
                          "content": "[]"
                        }
                      ]
```

however I'm thinking now that the array element with id of User is invalid and it should actually be in the content of the array.

Could you or @pksunkara confirm that is a correct assumption?

The reason I think it is prior to the code you mentioned is because debugging through when the JSON is generated, their is no connection between user and the content array, and that connection seems necessary.

Thanks.


:+1: for documentation @fampinheiro ! Thank you


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I think the entire backtrace buffer has been wiped. So lets say I have a call chain of:

`main` calls `f` calls `g` calls `Map_check.getf` _then_ calls `h` calls `i`

Let's assume that the call to `getf` goes through the Some branch and this function does not throw an exception but an exception is raised in `i`. The backtrace will not include `f` or `g`.


@jqs7 is right, a bad timed SkipWait signal can mess with the flow of the job.

As @joeybloggs suggested the best solution would be locking the job. I'm introducing the issue and I'll try to fix it as soon as I can.


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Опечатка: `Kibana�`


Ideally, SendChat is not called until a proper world is set, since now chat messages can unexpectedly go to the default world.


in process.... He's a little sleepy.


@VoyagerOne
In the past ONE_PLY was set to 2, so half plies for extension/reductions was possible. Using * ONE_PLY takes care that code remains valid if we later switch back to another value, because of a successful idea with fractional plies.


well I should have said '"discovered by intrepid SCIFIO pioneer, Christian Dietz"'


right, ETower array must be initialized in the same way as  EMTow[] and EhadTow[]


ここで
cluster_data = []
data.forEach(function(d){
      if(d["cluster"] == $scope.query.cluster){
               cluster_data.push(d)
       }
})

とかやってselectで渡った値でデータを絞り込んだものをテンプレートに変数で渡すといいかも


This is also something that might not be needed. Not sure , but my policy does not seem to have it


Many thanks, Taariq! Fixed - 698c91747ff5185419326de0abe3045c8d332646 .


Ну если не поддерживает — průser. Хотя можно и копированием, вообще-то…


why did you make another file again? what is wrong with you.


ngResouceを使ったことないから、.jsファイルにして変数指定してよびだしてる


saw approval from alexmoore
at https://github.com/basho/riak_kv/commit/9b383d5da49f9883e3278c2ad8d136bff461c213


merging basho/riak_kv/bugfix/jrd/create-plan = 9b383d5d into borshop-integration-1236-bugfix/jrd/create-plan


basho/riak_kv/bugfix/jrd/create-plan = 9b383d5d merged ok, testing candidate = 54199140


セレクタは配列ないのもの全部がoptionになるから、["1_1_1", "1_1_2", ...]みたいな配列が必要


Ok! That is working fine now :)


I tried that but it wat treating the file as module, I will try to crack it though


oh my god Euan, do you even code


I'm a noob, why 5 here?


field -> $field


Should this be removed now?


isInFocus


It did crash on me, didn't have the time and energy to investigate further, so I just copied the same code that is in the (same) function above.

These chat prefixes are evil, I vote for removing them, and having them implemented in a plugin, optionally.


cherry picked to master https://github.com/gradle/gradle/commit/81024e422c3fec814bcdd626bbc56789b67fdcb9


LGTM.
I would add at least one paragraph to the commit message explaining how this device operates, though.


We need to remove ip address from DHCP request rule becouse reverse rule needs '0.0.0.0/0' CIDR. DHCP request goes to broadcast initially.


LGTM


left over debug code


don´t hard code please


shouldn't be 'Enter' (capitalized)?


DocumentModelImpl has a lot of warnings, including a potential NPE (https://doc.nuxeo.com/display/CORG/Coding+and+Design+Guidelines).


debug code, if you are not doing multithreaded stuff, often you can also use conditional breakpoints for this :)


Oh I see... then the laundering business is working harder than I thought it did!


Eagle eye @tjebbeke  thank you :+1:


We must remove this code I think.


"In these cases idle partitions can read and parse blocks of the file." => In these cases, throughput can be increased if instances of the partitioned operator can read and parse non-overlapping sets of file blocks.


more debug code, this should really not be committed...


@mine-cetinkaya-rundel are we using any other functions from the BHH package in `inference()`?


Semantically they are going to be the same (since the two resulting objects are going to be totally independent).
I would say `deepcopy`, because it will avoid calling a second time the DB. It should be much faster.


What about /usr/lib/systemd/system-generators?


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lol, was not expecting to find this here


remove parentheses


hm.


overall, LGTM. I would have added a paragraph about how this IP operates.

However, isn't this part of the board instead of the SoC ?
If yes, it doesn't belong into cpu/x86/.


Indeed since 30 looks quite a magic number you might want to make it configurable at command line (a bit like force_update flag).


Why do we need a minHeight since the height hasn't been changed?


This belongs into platform/galileo/, not cpu/x86/.


Hi, I need .jar where can find it? I mean fermflow.jar like command example commad


Remove it since chatToolbar doesn't exist anymore.


OK


"information about" => information (currently just the file path) about


legacy? or not?


I found the issue, the [locator here](https://github.com/isabelrios/gaia/commit/2560b5ccab18aa35fda2a7efd2205d4765a2006d#diff-690b1a6809c70256e5baad21bf901706R9) is not the right one. Once changed, the test passed, from my side


Sorry, but I believe this belongs into platform/galileo/, not cpu/x86/.


someone was just extremely prescient


I'm confident it will.


Implement the images in the css file as most of other images instead of embed it here. Also we had already the save icon in the stylesheet, no need to duplicate it.


Is this space necessary?


Guess so.


definitely legacy. I think it might be when @dannyroberts was playing around with [couchpulse](https://github.com/dannyroberts/couchpulse). I have no recollection if either ever made it to any released thing


DatatypeConverter is used a lot in Leshan, there is still some references to it especially in leshan.core
I do some research, I do not find any elegant solution.
So I suppose we should create an utility class where we can re-implements all the needed conversion method :/
I will move this code from master to another branch in which we are able to discuss about it.


It seems that this would overwrite any previous setting, as it's parsed last. So this seems to be safe and do what it advises.


You can actually reference `fos` here on out within the TWR block, no need to assign it to another reference.


Since the title of this section is "Hierarchy" (and the image below shows it), we should discuss the base class AbstractFileSplitter briefly describing what configurable properties it provides and what it expects of subclasses.


Are you sure it's 54% and not 55% or 53%? What happens if you resize the chat window? Does it continue consistent?


N.B. I'm not sure how these should work with "APP_CONFIG.external_plan_service_in_use" flag


Yep, this makes sense as well, although the use case had never occurred to me.


Conditional breakpoints, don't not why, works extremely slow in my eclipse. Sorry for the debugging code, i will remove them in my next commit today


Sure, I'll do this. Just for record I think I'll be needing an SR condition in the query too... I'll add a commit to use get_all_records_where.


Commit message nitpick: "booth" -> "both".


I do not know what the edx recommendations are, but I would not use the `"""` for in function comments, but a sequence of lines starting with `#`.

Anyway, this comment probably can be moved entirely inside the function doctoring. (I know I asked you to write the comment here, but probably if it is in the doctoring, is good enough with the following comments).


No, just tried different forks, but then ran out of time to investigate further.
I've tried it on our latest HypriotOS SD image (http://blog.hypriot.com) (Raspbian Jessie) and wanted to make it work with node 4.


Note that in bibtasklets, parameters are always passed as strings. So you should be ready e.g. to have a `,`-separated list of collections in one string, and to have e.g. `force_update` set to `"1"` or `"0"`. You should then cast this to the appropriate value (e.g. `bool(int(force_update))` to obtain the boolean interpretation).

Second general note: you should basically never initialize a function argument with a mutable type such as `list` or `dict`, because this might lead to memory leak and unexpected behaviors. See: http://docs.python-guide.org/en/latest/writing/gotchas/#mutable-default-arguments


Pretty good, I change that to None, I'm also renaming the file name to match with ansible configuration playbook


I approve, or just remove "-Werror" from makefile


Probao sam jos napraviti za add button da bude disable-an ako nista ne napisemo u Edit ali nisam uspio


Very nice workaround @Gerrrr!

Thank you!


I am worried about the high number of time losses on some machines in LTC.
Perhaps trying
int minThinkingTime =  std::max(Options["Minimum Thinking Time"], limits.time[us] / 80); // Does this work?
to impose a minimum minThinkingTime would give better results on slower machines.


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@vangheem I've updated my mockup an since this change, my TinyMCE-in-a-modal dialog buttons are broken ... coincidence or bug?


Just put into `/opt/invenio/lib/python/bibsched_tasklets/` and amend `bst_check4template()` to expect strings as arguments (and thus taking care of casting towards the intended value).


Hadley's logic is that you should:
* import only those functions that you need
* keep the documentation for that import with the function that actually uses it. So having `@import BHH2` in the `oilabs.R` file is not the preferred place for it, unless we are using it everywhere.


    Just for record I think I'll be needing an SR condition in the query too

Agreed, my mistake :horse:


Would be curious to know how you generated the cert files.


btw. broken means, if I open for example the image dialog in a TinyMCE in a modal and click insert/cancel, the whole modal is closed instead of inserting the image


Why would it need sigchld? There isn't a parent process in a dyntrans.


Actually to make it a bibtasklet you should use the `invenio.bibtask.write_message` function. In this way messages are properly logged.


Good catch, @jeff-phillips-18.  Pesky descenders.  Fixed in the [PR](https://github.com/patternfly/patternfly/pull/147/commits).


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По факту файла `/var/log/messages` в системе нет
```
$ sudo ls -1 /var/log/ | grep mess | wc -l
0
```


yes, I'm not sure. Have you updated since https://github.com/plone/mockup/commit/40fea4d01d61478999ef50aae083fd96b30226c6 ?

All tests are currently passing in CMFPlone.


In fact, we don't need this column in User table because we have is_active / is_admin...
 ALTER TABLE User DROP COLUMN access; seems to be the answer


Why `datei`? Is it German?


@igorid поэтому и спорный


@andytimes   我记得之前创建这个repo的目的是为了表白来着，不过已经不重要了...
最近都没什么时间碰电脑，只有周末看看能不能加个.io page


@jmcphers Could you code review this? I noticed when testing multi-session mode that if you opened e.g. 6 concurrent sessions in 6 browser tabs that subsequent http requests would block waiting for an available socket (because the user agent is already at the limit per domain as a result of our long polling event listener).

This change stops our event listener whenever the IDE becomes hidden (using the Page Visibility API) *however* we don't stop the listener if there are any satellite windows open. A further change could inspect the satellites to see whether they are visible but I thought that was overkill since they typically will be unless the user minimizes them.

@tareefk


Here you can simply do `if result:`.


The path that you provide to `asset_path` needs to be relative to the `_assets/img` directory, like this:

```
{% asset_path best-practices/orchestration-clusters/container-ecosystem.svg %}
```


What `tagiic` stands for?


yeah, that can be a problem, and I also use these work arounds. That's why I recognized them ;)

I try to avoid committing it, because it is just transient code. Nothing that should pollute the history.


That's going to wipe the whole tmp directory. In my case the `/tmp` directory holds temporary files from other processes, some are owned by another user which will cause an error. Could you please only remove the files that are created by the tests and remove them immediately after each test? Preferably also in cases where tests fail ;-).


c


cc


You do realize how badly this will mess things up, right?


cccc


exquisite @Carmer


good point


ccc


ccccc


openssl req -x509 -nodes -newkey rsa:2048 -keyout localhost.key -out localhost.crt

<You need to answer a whole bunch of questions, etc>

Then I used this to generate the one with the description included.

openssl x509 -in localhost.crt -text


mmm most prescient


是这样啊，其实，"玫瑰"要好于代码，除非妹子也是程序员。

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@tharunya i thought you released a new version of the reference application since you released a new version of ref metadata module


I need to ask Phil some questions on cipher suites and also putting scheme and port in the CN, which is checked by the client, at least in the Go lib.

/cc @philpennock


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"dependent on the hadoop fs api" => uses the hadoop filesystem API
Also, give an example of the path so the reader understands how the filesystem is inferred. This is actually confusing since it suggests that multiple file systems are usable here but it seems like it has to be HDFS.
"The instance .. path" --  Is this FileSystem object used for anything else other than the length of the file ? If not, suggest removing this sentence; if so, then describe what this object is used for.


Noted as #563


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_kv/builds/2592


There is a simpler method :smile:

```python
from invenio.bibtaskutils import ChunkedBibUpload

bibupload = ChunkedBibuUpload(mode='c', user='bst_check4template')
for xml in list_of_xmls:
    bibupload.add(xml)
```

This will automatically take care of preparing temporary file and scheduling bibupload. It will also do it in chunks of 500 records at a time (although in your case you already stop at 30). If you want to send in `delete` mode just set `mode="d"`


I create the branch https://github.com/eclipse/leshan/tree/datatypeconverter


Hi @klausbayrhammer,  I just noticed today that you had made commits to this feature.  This branch is looking great!   Should I merge this?


This stuff is way over my head. I take you as the authority here.


Yep


This message seems to have no value replacing `%s`.


yes ... just updated to HEAD and all buttons in TinyMCE in a modal close the modal ... going back to https://github.com/plone/mockup/commit/8929f378118a37830b87e6fb50f1a632745ac021 and it works like it should


Wrong terminal quote: `TimeBasedDirectoryScanner' => `TimeBasedDirectoryScanner`


@yggie This part bug me so much. What i want to do is essentially pull out the puts "Pick a position...& position = gets.chomp...to be separate methods for player and computer. I want the available_positions method to display available positions on def player/def computer prompt. At the same time, update the available_postions by deleting chosen positions. All that in a loop, until available_positions.empty? Can't seem to please the "scope" master :disappointed:


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put your name here please


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Just added a sentence to remind users of the code to cite the relevant paper


beech we need uber strings


I should really read that book at some point.  Once @mine-cetinkaya-rundel replies I'll roll back the changes and make sure to run R CMD CHECK before pushing package changes.


version (0.4.0)
on Safari 6.2.8 (Mountain Lion) is OK
on Safari 5.1.10 (Snow Leopard) -- looks like to unable resolve "version" from "config.welcome.version"
which always is 'undefined' and as result is execution code after line 33 each time


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您好，我在高通msm8916移植BCM4335蓝牙驱动，最后在加载固件时出现问题，能给我提供点建议吗？


You on coredev or something else? coredev is working for me.


Explain when/why a user would want to configure this.


This decorator exists in master (as its `commit_on_success` varient). I removed it in the first commit but later realized removing it results in test failures. There are some tests which check that a rollback occurs if `update_account_settings` raises any exception.


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Same explanation as above.


@masonellis95 Hey, where are the JPEG images being loaded? I'm just trying to find the declarations so I can see where the directions are being set and where the character movements are coming from.


Really sorry!!
Thanks!


Are you using the ``loadLinksWithinModal`` setting incorrectly?


What is donde


I can understand why you do this, but its not quite a login program in the traditional sense because systemd --user is not a login user in the traditional sense. I suspect that you might be able to scrape off some permissions by not using this interface. Whether that's worth the trouble is up to you. Just sayin'


There is a weird bug that the first enemies' don't touch you (you can see it if you don't move at all).


Wait, you forgot to retrieve those names! Did you bother to test this :wink:?


No empty space please. :)


@AmeliaMN Note that `mosaic` loads `dplyr` automatically, so this was not required.

Moreover, since both packages have a `do()` function, you have to be careful here. If you do

```
require(mosaic)
require(dplyr)
```
Then `do()` is going to be `dplyr::do()`. But we want `do()` to be `mosaic::do()` in this lab.


@hcliff


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'remote execution' as in XSS or something else?


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This change would be rather related to 600a9484.


Something else, there will be an announcement to the list once the release is out. It's undergoing final testing now.


If none of the calls enclosed in try throw InterruptedException then there's no need to test/catch it.


Is it worth using
```
xqnorm(c(0.025, 0.975))
```
here instead of just pulling 1.96 out of thin air? It might help later when we ask them to use a different confidence level.


oh, I think i know how to solve this problem


@Wild1145 Yes, that's why you enter them in chat, and not as a command. The event is easily cancelled and the original messaged wiped.


I think this problem comes from EbNo hasn't been normalized at the beginning.


Perhaps this line is relevant:
```
 self.options.loadLinksWithinModal = $.parseJSON(self.options.loadLinksWithinModal);
```

The mockup parser doesn't properly parse booleans, `false` becomes `'false'` which is a truthy value. So I added the `$.parseJSON` line above to convert something like '`false`' to `false`. Perhaps some code was dependent on that bug being present?


Fuck!  This commit was supposed to go on a separate branch, and result in a merge request... :/  Will revert...


fast-forwarding end-to-end/timeseries to borshop-integration-1236-bugfix/jrd/create-plan = 54199140


@jstirling91 this line was causing the wrap issue


Will these package versions still work on UWP?


Teraz nie można jeździć mapą na boki. Czy da się tak zrobić, że przy resize okna środkuje na ostatnio wybranej pozycji? I żeby można było jeździć na boki?


I use to do this and got yelled at by refpolicy maintainer for it. So let me pay that forward:

The ps_process_pattern() includes `allow ARG1 ARG2:process getattr;`
This is not ordinarily needed (its to get the security context of a specific process, and most processes could care less about that)

The ps_process_pattern is (mostly) for ps -Z usage

Instead you should *probably* do:
```
+########################################
+## <summary>
+##	Allow the domain to read svirt_sandbox_domain state files in /proc.
+## </summary>
+## <param name="domain">
+##	<summary>
+##	Domain allowed access.
+##	</summary>
+## </param>
+#
+interface(`virt_sandbox_read_state',`
+	gen_require(`
+		attribute svirt_sandbox_domain;
+	')
+
+	kernel_search_proc($1)
+	allow $1 svirt_sandbox_domain:file read_file_perms;
+	allow $1, svirt_sandbox_domain:dir list_dir_perms;
+	allow $1, svirt_sandbox_domain:lnk_file read_lnk_file_perms;
+')
```


Do not use the calling thread to launch the async operation, it will block until the message is in the write queue. To test parallel operations per second, you should use something like:

```csharp
aggregationTasks.Add(Task.Run(async () => rs = await _session.ExecuteAsync(stmt)));
```


- polskie znaki
- dopełniacz


Alfred Kapote <notifications@github.com> writes:

> Not True. By using lexical-let helm--make-initials-matcher returns a
> closure, the regex is computed only once every time the query changes.

Please see how lexical binding works in emacs, FYI helm is lexical
binded, so you can use let safely.
lexical-let is the old emacs lexical binding implementation that comes
from cl.el and is no more used.

--
Thierry
https://emacs-helm.github.io/helm/


Writing to the std output is a blocking operation. You should avoid it while measuring time.


A reader looking at this document would typically want to know how to add it to the DAG. So for each of these two operators, a paragraph or two describing what is expected of the upstream operator and how the downstream operators deal with the block metadata, maybe with short code fragments, would be enormously useful.


If there's a way of validating the install prior to publishing it to npm, I'm all for it.


"by default this operator is idempotent" => "by default FileSplitterInput is idempotent" (because here there is potential for the user to interpret 'this' to mean 'idempotentStorageManager' which is the immediately preceding noun).
Also briefly explain why a user should care, one way or the other, about idempotency (I know this is a more general concept that applies to all operators, but one or two sentences here -- as well as a pointer to another document that discusses idempotency in more detail if we have one -- would be helpful to the reader).


Estas dividiento size_t, el resultado es siempre un entero.
Va a ser 0 o 1 depende como se redondee, tendrías que castear un Float o Double.


You could use a semaphoreslim and `Task.WhenAll()`.


`file_mtime` attribute is related to an existing file for a store in FS.
I understand that we don't change it if the store file doesn't exist but it's implicit.
It can be moved out of `store.update()` probably but then we need to save a store one extra time.
Let's add some comment here for now.


Siempre que se pasa un vector por parametro, tambien se indica su largo.


datos nuevos?
Será vector_nuevo quizás


General question: Should we fire an error message to the system log when the default is set? In particular, if a user configures a value that is larger than the max. value, the user does not get any notification that a different value is used.


@VoyagerOne

Dear friend, please update your master. (Latest: 22 October.)


Te fuiste al pasto.


How `parse()` is used in export?


Is it worth having an early return here for the case that the window is still empty because of an empty data window?


Please commit such changes to the master branch, not staging. This package has *no* reverse dependencies, so there is no reason to use staging.


Hi !

In firefox the input file overflows and is arranged with the height: auto

The example is as follows :

![overflow_input_file_firefox](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14580377/10669440/a6572e0c-7895-11e5-93cc-0604a4c669d3.PNG)


@eyalbe4, yes our Artifactory URL is part of registry.search, eg:

```javascript
{
    "registry": {
        "search": [
            "https://<artifactory-host>/repository",
            "https://bower.herokuapp.com"
        ]
    },
	"resolvers": [
		"bower-art-resolver"
	]
}
```

If we configure it as the registry URL,

```javascript
{
    "registry": "https://<artifactory-host>/repository",
    "resolvers": [
        "bower-art-resolver"
    ]
}
```

then it works for packages in Artifactory, but fails for public packages.

It works if I put the Artifactory URL in both search and register, like this:

```javascript
{
    "registry": {
        "register": "https://<artifactory-host>/repository",
        "search": [
            "https://<artifactory-host>/repository",
            "https://bower.herokuapp.com"
        ]
    },
	"resolvers": [
		"bower-art-resolver"
	]
}
```


hash_iter como variable no existe.


Каких трехмерных фигур? Мне кажется, нужно перечислить, какие будут доступны, т.к. нужна наиболее полная постановка задачи


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not sure - but it was during export that this error triggered


Minor thing, but `Signature TileFunctor( …` seems to imply it might be talking about the constructor. How about `Signature tileFunctor( …` to clarify that it's `operator ()` we're talking about?


@lucasart: Because in the beginning of the search it takes certain amount of time to do initializations (clear tables, synchronize threads etc.).


You need to change the copy arguments in device_w7.mk (line 74-80).

    device/lge/w7/wifi/WCNSS_cfg.dat:system/etc/firmware/wlan/prima/WCNSS_cfg.dat \
    device/lge/w7/wifi/WCNSS_qcom_cfg.ini:system/etc/firmware/wlan/prima/WCNSS_qcom_cfg.ini \
    device/lge/w7/wifi/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin:system/etc/firmware/wlan/prima/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin \
    device/lge/w7/wifi/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin:system/etc/firmware/wlan/prima/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv_boot.bin
    device/lge/w7/wifi/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin:system/etc/wifi/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin \
    device/lge/w7/wifi/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv.bin:system/etc/wifi/WCNSS_qcom_wlan_nv_boot.bin \
    device/lge/w7/wifi/WCNSS_qcom_cfg.ini:system/etc/wifi/WCNSS_qcom_cfg.ini


All LevelElementAction related methods and fields in Player and NPC should be moved to the DynamicElement interface and implemented in the abstract super class of Player and NPC.
<organisation


改行


Hola


De acá en delante, ya no se que pensar o.o


Validating which install?


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параметр у метода хорошо бы сделать, чтобы можно было разные урлы отркывать


**Documentation - Nitpick**

You should add some description as to how to use the `init` CLI command, in the README file.


You can run `npm pack` to see what will be published.


We don't appear to be doing anything with this - I would expect us to be putting the correct tile origin in prior to calling the functor each time.


Toto logování mi rozbíjí moje Logy, používám taky tuhle třídu a logging.basicConfig funguje jen na první zavolání...


As above, except I'd expect the tile _and_ channel name to be set each time.


@lucasart: Time to initialize things and reach a reasonable depth (like 7) is pretty much constant.

If you have 500ms on the clock, it divided by 80 gives you around 6ms, which is probably not enough even to do initializations, search will go to depth 1, stop immediately and blunder badly.


Why do we set `store_revision` to `revision`? `revision` parameter has different purpose in this method. It can be confusing.


Probably you don't


второй параметр для выбора контакта не нужен
"удалить или изменить контакт в таком-то ряду"
получается колонки лишний параметр


Since `azure.vm_name` is already "martymcfly", you could use "clinteastwood" for `azure.storage_acct_name` to be more clear there doesn't have to be a relationship between the two.


I can change that. I should also specify there that it's expecting to find a type TileFunctor::Result, and that the tileFunctor should return said type.


Mention which of these come from the base class, maybe with a parenthetic note like "(from base class)"; it makes the commonality between the two classes clearer to the reader. You can then refer to this base class description in the parts below where you mention that some ports and properties of the second operator are the same as the first operator.


Yup - good call.


Yes, you are correct. Thanks!


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сделать проверку text на null


This fills up the logs quite a bit during long periods of inactivity. Consider dropping that message.


Ok.


@lucasart: Of course you will only observe this behaviour in sudden death games, because with increment you can always spend the increment time on move.


this shouldn't be needed if you are forcing a string key.


Have not been able to get these new updated instructions to work. Always says 'CocoaLumberjack/CocoaLumberjack.h' file not found. When included with ```#include <CocoaLumberjack/CocoaLumberjack.h>```


а тут точно (i - 1) % MAXLINE, а не (i - 1) % max ?


I was putting it in here because I had a feeling that the scoped context didn't continue across threads, so I needed to set it up again inside the thread to ensure that the functor would have access to a context.

Definitely should be putting the tileOrigin in there, though.


And here


Ya, I thought about defaulting to `0` but went with just not having a lower clamp.


Hi !

I Propose a menu sidebar right of the nav class.

It is the same system but bootstrap tabs located laterally.

For me it is an honor to work with something even a little.

Atte. Jhonny Vasquez !

![menu-right](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14580377/10669689/be4c9186-7896-11e5-958d-6befacb613c4.PNG)


I've just realised that `--overwrite` option for `update_stores` command is broken before this commit when conflict support was added.


Well, I wanted to save some memory, because api_version is not important for me at this point.
Anyway I can change to sol_http_param.


добавить проверку на null для text


test-output не заливаем


Here's a belated thank you for reporting this issue!  It should now be corrected.


From my understanding, `pootle_wins` should be set to `False` when `--overwrite` option is used in `update_stores`.


We currently do not have a way to know when the SIM card is inserted.  The hardware necessary (special SIM card holder and SIM DETECT I/O) is not available.


Осталось исправить отступы


delete reference from (Moteiro, 2011) at the end


I'm thinking we can drop promise polyfills altogether. @ben-eb @jonathantneal what do you think?


The user may not set the method using options and this is not a problem. It can be set later using the METHOD port. I will only fail if one uses the method option with an invalid method.


Bon, ça ne marche pas, mais je me rends compte qu'on peut faire les mêmes tests avec tox en local. Donc pas besoin de faire un push à chaque test.


I'm wondering if the RTL changes we made for the former Font Awesome version were actually necessary. So if we should change it again, e.g. for pull-right.


高中生送玫瑰总感觉怪怪的...
而且我也比较害羞...
加之我害怕失败...
更重要是我没有自信:sad:


Do these need to be listed out individually or can we get them all with `js/dependencies/*, js/dev/*`?


Sorry for that, but as I said in #632, our recommended and tested installation is via CocoaPods, not manual.


Dzięki za poprawki


Ну и первый раз numofel  тогда лучше тоже просить у пользователя.


LGMT


It's worth to have tests for this.


i added the revision parameter so that we can override the parsed header and load files that do not have the header


`"type bounds " +` instead of `"type bounds" +` maybe?


do we want to use pyopenssl for python3 as well?  I made that change in response to requests complaining about the ssl default implementation.  Does python3 have a better core implementation of ssl?


note: a semi-colon may or may not be neccessary after `console.log(e)` within the anonymous function declaration assigned to **transitionStart**...


Allowing time for channel to unblock results in somewhat more uniform behavior in multi-writer test case.


Możesz zmergowac?


> Donc pas besoin de faire un push à chaque test.

C'est bon, je viens de réduire le nombre de test de travis :stuck_out_tongue: (un seul à chaque push, au lieu de un à chaque push et à chaque commit de PR)


there are in translate/pootle_fs atm im reluctant to get into writing tests for pootle as there are so many tests required


No, this code snippet says "If it does not say `http` in the protocol use `http`, otherwise keep the protocol the same" this means that `https` and `http` match and stay the same but `file://` will not attempt to load facebook from `file://`.


After this commit, `def mergeErrorMsg` is no longer used and should be removed.


Walked through this, seems very reasonable. I'm not familiar enough with the details of event processing to know what will happen when we resume event polling via `server_.ensureEventListener();` -- I assume that the server's going to just queue the events until the client wakes up and begins consuming them again. Do we have a cap on the event queue? Seems like this might raise the chance that we'll exceed it (imagine e.g. you have a long-running R job that produces console output, and you leave it in an invisible tab for a couple of hours while you work in another session).


:clap:


Okay, just noticed it, than this was actually solved.


I can understand that, but using CocoaPods for one framework doesn't make sense. We use plenty of others, all with git submodules. This would be the odd-framework-out. Thanks for your prompt responses.


is that different from `this`?


@pixeltrix @samnang Thanks for your feedback -- I'll make that change real quick


data = JSON.parse(valueElement.val() || '{}')


The javadoc things got fixed, really nice to see:)


Agreed.


Ok, understood.


Why we don't update to the latest version of rails?
Your probably need '' '>= 4.2.4' '' that bundler updates rails, but I wouldn't include it in the Gemfile!


same here


Good to see you solved the PMD warnings.


@snowiow Um dir mal meine Liste zu zeigen (hab' lang gebraucht sie zu vervollständigen^^):
`-Wall -Wnon-virtual-dtor -Wshadow -Winit-self -Wredundant-decls -Wcast-align -Wundef -Wfloat-equal -Winline -Wunreachable-code -Wmissing-declarations -Wmissing-include-dirs -Wmain -Wzero-as-null-pointer-constant -Wextra -pedantic -Wfatal-errors -Wno-switch`


Should be String.prototype.replace of course.


Where do you use this?


DON'T FOR GET TO "GIT PUSH" !!
~*you can do this abby!*~


Thank you!


server_.ensureEventListener is currently called every time we make an RPC
request. It is also the mechanism by which we resume listening after a
suspend (which happens every minute in development mode). So I'm confident
that will work robustly.

In terms of queuing of events, there is no cap. This means we could in
theory run out of memory on the server but we're essentially already
exposed to this for users that close their browser during a long running
session.

On Thu, Oct 22, 2015 at 11:36 AM, Jonathan <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Walked through this, seems very reasonable. I'm not familiar enough with
> the details of event processing to know what will happen when we resume
> event polling via server_.ensureEventListener(); -- I assume that the
> server's going to just queue the events until the client wakes up and
> begins consuming them again. Do we have a cap on the event queue? Seems
> like this might raise the chance that we'll exceed it (imagine e.g. you
> have a long-running R job that produces console output, and you leave it in
> an invisible tab for a couple of hours while you work in another session).
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


@TrySound will you update?


Why do we need this gem?


yes, it's true. there are a lot of tests required. But if I don't make a mistake we with @julen decided to try to add tests always for new functionality.


Yep


Done in https://github.com/exoscale/tutorials/commit/cb1581709ebccc43c657fae885345ab8017c398f


写一个博客也是挺难的


This is quite a bit of duplicate code, the `isXlog` variables should carry over from before.

But I'm actually thinking whether we cannot simplify everything a bit. What I'm thinking is:
```matlab
isXlog = strcmp(get(meta.gca, 'XScale'), 'log');
isYlog = strcmp(get(meta.gca, 'YScale'), 'log');
isZlog = strcmp(get(meta.gca, 'ZScale'), 'log');

if isAxis3D(meta.gca)
    data  = [xData(:), yData(:), zData(:)];
    isLog = [isXlog, isYlog, isZlog];
else
    data  = [xData(:), yData(:)];
    isLog = [isXlog, isYlog];
end

% scale to visual coordinates
data(:, isLog) = log10(data(:, isLog));

% ... processing here ...

% scale back from visual coordinates
data(:, isLog) = 10.^(data(:, isLog));
```

That removes quite a bit of checks and redundant code.


This doesn't belong to updating rails!
Don't get me wrong, we can of course include web-console but this has nothing to do with this commit / PR!


Sollten mal neue Flags einführen um andere Flags zusammen zu fügen :P werd die später mal adden


@SachaG - any reason to add the order in the schema? just trying to understand the usage..


cf. https://github.com/rieck/sally/blob/master/src/input/input_arc.c#L100


This does not belong to this commit / PR, does it?


are there other situations where it's acceptable to be `nil`? just want to be sure this isn't a behavior we should always expect, in which case it should be `nonnull` and/or asserted in the method itself


someone killed an end here?


Is this from `` rubocop --auto `` ?


do we need to keep this commented-out code?


Это все к тому, что методу setUserInfoDirectory не место в интерфейсе


haha, disregard my previous comment :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:


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Why do we need this file?


clang++


Hey try fixing the version number to `1.4.2`- I think we should start doing this for all the others as well.


Ja, ein einfaches `-W` dass das erledigt wäre schön...


Wouldn't be valid to check if mdata->method is invalid at beginning of this function ? it's possible.


the comments were hard to translate though, the feelings you get from the language is hard to convey


hm. . . can you elaborate on why this is necessary? why wouldn't we skip adding them instead of removing them after the fact?


Why have you removed ``  if File.exist?(ENV['BUNDLE_GEMFILE']) ``


Should we set `BurstReplicas = 250`, since daemonset may create ***and*** delete pods? Or keep it 500, but begin to delete until all the creation finished?


Encouraging on both fronts. I'll keep an eye out for any trouble as I finish up the collab work (the testing of which involves a lot of tabbed multi-sessions!).


This says 'input' now but the actual function parameter name is still 's'.


Committing my new file


@cbodley Even as a fatal error we should catch it and not crash. It'd be nice to be able to have a running rgw catch the config even if it was started before the realm was created, but we need to have a better understanding and to do some thinking on how such a thing could work.


Je pense avoir trouvé... (test en cours sur travis: je n'ai pas regardé comment utiliser tox...)


Credit to Glenn for helping me wrap my head around pointers and memory management.


The waterfall function forces the async functions to be done almost procedurally... but I guess for the purposes of this API it is "fine".


when is root_directory empty?


This commit improves running time of tests by more than 80%. The downside is that now if one want to add a new suite which uses the database one has to make sbt ignore it (@DoNotDiscover) and then add it to the definition of the DatabaseTesters class. But this makes tests smaller and more efficient.


See https://github.com/mozilla-b2g/gaia/blob/master/apps/sms/views/conversation/js/attachment_renderer.js#L73-L74 (landed recently as part of the RTL work)

We used `document.lang` and `document.dir`. I realize now that `document.lang` does not work (so maybe you can change there too?) but `document.dir` does (but I don't know how standard this is).

I'd like these 2 pieces of code to be at least consistent and I'll totally trust your judgment about the right code to use :) so pick the code you want


small nit


Internally `channelData()` constructs a temporary context and sets the channelName and tileOrigin within it. If the `parallelProcessTiles()` has done this already (see previous comments), then we should jut be calling `imagePlug()->channelDataPlug()->getValue()` here instead.


My initial feeling is to keep it at ```500``` (assuming it's the proper number) and let both create and delete use it as needed rather than trying to modify it based on kind of usage.


I had updated the release notes for 015.7 (FYI: my current way of keeping track is to first update the current release notes, and when we do the release, port that into the wiki.)


perdu


+2 for this commit


`max_extra_slots`? I don't think that's what you want..


defaults can actually be null and in the code below is assingned to RouteValueDictionary.Empty if so.


already set in base class, so just remove it (same for the next line)


I'm pretty sure I remember IntelliJ also offering to look for occurrences in strings and refactoring those (wouldn't be surprised if Eclipse can do that, too). So while it's somewhat of a concern, I don't think it's that pressing.

I'm assuming you'd suggest something like this then?
```
@Callback
def f(ctx: Context, args: Arguments): Array[AnyRef] = {
  ctx.applyCost(...) // may throw LimitReachedException

  // usual stuff
}
```

I don't know; I kinda like the more explicit distinction between direct and synchronized methods as it is now. But I might change my mind, we'll see :P


> load files

do you mean import them?


I used provided info from `https://rubygems.org/gems/rails`
Any other suggestion on how I should proceed is welcomed.


`max_extra_slots` again


@Rabyss: awesome job!
Can you add a page on the wiki with this information? Just to make sure we don't forget ;)


should not be here !!!!


:+1:

I like it a lot, i actually just copied the code without thinking too much


Realloc no, Alloc a un vector nuevo.


The strings like 'error.general' end up getting appended to initial strings depending on where the request is called from, and end up as localizable strings like `DG.Authorization.loginPane.error.general` or `DG.AppController.copyDocument.error.general`. This change just allows the document server to return a more specific error message than just the general error indicated by http response status (eg a 403 response with `error.duplicate` to indicate that the request failed because it would overwrite something).


@Pottus I'm pretty sure I misunderstood. I thought the extended functions were supposed to return the ColAndreas ID, as in the ID stored if `add` was true in `CA_CreateObject`. It seems to be returning the model.


in Rails 4.2, *respond_with* and the class-level *respond_to* methods have been extracted to the **responders** gem. Because we are using these methods into our code, I added the gem to Gemfile.


saw approval from javajolt
at https://github.com/basho/riak_core/commit/84ee713705a43cad57131cf8ef039b49196a0d0d


merging basho/riak_core/deps/jv/update-develop-dependencies = 84ee7137 into borshop-integration-791-deps/jv/update-develop-dependencies


basho/riak_core/deps/jv/update-develop-dependencies = 84ee7137 merged ok, testing candidate = e86aaa62


Do we need this include here?


please revert and use MDC context


Add [MaxLenght] in each string in data base models


Should imagePlug be const?


Then don't commit it? :)


As before, we should be able to simply call `imagePlug()->channelDataPlug()->getValue()` here.


No it can't, it'll break any table which uses the column freeze. This limits the width of the static column which is useful for smaller screen sizes. Try adding a word-wrap: break-word;


Francois, could you use the \fb command again when you make changes to the text? It's so much easier to keep track of what's new in the write up. Thanks!  hh


I added this check to sol_http_client_request()


the same method could be used for sally, runtime might be better due to no usage of malloc anymore..


Makes sense!


sort of - importing them from vcs using pootle_fs


pls use MDC context


Typically these additions would be better suited to your global .gitignore, not the project's gitignore. But they don't exactly do any harm here either. See https://help.github.com/articles/ignoring-files/ for the command to set a global ignore file.


` [Required] ` it's not needed here (it needed only in nullable data types)


Should this be called `processTiles()` rather than `traverseTiles()`, to match the naming in ImageAlgo? I guess the `traverse` comes from `GafferSceneTest::traverseScene()`, but there the name matches the equivalent functions in SceneAlgo, and "traverse" seems more fitting of the recursion through the scene graph than it does the iteration over all the tiles.


@hennevogel do we want to upgrade to the latest rails version?


@pixeltrix @samnang Found it. One of the tests (`test/generators/plugin_generator_test.rb`) fails because `Rails.application` is not set. Thoughts on this?

```ruby
def id_kind
  return unless Rails.application.try(:config)
  kind = Rails.application.config.active_record.primary_key
  ", id: :#{kind}" if kind
end
```


ok I create a PR for this : https://github.com/eclipse/leshan/pull/42


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Isso que vc quer dizer? https://github.com/euharrison/dozero/commit/ff03c01726761555807c07febaa2a79d2ad377cd


yes, we are also missing this symbol. But adding this results in fatal crash in rild, so I'm trying to build rild from source instead of using the old jelly bean one.


Nitpick: indentation is off.


Added ` [Range] ` with min length 0


Is this the reason for #288?


Could you send a PR \ file a bug for this?


Harrison = Harri + son = Filho do Harry


bool is not nullable type, so ` [Range] ` it's not need here also


Would it also be possible to not show the tabs if there is only 1 ?


This is specific to rhel7-branch, yeah?  Is there an open bug for this?  In general, we can't really do things in rhel7-branch without an associated bug that makes its way through the process.


I realise this namespacing has come from the equivalent in SceneTest::traverseScene, but let's use an anonymous namespace instead, since we don't actually need the symbols to be visible outside this file. The Detail namespace is for private symbols that we can't avoid exposing (like the contents of ImageAlgo.inl).


Also a change is this:
```The TagAssertions module (containing methods such as assert_tag), has been deprecated in favor of the assert_select methods from the SelectorAssertions module, which has been extracted into the rails-dom-testing gem.```
I added just in case tho, I will delete it if team consider we don't need it.


What's the motivation for this?  User applications run on 8080, devappserver should be trying to connect to them there (to the extent that it needs to connect to them at all, because it doesn't look like console proxying is currently working)


first line is expected value, second is input value.


Thanks!  I did not test with complex numbers enabled, so it's great that you have some builds which cover that.


@zeropv это уже лишнее. Во-первых, ты можешь задать ширину  тегу `hr`, во-вторых, преподаватель настаивает чтобы вы не использовали тег `hr`. Попробуй сделать border-ом


"...in the participant list" (for meetings it's not a page)


pls remove this file, wired Auditing objects should be provided by the end user


hmm… doesn’t look like the `loop` `end`s anywhere, was it a syntax error?


With regards to the branch I mentioned, The idea was to have a single tx input area (same place as origin) and using the `options.getValue` handler to get the value desired by the user for the current tx.


We **definitely** don't want to pass the token in here.


ok :)


The code is no longer asynchronous.


Sorry if my comment wasn't clear. Yes, we do want to construct the context just as you are doing (and your assumption regarding scoping and threads is spot on), but we also need to fill in the appropriate tile origin each iteration of the loop.


My installation on FreeBSD 10.0 has no error, only warnings lol
If FreeBSD does have `readline` module, maybe we could remove it?


we should bring in the exit code of the previous run, doing that...


Why do you have your `dependencies` object in a `directories` object?
Your `package.json` was not valid on my machine.


What's the reason this was needed? It seems a bit unrelated to the rest of this commit...


有時 here 是 "拿去" 的意思，因為沒情境，目前無法判斷，我先標注一下。


write named query directly over the method or in orm.xml file?


Ups! Inherited code from squashing. I will remove it.


` ErrorMessage ` will not be visualized anywhere. Use ` ErrorMessage ` in input models


should be at the same location as in the model (i.e. after `registration_limit`)


Looks good to me. r+


Tradução


Hi @deepu105 that's really bad news!!!!!

And as I don't have a Windows machine I can't test this -> it looks like the filename with a "." doesn't work on windows, as it doesn't understand the ".".

We could try to use the "~" (I guess it's the user's home directory), but I also can't check that, and I'd really like to avoid it: it's much better to use the "target/" directory, like we do with Elasticsearch, as it's contained inside the app folder and can be cleaned up with "mvn clean".

So:

- Could you open up a specific ticket for this, with the 2.23.0 milestone?
- Can you spend time to test? I will have a look on Stackoverflow, but as I can't test that's quite limited
- I guess we will be back to the "in-memory" version as default, if we don't solve this.


rails update


Can you update this to echo 0x0b > /sys/class/amhdmitx/amhdmitx0/cec_config
So we can have cec enabled by default and passby the issue some users are reporting but at least have it running out of the box ?


Oh Gente eu quis dizer Modificação da maquina de estados


It makes sense that the configs are a bit different given that you are using OpenSSL and we are using Java keystores and truststores. I thought it would be interesting to compare with Netty's configuration (since it also supports OpenSSL):

http://netty.io/4.0/api/io/netty/handler/ssl/SslContextBuilder.html#forServer(java.io.File,%20java.io.File,%20java.lang.String)


Could we also reimplement `ImagePlug::imageHash()` using `parallelGatherTiles()` and add a test case to demonstrate that it is stable across multiple calls? That would be a great performance improvement but also a really simple way of demonstrating the ordering working in a unit test, before we move onto the more complex stuff in ImageWriter.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_core/builds/1791


@tq5124 you should have ignored `.idea`


**Code Quality - Critical**
You should leave a single space after the colon in literal Object key-value definition.


這邊也是，可能 拿去 拿著 比較順


Ça fait beaucoup de _load_, non ?


That test that should be fixed.


Great idea! Working on that now.


Could we sprinkle a couple of uses of this into the existing unit tests so we get some coverage? Ideally in a spot where we're already using `ImagePlug::image()` to exercise a (fixed) bug - those are the spots where we'd want to be using this method instead.


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Even when i put in end to close loop, I get this error: stack level too deep (SystemStackError). My main concern is the logic behind available_positions. You can comment out player_move, it's not needed atm, not until available_positions works.


Why didn't you use the `SeedITRunner` ? If it's to add a module, you can annotated it with `@ITBind`


Sure.

Should we even be passing channelName and tileOrigin into the functor, if they're in the context?


I'm way out of my depth here, but I noticed that the script behaves well if the release is 12.04, 14.04, 15.04, or 15.10.  It looks like if the release doesn't match one of those four versions then the script will fall out silently and not do anything.  Maybe that's the correct behavior.  But consider putting an `exit 0` at the bottom of each of the `apt-get` sections and putting some error message (possibly "Unsupported ubuntu version"?) with an `exit 1` at the very bottom of the script.


se revisa el no contenido del header "X-Nokia-msisdn"


Will do


獸類和動物的 it 建議用牠


header vacio


Merge


rails update.... should I add it back?


ok… I think I just saw your problem… stack level too deep usually means you are calling a method within a method that again calls itself, so you end up with this never ending self calling method-thing… I see that your `def` of `available_positions` has `available_positions` inside it multiple times, and this will go on forever. Did you mean to do this?


either additional context xml file with queries or .property file as option


Sure - can certainly rename it. I was going for keeping the convention from GafferSceneTest, as we are traversing the tiles, but also processing...


is this fixes the audio noise issue ?


And think about simplifying your queries


I think we should also have a `getObjectId()` method in order to be able to check if a particular factory is actually suitable for creating objects of a given type, e.g. we want to check something like this:

    LwM2mInstanceEnablerFactory factory = new MyDeviceObjectFactory();
    // check if factory can be used to create LWM2M Device objects
    if (factory.getObjectId() == 3) {
       // all is well
       LwM2mInstanceEnabler deviceInstance = factory.create();
    } else {
       throw new IllegalArgumentException("Factory is not suitable for creating Device instances");
    }

This kind of check should then be used in `ObjectInitializer.setFactoryForObject()` to validate consistency of the given arguments.


@andyjansson It's synchronous code. Just wrapped in promise. Am I right?


Could you add a `\todo` comment saying that we shouldn't need to do this, and can remove it when #887 is taken care of?


**Code Quality - Critical**

You should leave a single whitespace after a closing bracket and an open brace.


This does exactly what I was looking for... thx


You can tell if a thread is stopped by calling `SuspendThread` and checking the returned value. (You'd need to call `ResumeThread` after doing that, of course.)

That doesn't give you the stop reason, though, so it's not too useful for ds2. =\


I think baylej will leave the implementation of that to the individual users... You can always traverse the map and copy the data to whatever structure you already have.


oups


Tak to se omlouvam, presunul jsem to v d0de603293557671732fb9996d861dcf37880dd3 pouze do model_editoru.

Puvodne jsem myslel, ze bychom logovani mohli pouzit globalne ve vsech kontextech, proto jsem to dal do configu. Pokud se rozhodneme to tak udelat, tak to zase muzeme presunout.


@euharrison :+1:


@euharrison: isso mesmo!


**Code Quality - Critical**

You use return in loops only when you need to break out of the loop.
With your current implementation, the loop will run just once.
I assume that's not your intention here.


@Gerrrr One question: Do we need to reset this somehow? Does it affect other tests?


When was this hit?


As per previous comments.


it looks like a copy/paste, could you factorize this ?


- другое дело, выглядит умело :) модуль - аж, смотреть приятно :)
- ты хитро все обставил с возвращением функций :+1:  не знаю было ли так задумано или нет, но когда главный код вызывает create() второй и более раз, то все локальные переменные модуля не пересоздаются. это значит, что они общие для всех модулей. я не уверен, что ты так и задумывал (хотя по коду видно, что подгонял чтобы этой проблемы не было :) понимаешь о чем я? но это вопрос философский. нужно ли для каждого модуля делать свою инкапсуляцию всего внутреннего контекста. мне кажется, что нужно так как рано или позно это приведет к ошибкам общих переменных. по сути ты заменил одно большое замыкание на много маленьких.
- по комментам: есть хорошая тулза для комментов, JSDoc называется. почитай про неё.
- в остальном притензий не имею. отличная рабта :+1:


@punit121 LGTM. If it doesn't work on the server, I will let you know.


Not familiar with this, but if you pass token via params it'll be visible on open to mutation by end-users.  If it's sensitive, you can encrypt it, and persist the encrypted version (as a quick example, in the session) - then on the other end de-crypt it etc.  Alternatively, you can base64 encode/hash but that won't be secure in anyway.

@alexstoick do correct if my suggestions are off!


Long ago, audio params used to have a max and min attribute to go along with the value attribute.  These were ripped out because no one was actually using them for anything.

So now we are essentially adding this back in, except that the max and min values are now implicit and not user selectable.

Is this what we really want? (I actually prefer some kind of introspection so I can just query the AudioParam for the max and min.  Easier than looking it up in the spec, and guaranteed to be correct for the implementation.)


Promises can execute in parallel. This cannot.


Assert that `state.pc()%2==0`?


That's not ideal AFAICT, because it might fail for multiple reasons.

Shouldn't be a problem here but we might as well avoid it.

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Looks like `document.dir` is part of https://html.spec.whatwg.org/multipage/dom.html#the-dir-attribute:dom-dir, so far only implemented in Firefox and IE. By definition, it returns the same thing as `document.documentElement.getAttribute('dir');`.  I'll use the latter to keep things consistent.  I'll change the code in attachement_renderer.  Thanks for the pointer!


When calling mmap(2) with bad arguments.

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In this code, you're inserting the code before the `ThumbPrepareMmapCode` call. On lines 321-5, you're inserting it after the `ThumbPrepareMmapCode` call. Intentional?


Should be a val.


ud-x, rc-x is too complicated, maybe like this?

``` shell
-x UCX_TLS=rc:x,ud:x
```


Nope, this was just a note on the syntax. You don't have to explicitly pull out the element from the tuple.


java.Lang s'importa sempre crec


I don't see where this code is used in your branch.


Opened #22033


Hey?! Why did you remove my comment? — It wasn't vulgar or offensive.
I only asked why you've copied another pull request's content and push it as yours own.


> You should only be able to change your password if you've been redirected from the special email link.

Fixed

> a different variable to store information about the user who's password is being reset.

Fixed


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-791-deps/jv/update-develop-dependencies = e86aaa62


I'm not sure this is useful.
The idea is to create a factory by kind of object. `ObjectInitializer.setFactoryForObject()` take the Id of the object for which we link the factory.


commented stuff here


It works. Perfect!


also here


@caxy4 - Does this handle https sites? I see http but I'm not sure if Drupal is smart enough to automatically swap it to https on secure sites.

Also, you can just stick this base_url code right into the `settings_additions.php` file, since that gets copied into `settings.php` by this script


success!!!!!!


Could we use `out->spec()` internally rather than pass spec in separately? The argument list feels a bit unwieldy anyway and it seems like it would be a mistake to pass a different spec?


**Code Quality - Critical**

Missing semicolon.
Same applies to line _162_.


@scottschurr Fixed, thanks.


This can use the helper now - or is that yak in the future?


Remember to use the min.css versions in the future ;)


sorry, I mixed up `update` and `update_units` methods. But can you tell where a value `revision` for overriding is taken from usually?


Code is synchronous :\


It's in the other PR; I think that helper came in another branch but before this commit :dizzy_face:


Also I don't really understand the use of the bitmap. I guess it refers to the underlying group where the elements are from, however this is not at all implemented. Also one could implement the whole class Set as a template, to make it independent of the type (in this case EW). Also in the constructor is no check whether an element is already in the set.
Therefore I reimplemented the class the way I want it to be like.


+1
btw setInputTransformation is also missing


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r+wc :sparkles:


I like that. New commit reflects the change.


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Interesting, I thought `Future` would be enough (`Promise` is the imperative counterpart), but I may have missed some detail. I'll try to give it a more detailed look.


>> You don't have to use lexical-let.
> Yes, I do. By using lexical-let helm--make-initials-matcher returns a closure
> Please see how lexical binding works in emacs, FYI helm is lexical binded,

No need, I understand it perfectly well.

You just didn't mention helm turns on `-*- lexical-binding: t -*-`, I understood you to mean there's no need
for lexical binding. Easily fixed.


Apt?  Ew


don't know why this line was changed


throughout the year?


Ok cool - that's easily fixed after this lands.


Oil Capital..hmm


Heavy rains at times


`uint8_t` would be the correct data type here, since `IC_RXFLR` is 5 bits only


- учитывая, что текущая версия очень похожа на нативную, то не буду тут повторяться. буквально пару замечаний.
- повторяющиеся значения (константы), нужно выносить вверх модуля. например класс has-error, btn-danger, item-group и так далее. это делается для того, чтобы поменяв в одном месте, менялось везде и не нужно было "подкручивать" проект в разных местах. это же касается чисел, строк и так далее...
- в случае jQurty rootEl было бы удовнее задавать в виде query. не всем пользователям захочется выставлять везде id. можно и по классу искать ;)
- ~var parent = self.parentNode.parentNode;
            parent.parentNode.removeChild(parent);~


The changes now look good and ready for mege


The code is synchronous.


ditto


Could we make this just be a straight copy rather than a reference? It'll hardly cost a thing (certainly compared to the copy of the strings we're doing for m_channelNames), and it's preferable not to make the reader think about variable lifetimes unless there's actually some purpose behind it.


Fix this bug


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Ergh, I just got the same SIGSEGV from rild after adding this symbol. I seems to be much serious problem, than it looked at first.


Non breaking space between cloud and 7 too…


Hey @laurenbrandstein,
Thanks for reaching out and for bringing up this issue with the permissions. I'm trying to reach back into my memory banks as to why this was removed, and I honestly can't remember. You can go ahead and and add it back in. I can test it on my end to see if it should get put back in.


Is this really the right way to sense rh-derived?  Rly?


**Code Oragnisation - Awesome**

Your code organisation is pristine, the files and directories have pertinent names and content.
Good job.


This is fix and ready to merge


Can we use `ImagePlug::blackTile()` instead?


J'ai réussi. Laisse moi faire un push


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good


In Cortex/Gaffer, a `get*()` method is always accompanied by a `set*()` method - they're always for accessing some internal property. Let's just rename this to `outTileIndex()`, and make it private. Same goes for the others...


Przykład użycia:
1.Szyfrowanie
encryption *en;
	try
	{
		en = new encryption(sciezka_do_pliku_szyfrowanego);
		en->encrypt();
	}
	catch (string ex)
	{
		cout << ex;
	}

2.Deszyfrowanie
encryption *en;
	try
	{
		en = new encryption(sciezka_do_pliku_zaszyfrowanego);
		en->decrypt(sciezka_do_pliku_z_kluczem);
	}
	catch (string ex)
	{
		cout << ex;
	}


are you all aware that "single-transition" is also a conflict with Compass mixins? http://compass-style.org/reference/compass/css3/transition/


Is there one for `F77`?


There is a small spelling mistake on "seperate"


Потому что дампится весь объект целиком. Такая конструкция используется только для чтения


add code to display location on the map


Comment needs an update if `FC` is the only thing here -- what about `F77`?


Fixed, in that now the originally logged in user gets logged out, and the reset fields still act on the post redirect owner.


**Test Coverage - Awesome**

Your tests are pristine. Good job.


Thanks for this input @rschick.
We will soon provide an update.


When I tested this feature, I had to use the following:
card.services('helpdesk').request('work:update', 2, 1, {rate: 85})
NOTE: 2 is the TICKET_ID and 1 is the WORK ENTRY ID.


Can't you load this from an external fixture file?


엥?! 이분 최소 minimum ㅋㅋㅋㅋ


We really just need sets of EWs
The bitmap represents which element are in the set (1) and which ones are not (0).
The advantage is, that merging and intersection are very performant, because it is just a logical and and or. I had to use the template of the size, because the bitmap need this, its a little ugly for the height performace.
The set you implemented, already exists in the stl.


Made a style for NPP users who are using the "Obsidian" theme.


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> Is it possible to have the above block of code in a function and used from both virt_install and novirt_install?

yes, that's my eventual plan. lmc needs some re-factoring so I decided to get these features working, then focus on cleaning up everything that's gotten a bit messy in a future patchset.


I think we need to update this to also include the ticket_id parameter as well.


I tried it on a quick insert job and it does go faster (27K/s vs. 22K/s) but it sort of ruins the point of having an `ExecuteAsync()` method if you have to run the call asynchronously anyway. A user of the library would take for granted that a method called "SomethingAsync()" returns immediately and I'm afraid the current behavior is error prone.


Tried it, not much impact on performance.


Better remove this.


판사님 내일 발표 준비중입니다 ㅋㅋㅋ


:joy::joy::joy:


Hi cloudnautique,

Thanks for upgrading elasticsearch and other components.

I am new to github and not sure if this is the right place to get in touch... I tried to use version 0.3.1 but the data volumes are not starting as required. Can you please check?

Isn't it getting complicated by adding more number of containers/Sidekicks for each elastic node? Are there any advantages with this approach of having different sidekick for data volumes?

The logstash branch/version 0.20 also has some issues stating no config files found at /etc/logstash/*
Can you please check?

Thanks
Praveen


This function name is already taken by the almost-the-same function above. How about we just remove the new copy and put the traverseTiles() call alongside the image() call in the original? Or is this particular combo of nodes specific to reproducing a particular problem you encountered?


Once every 10K is not much, but I ran the benchmark without it to make sure and I did not see any impact.


오 맙소사... 내일 센터 가면 형 만날 수 있는 부분입니깡?


@JeromSar I assumed as much, however upon skim reading the code I couldnt see anywhere that the event was actually cancelled so was unsure if that had been implemented in this commit or not.


Should we push this upstream? This is not a `mosaic` thing...


"@NamedQuery not aplicable for method" when i added namedquery anotation.
2-nd problem - i can't understand where i should give reference to my orm.xml file with my query.


Nope :smile:

ImagePlug::blackTile is just for one channel, and this one needs to be for all channels together.

Also, there's a possibility that code in ImageWriter::execute() could be made to set a different tile size in the output image from ImagePlug::tileSize(), and this one respects m_spec's tile_width and tile_height.


> Need to prevent users accessing edit/update unless they've been signed in by a token

Fixed


Oops - I missed the function above. Will definitely do that.


forgot to find a word for that- this line needs to be changed too


Is this different from `out->spec()->channelNames()`? If not, let's not provide the opportunity to get the two out of sync.


What do you think about narrowing it only for messages? We don't care about language in terms of scripts, styles or templates.

@macbre and @hakubo you guys might also want to take a look or discuss it with us. Be our guests! :japanese_ogre:


This looks great, good work! I am merging this


yeah, "conclicts" was a typo (not sure why mksrcinfo never pointed it out to me...)
Originally the tint3 vs tint3-git was a thing when the AUR was switching over, and yaourt was sourcing from both. Eventually I'll get around to setting up proper releases so that the -git suffix wont be necessary, but until then I'm probably not going to change the name (I would rather no lose it)


Test comments :sparkles:


Because we want to be able to review your changes and make sure they don't break anything before we integrate them.


How can I get these fixes into my installed QGIS? (I'm using Mac OS 10.10.5 and QGIS 2.10 "Pisa".)


:+1:  Although I think that maybe "reactionApps" would be more appropriate. I think this is ok though (and they are similar enough functionality). Did you consider using 'reactionApps'?


Même analyse que toi.

https://github.com/patacrep/patacrep/pull/120#issuecomment-150269653

Mais il fallait se placer dans le bon répertoire https://github.com/patacrep/patacrep/commit/2107200e260cf7100b7e9c534e93d2db899d0b33#diff-21aaff2cb9c13009f75843d6db00dc97R77


OK, just reviewed this. Will try to explain further the changes needed, it's a bit complicated so here goes:

1. All tabindex attributes should be added in via JavaScript, not by the PHP.
2. The `a` links in the tabs should all have `tabindex="-1"` on them.
3. The active tab `li` should have a `tabindex="0"` on it, then the other `li` (inactive) should have `tabindex="-1" on them.
4. The user uses the 'tab' key to navigate into the tab switcher list, then from there they use arrow keys to move between the tabs. If they press the 'tab' key itself again they move out of the tab list and continue moving through the page as normal.
5. When the active `li` changes, the previously active one should receive `tabindex="-1"` and the new active tab should receive `tabindex="0"`.

This can be better visualised by going to the jQuery UI Tabs demo on my framework (http://testing3.designhive.com/#ui-doc-jquery-ui--tabs) and using the browser inspector on it. Then note how the attributes change as you move through those 3 tabs with arrow keys.

If you can, maybe use jQuery UI's Tab scripting (vertical tabs https://jqueryui.com/tabs/#vertical) for this, then that'll all be done for you (though I may need to style it up afterwards).

The dropdown navigation menu in Hive also follows this idea (using Bootstrap's menu JavaScript, which is also ARIA compliant).


:heart:


not needed


@chandler14362  damn your an asshole


Exactly :-) And nobody prevents me from passing in a Factory that creates a totally different type of object than the one indicated by the first argument... It's just for checking that the factory passed in is actually creating the correct type of objects. I also think that it is a good thing in general to be able to determine what type of objects a Factory actually produces, isn't it?


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oops! I'll squash that out right now.


don't check for is_scheduled. It's a perfectly valid use case to not open public registrations but add people manually and then show a participant list


yeah, there's a chance that the prebuilt rild won't work anymore. So I'm building both rild and libril from source to see if it works.


Please do single quotes by default. See Option A: https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide#consistent-string-literals

Also, please run ./bin/rubocop before commits until I set up CircleCI runs on commits (which I'll do soon!). Unfortunately, though Rubocop can't yet find errors in erb.


Also solves Issue #3 .


why not `{% set %}` it instead of building the dict twice?


:+1:
and I do not think we need these below test in development.


@mgracer48 and you suck at coding so theres that. ;)


Hi @dedene this looks great!
If you are happy to do a PR we can test this and merge it :)


I think it's worth passing them still, for a few reasons :

- It's reasonable to assume the functor will need them for something
- We have them already, and there's a cost to getting them out of the context
- It makes the API more self documenting - "your functor will be called with variations in these variables"


I think it makes more sense to query the registrants directly (and sort by name by default) and then pass the list of registrations to the template.

    Registration.find(~Registration.is_deleted, Registration.registration_form_id.in_(x.id for x in regforms)).order_by(db.func.lower(Registration.first_name), db.func.lower(Registration.last_name)).all()


玫瑰只是比喻，其实说的是任何女生都不会拒绝的东西啦。

好像喜欢写程序的人都这样，我也是挺内向的，不过，你应该明白很多东西不用言语表达也是可以的，
但是心意得传达到；

喜欢的话，就多关心那个女生，帮助学习，帮忙打扫卫生之类。你对那个女生好，她不可能不明白你的心意。
不过，做这些的前提，是只能是同学间的关心，不要做多余的，不要让别人尴尬。

最最重要的一点，不要影响学业。高三，是很重要的，作为高中最重要的时刻，最好不要花太多心思在其他方面，
很多的事情都可以以后再谈。当然，高考之后，很有可能就是另一种心态了，你也许会看淡一些事情。

如果，在你心里，那个女生可以成为你努力的动力，那就很不错。如果缘分到了，总会有机会的。
我就遇到过一位女生，她一直激励我不断前进。我和她有一个约定。明年高考，如果能顺利进入USTC，这个约定就能实现。

我深切的感受到，自信这种东西，不是与生俱来的。尤其是我们这种性格内敛的。
如果你的心里一点没底，那这么直接表白很容易造成Fatal error的。如果要赢得别人的欣赏，很重要的一点就是完善自己。

所以，我希望你当下就是做好自己，在学业上多多发力，成绩top，很多事情都变得轻易。如果有机会，对那个女生多一些同学间的帮助，一个上进，温柔，细心的人，赢得好感是不成问题的。然后，就看你自己的选择了。

话不多说，一切仅供参考，不要考虑太多，学业是main()，没有main()，其他function()都是空谈。

加油！

2015-10-22 23:32 GMT+08:00 Cthulhu <notifications@github.com>:

> 高中生送玫瑰总感觉怪怪的...
> 而且我也比较害羞...
> 加之我害怕失败...
> 更重要是我没有自信:sad:
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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@Kevman95 yes i understand my coding skills need work


I noticed this failed in the build ( https://github.com/summernote/summernote/pull/594/commits ), any plans to get this into Summernote?  We are using Summernote for http://my.smartmember.com and we have lots of users who would love this feature.


Note: classification of the Operand classes had to be modified to 'public' from 'package protected', because otherwise I couldn't have instantiate them in the *.tests package in order to be able to compare their type to the actual results.


No, I really don't, but the first line of the comment was misleading out of context. I reworded it slightly.

> On Oct 21, 2015, at 23:17 , Tobias Pape <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> You most probably want
>
> Pass False if you want to stop parsing after an error;
>
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Does this change mean that local Munki ASWU caching (and the subsequent file:/// URL redirect) doesn't happen on El Cap anymore?


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#ECetFxY1TkuZzYHn4yRy5g


Cool. I'd prefer to still pass them through, to be honest, just wanted to check


Go PR!!!


@mgracer48 You just got rekt my friend...
@Kevman95 That was a good one.


In this case the Set can only exist in dependency of a Group. In that
case it would be required to put this group into the template as well.
Still your sets miss their main functionality.

Also std::set is not really useful for our problem, as far as I know (it
is more an ordered container than like a set).

On 22.10.2015 18:26, Benjamin Lieser wrote:
> We really just need sets of EWs
> The bitmap represents which element are in the set (1) and which ones are not (0).
> The advantage is, that merging and intersection are very performant, because it is just a logical and and or. I had to use the template of the size, because the bitmap need this, its a little ugly for the height performace.
> The set you implemented, already exists in the stl.
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Looks good to me


Стили таки лучше через отдельный файл. Не стоит лепить все в кашу.


used interactive rebase to squash my commits down to one for initial project


#の後にスペースを空けてください


Okay - will do. I added the `get` to the front as I was getting a lot of confusion between the methods and the variables I was creating from what the methods were returning.


그렇습니다 9:30부터 쭉 있을듯.?!


Looks good to me so far - One very minor thing - I notice relabeling of SSL to TLS - should SSL_TIMEOUT be renamed to be consistent?


Wait a few days for the 2.12 release. Otherwise you'll the compile qgis source code.


Не проще ли использовать тег <i> или <em> вместо того чтоб задавать класс?


Ah, good point. I should have looked inside the function. I don't think we want to use a static variable though do we? It's only going to get initialised once, for whatever the width, height and number of channels are for the first call. That could certainly cause a crash.

Will we sometimes write a different tile size than our native one then? Is there a reason we'd want to deviate? I'm thinking it might be nice to stick to our own, because I can imagine it being possible to come up with optimisations in ImageReader if we're reading files which happen to match our tiling...


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I've done some fishbench with ilvec's, ajith's and alwey's formula on my 18 cores with HT enabled, I get higher average NPS with alwey's (around 4% faster). Both ilvec's and ajith's formula yield same average NPS.


"This was fixed in boardconfig" - can someone please link me to that commit? Maybe i am blind, couldn't find it yet. lol. having same issue on samsung golden :p


Of course it is not completed.
Our Program has exactly one set (The set of all elements of the group, we consider).
So any other set is a subset of this. This is what my implementation does.


Hi Fadion,
First of all big thank you for this awesome package. Really helpful at third party servers.
This last "compatibility for future" update after the "PR" update brings some new incompatibility, because php requirement was changed from 5.4 to 5.5 and in the case where you want to install Laravel 5.0 on a Debian 7 (where the default php is 5.4 actually and enough for L5.0)  the composer update will fail.
Php requirement for Laravel 5.0 is >=5.4 for Laravel 5.1 is >=5.5.9
Troubleshoot so far::
I could update php of course, but I have no access on the production server to do that.
I tried to put the previous "PR" commit to the composer json like this:
	,"fadion/maneuver": "dev-l5#903ed57de6b7020038ae6a2a7669317a3a2e2766"
but it fails in the same way by unknown reason and these commits are not versioned unfortunately :(
Any solution welcome


LGTM


Lgtm


Done, you can find the wiki page here : https://github.com/reminisceme/game-creator/wiki/Testing-with-EmbedMongo


Yeah~


Nit: it would be nice to separate the attributes on a new line since its the <select> line is getting quite long.


This doesn't work since GQ don't have access to wmbs database. we need to get the mapping directly from sitedb.
You need to create the function like sitesFromStorageEelements(ses):  to get PNN, PSN mapping


This really applies


![](http://www.teen.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/taylor-swift-say-what-funny.gif)
#testBeforeShip


PNN,  PSN mapping always need to be exist if there is no corresponding PNN to PSN need to through errors.


Can we get this from the resources instead? If it isn't currently in the resources can we add it?


Won't that repeat it at each loop?


如果改成在constant.lua裡面紀錄有做特殊處理的卡片編號是否能改善這點


I'm torn on this one.  I usually start with 2 based on my work on 68 - 95 - 99.7 and don't introduce the calculation of the critical value until we look at different confidence levels or move to the t-distribution.  I'm fine with students using either 2 or 1.96 for z-star and think it is actually good for them.

For both the move to t and to other confidence levels, I ask students what we need to adjust and get them to realize that it is the number 2 that needs to be updated.   (My initial formula is estimate +- some number * SE; and then we discuss how to come up with "some number".)

My sense is that starting out with a familiar number is useful.  I typically move very quickly to t-distributions, so the use of qnorm() for CIs for the mean is not so interesting to me.  But I do like students to understand that t-star should be roughly 2 (and since it is always larger than 1.96, I'm as happy with 2 as with 1.96 for this).


To be honest, I'm not really clear on what the difference is, and when to use what...


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I suggest always have a space between `#` and the text of a comment.


Looking at method name patterns in java 8, it might be more appropriate to name this `findFirst`. e.g. Stream.findFirst


huh....

i should set that in more projects i do....

i really should set up a windows VM or something for dev/testing on as well at some point to make sure we keep windows compatibility


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Fiorix i need you help... contac me el27pupi@gmail.com


develop (Myoldmopar) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1423 of 1423 tests passed)

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Done.


@bmuenzenmeyer yep you can start putting docs there. @dmolsen just came up and we discussed writing new docs, so I anticipate there will be some work docs work done across the board.

> need any other help? issues/testing/dev/etc.

Appreciate it. Once @frostyweather gets a little further along we can probably use some help with testing and making sure everything is in its right place.