# Births in Ireland Related to the Welfare Live Register
** by David Hynes **
In this API you can find the number of births for a region in relation to the Income and Poverty Rates by Number of Persons at Work in the Household, for a given year or quater there of, using the Url http://tobeadvised.com/year/2005. We will use 2 diferent API's to query each of the database and a third to query both results.

```

## Datasets used

Data has been obtained for data.gov.ie.
Income and Poverty Rates by Number of Persons at Work in the Household,
Births and Deaths Registered by Sex

...
## How to Query the API
...
## Example use of the API
...
## References
-
- ...


done


I find figuring stuff out in the console/irb is always satisfying, because it's just you and the code! And when you're done people generally can't see all the dumb things you did to get to the one smart thing you wanted :-)

Definitely don't be afraid to try stuff, even if it seems stupid or trivial. I find running spikes like that to generally be more helpful than not in directing the development of a feature. Remember, it's software, so if you screw something up it's nothing that `git reset HEAD` can't fix.


:expressionless:


Hi, I think the CSS spec wants quotes around the data-uri-encoded value: <http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_background-image.asp>

That would probably mean:

    return (B.pack $ "url('" ++ enc ++ "')")

Thank you for the incredible commit time!
Paolo


you should use the case class PlaylistWithTracksIdAndRank(playlistInfo: Playlist, tracksWithRank: Vector[TrackIdWithPlaylistRank]) as argument


tako :+1:  Nisam htio da forkujem zbog sitnice, a OCD mi nije dao da bar komentar ne ostavim :D

Uzeo sam iz zabave da napravim MSSQL (PDO) wrapper, zasad rade osnovne execute* stvari iz konekcije :) Bice dosta izazova (npr. rezultatima ne moze da se resetuje kursor)... Result bi bilo dobro da ima interfejs, doduse nisam jos do toga stigao, al' lici mi na to da ce biti extendovanje i mnogo override-ovanja, sto nije bas najljepse... Valjda ce ispasti nesto normalno od svega toga :)


if unused remove the entire afterAll function


I guess this is obviously open to interpretation given circumstances -- if there is a critical fix, we should probably consider it.


Should this be like this instead?
```js
// initial
image.src = attrs.src;

// then observe ng-src interpolations
if(attrs.ngSrc) {
  attrs.$observe('src', function(value) {
   image.src = value;
  }
}
```


We should make explicit where this is stored. Are there two places? (conf.py and setup.py)


Fixes #3


idem line 273


What does this mean?


Everything ok! You can use Linux too! (-:


Do we need this check? Shouldn't the || take care of this case?


Look great!  I sadly have no Kermit gifs handy.


Should have `width: 100%` and `padding-right: 55px`, similar to `.octotree_header_repo`. Maybe DRY up with a common definition for both of them.


This Fixes #81


corresponding*

This isn't quite a sentence. Maybe "This will be a corresponding..."


Still broken

```
make[4]: Entering directory `/usr/src/mono/mono/mini'
  CC       libmini_la-mini-exceptions.lo
mini-exceptions.c:2725:1: error: unknown type name ‘_Unwind_Reason_Code’
 build_stack_trace (struct _Unwind_Context *frame_ctx, void *state)
 ^
mini-exceptions.c:2725:27: warning: ‘struct _Unwind_Context’ declared inside parameter list [enabled by default]
 build_stack_trace (struct _Unwind_Context *frame_ctx, void *state)
                           ^
mini-exceptions.c:2725:27: warning: its scope is only this definition or declaration, which is probably not what you want [enabled by default]
mini-exceptions.c: In function ‘build_stack_trace’:
mini-exceptions.c:2728:2: error: implicit declaration of function ‘_Unwind_GetIP’ [-Werror=implicit-function-declaration]
  uintptr_t ip = _Unwind_GetIP (frame_ctx);
  ^
mini-exceptions.c:2728:2: warning: nested extern declaration of ‘_Unwind_GetIP’ [-Wnested-externs]
mini-exceptions.c:2735:9: error: ‘_URC_NO_REASON’ undeclared (first use in this function)
  return _URC_NO_REASON;
         ^
mini-exceptions.c:2735:9: note: each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each function it appears in
mini-exceptions.c: In function ‘throw_exception’:
mini-exceptions.c:2759:3: error: implicit declaration of function ‘_Unwind_Backtrace’ [-Werror=implicit-function-declaration]
   _Unwind_Backtrace (build_stack_trace, &ips);
   ^
mini-exceptions.c:2759:3: warning: nested extern declaration of ‘_Unwind_Backtrace’ [-Wnested-externs]
mini-exceptions.c: In function ‘build_stack_trace’:
mini-exceptions.c:2736:1: warning: control reaches end of non-void function [-Wreturn-type]
 }
 ^
cc1: some warnings being treated as errors
make[4]: *** [libmini_la-mini-exceptions.lo] Error 1
make[4]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/mono/mono/mini'
make[3]: *** [all] Error 2
make[3]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/mono/mono/mini'
make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/mono/mono'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/usr/src/mono'
make: *** [all] Error 2
```


Idem 278


Thanks!


Ima ResultInterface, ali ne u master brenču, već u next brenču:

https://github.com/activecollab/databaseconnection/tree/next

ovde:

https://github.com/activecollab/databaseconnection/blob/next/src/Result/ResultInterface.php

Radim u next dok se ne prebacimo na PHP 5.6. Connection koristi Active Collab za neke stvari, a tu je još uvek system requirement PHP 5.4.


@rodrigosaling Oops! Yes you're right, updated `bower.json`


Повиправляти всі відступи


Check the Travis CI build log *on both the pull requests merging `master` into `stable`*.


We might want to change the wording here from, "describing the fraction change (0-1) over time" to "describing the crop area fraction (0-1) as it changes over time".  Otherwise, "fraction change" implies that the values are **changes** in the fraction, rather than **instantaneous** fractions.


right*


Čim rešim deadlock i timeout hendlovanje, prebaciću i Active Collab da koristi Connection za sve. Po meni je lepo ispao. Pragmatično pre svega.


:moneybag: :moneybag: :moneybag:


http://hastebin.com/icicahexek.md
dmesg

http://hastebin.com/vixaqageka.vhdl
logcat


`RunBenchmarks("binary", "unary")`


okay fehler gefunden
hab mal die englische UI.tsv im notepad ++ geöffnet und da sieht die datei aus wie hier
und alle die ich runtergeladen hab sind als tabelle in html umgewandelt


On Wed, Oct 28, 2015 at 10:42:15AM -0700, Anatoli Babenia wrote:
> Не уверен, что стоит совсем все либы перебивать на те, что в дистрибутивах.
>
> 1. Либы могут быть пропатчены
> 2. Апнутные версии в дистрибутиве могут работать не так

Для второго случая и существует нумерация версий библиотек, а первый
легко проверяется диффом.

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Nevermind


Will do - I clearly made a mess of the rebase when I tried to do this before.


Shouldn't this be in System.Native instead?  I thought we were putting all of our platform shims in System.Native.  I see that it needs to play nicely with other handlers, would there be a way to do that without taking a dependency on libcoreclr from an otherwise platform-portable library? /cc @stephentoub @nguerrera @davidfowl


Ще раз подивись на макет. Зроби так, щоб сторінка була на нього схожа


This commit incorrectly referenced #132, should reference issue #124 instead.


Filed: https://github.com/tangrams/eraser-map/issues/62


made this commit
https://github.com/MSM8226-Samsung/android_kernel_samsung_ms01lte/commit/7849dcc421aabe8b2d10b912337730c3903dac2a

hope fix the boot up


This is another issue which I'm also geting on another configuration. Will fix.


More explicit: Check the version of Fuel listed in in req*.txt


Wait for the build to pass


I first wanted to see getChildren's implementation and noticed it wasn't implemented. I then proceeded to check every method of this class.


I also lean towards the later approach.

> - Promote expat/ncurses to first class citizens and build them as
>   companion libs during the build of the build-to-host toolchain.


Create a release of Fuel by going to the [releases page](https://github.com/mila-udem/fuel/releases) and clicking "Draft new release".

Create a release of Fuel by going to the [releases page](https://github.com/mila-udem/blocks/releases) and clicking "Draft new release".


These last two should probably go before the "Create release" items.


> It has nearly same code for paralyze

Spamming packets can do a lot of different things.


Right.. But I supposed it would be safer not to accept other PRs, since we can miss some important thing that was merged by some other person and the reviewer will not see this change.


Wouldn't it be better to throw the error in the config parser? We can add more checks in the future by just surrounding the `parseConfig` call with try-catch and use `err.message`? Just an idea :)


Wrong.
Missing Primary Key (PK) constraint.


e to je vec bolje :) sredi samo u `ResultIterator::next()` da zove `$this->result->next()` (ako nema neka prepreka), jer iteracija zavisi od biblioteke ispod haube (a i same baze i/ili verzije), tako da onda konkretna implementacija za result moze da hendluje trcanje gore/dole kroz set.


Yep. This should be the general rule, still.


While testing this, can we also make sure the varbinary case works.


Thank you for the translation! Unfortunately I'm not at home at the moment, and I can't really open the SVG files on my phone. So I can probably only proofread next Saturday.

As for Belgium/Netherlands differences: if you see Netherlands-specific stuff in the previous episodes, please also correct/discuss that! It would be nice to have one version that sounds naturally for both language areas.


This will potentially break things. If we want to keep the ability to have these convenience imports, there is a workaround. See https://github.com/theatlantic/django-nested-admin/blob/3514b1937cbf981faeb7e3a186cc2dd9533e4959/nested_admin/__init__.py


Would you mind to open a new issue where we can discuss this? Commenting on an old commit usually does not attract much feedback. :)


Oops! Thanks.


:+1: added final


> Shouldn't this be in System.Native instead?

We pretty much need the dependency, either from the managed library or from System.Native.

>  from an otherwise platform-portable library

Not sure what you mean by this.  We have separate Unix and Windows versions for reasons well beyond this, this dependency only exists in the Unix build, and the Unix build already has dependencies on System.Native which has a platform-specific build... I don't know that removing a depndency on libcoreclr makes it any more or less platform-portable.

Overall, there are very few places we have P/Invokes to libcoreclr; I think I can count them on one hand.  This is one of them.  The other one we can't get away from is in System.Threading, where Semaphore needs to use the wait handle implementation in libcoreclr, and thus the semaphore implementation in libcoreclr.


Hi, can anyone tell me what is this line `datamanager.add_callback(remove_virtual_contacts);` for? The `datamanager` never store anything so the callback never invoked.


Cm 11 64 bit or 32 bit
On 27 Oct 2015 19:36, "Sergey Karbainov" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Its really hard, at now I compile new build, wip just wait
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.


FYI, though it seems crazy, this hack is Guido approved: https://mail.python.org/pipermail/python-ideas/2012-May/014969.html


Ah, whoops! Sorry about that.


`RunBenchmarks("binary", "unary")`


commit text has a typo, `nad => and`


how to update drupal core via git?


Ya lo revise y esta perfecto !  xd


I checked and we reference `notification` in two places. I'd rather just update them than introduce Guido-magic. Thoughts?


You could also just do:

    return [string1 isEqual:string2];

since that is already a boolean expression. Same applies to the other 2


I think the right thing to do is to have a way to create
the bits in multiple steps rather than having the model creation
be a side effect of a compound call.

That is, something like:

  compiled_model <- stan_compile(...model code...);

  model_with_data <- stan_instantiate(compiled_model, ...data...);

and then that model_with_data object should be usable to calculate
log densities and transforms.

Then, for modularity, I'd expect that the fit object has a slot
that can return a model_with_data without all the other baggage.

> On Oct 27, 2015, at 7:43 PM, bgoodri <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> It is a commit and a set of comments on a commit, but there is no issue or
> branch. The commit itself adds an argument to the `optimizing()` function
> to draw a certain number of times from the sampling distribution of the
> penalized maximum likelihood estimates. But that was primarily intended for
> Andrew so that he could do Pareto Smoothed Importance Sampling to morph
> that toward the posterior distribution. Except Andrew really wants to do
> Iterated Pareto Smoothed Importance Sampling, which means the log-posterior
> density would have to be re-evaluated several times and the only documented
> way to do that in rstan is to call `log_prob(stanfit, point)`, which
> requires a `stanfit` object, which is not created by `optimizing()`. So, I
> think the remaining question is whether Andrew should be forced to create
> an empty `stanfit` object in order to iterate Pareto Smoothed Importance
> Sampling or `optimizing()` should also return the `log_prob(point)`
> function. The latter entails odd calling semantics and would not work
> across R sessions. Also, there is the issue of whether to name the value of
> the log-posterior evaluated at each of these draws `log_p` or `lp__`.
>
> On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 5:36 PM, Bob Carpenter <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > What is this? It looks like a commit, but I don't really understand what
> > I'm looking at. Is there an issue and branch this goes with?
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <https://github.com/stan-dev/rstan/commit/942aadd4ad0125659e41b8080fa46b0b27f406ba#commitcomment-14024555>
> > .
> >
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


I disagree `getAs` is used everywhere to get a value. Why confuse the client with an other name for the same thing ? :+1:


ditto :+1:


Not sure about it : I don't use the constructor of the parent class because of the fact that the "super()" can't be called after.


reviewed


Given that there are 9 stars on our fork, that's fairly unfriendly.


Fair point. Thanks.


Isn't it too little ? I would prefer 4 or 5.


yo man damn man


in next version i'll add comments to this variables


Whoops, looks like this update clobbered my fixes to opaqueOnly rendering. I'll re-implement them.


So are we adding just this section back?


Our release model is a simplified version of http://nvie.com/posts/a-successful-git-branching-model/. If we completely follow the post, we should create a new branch `release-*`. In this case we will not have problems. Do you think we should do it?


there's a small typo in the commit message, `then` should be `than'.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#BQjSZOA-TteiM9f52GI77A


@jjangsangy This commit doesn't seem to add anything new and instead reverses important bug fixes and changes e.g. the list() wrapper in the filter function and the updated document load into 'phrases' and looped Elastic queries


I don't think the quotes are needed:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15481088/are-unquoted-data-uris-valid-in-css

+++ Paolo Prigione [Oct 28 15 10:44 ]:
>   Hi, I think the CSS spec wants quotes around the data-uri-encoded
>   value: [1]http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_background-image.asp
>
>   That would probably mean:
>return (B.pack $ "url('" ++ enc ++ "')")
>
>   Thank you for the incredible commit time!
>   Paolo
>
>   —
>   Reply to this email directly or [2]view it on GitHub.
>
>References
>
>   1. http://www.w3schools.com/cssref/pr_background-image.asp
>   2. https://github.com/jgm/pandoc/commit/fb1843ecdeea5131ea4ed27adc1124e13ae1c5d9#commitcomment-14046681


In the future, try to add a space between the actions and the check/assert.  This way the test focus is more clear.  I'll see it through for now.

<review


Yep, I haven't realized that at first, sorry. Disregard the previous comments.


everything is python```def query_ad_ids(es, tdm, term, value="text"):```


I have a dimensional-tf vesion too https://github.com/ghorn/atmosphere/tree/master/atmos-dimensional-tf. Should that be updated as well?


Although it was an oversight, be sure to run the maven test before committing for these types of issues.  You'll catch them and fix them before it's too late.

<review


Was this change intentional? The test no longer runs since it doesn't start with "test_". If so, I think a comment would be warranted.


Okay, I'm fine with reverting this entire commit, just gimme a min and look over it to make sure I'm not missing anything


What exactly does this improve in PVR?


105015426-DefVAVTUMinMax (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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


Good spot - thanks.


Ben, I tried this version on the Hathitrust Bookworm API, but escaping `searchingFor` fails on words with special characters, such as apostrophes. Sanitizing -- by passing a string with a literal `%s` to cursor.execute and supplying searchingFor as a second argument -- doesn't fail for my case, as here: https://github.com/Bookworm-project/BookwormAPI/commit/a8649b511f143c7739b1aa15a9625c91e2a289a5#diff-080dff07d599cc5f762c2ffd31352226R463. In that commit, I had to use `%%s` since I was using Python's string interpolation for word_field, but in places that you don't interpolate, `%s` will do.


Меня немного смущают имена aVecOne и aVecTwo, может быть, назвать firstVec и secondVec?


typo strind -> string


with lower videocachelevel, low bitrate sd channel stutter (bufferrriiing.. for one or two seconds) once every xx minutes. . with higher cachelevel - those stutter every xx hours ;)


完全相同的mesh不闪烁


Shouldn't this be:

```unicode(collection_id)```


105015426-DefVAVTUMinMax (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1960 of 1960 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)


"at rock at" ?


No, there's no need as we will be leaving that alone. The new one essentially subsumes that as well because it includes all of the same features, but there's no need for existing code that uses it to change if people don't want to.


Thanks dudes! :D As an absolute C n00b commando (just been viewing all your mods and try to see the logic and structure in it) I'm learning a lot from this!
And yes.... I will pickup a manuel... eventually


Dumb question: should this be `exec make test` so that this script returns a failure exit code if `make test` fails?


@dimagi/team-commcare-hq
You know how `mock.patch` can be used as either a decorator or a context manager?  You too can now have that power.  I recently found out that python 3 has a `ContextDecorator` object which facilitates that, so I pulled it in here.

**Context managers** are used to do some setup work before a block of code and some teardown afterwards, optionally with error handling.  This is great for stuff like IO - open a file, read it, close a file.  Especially if you want to guarantee that the "after" part happens even if there's an exception.

**Decorators** are often used for this same purpose, although they could also modify the call to the function (but this is confusing and generally best avoided).

```python
# this:
@change_log_level('requests', logging.INFO)
def fetch_cat_facts():
    return requests.GET('catfacts.com')
print fetch_cat_facts()

# is the same as this:
with change_log_level('requests', logging.INFO):
    print requests.GET('catfacts.com')
```

Also, even if you won't be using it as a context manager, I find that implementing a decorator as a `ContextDecorator` is much more readable and easier to write.

Consider what the above would look like as a normal decorator:
```python
def change_log_level(logger, new_level):
    def _outer(fn):
        @wraps(fn)
        def _change_log_level(*args, **kwargs):
            logger = logging.getLogger(logger)
            original_level = logger.level
            logger.setLevel(new_level)
            result = fn(*args, **kwargs)
            logger.setLevel(original_level)
            return result
        return _change_log_level
    return _outer
```
It's difficult to tell what happens when.  One of the things I'd really wanna know is "does the call to the wrapped function get modified at all?", and that's fairly buried.


`.inlined` is not a good choice for a class name. At some point in the future, these labels might no longer be inlined, or they might not be on a different breakpoint. I would suggest to rename them to something which relates to their functionality like i.e. `.range-label`.


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 2721](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=65354&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 193 Build time: 00:04:43


105015426-DefVAVTUMinMax (wfbuhl) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1954 of 1954 tests passed)

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Fixed in [this commit](https://github.com/aklomp/base64/commit/17d2d6fc2077b6efabc5672560236a25eb679a2f).


Never experienced such issues, but DVB channels are so different from country to country, np for me.


Maybe you can remove the spaces between parenthesis (to unify with the style below too)


Works for me when applied to #d226555 of master branch, this branch does not compile.


warning, tabs


nice!!


For these `HTTPForbidden`s, would we be able to return an error message to the client about what caused this failure? Could make for easier debuggability.


MOOSE outputs them at the start of the simulation. Just have a look at the corresponding output class. Do a full text search for the caption text in that output.


Thanks, I'm gonna test this soon.


lol


Thanks for this fix!

1. what do you mean by "large files"  -- would it also cause memory growth when compressing any files over time?
2. seems like a change like this should come with a test? (i'm not a maintainer, just whining from the sidelines...)


My read of the spec is that the browser has to act like the request failed at the network level if the preflight is invalid so you shouldn't be able to see the response body at all in the inspector.

http://www.w3.org/TR/cors/#preflight-request

It's been a while since I've played with this stuff client-side, does that sound right?


I'm not sure I understand, but it looks good to use `this` in the constructor as this `this` uses the `super` constructor


This is awesome!


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 2722](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=65359&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 193 Build time: 00:04:40


Каким знаком-то? :)


2 comments on commit 556d77b


In which scenario a null will be returned? Wouldn't it be sufficient to use false as default?


missing return DefWindowProc was stopping the window from showing


@stephentoub The problem is when I try to use this on mono I need libcoreclr. CoreFx is supposed to be portable and self contained (even down to the implementations). That's why we should reduce the number of calls back into coreclr.


Looks like you missed one place for findSubnet()?


That is part of the grand plan for rstan 3.x but I don't think Andrew wants
to wait that long to experiment with iterated Pareto importance sampling
after things like ADVI.

On Wed, Oct 28, 2015 at 1:59 PM, Bob Carpenter <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I think the right thing to do is to have a way to create
> the bits in multiple steps rather than having the model creation
> be a side effect of a compound call.
>
> That is, something like:
>
> compiled_model <- stan_compile(...model code...);
>
> model_with_data <- stan_instantiate(compiled_model, ...data...);
>
> and then that model_with_data object should be usable to calculate
> log densities and transforms.
>
> Then, for modularity, I'd expect that the fit object has a slot
> that can return a model_with_data without all the other baggage.
>
>
> > On Oct 27, 2015, at 7:43 PM, bgoodri <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> > It is a commit and a set of comments on a commit, but there is no issue
> or
> > branch. The commit itself adds an argument to the `optimizing()` function
> > to draw a certain number of times from the sampling distribution of the
> > penalized maximum likelihood estimates. But that was primarily intended
> for
> > Andrew so that he could do Pareto Smoothed Importance Sampling to morph
> > that toward the posterior distribution. Except Andrew really wants to do
> > Iterated Pareto Smoothed Importance Sampling, which means the
> log-posterior
> > density would have to be re-evaluated several times and the only
> documented
> > way to do that in rstan is to call `log_prob(stanfit, point)`, which
> > requires a `stanfit` object, which is not created by `optimizing()`. So,
> I
> > think the remaining question is whether Andrew should be forced to create
> > an empty `stanfit` object in order to iterate Pareto Smoothed Importance
> > Sampling or `optimizing()` should also return the `log_prob(point)`
> > function. The latter entails odd calling semantics and would not work
> > across R sessions. Also, there is the issue of whether to name the value
> of
> > the log-posterior evaluated at each of these draws `log_p` or `lp__`.
> >
> > On Tue, Oct 27, 2015 at 5:36 PM, Bob Carpenter <notifications@github.com
> >
> > wrote:
> >
> > > What is this? It looks like a commit, but I don't really understand
> what
> > > I'm looking at. Is there an issue and branch this goes with?
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@mikepetersonccv++


Add meg a jelszavad! és Add meg a felhasználó neved! a fieldek felett jelennek meg, ahogy a storyban volt leírva. Ezekre kell már csak egy-egy tesztet írni, de mivel ezek a spanek benne vannak a html-ben mindig, csak nem látszanak, ezért csak assertThat(isDisplayed(valami)) mehet rá


it looks OK


This is something we did on the Client Telemetry, we should fix it there as well.


I don't entirely understand this. The events.php delete method, doesn't delete the calendar after execution.


Got it! Thanks.

Issue: #5845
PR: #5846


Is this list going to expand? Would it be worth it to make it a variable called `fillings` and have it at the top of the method?


Не ссылайся из сообщения к коммиту на таск. Каждая такая ссылка отмечается в самой задаче  и т.к. перед окончательным мерджем ветки, после ревью кода, коммит может много раз изменяться, то появляются лишние ссылки из неактуальных коммитов в самом таске.


Whoops, I just saw the linked ticket... ignore question 1.


Is single_click() failing when there is more than one click registered?


Ah, thanks, I didn't appreciate what you were doing there. I believe [this version](https://github.com/Bookworm-project/BookwormDB/commit/3d3ae9ec9631d59b605fa7a96898d77f4b061f01) should work.


I don't quite understand. Is dimensional-tf being deprecated? Or it's just not breaking compatibility?


```if(scope.callback)``` instead


This looks suspicious because it was wrong before. The `mTestStream` was updated but `mPrivateAccess` wasn't re-granted, so the `mPrivateAccess` used previously was checking `mShouldCacheCurrentBlock` on the old `mTestStream`. Another reason to prefer `Whitebox`.


1. The previous code caused the complete deflated bytes for a single archive entry to be buffered to an internal StringIO, which means it was never flushed to the zip output stream until the entry was finished.
2. It didn't change the public api which is why I didn't touch any existing tests and adding a test to assert that zlib is flushing to the output stream is a bit tricky, because it's up to the deflate implementation in zlib to decide when it's a good idea to flush. There are some tunables that can be used to force zlib to flush more predictably, but they are not exposed by the current rubyzip api.


Instead of this, just define function `htonu32` and `htonu64` As analogue of htonl and htons. This will reduce ifdefs. But define them in .h files as static functions. Compiler will inline it.


fair point, changed


Why does everyone try to deface me from this stupid driver?


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Typo - `MSData` should be `NSData`?


@pablojan please use the palette colors or add new ones in https://github.com/P2Pvalue/pear2pear/blob/master/src/sass/variables.sass


This should be indented by 4 spaces.


--with-lcms is now the correct way to build IM with lcms support (at least on linux).

In prior versions we had to use --without-lcms --with-lcms2 to build against lcms2. Seems they dropped lcms v1 in v6.9.


Someone say, that bswap64 is implemented VERY inoptimal in some architectures in gcc like arm64 or maybe aslo powerpc64. Instead os two bswap32 gcc swap byte by byte! This is compiler bug, but we may detect it somehow. in ./configure ?


"I'm just a note, stating out that @kordianbruck himself is responsible for all the double quotes" :D


There hasn't been a decision to officially deprecate it, though I wouldn't be surprised if there eventually was such a decision. It's definitely not breaking compatibility.


agreed - pushed a change to always use TESTINGBOT_{KEY,SECRET}


That's not a bad idea...


Could we change this to something like `Bot Token` or `API Token`. I don't see this referred to as a `Bot ID` anywhere in Telegrams API docs.


Should we confirm with @spladug that the event collector is ready to handle the volume from mweb screen views?


Yeah I'm watching your commits too, the prefix was removed later.. But "cliarg" sounded quite strange. At least I had guessed that it's shortening of some sophisticated words...


Standard files are not a separate mechanism, but part of the fall-back for the configuration file. Putting this here might indicate that you would look at configured files and then built-in files, which isn't the case.


yepp - good idea!


I think that's out of scope of this project. We assume sane compilers :)


I must have struggled for about 20 minutes trying to figure out what this actually was and how to get it.

It would be great if we had a button that just retrieved this value for you automatically.


Heh, that's been how most this project works. Fix one thing, break another.
Xembed is awful.


@umbrae yes, yes we should. Hey @spladug, should I ratelimit any of this?


@wyyfeeling what the hell are you doing?


The group discussed this, and didn't think it was appropriate for us to caution against our own feature; particularly as TAG indicate's it's best practice, so I'm a -1 on this one.


When you do your double nested for-loop in `computeResidual/Jacobian`, make `i` and `j` member variables (i.e. defined in .h as `_i` and `_j`), then do not pass them into `computeQpResidual/Jacobian` and in those methods use `_i` and `_j`. That's how we do it in other sub-systems, so we are consistent.


[ESPECIFICACIONES DE CASO DE USO.docx](https://github.com/emilce2/JUNTAS/files/22766/ESPECIFICACIONES.DE.CASO.DE.USO.docx)
[INTERFACES EMICE.docx](https://github.com/emilce2/JUNTAS/files/22767/INTERFACES.EMICE.docx)


So `timemachineu8j.tokenized.txt` was tokenized by the Javascript version?


Oops :D


Missing spaces around `/`


add line 6 & 7


And also missing space after `,` in all `K{n|e}{n|e}`


Menu layout
__author__ = 'AKHIL REDDY'

	from tkinter import *

	def doNothing():
	    print("ok ok I won't...")

	root = Tk()

	menu = Menu(root)
	root.config(menu=menu)

	subMenu = Menu(menu)
	# Adds a drop down when "File" is clicked
	menu.add_cascade(label="File", menu=subMenu)
	subMenu.add_command(label="New Project...", command=doNothing)
	subMenu.add_command(label="New...", command=doNothing)
	subMenu.add_separator()
	subMenu.add_command(label="Exit", command=doNothing)

	editMenu = Menu(menu)
	menu.add_cascade(label="Edit", menu=editMenu)
	editMenu.add_command(label="Redo", command=doNothing)

	root.mainloop()


spaces around `*`


That's not a dumb question at all.

I don't think this should be a problem:

```console
$ cat true.sh
#!/bin/bash

true
$ cat false.sh
#!/bin/bash

false
$ ./true.sh
$ echo $?
0
$ ./false.sh
$ echo $?
1
```

If you're still concerned, I guess it would be better to `set -o errexit` (or `set -e`, for short). While we're at it, why not `set -o xtrace` (or `set -x`, for short), which echoes back the commands before executing them. This increases the visibility of the build.

We could do that by adding a shebang (which this file doesn't have), and solve all issues at once:

```bash
#!/bin/bash -o errexit -o xtrace
```


Very good, we can also sort easily in ruby not sure why that is a shell command.


GCC 4.9.3 compiles to a `bswap %rax`. Cannot reproduce.


Spaces around `/` and `*`


I know we reference these trigger variables in other notifier classes but they're really not necessary anywhere here and can be removed. I still need to get around to cleaning out the rest of this code.


Also' instead of testing on hardware you may use qemu user mode emulation. i.e. Compile to powerpc and run it on you workstation using qemu-user-ppc64 or so.  You also may add running on qemu to tests.


Spaces around `*`


Spaces around `*` and `/`


Ignore this commit


switch to nmsg/base/defs.h


Space between `>` and `&`


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Score 1 for my 'fake' CI. Now, there are other errors, this did not find all of them.  But I got a email on the machine account due to a core within a cron task ;)


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I think a warning would be better here, describing what happened.


Check MouseSDL:353 for proper comparison.
                if( //eptr->event_type == LEFT_BUTTON   &&              // left
button has double click
                         eptr->time - cptr->time < click_threshold )
                        cptr->count++;

Possibly could be always true when compiled. This is very similar to another problem I've seen on windows. I've tried to disassemble it but couldn't see the issue.


As I mentioned, we have very few direct libcoreclr dependencies now; this is one of the very few left.  I don't know how to remove it without conflicting with libcoreclr's signal handling.  If there's a better way to do it, we can certainly consider it.  How do you suggest we fix it, David? cc: @jkotas


missing `|| die` on pushd and popd


Currently the generatorTests.py tests are failing due to type errors, since the filenames aren't encoded as ascii bytestrings.  Not sure whether it's better to force the user to call `.encode('ascii')` on each or to wrap the libminc procedures in a wrapper that does this automatically.


This uses paths and binaries set up by the package.  I'm thinking this PR/module is dead though since it's been 8 months without a response.


Yes! They are necessary, although testing a lib where a lot of the code is UI-related, with little user interaction feels a bit tricky. :)


This is wrong...


I was looking at the PP NumDofs & looks like  _subproblem.es().n_dofs() is the way to extract total no. of dofs.


Does UL contain only single LI elements?


This bug still persists in 0.9.7


What is the point of adding newLi, into list, and then do a for and add this again.


Yeah, sorry I was going to comment once I'd gotten back to my desk. I fixed the and belows too.


Google "on delete cascade".
An example:
FOREIGN KEY(post_ID) references post(ID) ON DELETE CASCADE


sorry, I just realized that "final" is C++11 and would force the client to switch to C++11, which we have been avoiding so far...


Reverted at Stef's request.


ò.ó


I think you meant to subtract `time.Second` instead of `1` here


If you post `I fixed the and belows too` can you please link the commit. Its way easier to follow a past conversation if it includes such links.

Btw I can't find the commit where you addressed the other locations.


Remove relation "business" from sku class in models.py also.


Where is definition of the list variable?


found something I can read :)


Make corresponding changes in models.py also.


You should reuse the login method from hacker_flow_test?


Yea, this is still an issue


It should not leak state if you don't logout.


I've used `!` in `suggest.vm`, see [XWIKI-12181](http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-12181) and a27f3d90c2b52c69c0c0f798fb39b5c1e8b4cd97

And yes, doubling the escape character definitely works.


I just fixed that i don't see a problem


Pourquoi 8 alors que ton tableau fait 9 de longueur ?


@benhutton May be you have reverted this later on in the commits, but is this beneficial? I think the previous method works better with gems, doesn't it ? (@joeosburn also mentions that this is not secure).


There is already a page with this stuff in `hackers#index`.


Curious why the mailcap file is being discarded.  This caused a subtle bug in our codebase ... fix is easy ... but I was wondered why this file was deemed discardable.


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true!

Thanks again for the fix! I was just being vaguely paranoid about untested code going in, since this was already something that has potentially caused me a problem for months/years.


There is a missing `]` at the end.


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Note that [`[` is also a special character in some SQL syntaxes](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms179884.aspx), so the proper escape would be `.replaceAll('[\[_%!]', '!$0')`.


think this is the good one..


I think that the admin check should be done in the controller.


Thanks, CJ!


:+1: nice


Why is a conversion to array necessary, if Async.Choice already has the signature ``Async<'T option> seq -> Async<'T option>``?


I prefer `case` statements (or if elif else) for this kind of stuff.


Tests would be nice :)


@gurneyalex: A tentative implementation of the proposed version tagging on OCB. This would grow very powerfull, if applied to all OCA repos once. The idea here is to fetch the tagged version from an `$OVERSION` and have the whole local stack updated with the closest match. Currently hardcoded to "9.0" (see line 294)


Thanks, all your guesses were correct, and it works now.


:tada: :beers: ayyyyyyyyyy lmao


I'm confused by what this changeset fixes. What is `log/id` and why are we renaming `.gitignore`? :)


@aniket11bh WDYM?

> when, client decides

Client decides what?


see: https://github.com/combak/ShatteredWorld/issues/169


Эти два и два выше можно объединить в два правила:
```css
.de-btn-detach-use, .de-win .de-btn-attach-use { display: none; }
.de-win .de-btn-detach-use { display: initial; }
```


Change to `crumbList.forEach`.. force the convention :wink:


It is indeed not nice that meas.val is set with a "random" value when pullup is not on. But it will not lead to a problem, because when di[i].mode == DIGITALINPUTTRIGGERMODE_OFF, the meas.val will not be read before it is overwritten in line 447 of the file.

I would include the patch anyway. (How) did you test it?


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This fixed SoDs for me! Thanks so much @dorimanx!


Correct json / simplejson and content_type/ mimetype


Or in this case, use `crumbList.map` to creates the `crumbs` array.


I feel like there's a saner way to get all core resources in scope than this but unfortunately I've lost all motivation to look into this  I had once the damn thing started working.


This represents the email id right?


> `color: #fff;`

Просили же исправить на `color: #F5F5F5`. Все SVG автоматом подхватят правило.


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hello. my name is Felipe del toro.
i like eggs. mixed with a little bit of orange Julius mixed with dog food.


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Nice save! :sweat_smile: @PhrozenByte


but it's easier with a for loop because I can build up the url incrementally...


Probably want to drop 2012, yes.


amazing :3 Thanks :+1:


Thanks, will do.


maybe move add_post_meta out of the if


This is already handled by https://github.com/realstraw/hyperion/blob/revisit-expr/core/src/main/scala/com/krux/hyperion/common/PipelineObject.scala#L12


Oh, clever. This may be why I removed `clearStory` from `viewDidDisappear`.


```has to installed``` => ```has to be installed```


Indedd.


not only managers can read ;-)


Thanks 👍


see refer to => remove ```see```


Yes that is what I intended to do... give me some time


comienza la diversión @sercharpak !


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@fblundun - doesn't es_nodes_wan_only needs to be added into the EmrEtlRunner and StorageLoader contracts too?


Right. What I mean is write this:

public function delete() {

# delete all events that were created on this calendar
$events = $this->getEventsCreatedHere(); # we will need to write this method
foreach ($events as $record) {
   $record->delete();
}

return parent::delete();
}

I will write and commit a method for getEventsCreatedHere(). We only want to delete events created on this calendar, since it can suck in events from other calendars.


@nickhoffman I have added new commit that uses environment variables now. But will be getting ride of the commit history as well.


Not much different.

```javascript
var className = '',
    url = '/';

var crumbs = crumbList.map(function(crumb, i) {
    if (i === crumList.length - 1) {
        className = 'active';
        url = '';
    }
    else {
        url += crumb + '/';
    }

    return <li .... />;
});
```


Yep, much better. Done.


Er, don't seem to make any difference :disappointed:


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Cierra issue https://github.com/InspectorIncognito/server/issues/5


Why no UCI config?


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nice


I think the haiti event has the wrong date. I think it should be 10/19/15


Hi Zhiqiang,

Tried your code while building for MXQ.
Are the following flags sufficient for compiling the AVL6211/AV2012 driver for my S805 box ?

CONFIG_AM_DVB=y
# CONFIG_AM_PCMCIA is not set
# CONFIG_AM_IOBUS is not set

It seems that the driver is not compiled at all with these flags.


Couldn't you just end the `if .. else if ..` block with the `else` to all invalid cases?


@di48l069 true, did it because had trouble merging the vs files correctly. Shouldn't be a problem in the future anymore. Just make sure that you don't remove references etc because they arent working for you right now, because they do for me and this would end in a endless back and forward.
Did you get the repo running?


@selurvedu підкажи @VolVoz, як перезбирати git історію, щоб не було таких commit-ів туди/сюди


Is the extra space suppose to be after the !
~~~
while (! $results->isEmpty()) {
~~~


ok, gotcha. But after that we would still need
#deletes the calendar
            $sql = 'DELETE FROM calendar WHERE id =' .$calendar->id;
            $db = $this->getDB();
            $stmt = $db->prepare($sql);
            $stmt->execute();
            return true;
won't we?


@CMRHDL  Let us check this tomorrow together . I seems that version of master you used wasn't the current one.


Maybe we should document these crazy out vargs.


Please fold into the main percona_userstat.test testcase


No code changes, just comments.  I approve this pull request.  I also recommend leaving it alone until there is a need to do something different


removed it


I didn't make this comment.


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included classes so that we can use locks on methods from Threading package.
started the application layer message format


BTW, just adding *.log would work for this and other situations.


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okay, that's true, thanks


This is already done.


@CuddlyAngel Can you just not change the function references? It's useless to have them in the string library


Good


Размер line-height рассчитала так: максимальный line-height на макете разделила на базовый размер шрифта. 26px / 14px = 1.8em. Добавила также background-color.


if arg1 in not in ['tables', 'etl', 'dqa', ''], then it could be a table name -- and that's not an invalid value, it's just processed later in the code.


Prizon essa modificação é no arquivo de landscape?


There are still another 10 fields that need to be parsed as optionally being present (see docs for field names) for QuoteMedia to work robustly.


This part of the comment seems rather important to consider. Are there any tests which verify no excess spaces/tabs appear in output logs?


separate ppu in a separate patch


Hah!  I just realized why this here.  It is here solely to silence Travis.  I'll see about coming up with a cleaner way, and remove the jinja2 import if necessary.  This really shouldn't be here any more anyway, we make jinja2 an explicit runtime requirement.  I don't know exactly when this was added, but it is true of conda-build 1.18.1 and later.


Good  :+1:


I'm fine with putting them in a separate repo (especially if they morph into a library), but it should be a centralized one, and some of your reasoning has assumptions that might not remain true.

You assume that stubs are generated once, and never touched again. But we can't say that the stubs of today represent what the stubs will look like (PEP 484 is still experimental and `typing` is missing a *lot* of functionality necessary for a coherent type system) - and for example, mypy had to change its stub generator to use `import as`.

Ideally, I would like to see all stubs generated by a pipe-like tree of transformations (one transformation could just be "use this .pyi file as is"). Now, we certainly don't have the infrastructure for that *yet* ... but we should collect as many scripts as possible that *do* work, and forbid manual edits, until it is so.

Also, I don't buy the argument about making search-and-replace more difficult.


oh yeah i see in my quest to move stuff that fails to the top i forgot that i still needed to have the ids set so that in the errors below it could make use of them. thanks for finding this


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It's a quick easy fix for now, I got complaints about the framework being broken after the last commit.


Glob imports are necessary because the set of attributes that exist to be imported is not constant across python versions.

There's no way to do `import as` with glob imports, so the stub extension (`.pyi`) can't be used.


So I should try it? :P


Yup please PR


Looks to me like the libcoreclr implementation is just sharing a static list and ensuring that the list is called in order on SEHHandleControlEvent.  Couldn't libcoreclr just push this code into System.Native and call it itself?


:O


Give the driver a chance to cleanup


If you have time.

And maybe I should have separated initial copy and error fixing to get a better overview of what's done


LGTM


Hey, @iiegor. I know Windows support is important for you, but I decided to sacrifice it for faster development. I will accept a patch, but I won't spend time on making it work on any platform but OS X. Sorry about that.


I strongly disagree.  You may think of it that way, but very few readers or users will see it that way.  The current lumping of both of these features under "site-wide location configuration" confused both Ivan and me already, and is certain to confuse other readers if left as is.

Bear in mind that few if any metadata publishers will use or even know about the .well-known feature, but they will *all* know about the use of standard metadata filenames.  It does not make sense to hide such an important feature or inside a heading or bullet item that is -- from the user perspective -- completely irrelevant to what they need to know.


This is not the official prosody repo, it's just a git clone of it. Please direct your attention to http://prosody.im


Hmm... I am relatively new to github, so I'll now merge this change and test it on my device.
From reviewing your changes, I don't quite understand it: So, you're enabling GyroSupport, when the control _is not_ (!) accelerometer, and you use the gyroscope to control roll and pitch. Right?

So, say, you have selected a split cursor block as the control method, you can then use the gyroscope sensor in your phone to _also_ (in addition to the cursor block) control pitch and roll?!

I am going to test this on my device, but I'm not seeing, what you're trying to accomplish here --- or I completely misunderstood. Sorry, if that's the case :)

Could you please elaborate? Thanks!
(And thanks for getting rid of the CRLF!!)


What does the option nargs="+" at the line 26 mean? Is it something like, "subject" can be typed as a list by user on terminal?

And one more thing: what does required=True (line 24) mean? As far as I understood, the argument --outprfx is optional. So, required=True is making it like a "must argument"?


@jpmcgrath This change felt a little weird so I decided to do a little more investigation.  It looks like work was [done here](https://github.com/jpmcgrath/shortener/commit/b1444e26462b744e3d5ad5f7b7d83f8a484070ce#diff-2d34f1c6ac3aef84f8d19ed465268c9d) but I can't seem to find where those changes went.  Long story short, I might go back and edit this commit to re implement the previous unique_key override.  Thoughts?


Перш за все: якщо є намір створювати pull request'и. то варто комітити в окремі гілки, а не в master.

Щоб внести зміни в останній коміт, треба:
0) Внести зміни в файли.
1) `git add -p` – вибрати шматки коду, який треба внести в індекс (або закешувати, або stage'нути – для цього є декілька термінів).
2) `git commit --amend` – дописати індексовані зміни в останній коміт (також дозволяє змінити commit message без внесення змін до коду). При цьому, якщо оригінальний коміт додає новий рядок, а індексовані зміни його видаляють, то в результаті виконання команди отримаємо коміт, в якому того рядка нема. Якщо оригінальний додає рядок, а індексовані зміни той рядок міняють, то в результаті буде коміт із зміненим рядком. Якщо в оригінальному не було якогось рядка, а в індексованих він є, то в результаті буде те саме, що в оригінальному, але вже з новим рядком. Таким самим чином можна додавати і видаляти цілі файли.


This note does call out the standard-metadata-filename feature, but it is out of place.  The other four features are listed together above.  That is where the standard-metadata-filename feature should also be listed too.


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@jimgwhit [Yes](https://github.com/laravel/framework/blob/5.1/.php_cs#L26)!


For all the great feedback and accepting the PR:

![giphy](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1691740/10800679/17eb0f00-7dd9-11e5-9c35-00f1911f4a5a.gif)


/cc @Krinkle


Let's loop @kaitaan in and figure this out. There's some capacity planning we need to do.


Should be something like 'no'. Or 'no-NO'  ?


I've only done the technical rearranging, haven't modified text of the patterns except to delete the backlinks and collect them in tables.


Альтернатива: декілька комітів можна зліпити в один за допомогою interactive rebase і squash, але це не так просто і без багатьох спроб та помилок робити інтерактивний rebase правильно не вийде. Також за допомогою нього можна міняти старіші коміти, а не лише останній; міняти послідовність комітів; викидати зайві; додавати які-небудь із іншої гілки в будь-яке місце в історії, а не лише в кінець; міняти опис комітів із історії без зміни їх коду і ще щось, що я ще не пробував.


Why does the whole course need to be reloaded here? Could the function be called in the Period flux store inside `.deleted: ->` ?


I think this needs to mark next rebuild as incremental here.


The last fix was in include/boost/expected/expected.hpp, this is in include/boost/expected/detail/static_addressof.hpp.  The macro was defined in two places.


Students/Others/Hada I. Maria/Assignment 2/Assignment 2.1 update/TicTacToe/app/src/main/res/layout-v14/activity_main.xml

Ok, somehow I created another activity_main.xml. That was not my intention


Update


What would be the benefit of pushing levels back instead of players forward? The only one I see is in case the floating pointing position will loop over. However, by the [Microsoft documentation](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/b1e65aza.aspx), the approximate maximum floating point is 3.4 × 10^38, which is well within the range of this game.


Carry on the project!


I made the changes. I hope it's ok


Sure, https://github.com/tombatossals/angular-leaflet-directive/pull/1010


Frogger Game Description

In this game you have a Player and Enemies (Bugs). The goal of the player is to reach the water, without colliding into any one of the enemies. The player can move left, right, up and down. The enemies move in varying speeds on the paved block portion of the scene. Once a the player collides with an enemy, the game is reset and the player moves back to the start square. Once the player reaches the water the game is won.

Also you are able to collect gems and keys.


Sorry bout the tittle...


I think there's a memory leak here, because `cachedData` is heap-allocated with `new`, but never deleted. You should be able to put `cachedData` on the stack, like this:

```c++
ScriptCompiler::CachedData cachedData(bufferData, bufferLength);
ScriptOrigin origin(filename);
ScriptCompiler::Source source(code, origin, &cachedData);
```


That is a misunderstanding of the TAG's guidance.  The TAG did *not* recommend that .well-known *always* be used.  The TAG recommended that site administrators have the *option* to use .well-known.  In exercising that option, it is important that site administrators weigh the harms in doing so against the perceived benefits.  It is our obligation to make readers aware of known risks so that they can make informed choices.  The proposed note does not recommend either option.


* Como foi falado do controle de versão humano no capítulo um, então é necessário falar do git, svn, etc como controle de versão automatizado.


@adamchester Any and all help is very much appreciated.

We're pushing all templating to a separate thread, so even an easier way of parsing wouldn't have performance impact on the application.

@paavohuhtala We can probably start with what's here, create a beta-release of v4.0 and then take the FParsec from there. =)


Sure. I'll change that


@justin808 Of course! I've been using the ERB syntax for all of the templates in the generator!  What I was saying was that either you have to escape it so that it won't be evaluated by the generator and therefore can be passed on at runtime to ERB (which will error anyway because there's no such thing as `options` after the generator has run), or you don't escape it in which case there's nothing to illustrate to the user because it's evaluated during the generation and the user never sees it.


@justin808 So do I need to do something here?


please, never use %z, %zu or %zd, it is not supported on windows and corrupts the stack, instead use %lu or %ld and convert to long integer


Great finding, Max! Thanks for having a look, will post a fix tomorrow 👍


Now works with missing information - missing genotype data --> makes genotype and covariates NA -- > not put into calculation.


It looks like `"` can pass through unmodified to `name`, which in turn could be used to select an element on line 291 by any means, not just the `name` attribute. It looks like you'd currently need control of the form content to pull this off, but if you had that (e.g. via a second vulnerability that allowed manipulation of the form XML in memory), it might be possible to use this to read sensitive values from the DOM like `csrf_token` or session identifiers.

This isn't in our way currently or anything like that, but I figured I'd mention it.


It's not even C :)
It's C# though :P


Good point. Will change...


@gkellogg wrote:
> Putting this here might indicate that you would look at configured files and then built-in files, which isn't the case.

No, the introduction to that list clearly says: "Metadata is located using a specific order of precedence: . . . ".


Very nice job here! Your code looks very clean and the functions are nice and concise.


Yes, in fact it must be (the problem when copya nd paste code) during the following classes I fix the problem, exactly in the class "Inserting Fake Data..." Check it here: c312b42150639687a300318c8d7f99078be1ebb1


Hmm, I think we should test specifically for `debug_contents is None`


Oooh, sick burn @ahcarbon!


I would do this if I need to change these values again. So for now I keep this.


But yon know this will break visual studio project file ? You need to change name of that file in project too :p


// cc @asgrim


I couldn't leave a comment on the line. Line 73. This thread is causing some weird behavior I think. When you run the test I don't think the thread is exiting. So when there's multiple tests run in the same sbt session the threads build up. Same with using sbt console. The extra thread started prevents you from exiting without killing sbt.

It works... I think there might be a cleaner way to manage this?


@shalabhc AUGH! I pushed to the wrong branch! Sorry!!


@justin808 I could be misunderstanding what's happening, but it seems like the capital vs. not capital thing is actually an enforced convention by Rails. It won't work if I make it the other way around. I know that sounds really strange, but I've tested it several times.


@justin808 fixed!


あーこれは消しちゃダメｗ


これも


@artemp I just added some more error handling. If an `error` event happens during the read/write stream, then the `callback` function is returned. The error will return with the callback, and [be handled here](https://github.com/mapbox/preprocessorcerer/blob/master/preprocessors/index.js#L78). This is node's async callback madness at work :)


Nice job pulling this off so quickly!


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> and call it itself

Didn't understand this part... you mean have libcoreclr depend on System.Native?

Regardless, I'd remembered the libcoreclr code around signal handling being more complicated than it is now (either I'm remembering incorrectly, or it must have changed at some point in the not-too-distant past; I thought it was masking SIGINT on all but its own separate thread used for handling signals)... that was the core of my concern, no pun intended.  If the runtime doesn't need to do any SIGINT handling of its own now, we probably could move all of the signal handling gook around SIGINT to System.Native.

@jkotas?


Nice, that works :) When you get a chance also look into slideUp() and slideDown() instead of toggle to make the transitions smoother.


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStickyFinderFilterOnDataset: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testStudyParticipantCounts: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.DataFinderTest.testSearch: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 10 more failed tests, see build details
```


series isn't used. Seems like you started to use this but ended just explicitly using the pieces in the url below.


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@markelog Looks good. Though I worry if the internal registration causes problems with users loading their own (potentially newer) version since it is now already registered. Or does the plugin logic still work?


I couldn't leave a comment on the line. Line 72. This thread is causing some weird behavior I think. When you run the test I don't think the thread is exiting. So when there's multiple tests run in the same sbt session the threads build up. Same with using sbt console. The extra thread started prevents you from exiting without killing sbt.

The class works though. I think there might be a cleaner way to manage this?


Eek. How did that happen? Fixed.


Yup, this is how I fix things.


Thank you!

So the `#pragma omp for reduction (+:KH)` is needed to prevent a race condition. I was thinking that the `#pragma omp parallel for` would automatically prevent the race condition in `KH`.


put <div class="app-nav-container"> inbetween "app-nav" and "nav-tabs" to give a max-width to the navigation buttons as well


Yes, please test it, the gyroscope provides VR-like controls, it is
different from accelerometer, and it will not work in tandem with
accelerometer.
And if you don't like it, you can always revert the patch: git revert
<commit-ID>

On Wed, Oct 28, 2015 at 9:34 PM, Philipp Bouillon <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hmm... I am relatively new to github, so I'll now merge this change and
> test it on my device.
> From reviewing your changes, I don't quite understand it: So, you're
> enabling GyroSupport, when the control *is not* (!) accelerometer, and
> you use the gyroscope to control roll and pitch. Right?
>
> So, say, you have selected a split cursor block as the control method, you
> can then use the gyroscope sensor in your phone to *also* (in addition to
> the cursor block) control pitch and roll?!
>
> I am going to test this on my device, but I'm not seeing, what you're
> trying to accomplish here --- or I completely misunderstood. Sorry, if
> that's the case :)
>
> Could you please elaborate? Thanks!
> (And thanks for getting rid of the CRLF!!)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/pelya/Alite/commit/de24fb2f7f726e32b5043a6dcc359f4bce1619ff#commitcomment-14049739>
> .
>


Package libcurl4-dev is a virtual package provided by:
  libcurl4-openssl-dev 7.38.0-4+deb8u2
  libcurl4-nss-dev 7.38.0-4+deb8u2
  libcurl4-gnutls-dev 7.38.0-4+deb8u2

I see below you add the openssl version. Maybe we should be more explicit about directing folks to pick one of the above and remove this line?


The `structureatoms` array does not change inside the loop. Is your reasoning for not making it, too, a firstprivate variable that this array is quite large so it is more memory-efficient to share it among the threads?


div class="app-nav-container"


LGTM. Linux uses a package instead, I suppose. Is the getDependencies-linux.sh up-to-date?


what do you mean?


Wow. Nice one! I really appreciate learning about this.

If we wanted to prevent this potential vulnerability, I guess, we'd have to match the 'name' to any of the leaf node XPaths in the model (and may some fuzzy matching if relative ../node paths should be supported). Gee.... Yet another reason, this function should have never been created...


this is ok when we are in alpha stage but not prod ready


should we consider both max and min temp? e.g. what if the current temperature may be "warm" because it's 10AM, but the high might warrant "hot". we would definitely want to provide this suggestion to the user, no?


LGTM.


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The `PauseSystem` has to set a variable that's inside `World`.

Either `World` has to access a variable that's neither in `World`, nor in the `PauseSystem`, or the `PauseSystem` needs to set that value in the `World`.

Since it doesn't have a global reference to `World`, it now has to be defined when you create the `PauseSystem`.


Yeah, I didn't want the transitions.  I think sometimes its cheesy.

William Keck

On Wed, Oct 28, 2015 at 12:53 PM, Sarah McAlear <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Nice, that works :) When you get a chance also look into slideUp() and
> slideDown() instead of toggle to make the transitions smoother.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/GuillaumeGateau/relaxr_responsive/commit/1eb39e66c358dfbbfaa33e0aa2763fda1f3e1653#commitcomment-14050213>
> .
>


system with empty update method?


> I find figuring stuff out in the console/irb is always satisfying, because it's just you and the code! And when you're done people generally can't see all the dumb things you did to get to the one smart thing you wanted :-)


thanks for swapping these out, forgot to do that


VirtualPol es una mierda


Good notice, will remove. (didn't see it)


Agreed on the fact that it should be a centralized repository. Do you want to create and own that repo? I'm happy to put a link to it into the typeshed `README.md`.


Just tested it. I think I see now, what you wanted to achieve: So, you can now use the phone's gyroscope to "look around" a little. Not bad. Ok, so I didn't quite get it from looking at the source; sorry...

I think it's interesting. I'm not sure if the gyroscope is available on all devices; I will check this, but I "don't dislike" the idea :). Good job... Thanks!


I don't think we should rename that right now. At the most, we can add an alias and let the other one be favoured by documentation. The thought behind `classDecoration` was to be explicit that it is a decorator that is added to the React class, not the element/component.

Could it instead be that `withDecorator` isn't explicit enough? I get that it's not the most sexy API, but I don't see a way around it if we want to support things such as Redux and selectors. An alternative approach, is to have something in between creating a component factory with decorator, and the `withDecorator` suggestion from this PR: Creating a partially applied component. Implementation such as:

```js
CreatedComponent.classDecorator = ComponentCreatorFactory;
```

I thought of separating it into to steps to reduce the massive length of the signature. This would be something like:

```js
var createComp = component.classDecorator(Radium);
var MyComp = createComp(() => <div />);
```

---

On a somewhat unrelated, yet related, note. We could have partial application by default on this, as in something like:

```
CreatedComponent.classDecorator = function (classDecorator) {
  var shouldPartiallyApply = arguments.length === 1;
  if (shouldPartiallyApply) {
    return ComponentCreatorFactory(classDecorator);
  }
  return ComponentCreatorFactory(classDecorator)(arguments.splice(1));
};
```

Or does that just add unnecessary complexity? Should we have one blessed way of doing it? Does it add value?


is EventBus idiomatic in ECS? @paked ?


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I guess that makes more sense and makes it easy overall. I am on it ;)


@jwgoh, those lines are correct. The author is wrapping the callback in parenthesis which aren't necessary but reads better. In Coffeescript, method parens are optional, so the alternative would be
```coffeescript
credits: ->
	credits = @state.records.filter (val) -> val.amount >= 0
	credits.reduce (prev, curr) ->
		prev + parseFloat(curr.amount)
	, 0
```


Closes #16


A ordenação?


Can you put each argument in a new line? I think that would make it easier to read.


这个方法的命名这样会不会好一点？
 verify_captcha!


@legoboy0215 Not yet. I'm on holidays at the moment so I can't do anything.


Oops ... 没注意，拼错了


Can level_p_refine refine be a const?


We should check ```(other->bev != NULL)``` before
```if (!(bufferevent_get_enabled(other->bev) & EV_READ)) {```

So my code is
```if (other->bev && !(bufferevent_get_enabled(other->bev) & EV_READ)) {```


Too late for that... PilzAdam already re-added the dependency.


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Since this change the compiler fails:
```
import exnihilo.items.hammers.IHammer;
                             ^
  symbol:   class IHammer
  location: package exnihilo.items.hammers
G:\Dokumente\SourceTree\Ex-Astris-Rebirth\build\sources\java\kr\loveholy\exastrisrebirth\item\ItemHammerRF.java:15: erro
r: cannot find symbol
public class ItemHammerRF extends ItemToolRF implements IHammer {
                                                        ^
  symbol: class IHammer
G:\Dokumente\SourceTree\Ex-Astris-Rebirth\build\sources\java\kr\loveholy\exastrisrebirth\item\ItemHammerRF.java:28: erro
r: method does not override or implement a method from a supertype
        @Override
        ^
Note: Some input files use or override a deprecated API.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:deprecation for details.
Note: Some input files use unchecked or unsafe operations.
Note: Recompile with -Xlint:unchecked for details.
3 errors
:compileJava FAILED


looks good to me (didn't test). will plan to get this in the next patch.


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Also, I think I would call it p_refinement_level (if that is what it is), then it would be more self-explanatory.


Agreed, I guess including <algorithm> here is fine as a temporary fix so the master branch compiles, but it does need to be fixed the right way.  What platform does it not compile under, exactly?


I don't think you need to change these


It would be good to have a short documentation for each function that describes what it is supposed to do.


Oops, ignore my comment above, missed that you removed line 42 above


da pra levar isso pra um método não?


Same comments as for p_refinement.


Yeap!


aqui a assinatura do método deve ser `public IList<dynamic> BuscaRapida()`


mac icon


Okay. I am good with it. Send me a PR. And keep the if block.


Por Nome? Não seria por Cargo


um pouco vago esse teste não?


Melhor verificar o Nome do registro que retornou.


This fixes issue #46


Can you highlight somehow that this is in principle one argument spread over two lines? This way it looks like these are two separate things... maybe you can indent the second line, or if that does not work with astyle maybe put it all into one line.


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Put one parameter per line. That makes it easier to read


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


dd


Same here. And try to avoid breaking lines between type and name.


This is the type of comment you would put in the .h file


same here, and at a lot of places below ;)


Hey @diegobill,
We're currently tracking this in #98 (it should be merged in soon).

Thanks!


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


I'd like to add information of latest version of pdf file link https://media.readthedocs.org/pdf/xcat-docs/latest/xcat-docs.pdf for user to know where to download pdf file.

Do we need to add this link somewhere for user to know there's offline pdf file can be downloaded?


Jealous...


I never saw this syntax. I know for pointers `type const *name` would mean a const pointer (the address can not change) to a non-const object, but here you hand over a reference to an object, what does const mean when used in this way? That the object can not be moved to another place?


There are several incorrect indent here.


try to use space uniformly


And if you compute something, I would also call the function like this, i.e. compute_patch_convergence_estimator or compute_error_reduction or whatever it is you compute.


nice catch, and thanks for the patch to fix it.


Hummm is that a generated link that is always there?  I thought that people may be used to readthedocs and will know or see the download option. ...But I can add a link there too


Can you add some documentation lines to this variable and the following ones? Most of the variables are pretty common for deal.II derived codes so their use is more or less clear (although documentation is always nice), but these are very specific to your code, so a comment makes them easier to understand.


I would not abbreviate words in the variable names (unless the abbreviations are commonly used). That makes it easier to read.


em `from Funcionario in Funcionarios`, `funcionario` é camelCase.


Some compilers complain about >> because they can not distinguish it from the operator >>. Simply put a space between the two brackets and they understand. Not very important as long as you are the only one using your code, but very important when you try to distribute it.


How does this relate to raycast line angle ?


aqui tem que fazer a validação de todos os turnos =)


I would stick with one consistent way to capitalize variable names. For most variables you use lower case letters and underscores.


I personally like it more when you do this definition in two lines. It costs you one line, 3 words (const unsigned int =) and gains you an easier reading of your code.


e os outros cargos?


I think both ways are "right". One is just more prefferable as it spares includes in some files.


patch-1 (pachi) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2336 of 2365 tests passed)

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making it private so no one has access to these other than us


I am getting `syntax error` at this point.

```
ReferenceError: s is not defined
    at Object.<anonymous> (/Users/doyonghoon/Development/assistscrape/routes/api.js:51:10)
    at exports.each (/Users/doyonghoon/Development/assistscrape/node_modules/cheerio/lib/api/traversing.js:293:24)
    at Request._callback (/Users/doyonghoon/Development/assistscrape/routes/api.js:39:21)
    at Request.self.callback (/Users/doyonghoon/Development/assistscrape/node_modules/request/request.js:198:22)
    at Request.emit (events.js:110:17)
    at Request.<anonymous> (/Users/doyonghoon/Development/assistscrape/node_modules/request/request.js:1082:10)
    at Request.emit (events.js:129:20)
    at IncomingMessage.<anonymous> (/Users/doyonghoon/Development/assistscrape/node_modules/request/request.js:1009:12)
    at IncomingMessage.emit (events.js:129:20)
    at _stream_readable.js:908:16
```


Hoo boy line 20 and 26 are a bad idea.


Lint found that? I'm impressed!


1.

var x='Churros';

function Imprime(y){
var r=y.substring(0,4);
 alert(r);
       }

    Imprime(x);

2.

    var x=['Salvador','São Paulo','Rio de Janeiro','Tocantins'];

    function City(y){

    var i=y.length;
    var g,t;
     var z=[''];
       for(g=0;g<i;g++){

         t=y[g];

         if(t[0]=='S'||t[0]=='s'){
             z.push(y[g]);
         }

         }
          alert(z);
    }

    City(x);

 4.

 <!DOCTYPE html>

	<title>Div em movimento</title>
	<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="q3.css" />

5.

    var nome='Jose',sobrenome='Abraao',salario='1999';

 function Empregado(nome,sobrenome,salario){

     this.nome=nome;
     this.sobrenome=sobrenome;
     this.salario_mensal=salario;

     function calcularSalarioAno(x){
         x=x*12;
         alert('Salario Anual: '+x);
     }

     function dadosEmpregado(nome,sobrenome,salario){

         alert(nome+' '+sobrenome+',Salario:'+salario);

     }

     dadosEmpregado(nome,sobrenome,salario);
     calcularSalarioAno(salario);
 }

    Empregado(nome,sobrenome,salario);

   6.

   <!DOCTYPE html>

	<title>form</title>
	<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="q3.css" />

Dados:

<form action="" method="get">

Nome:

	<input type="text" name="Nome" required pattern="[a-z\s]+$" />

Sobrenome:

	<input type="text" name="Sobrenome" required pattern="[a-z\s]+$" />

Salario:

	<input type="text" name="salario" required pattern="[0-9]+$" />

	<input type="submit" name="Submit">

</form>


I'm not sure, but before you said that the problem with the angles was something to do with the mesh. It seems this may actually be the fix (so far, haven't encountered any odd rotations as did before) after all. Great coincidence.


I am getting an error here too.
```
/assistscrape/routes/api.js:53
        callback(null, ias);
        ^
TypeError: undefined is not a function
    at Request._callback (/Users/doyonghoon/Development/assistscrape/routes/api.js:53:9)
    at Request.self.callback (/Users/doyonghoon/Development/assistscrape/node_modules/request/request.js:198:22)
    at Request.emit (events.js:110:17)
    at Request.<anonymous> (/Users/doyonghoon/Development/assistscrape/node_modules/request/request.js:1082:10)
    at Request.emit (events.js:129:20)
    at IncomingMessage.<anonymous> (/Users/doyonghoon/Development/assistscrape/node_modules/request/request.js:1009:12)
    at IncomingMessage.emit (events.js:129:20)
    at _stream_readable.js:908:16
    at process._tickCallback (node.js:355:11)
```


Can you explain a bit what these functions do here and why you need them?


CM-13.0 booted


I meant to make it public so they can be used by others when creating a deck object, ie. new Deck(Deck.COMPLETE + Deck.JOKER) would create a deck of 54 cards


This line belongs to the for-loop without braces above? Can you please put this line directly below the for-loop so this is easier to see?


Um, re: [bug 1427364](https://bugs.launchpad.net/mudlet/+bug/1427364), shouldn't this be ```_url.contains("https")``` NOT ```_path.contains("https")``` :confused:

Also: there is a specific ```QUrl::scheme()``` to pick the relevant bit out of a ```QUrl``` if we bothered to create a local QUrl instance which we could use ```QUrl::isValid()``` on before even trying to create the ```QNetworkRequest```.  I am enhancing and refactoring code in this area to add more error checking and validation and also clean-up afterwards - one is supposed to ```delete()``` (or actually ```deleteLater()``` in the slot connected to the ```replyFinished()``` *SIGNAL*) the ```QNetworkReplay``` when you have finished with it!

Also the existing code-base does not provide any record of past downloads in a session - you MUST have an event handler in place to catch the ```TEvents``` created - as they happen.  As well as various fixes, I am coding up a downloadFilesStatus() function as I type this which will provide something a bit like the info that FireFox's *Downloads* does to track what files have been downloaded, the fully encoded representation of the Url that was used, the state of the download (active/completed/several error states), and if successful the byte count so far obtained (if active) or written out (if completed)... look for a PR soon. :smile:


@samclaridge I think this is the markup you want.

![screenshot 2015-10-27 22 33 30](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/816517/10778293/f3142e02-7cfa-11e5-9ea3-aa62b2b02866.png)

But, we need to find out tomorrow from @jbaxleyiii @benwiley about HTML minifying. When there is whitespace between elements in the grid it won't work.


Fixes #37


aqui é bom verificar o nome tbm.


This doesn't have the same meaning, you're looking for this:
```Ruby
@__unfrozen_attributes ||= {}
 @__unfrozen_attributes[:expired] = true
```


Esto se coló en el commit anterior


However it'd be better to find where `__warn_if_used_further!` is being triggered from on the (I assume freshly deserialised) object, and fix that


faça um teste usando só um dos enuns, pra garantir =)


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o a ordenação?


You made give have a turn cost of zero?  Is that over-ridden?  Also, every line of this file is changed to fix a messaging bug, but it's still the same crappy procedural mess?


Is this the l2 norm of the error estimator?
In this case I would name all the related variables error_estimator_xxx and maybe call the function get_error_estimator_l2_norm. That makes it self-explanatory, and distinguishes between a function where you estimate something and a variable that contains the estimator.


Please unify these two variable names. domain_mean_pressure and domain_volume for example. Or mean_pressure_domain and volume_domain, whatever you like more, it should just show that they belong together.


appc authors or acpush authors


compila certinho?


As with acbuild, let's just make this package lib


啊时代发生地方发当时发生地方


remove this


acho que está faltando algo nesse método não?


Upload performs the upload of..


101162510-SubsurfaceOutwardAngleWarning-5016 (rglazer2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (838 of 838 tests passed)

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runtime.GOARCH? runtime.GOOS, etc?


Two parameters in one line.


this function name does not follow the convention of verb_noun like `compute_mean_pressure`


ay man you 5got the laravel readme.md


This is not indented correctly...


This is great - I am glad to hear that your analysis completed now. Please let me know in case you find any other problems.


Try to always use small letters for variables. Capital letters are usually reserved for classes and namespaces in deal.II


The parameter `level_h_refine` is only accessed here, may it's better to move this line out from this function.


could probably factor this out to something like
```
for _, part := range []struct{url string, r io.Reader, draw bool, label *string}
   { },
   ...
}{
   ...
}
```


This is awesome.


Are these references? It would be good to add the year, author etc.


stderr() ?


Did a "tiling" resize on the image, so it would fit the whole background. Before it was tiling it vertically anyway. But we should probably get a different map image or just scale it up (I didn't want to make it blurry).


Indentation


hmm? what's all this about...
can we just use cobra?


Why aren't you passing errOut to Execute?


'Unknown' or 'Not a valid example'


you can just add a new key named 'host_snat_ip' to the list of dicts 'ipms'?


use 'gw' as the gateway_ip


What kind of map image do y'all want? I'm good at finding high res images.
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what's that have to do with EE overclocking?


@arunoda I've checked the [example in the docs](https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/API/NodeList), it says, we can use for-of to iterate the NodeList normally. The babel helps us with ie9+. I checked in browsers too.

So, we don't need this check. Are you okay with that? I'll send a PR.


One space too much ;)


I do not think you need these parentheses


OK, great feedback. For the time being I'll make the fix you suggested and when I get the chance I'll dig through and try to find what's happening there.


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@gassmoeller It works like usual. It's just easier to read pointer and reference from the right to the left. For example, ```int const* ``` is a pointer to a constant int, ```int* const``` is constant pointer to an int, and ```int const* const``` is a constant pointer to a constant int. It's easier to read than ```const int* const``` where there is no order.


@zzz6519003 上下文不衔接... :)


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lgtm


why does term1 have these parentheses?


Why not keep this as a plusDays(10) ?  - like other examples?


It's good you took the time to do some cleanup.  I'm not sure there will be any way to even manually test all the changes while it remains procedural, though.  A redesign is called for.


Maybe just a map of the UMBC campus, which are already available in high resolution.


Your explanations for what these input parameters are could be a bit more detailed, i.e. which maximum degree? Used for what? What exactly is theta?
(and you have "Maximum degree used" twice)


``file=@filecontent`` --  we can write here better yet - `` -F file=@/etc/issue``


Thanks!


But it's good you have input parameters now :)


Adicionando...


what is 2? is this specific for dim==2?


can we split this out? it's a lot of nested logic


Also, you need punctuation or a "\n".
I think I would have preferred to have this fork in your private space rather than lsst-dm; this fork should go away after the merge.


make this `const`


My understanding was that there's no attempt at ongoing compatibility for the devel scripts, but let's leave it for now - it's not that important, and I've added docs to the alias script.


Why is the code commented?


BasementDomainNumCounterBug (mmatts) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1960 of 1960 tests passed)

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put this resize into the line above --> `std::vector<Tensor<1,dim> > jump_per_face(n_face_q_points);`


but i would bet you want the original array back and not en empty array when all IDs could still be resolved no?


Why is all this code commented? If you want to be able to switch between two version of the code, you can just a parameter in Parameters.hh and use ```if ... else...```


It's a double so use ```0.```


`const`


Based on LNX.LA.3.5.1-04310-8x26.0


I've found a problem, when calling open, only works once
eg:
open test.txt will open

calling it again gives us the "not found in current directory" exit failure


I think it better to rename `QUADRATURE` to `QUADRATURE_TYPE` and so `quadrature`.
I guess `REFINEMENT` has the same problem.


You can use atan2(y,x) here.


Why do you use term3 at all, and not simply increase jump_estimate_per_cell inside the loops? And if you feel that is a too long name than please at least rename term3 to jump_estimate


I don't see anything useful we could do here? It listens for `Message`s, and that doesn't use the `Update` function.


VirtualPol esta lleno de locos, el primero esta en Asamblea Virtual 15M


Agreed; this broke installation for anyone using rhel6/centos6 with openJDK.


nice


Espero que GONZO se lleve por delante VirtualPol


It looks like there was a merge conflict, which is why this .orig file got created? Could you port over any additions in this file to AppDelegate.swift and then remove this .orig version?


@justin808 Why should this be  `ReactDOM.render` when line 20 is just `React.render`?


My bad. My mind mixed up ant+ and beam. Of course android beam is relying on nfc. I don't know what ant+ is relaying on (on hardware layer). Anyway, I drop you a note, when nfc is working.

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>I still didn't test it - haven't enough time :(
>But if compare with
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>we haven't some changes
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Cuando VirtualPol desaparezca yo volvere


probably should be
    except (ConfigParser.NoSectionError, ConfigParser.NoOptionError):

There are several other cases in robotest.py/talostest.py we should probably handle. Sorry for missing that before. If you want, we can deal with that later along with deciding on how to handle the missing section/option. If we are submitting to treeherder it probably should be an error but I think I've nit-picked you enough and I already let this through earlier.


FINALLY 🎉


*why* do glob imports not work in `.pyi`? Is that a mypy restriction?


Hi.
very interesting, but, if have an object in my ActionMailer, and the object was changed, and I decided didn't send an email, I will get an exception ?


Can any operation actually mutate a shapely object? I suppose this is safer anyway though.


it's a bit strange that these places are instance methods on `Place`. it feels like we should be able to call this function whenever we want, regardless of whether the caller has a place in mind? could we decouple this from `Place` and maybe make it a static function on `Suggestion` instead?


A hack - need to properly implement.


good eyes! thank you for reviewing.  fix has been pushed.

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Consumer<Boolean>?


ME GUSTA


LMAO! Sehr guet Sebi :laughing:


Nice very usefull, please merge it !


I observer this after adding new functionality that is only sending updates, when the value has changed since last time. Maybe we can save some battery, by not getting the pin value when its not needed.


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This was fixed in a simpler way in 9884e20810bda737c7708ff587e09cc0bb8475c7. This pull request can be closed.


Nice catch!


What is this file for?


What's this?


a variable that is not reserved, like `@heal_over_time`


running to a meeting, will write a test and re-release when im back.


What follows should be a reference to the recently-added Readme specifically on this topic.


ha nur gad all warnings gfixed im projekt, und es het nur das gha plus 2 chlini html fehler :smile:


@haf Sounds good to me.


93653546-FuelGenShowingInABUPSwhenPV (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (835 of 835 tests passed)

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Continued on the PR


In general, how do `System`s communicate in ECS?


Correct. Done.


Must 'not' be freed?