Ага, там число указывает количество шагов от вершины.
Сделал себе архив папки на всякий случай. Сейчас попробую.

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> Да, это мастер твоего *репозитория*.
>
> Обрати внимание, что теперь команда git reset --hard из моего примера
> немного изменится, т.к. изменилось кол-во коммитов.
>
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I seem to have already made that change. I am not sure why it is not reflected in the pull request. Are the comments on the individual commits or the "files changed" of the pull request?


@m4rcelofs Thanks for your feedback. It's now fixed! There is an automated build working in background. For some reason, it has just not been triggered in this case...


@Jorch95 aca pushee


@DanielMorsing


I think all of this can be achieved by specifying channelCount = 1 (which you deleted above), channelCountMode = 'explicit' (which is a change), and channelInterpretation = 'speakers' (unchanged).  I think that these changes would imply that the input is downmixed to mono.  If so, we should probably also say that changing any of these is an error.


@jespercockx I hate to ask, but did you compile before pushing this commit?

```bash
$ make install-bin
...
[263 of 327] Compiling Agda.TypeChecking.Rewriting.NonLinMatch ( src/full/Agda/TypeChecking/Rewriting/NonLinMatch.hs, dist-2.4.3/build/Agda/TypeChecking/Rewriting/NonLinMatch.o )

src/full/Agda/TypeChecking/Rewriting/NonLinMatch.hs:150:69:
    Couldn't match type ‘[Char]’ with ‘TCMT IO Doc’
    Expected type: TCM Doc
      Actual type: [Char]
    In the second argument of ‘(<+>)’, namely
      ‘"(printed in wrong context)"’
    In the expression:
      text "adding equality between" <+> prettyTCM u
      <+> "(printed in wrong context)"
    In the first argument of ‘sep’, namely
      ‘[text "adding equality between" <+> prettyTCM u
        <+> "(printed in wrong context)",
        text " and " <+> prettyTCM v,
        text ("(with " ++ show k ++ " free variables)")]’
```


Apparently using the type "uint8_t" is what caused the problem. Using "uint32_t" resolves the issue.


Is the id actually used anywhere? I quickly checked all occurances of findViewById and didn't find anything.


The casts of pointers to uintptr_t in the snprintf statements pose a porting problem.
If sizeof(uintptr_t) == sizeof(unsigned long) then the snprintf formats are good.
If sizeof(uintptr_t) != sizeof(unsigned long) but sizeof(uintptr_t) == sizeof(unsigned long long) then the corresponding formatting descriptor must be "%llx".


Why include a project here? GCS buckets are only loosely associated with projects for ACLs, and I don't think your driver needs this information at all.


Aca me confundi, en realidad es numeroRandom(0,2). Despues lo arreglo


True, it was a placeholder that did not get changed


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I think the change should either be on `--newLine` and be "Use the specified ...", or on `--noEmit` and be "Does not emit outputs."


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.ScrumtimeTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.JUnitTest$RemoteTest.org.labkey.core.admin.test.SchemaXMLTestCase: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyAntigenVariableSelector: <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>

##### there are 7 more failed tests, see build details
```


Not the best commit I've ever done.  Looks like there is a bunch of duplicates (i.e. Recommitting the same file).  Seems the tools are playing with me. Grrr.


Not to my knowledge. I focussed on the Lint warnings. It might be omitted.


This particular change broke some functionality for me. When hosting behind a load balancer / proxy which uses a different combination of https or ports, the client script no longer points to the external URL, but rather uses the internal one. This is similar to the issue referencing this commit about "Docker" support.


@nicolaskline I removed app/build.gradle from the repository and purged it from all commit history.  I'm not sure why I can still see it when I follow the link from the notification email GitHub sent me when you added your note.  I'd rather it be purged from there, too.  However, if you go to the Gulp repository again and peek at the initial commit, the file is no longer there.  I think that's probably good enough, so I've made the project public again so you can look at it.  Thanks.


@mik-laj , zwracam honor, nie zwróciłem uwagę na aktualizacji metody clean. Nie będzie danych przekazanych przez POST.
Mimo to dalej wywołujesz metody clean_FIELD itd. co jest zbędne. Nie jestem przekonany do takiego rozwiązania. Ja bym dodał atrybut do formularza, który dodałby na podstawie pól modelu odpowiednie pola własne, a nie uwzględniał pól readonly w Meta.fields.

@jakublipinski , @mik-laj zgłosił mi kod w issues mojej biblioteki ad-m/django-atom#5 ...


You found a bug in the implementation (5 =~ Optional[Integer]) (or was the lower case 'integer' intended?). Please file a ticket (either for 'integer' producing bad error message, or that it just does not error correctly.

The struct type should accept string keys, Optional[T], or NotUndef[T] where T resolves to a non empty String type - e.g. Optional[Enum['aparam']] - I don't think Optional, and NotUndef can handle a literal string; have to check.

Ping @thallgren - thoughts?


I like the `doc` parameter, much better than `ui`


Why construct the request manually instead of using https://godoc.org/google.golang.org/cloud/storage#NewReader?


Great to see that the list is evolving! : )


Removed.

Also found two logIt calls that were not converted.


Rude


Conversion of floats to ints (up? down? towards zero?) is confusing and not obvious. In my own code I avoid it and use floor and ceil instead to make it clear. Here you've added more complexity on top of what PHP's (int) does which I don't think is wise.

I'd prefer simple rejection of calls with float args. Isn't this what PHP7 is going to do?


The above code will not complie on java version < 1.7, I believe it is rather new that Android supports java 7, could you check if that is actually really official?


Look at the latest commit. I removed weak types.


Previously changed to logger message.


The lowercase `i` in `integer` was intended to correspond with similar usages below (was also checking to see if was parsing the string as a type or doing some sort of conversion to type; that is not the case).


This is copying data out of the storage object, then back in, and appending new data?

The GCS API should let you append directly. If you don't see something in the libraries you're using I can look up how it's done.


Done, the new object is called ScanScheduler.


And also my jfltexx Blutetooth was only working when I disabled Wifi. After BT start I could re-start Wifi and both worked, but not first Wifi, then BT. The revert in [Revert "bluetooth: Replace UART_FORCE_TWO_STOPBITS with USE_AXI_BRIDGE_LOCK](https://github.com/cyanogenmod/android_device_samsung_jf-common/commit/f5542d5819e543db915c7de75d055f08fa61579e) fixed it.
BT is starting now even with enabled Wifi.
Thanks


mvn site run, 0 errors.


ugh now I have to clone my jf-common
Thanks for the feedback guys


I understand why it's tempting to do this, but GCS doesn't have folders except by convention. You can have gs://foo and gs://foo/bar both be files, and the metaphor breaks down.


Experiments on a VLP-16 with the WIndows `veloview` program *do* return data from as little as 0.45 meters.

Unclear why we are not seeing that in Linux with this driver.


Lexis issue


Kilo backport for issue #473.


`if team.captain_id != user_id and user_id != id` ?


no stop it


meant to do a PR. ¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯


Still waiting on this, please implement.


you own the repo though


Whoops, this doesn't actually do anything.  Update incoming.


you are the repo owner..


I work with Java 7 and Android all the time. Gradle allows to configure [compile options](http://tools.android.com/tech-docs/new-build-system/user-guide#TOC-Java-Compilation-options).


Any particular reason this is going in reverse order? "for _, obj := range copies { gcs.DeleteObject(gcsContext, d.bucket, obj) }" seems more straightforward.


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If you apply the patch, you might also want to remove the "[client %s] " part of your log format (and the corresponding ip address argument) since it is redudant to what ap_log_rerror() already writes out by default.


OK, I am much happier with my progress. I'll push it as soon as I adjust the contact points. The rotation could be improved by calculating the back edge actual height above ground and using that number to rotate the ski. Instead I am using an on/off switch of rotation in .1 increments of z contact. But as long as I get the x contact point of the back edge close enough to the actual back edge, it is probably close enough.
In other words the x contact point of the back edge changes with rotation and I am not accounting for that.


David fix


gr8. sorry. i get a bit confused trying to follow along


This is actually a direct translation from the previous string used with the print statement. David emphasized that no modifications should be made. I was intending to ask you if this was intentional but it slipped my mind.
```
        print ("Invalid command line argument combination.  Type --help \ "
            "for more information")
```
It has now been modified to:
```
        logger.error('Invalid command line argument combination.  Type --help'
                     ' for more information')
```


I think, we don't need CHANGELOG entries for internal changes (meaning nothing visible in the UI or read/written files)


Both the original and your changed code are now not really correct since the StorageDelegator singleton now lives in Application (you can simply call Application.getDelegator()). (the code simply hasn't been adapted all over the place)


comment explaining the difference between driver.List and driver.ListAll?


@nicovs thank you! <3


Actually I went that direction first. But then I worried that it contradicted the "pass-through" behavior specified in the preceding paragraph -- it seemed to imply that the downmixed audio would pass through to the output.


That seems a little confusing. So `no-pidfile` can override `pidfile`, and `pidfile` can override `no-pidfile`, depending on their order on the command line?


why sort/reverse? I don't think you have to worry about deleting a "directory" before its "children", because that relation is only by convention.


SignUp views.py


@obensource :)


I can refactor this.


I am not sure why we need to add this? Weren't there already existing code that does logging?


Ah, missed this from the change to Optional[T]:

```
The parameter can be a literal string in which case it is converted into its corresponding String type.
```

I assume this really means `Optional[string] --> Optional[Enum[string]]`.

That makes sense.  Sorry for my confusion there.  With `NotUndef` working in a similar fashion, this makes sense now.


You ok if I copy in your changes or you still working on PR?


Not sure if this log entry is very helpful.


I think the [+]show / [-] hide CSS styling should not be set to the same greyed out font color as the 'Recent Issues" or "Library Has" text; but instead we should use a blue hue similar to the CLS Request link text and our other link text.


Hmm 1st I need to remember what this code originally did (if it is even from me)


There are two backticks after each(). You'd want one.


not to be mean, but actually trying the game, this way of implementation works only in the specific case, that the player hits the enemy horizontally. in the probable case, that the player jumps vertically in or on the enemy, it does not work, because with every overlap a life is decremented, and there are multiple overlaps in one second.
This way will perfectly work though, if the player gets fixated in immunity and placed at the entrance, after loosing a life.


Actually I moved this line into an if statement, but I just committed this line in the first commit and then the if statement in the second commit.  It just seemed like a more logical way to divide up the commits.  In the end, the whitespace should look right.


What about adding function pointers and variable of bool type "isSorted" to the vector members?


This was really important.


Seems like we just need a reference to Master and not MasterStack.


The problem with this approach is that the arguments become order-dependent. Is that intended? Seems like it would require the user to know a lot more about the underlying implementation to make sure they use options in the order that supports their desired behavior.


Great work. Keep it up.


Use forward declaration instead of including the explicit header.


Very nice!


Ah thanks. I found another one too :)


this is a good start for the player lifes. but it needs an immunuty-intervall to be working.


And a backtick after func_get_args()


Maybe, its a good starting point to **cherry-pick** commits into a new branch which are confirmed.


@Montellese this file has been deleted in master. is this change still needed?


Ah great - internally, the String type can function as an Enum - if you have say `[a,b,c]´, the String type that is produced has a value list of a,b,c; it just never shows that, and you cannot construct a String[a] from the language. That is the reason we opted for Optional['a'] being legal as we figured that there was only one reasonable meaning to such a construct. (And I apparently forgot we added that :-))


I mostly just copied the code above it:

if (copy_xprt_addr(op_ctx->caller_addr, xprt) == 0) {
                LogDebug(COMPONENT_DISPATCH,
                         "copy_xprt_addr failed for Program %d, Version %d, "
                         "Function %d", (int)svcreq->rq_prog,
                         (int)svcreq->rq_vers, (int)svcreq->rq_proc);
                /* XXX move lock wrapper into RPC API */
                DISP_SLOCK(xprt);
                svcerr_systemerr(xprt, svcreq);
                DISP_SUNLOCK(xprt);
                goto out;
        }


good!


Yep. That is the other one I found. :)


First of all, thanks for your hard work on Sup. Very much appreciated!

On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 2:00 PM, ZJvandeWeg <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> What makes this bad? On todays monitors you can split and still read both source files?
>
> I never understood the fixation on 80 chars, please enlighten me.

In my setup I never have code in anything wider than 80 characters.
I personally do my coding in terminals, and often have as many as I can
fit next to each other on a display monitor.

If I do a vertical split on my laptop monitor, where I code a lot, I
can't fit two
windows next to each other with 120 characters; and I use a small font
size in my terminals. (Monitor has crap resolution, but even with a better
one I could probably not fit any smaller, my eyes just can't read that small
print easily.)

On bigger monitors I usually have three to four columns with 80 chars
wide code pieces.

Even if it historically was because of monitor size etc, it is still hard on
the eyes (they have to travel more) to read longer sentences.

The most important point though, would be readability and an
understanding that not everyone has modern big wide monitors.

We collaborate on this piece of code, and you never know who will
contribute and what setup they have. (I am not particularly sight
impaired even, I'm just getting older.)

Don't change the line wrapping without discussion at least. And please
keep it at 80 characters.


Just committed the fix.


Please remember to not exceed the 50 character first-line style!

< review


"hascode" => "hashcode"


I think we either should name it "ScheduleIntegrityPoll" or "DemandIntegrityPoll". Having both seems redundant and make the method name unnecessary longer.


* should be next the type.


Que gran idea


"field can be placed back into the {@link GPOMutable}." => "field can be restored."


please put it after `directconnect_port` - this is tradition :)


Offensive, I sexually identify as a Brazil and I find this extremely offensive. I am also a feminist so I think that .bro IS SEVERELY oppressive toward us females. Please rename the file extension to .fem or Google will be boycotted by all of Tumblr.


@Jorch95 ya lo actualice


I think the comment should come after capacity, iiuc


Just for fun


This is there to allow easy debugging of code branching.


Ah, right!  The analyser is a pass through; my suggestion is wrong then.

Is downmixing what we want? I can see a case for just using channel 0.


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Awesome!  You can also get rid of the `type pdfMutex struct` definition.  Have a look at this (just swap out the integer for your map): https://github.com/sajari/fastentity/commit/07fa52639086756b6b4e5bbf6026dca930a73025


That sounds weird, can you give the lint message you got there? getClass().getName() will be even  longer ....


Closes: #363


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:goat: :swimmer:


It should be blue. Can you try refreshing and making sure that launchpad.css is loaded fresh? It should have a periodicalsList class.

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>
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Attention, pense a lancer les tests avant de commiter.

```bash
[master] kerphi@p-gully:~/ezpaarse$ make jshint
/home/kerphi/ezpaarse/platforms/artstor/parser.js: line 77, col 175, Line is too long.

1 error
Makefile:127: recipe for target 'jshint' failed
make: *** [jshint] Error 2
```


@bytemaster: is there (or will be) an official docker image on docker hub?


hi


please add specs for every exported function


Oh, yes the browser needed a reload on launchpad.css. It's OK.

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wrote:

> It should be blue. Can you try refreshing and making sure that
> launchpad.css is loaded fresh? It should have a periodicalsList class.
>
> > On Oct 14, 2015, at 5:16 PM, Michael Cummings <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
> >
> > I think the [+]show / [-] hide CSS styling should not be set to the same
> greyed out font color as the 'Recent Issues" or "Library Has" text; but
> instead we should use a blue hue similar to the CLS Request link text and
> our other link text.
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Technically not a spelling error, Canadian spelling, and the INFILE was supposed to match, but good catch :-)


Testing network:

bool
SPM::recvTimingReq(PacketPtr pkt)
{
	myPMMU->wakeup();
	...
	...
}

void
PMMU::wakeup()
{

	if ((*m_requestToSPM_ptr).isReady(clockEdge())) {
		const RequestMsg* in_msg_ptr;
		in_msg_ptr = dynamic_cast<const RequestMsg *>((*(m_requestToSPM_ptr)).peek());
		cout << "GOT A MSG from " << in_msg_ptr->m_Requestor.num << endl;
		(*m_requestToSPM_ptr).dequeue(clockEdge());
	}
	if (m_machineID.num > 0) {
		//RequestMsg *out_msg = new RequestMsg(clockEdge());
		std::shared_ptr<RequestMsg> out_msg = std::make_shared<RequestMsg>(clockEdge());

		(*out_msg).m_Type = CoherenceRequestType_GETX;
		(*out_msg).m_Requestor = m_machineID;
		MachineID *receiver = new MachineID;
		receiver->type = MachineType_PMMU;
		(*out_msg).m_MessageSize = MessageSizeType_Data;
		receiver->num = 0;
		((*out_msg).m_Destination).add(*receiver);  //memory leak
		(*m_requestToNetwork_ptr).enqueue(out_msg, clockEdge(), cyclesToTicks(Cycles(1)));
	}
}


This facilitates debugging since the value of the actual stack is printed.


It seems like the const types of what the comment says and the argument are different. Remove `const` from the argument?


Denny Wessel created both .java files in this commit (segmentdata and chardata) but was having trouble pushing them so I did it for him.


typo?
ire = wire?


Created [PUP-5381](https://tickets.puppetlabs.com/browse/PUP-5381) to track that bug.


to be consistent maybe it should be HOST and PORT uppercase ?


I need to test this on the Raspberry Pi, cause it's the edge case for which I had to add that stupid < 2 hack.

Basically the Pi has a boot sequence so fast (about 20 seconds) that when the ArtNet plugin is loaded the eth0 interface is still not up (or doesn't have an IP yet). Only loopback is present.


This does not complile with java version < 1.7.


A counter question: Why should we need to increase the
line width?

There is also the point of code smell or code that is hard to
decipher. Longer lines tempts to cram a lot of functionality
into one line instead of breaking it up into several, or
possibly even separate functions.

A lot of large projects still dictates the 80 chars wide line limit.
Why should we want to diverge from this? (Again, since we
aren't a small group of contributors but instead possibly
anyone. And we don't know their setup or capabilities.)


No! nosetests will create multiple process for concurrent testing.


Let's call variables the same way as in AWS docs as much as it is possible: please use `StackName` instead of `StackId` (as it is there http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AWSCloudFormation/latest/APIReference/API_GetTemplateSummary.html)


OK, I see what's going on. #7133 wasn't merged into master. I'm trying to rebase on master so phil can help with skin changes. Can you help update this PR?


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is this really needed? IWD2 hits it immediately upon trying to open the map window.


You shouldn't delete this test. In production unexpected disconnection it's normal.


@evil-at-wow Loving that book you'll never write, keep writing it :joy:


But this can be done by the caller since they are the one that passes in the argument.


I don't understand this comment.


Which issue is it?

Maybe we could clone and then checkout a specific commit that's baked into this Makefile?


typo: s/funclet's/funclets'/


here and in other places: according to docs, StackName is not required parameter, so we should create several function clauses (like `describe_stacks/0`, `describe_stacks/1` and so on) allowing to set this parameter or not.

For the case when there are 3 not required parameters - let's discuss what to do separately


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Hehe, you found this one before I finished reading I guess :P


The problem with this log entry is that it doesn't contain the context. Stack not found while doing what? There are a lot of places that we look for the stack and may not find it.


Sorry it messes up my comment. Should be ```MasterStack* apMasterStack```


Well played, sir.


It might be a good idea.


this method could probably just be written as
```ruby
def manage_master_supply_list?
  user.admin?
end
```
because `user.admin?` will return `true` or `false`


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Using `outputStyle = "expanded"` would produce CSS files more like those that shipped with previous OT releases.
This option preserves comments and formats for readability, so it's easier for users to see which rules are defined.


I think mixing is safest. It would be very weird if a right-panned stereo signal was vastly different in analyzer results from a left-panned one. Am I missing something?


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@posita

Added blanketJS to the project for reporting test coverage. Also added few more assertions for complete test coverage

_all_ids is supposed to maintain the static reference to all the expensive resources. Fixed this by replacing it with a static property on the Constructor method, for static access

Please let me know of anything else.
Latest commit: https://github.com/furhanshabir/VeritaseumTest/commit/ccba81060390e5365a43aa3f9352c340091a8d22


Should clear get rid of any queued push requests?  Would it be better to process the queue first?


The method we write is part of a library.  We can't assume the caller will always have debug traces.


This is still the original code, and so is not compatible with 5.7+


Is this check required because of package facades only? If yes, does it generate broken facades (with duplicate signatures)?


105015426-DefVAVTUMinMax (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1373 of 1373 tests passed)

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Isn't this check implemented elsewhere? I'm sure some other code cares about multifile classes


Weź to usuń. Nie wiem czemu ten plik mi się wysłał.


also for every function that accepts NextToken (e.g. `list_stacks`) we should:
1) accept this as not required parameter - see `marker()` there  https://github.com/alertlogic/erlcloud/blob/4ef786e2/src/erlcloud_rds.erl#L88-L97
2) create `xxx_all` function, which will iterate over all of them - like there https://github.com/alertlogic/erlcloud/blob/4ef786e2/src/erlcloud_rds.erl#L119-L122


Oops, sorry, now I see that this has been moved from some place else.


The DNS protocol can use UDP or TCP.
Dose packetbeat only support processing DNS message on UDP?


I see what you are saying.  I'll add more context information in the debug output.


Capitalize to ID for consistency.


lgtm


`return` looks a little suspicious here. Shouldn't it be `break` instead?


java 1.7 issue


or, there is other approach which is used by `erlcloud_rds` - when all not required params come in proplists: https://github.com/alertlogic/erlcloud/blob/4ef786e2/src/erlcloud_rds.erl#L88-L97

Let's discuss what is better for this module


Suggested DB updates for DB providers:
```SQL
DELETE FROM creature_movement_template WHERE entry = 8891;
INSERT INTO creature_movement_template (entry,point,position_x,position_y,position_z,waittime,script_id,textid1,textid2,textid3,textid4,textid5,emote,spell,orientation,model1,model2) VALUES
(8891,1,685.89,-279.73,-43.1944,0,889101,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0.471239,0,0),
(8891,2,685.89,-279.73,-43.1944,10800000,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0.471239,0,0);

DELETE FROM dbscripts_on_creature_movement WHERE id = 889101;
INSERT INTO dbscripts_on_creature_movement (id,delay,command,datalong,datalong2,buddy_entry,search_radius,data_flags,dataint,dataint2,dataint3,dataint4,x,y,z,o,comments) VALUES
(889101,0,25,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,'RUN OFF'),
(889101,1,25,0,0,8891,40,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,'RUN OFF'),
(889101,2,20,1,5,8891,40,8,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,'switch to random around current point'),
(889101,3,20,1,5,0,0,8,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,'switch to random around current point');
```


It might make sense to also provide the 32bit version here.
Also, it might even make more sense to re-use the "sources" [we use for chromium plugins](https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/blob/master/pkgs/applications/networking/browsers/chromium/source/update.nix#L61-L73), so in order to get the stable `Debian` package it's only necessary to re-export the plugins binary through the Chromium derivation.


java 1.7 issue (in the corrected code)


If you want to stay at 1.6 then we should definitely add this to *build.gradle*:

``` groovy
compileOptions {
    sourceCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_6
    targetCompatibility JavaVersion.VERSION_1_6
}
```


At the moment, yes, only UDP is supported.


I'd inline this variable


This check is here in order to issue error for multfile classes.
For package facade like `PkgPackage.class`, yes, it is now generated with dupilcate signatures. It seems in this case we need to prevent adding those methods to generated class?


this is going to update the WARNING_BITS mask to remove that level,
but this is going to disable it for all level
you probably want to localize ${^WARNING_BITS} before


I think we can assume that if they are debugging a problem with this call.


I'd add a test that checks that there is an overload ambiguity error at the call site if we are trying to call a duplicated main()


OK! Should I remove it here or in some future PR? (I prefer the latter.)

I've noticed some more which may be in the same region:
  - Replaced some deprecated DefaultFormBuilder with FormBuilder
 - Breaking API change: String[] is replaced by List<String> in BibtexEntryType
 - Perform syntax improvements enabled by Java 1.7+ (diamond operator, try-with-resources)


Agreed, `break` is more safe. I'll change it.


We can ignore package facades here, I think, they are going to be dropped this week.


this commit changes the programmatic API docs. not implemented yet. I haven't touched the CLI API yet either

here I change it so that you require the driver you want, create an instance of that driver, then include the driver for each group


for every function let's also add parsing as here https://github.com/alertlogic/erlcloud/blob/4ef786e2/src/erlcloud_rds.erl#L401-L420


Agreed, I'll do it.


> Log tags are only allowed to be at most 23 tag characters long.

There are more places where the error occurs.


all of these options got moved to the driver, that way you can create a cluster where different groups have different drivers (e.g. different ec2 types or a hybrid cluster of ec2/google/rackspace/DO etc)


Thanks for your thinking Maggy.

Just a reminder team that I will not be at class until approx. 7:00pm

Thought it might be a good idea to check out other apps - for their interface, ideas etc.
1) FourSquare
2) Vine
3) Circle
4) Eventbrite
5) Like a Local
6) Scout (was Goby)
7) Fever
8) Fieldtrip
9) Oh! Ranger! ParkFinder
10) Yelp

To name a few.....

Mary Chiappetta 🌻
Twitter: Sunflower_Mary

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> So I'll give this a whirl... I checked out the CityVibes events brochure. Some of the obvious things we can include in the app based on what I see in these events are: Event Name, Date, Time, Location, Description of event, Deadline to RSVP or submit something to (if there is one), Links ("learn more at...), ability to add to Google Calendar &/or Outlook Calendar, Contact Info, Tix available at... (if there are any to get/purchase). Other possibilities might be: Who the event is geared towards (ie., family,children, teens, young adults, seniors, etc.). See you all tomorrow night team!!
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It's not clear to me why we need a special check for multifile classes. Doesn't it work by itself?

I.e. please check this example

``` kotlin
// FILE: a.kt
@file:JvmName("Foo")
@file:JvmMultifileClass
fun foo(l: List<String>) {}

// FILE: b.kt
@file:JvmName("Foo")
@file:JvmMultifileClass
fun foo(l: List<Int>) {}
```

Isn't there an error on foo's here?


You can use .each_with_index() here to simplify the code a bunch.


Sorry @itsravenous I shouldn't have checked this in.


Sounds reasonable to me. I'll add it.


I think the `[tag], [ind]` arguments here (and in `.login`) could use some work, it makes the API less intuitive IMO when its `foo(1, 4, keyfile)` as opposed to `foo({group: 1, member: 4, keyfile: 'foo.json'})`. but we can figure that out later, I can live this for now


Better to have this be variable length, because with the lists being dynamic to screenwidth command, this won't work well


@zehortigoza I don't like these write_file() and read_file() function, particularly where they are being used. We shouldn't use buffered API to write to sysfs.  And maybe it's just less code to do it inline than dealing with variadic function


Please add type annotations for Flow.


On a second thought, this is not ok and I'd prefer to revert it.
Another (even worse) case on the RPi is USB WiFi dongles, which take even more time to be up and with an IP.
My previous code wasn't "blocking" and the corner case were PCs with no network cards and only the loopback device (quite rare these days) but now "if (m_IOmapping.size() > 0) return;" is "blocking", in the sense that it doesn't detect any change in the number of interfaces.


On Wednesday 14 of October 2015 13:50:43 Brad Allred wrote:
> I dont have the code in front of me to check, but I thought it would parse
> anything in front of the tag normally (meaning the status icon drop caps
> are a potential issue), so i'm having trouble seeing what this empty `[p]`
> tag is doing. wouldn't a newline suffice?
That's what I tried initially, but we still handle newlines poorly. One
changes nothing, two add two. Adding a paragraphed space gave the needed one
newline.

> you also removed the comment about why things are wrapped in markup.
That workaround doesn't appear to be needed anymore, that's why. Before only
the starting item got it, but now we're calling the function several times,
which isn't compatible with that anymore.


This code is just fine - if you want to talk over ways to optimize, let me know.


Use `thead` and `tbody` in the table, otherwise React will complain (look at React warnings in the JS console).


my reasoning here is that we should always include all instances in the array, whether they failed or not, because then its more clear to the user how many passed and how many failed. open to further suggestions here (and on all of this)


It seems it is will be work by itself after dropping package facades. For now we have special code in `BuilderFactoryForDuplicateSignatureDiagnostics` in order skip reporting error for package facade.


this should be 1000000000ULL ... and preferably having a NSEC_PER_SEC constant, so you do `return NSEC_PER_SEC / freq;`


@Jorch95 @santimarrone lo movi a Ventana para usar herencia, despues se hace simplemente
```java
this.setearPaneles(4) // Por ejemplo
```
y listorti


We can ditch the renderType argument now, right?


Why removed all TIME_PROFILE_END, TIME_PROFILE_START and not removed TIME_PROFILE_INIT?
This gives us warnings on compile time (unused variables).


So I prefer to keep special test for multifile classes with main functions.


Aw snap, did I really commit that? I'm really sorry, I must have made that change while it was compiling and then forgotten about it.


Phil -- are you considering quicklook analytics to be no work? Is that why there is a check by it?


Oops, thanks a lot for noticing and fixing this, @jeffcjohnson ! :+1:


No, we should have the case for 'VALUE' and default should throw an AssertionError("Unexpected enum value" + argPb.getParameterTypeCase())


Flow declarations.


Unnecessary given the above (and the fact that its package-scope method `fromPB` is never going to do that).


Is here the activation of the plugin missing? Like it was in the play.plugins before?


Same like above.


`###` instead of `####`


This also gave me some ideas around how cluster execution should work.

Instead of `.execute` waiting for everything to finish and calling your callback, it should be more dynamic. Maybe it returns a stream of progress events, so you can do e.g.:

```js
var executionStream = execute('ls', {output: true})
executionStream.on('data', function (data) {
  // data has .group, .member to identify which node this message is originating from
 // if `output` is true above, it has .stdout + .stderr buffers with the output for this event (maybe you can choose your buffer size also)
// if `output` is false, the only time this gets called is when the execution starts and ends, so you would have like `data.status` first be set to `starting` and later `finished`, or `errored` with a `.error` message if it fails
//
})
```

then when `executionStream` finishes, thats when you know all execution has finished (and you also should have received all the `finished` or `errored` statues already)

this would enable you to react to execution jobs as they are happening


Sure, but IIRC, the lock needs to be unlocked in the case we throw an exception.


Ah, "Done" probably isn't the correct thing here (maybe strikethrough?) the work is described in `CC1.13.002` since "Quick Look Analytics" is a popup in the calendar. and I thought we were just going with 2 progress bars for each cnxpagemodule


That statement is unreachable.


`node.arguments[1]` could be `errorMessage`


Now you need to use Forestry 4.0 or is just compatible to the new version?


Done


Grade for day 9: 16/16. Great work!


Looks like a tabbing hiccup.


Yep. Will do.


Missing semicolon :stuck_out_tongue:


Done.  I've changed the method to ScheduleOnDemandPoll


Agda should compile again now


Essa linha está duplicada :(


maybe use 1 + strlen(q) as 3rd argument to make it more obvious ?


This is stupid deficiencies in the auto format of Eclipse. I can correct it but on save it jumps out wrong again.


Grade for day 5: 16/16. Nice work! (& sorry for the delay ... I didn't see that you'd submitted this earlier!)


At this point you should probably call `client.SetDiscoveryInterval(time.Duration)` to enable periodic discovery.


Hi,
We had the same issue within Clementine ;-)
I fixed it, and contributed back to the original Qocoa repository, among with few other things. [1]
I've also fixed the Cmd+x/c/v which weren't working very well, but the pull request haven't been integrated yet. [2]
[1]: https://github.com/mikemcquaid/Qocoa/blob/master/qsearchfield_mac.mm
[2]: https://github.com/mikemcquaid/Qocoa/pull/20
Hope this can help :-)


could it be that you forgot `git add`?


why exclude 5 and 6? the overload I'm looking at (checker.ts:239) only accepts 3 arguments anyway so _5_ and _6_ should never be usable.


it was Chris Lea's ppa.
he now works for nodesource


`name: Feature Tests`


AddSwig (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1909 of 1909 tests passed)

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cc @mafintosh for ideas


I'll do it! :innocent:


Actually the content of SMTP is a [set of nodemailer options](https://github.com/andris9/nodemailer-smtp-transport#usage) that is given straight to the [SMTP transport](https://github.com/ezpaarse-project/analogist/blob/517e24aafa8b62c612aff7ed39ef6dd9de27dbca/lib/mailer.js#L6). Uppercased properties would force us to handle all options manually, which would be tedious.


Done.  Loggable is now forward declared.


There should be no further QA issues, and if you have a better way of doing something. I suggest you do it and try it yourself. You just may come back to where it is at now, as I just wasted time in discovering myself... Thank you!


It seems as if there is no official statement by google, but that in practical terms there has been support since March of last year.

 @MarkusWolschon any issue with switching? AFAIK this is only a language side change and does not impact the runtime, so will need some more testing but it shouldn't limit the range of Android versions we support.


I think we can't create an infinite loop as the current thread was handled before the remaining items are prepended back onto the main queue. Also, I don't think terminating the remaining threads would be the right thing.


this will prevent error messages like "The compiler **may** not be able to ..." and similar. Probably OK, just wanted to make sure that it's intended.


LGTM


var myLEDController_obj = new LEDController_lib.PCA9685(I2CBus, I2CAddr);
                                             ^
Error: Illegal arguments for construction of _exports_PCA9685
    at Object.<anonymous> (/home/root/prueba1.js:27:27)
    at Module._compile (module.js:456:26)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:474:10)
    at Module.load (module.js:356:32)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:312:12)
    at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:497:10)
    at startup (node.js:119:16)
    at node.js:935:3


Not sure if you need this. Doesn't like 152 break from the while loop?


Hi, Is this change complete - something you would consider pushing a pull request for ?


getting pulls please thanks


@timabbott Hrm, I am using the Sphinx link syntax--should I update it so that it works well from Github as well? (The link works correctly in Sphinx in my dev environment at least.)


Ok, good point. I'll change that.


This and the python 3 pr are not going to merge nicely..


Что-то у тебя не гладко пошло, хотя должно было пройти без сучка и задоринки -- появился промежуточный коммит, конфликты в файлах..


AddSwig (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Конфликт не разрезолвлен.


Great takeaway, it certainly seems that software development is likely not worth it just to prove a concept or if you are budget constrained.

One question I have is related to app development on appcelerator - will it work for my e-commerce service on both Android and iOS platforms? If so, could you maybe add this point to the write-up?


If you are OK with the SoQLPackWriter move, I will need to move the Test here too.


rename to `isVersionChangeChecked`


I can clean on the merge.


@abeskrowni-spanning I think making the jackson dependency provided makes sense. Do you know what happens if the version provided doesn't match the one in this pom? Ideally, it would just use the version provided (I doubt there's any version-specific functionality being used here).


No it doesn't, as usual because I made a last minute change without rechecking that it doesn't break anything. Here's a fix with a unit test once and for all :
https://github.com/rabihkodeih/inteview_challenge/commit/9ffe860cd0b1cfa2832910c31d81da58c85e15a4


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I'm doing new videos agario


Кстати, не char(7), a varchar(7) -- в письме я прям так и указывал. И тип лучше писать заглавными буквами, опять же, по аналогии с другими файлами миграций.


Вместо insert предлагаю использовать add.


ok so I understand why it's lowercase, that's better you'r right

On Thu, Oct 15, 2015 at 12:05 AM, Yannick <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Actually the content of SMTP is a set of nodemailer options
> <https://github.com/andris9/nodemailer-smtp-transport#usage> that is
> given straight to the SMTP transport
> <https://github.com/ezpaarse-project/analogist/blob/517e24aafa8b62c612aff7ed39ef6dd9de27dbca/lib/mailer.js#L6>.
> Uppercased properties would force us to handle all options manually, which
> would be tedious.
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final fix within deliberation for https://github.com/RuleML/issues-ruleml/issues/61


13/16

Hey Jackie - you might still be working on this which is totally fine, but if you want to go over the few things missing in the relaxr exercise, I'd be happy to go over them with you.


The lock is being moved, so ownership of the lock is being transfered to `prepend_entries`, which will release it when done. It does not seem however that unlocking the mutex is something `prepend_entries` should be deciding.


maybe this one belongs outside, either with the `groups` or as some kind of config opt? its main use is as a tag when querying against running instances


Interesting I don't get any lint errors for that problem, can you point to docs that support the limitation?


@smo-key This file needs to be deleted


should be <= !


Actually what I meant was something like
```
data['url'] = 'self.{}'.format(strip_subreddit_url(data['url_full']))
```
Sorry for the confusion!


The global scope (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/500431/what-is-the-scope-of-variables-in-javascript).


Ohh! That surely is better, however, I didn't think you'd want to hide the xpost information. Will do!


This seems super complex, creating a base class, using a custom bind method, for minimal benefit.

Wouldn't it be simpler to not have a custom bind method (removing the need for a base class) and just do...

```javascript
this.onFileSave = this.onFileSave.bind(this);
...
this.onCancel = this.onCancel.bind(this);
```

That seems more obvious. There are also existing React docs which cover this pattern.

@unclecheese thoughts?


Sieht super aus!


Done


16/16 citipix
14/16 relaxr - if you want to go over the missing bits (event.preventDefault), I'd be happy to!


i like the idea of returning a stream, currently it's listening for `warn` / `error` / `exit` events from `ssh-exec` inside, but then just returning via callbacks


@trueadm I didn't have time, but you fix this regEx, so it validate against lower case letters? [a-z]


why "creature_movement_template" ?
we have lots of spawns for entry = 8891
http://www.wowhead.com/npc=8891/anvilrage-guardsman
are they all must use that xyz?


:+1: :beers:


Thanks!


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this needs to be local as it is creating a sack to check the packages in a local folder with no overlap to existing repos. please revert.


also unclear whether an error on one execution should kill the rest, i did that now because it can be annoying to wait (e.g. during cluster-wide installations) but should at least be optional


@trueadm Can you try to optimize this?


Changes in TDNFSearchCommand are good to go. Please revert changes for CheckLocal and post.


There is one problem here:
* recently all OpenCL stuff was removed from init(). At least you and Frank are happy with it.

Are you sure you want to change it here?


Yep, from 0.9.5 you have to use Forestry 4. 0.9.3 is latest release compatible with Forestry 3.


Fair enough.


These `FALSE` and `TRUE` calls are a bit hard to read without context. Maybe an enum would work better here?


All right then, sorry for the noise!
I'll put this back tomorrow!


guess i must've read it upside down before 😅 (j/k that was the original spec)


@trueadm Should t7 support this namespace? And what about SVG 2.0?


This allows AsyncStackManager to pass the logger down to ScanScheduler.


Excellent!


Yes, that's the question: processing/processing-docs#13 We didn't have a choice before and now we do. What is best?


This is awesome! Watch for the typo ("indredient"), & you'll want to use something other than console.log (consider either editing the HTML, or using prompts), but this is seriously fantastic. :)


Thanks @aashreya for doing the UI changes to include "profile" in flexdown.

I've opened https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MYRIAD-151 to add the ability to specify "constraints" in UI.


Sorry been a bit busy these weeks. I'll get to it tonight
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Yep, working on building Qt5 myself!


big :+1: to this! much more modular and flexible


lol you merged this part


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この Access-Control-Allow-Origin の判定のせいで http://danbooru.donmai.us/ でエラーが起きて正常に動作しません。


looks solid :+1:


:+1: for an execution stream stream like @maxogden showed. maybe there could be a writeable stream as well that would execute jobs you write to it.


Greg, what does `contiguous` do? Could this be causing my "Too many open files" errors?


Should we expose an `attr_writer` for `socket` instead or do you intend it to be "private"?


We're in R mode here.  NA is fine.


:+1: If you made this pull request for the [free t-shirt](http://hacktoberfest.digitalocean.com)


add `e..printStackTrace();`. Could be interesting for third party storage developer


Hi, I will implement option to disable "Xposed hook stop hack" into my module XInstaller. It could be handy in the future, if somebody found the code to disable Xposed.


Than I hope Binnie updates because otherwise I can't update forestry.
Thanks for info.


I wish. There are more problems, like the fact that the ui (default from bmd's barebones) doesn't seem to work at all and all of the hundreds of particles and sounds that need to be made and attached...and the map. I'll figure these things out eventually though. :sweat_smile:


:warning:


Nice! I was thinking of checking up on that recipe soon. I think I left off with the recipe in my pull request working on Arch Linux and Ubuntu 14.04 at least. I have no experience building on Windows though and I failed trying haha.


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


we could simply call `checkIfChangeVersionFailed()` here to remove duplicated code, right?


great, thanks!


Feito.


These voice loops can be combined now, and I don't think we need the array of jack_bufs anymore.


As long as you're touching this, we probably want to fix the "max-br=;"


Haha :D The funny one)


That would be cool, as this seems to be the new upstream of the library. I couldn't even find the original website anymore. But it seems to me like it won't be a drop-in replacement, as some folders changed and their build system is currently broken… the latter one might not affect us just including the header files and being done with it, though.

Probably makes more sense to have a separate issue/pull request on the topic. Did you do some tests in that direction?


I'd be happy to, but I'm not sure how to go about testing different or `test` management commands from within the test runner?

I tested manually by changing adding `TEST_RUNNER = 'django_nose.NoseTestSuiteRunner' to my settings and then using the nose syntax to run a specific test, e.g. `./manage.py test foo.tests:FooTest.test_foo`.

With the Django test runner, this will fail as it expects a dot instead of a colon to separate the module name from the test case class, e.g. `./manage.py test foo.tests.FooTest.test_foo`.


Good catch.  I'll test this out ASAP.  Most likely just copied and pasted that from another area.


Using byte-string here is not awesome, since that can contain ';'. We probably want to make these integer things be integers.


Looks ok to me. Do you want to squash these review fixes?


15/16 - just need to work out the kinks on the readless slide up! let me know if you'd like help getting it there :)


Do we want to make this extensible?


Parce que c'est le appInfo.dependencies qui est important.


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


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maybe this should override the old component report -- because crossreferences...


whitespace


[VP20-82] - Updated ecomponent


This might guess wrong if there are multiple routable IPs on a host.  I'd suggest allowing an ENV var to hard set the listening address.


Sure. Basically instead of sending Cypher queries to the server, I'm simply going to extend the server to handle these requests. I have the Java Core API, the Traversal API, the Cursor API to play with. I can add external libraries, I can multi-thread a query if I want to.  I can also embed Neo4j in Tomcat or Undertow, or create a new socket interface for it. Whatever.  Neo4j is very customizable.


Calling opencl_prepare_dev() is not a problem. The problem is when we compile kernels or even auto-tune in init().

When running forked, we're post-poning fmt_init() so that won't be a problem either.


If there's a syntax that works in both places, yeah, that's probably best.  If we have to pick one though we should probably pick the readthedocs.org site.


well I just want to be explicit here, I could just have both cases on top of each other (but actually the linter doesn't like that)


it's a deb that we are dumping into /opt so the deps are kinda odd, does chromium work with a non-glibc? if so I can probably change this to the virtual, as it is, I've bumped without changing


:+1: I think this is better, yeah?


done


renaming to transientSetState()


А какими средствами его нужно разрешить?


The majority of the changes to `qg_dlgoptionsgeneral.ui` are because of a layout change to reduce the width of the color selection buttons.

I'm considering a system that reduces the color options to a single row by using a combobox, and adding a set button.


Good to know, thanks.


Do you also need a `executorService.awaitForTermination()` here?  `shutdown()` only stops new jobs being added to the queue.


weights are provided in `cart.feature`, they shouldn't be hard-coded here


Can this be `URLMangler.urlManglingMap = urlManglingMap;` (where the param name loses the `1`)?


Hello Emaasit,
I tryied to install the computeEstimate library and got an error: "Warning in install.packages :
  package ‘computeEstimate’ is not available (for R version 3.2.2)". Have you noticed it? Any comments?
Thanks!
Fernando


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We missed really serious bug during reviewing, and you found it. Great!


thanks i'll work on it before class.

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wrote:

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Committed as https://github.com/whatwg/streams/commit/4a677a63f5536cc967bee49549303794b8d99319; I re-converted them to web platform tests for you since I feel silly about making you convert them to tape format and then switching around and starting to use WPT format.


At least this iteration compresses a bit better.


@carrere you are correct that the lack of https on data providers' sides prevents us from using the central frame. What data providers are you experiencing this behavior with? I expected that in the end you will be properly redirected from provider's site to Galaxy (which hapens e.g. when you use UCSC Archaea table browser).
ping @blankenberg


Yes, sorry it broke the upgrade but we were seeing to many issues caused by the default to false that we had to change it. We can include it in the release note next time. A workaround would be to revert by adding in the hue.ini or safety valve:

```
[desktop]
[[ldap]]
ignore_username_case=false
force_username_lowercase=false
```

or change the names of the group in the Hue DB to match.


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I put some extra tests in to ensure the combined logic worked correctly.


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nice :+1:


Dead link


4.0 does accept names, but the warning produced messes ESS up for some
reason.  Let me see if I can get both to work...

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wrote:

> Hmm,... fieldnames() do not exist in Julia 0.3 ... which is still *the*
> default julia on most computers, notably for people who don't work with
> bleeding-edge ..
>
> So, did they really abolish names() from 0.3 to 0.4 ... without any
> deprecation area in between ??
>
> No wonder, nobody is starting to build serious stuff with julia ((sorry, I
> know this is wrong ... but it seems they really don't want regular users))
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> .
>


This method is doing the same thing as isDitaEnabled() method


Note: Quitting on Windows should use Alt+F4, not Control+Q.


5 seconds is pretty tight - discovery is a pretty heavy process, so I'd probably push that out to 30 seconds or so.  You only need periodic discovery to detect new devices appearing on the network (you can amend your commit and forced-push, Github will update the PR correctly).


Committed as https://github.com/whatwg/streams/commit/a6c895894ba81fc83b68c8771995258ba80869aa


as said in the issue, I would have replaced trapTileData->setActivated(true); by activate(tile); so that the trap state is what it is expected to be


Thanks, I'll fix that up.


OK, have implemented fixes for the other stuff; what would you suggest as a solution for the custom predicate?


Since Google moved the "classic" App Engine Go SDK out of `gcloud`, when aetest spins up this "classic" server, it crashes immediately because there's no `goroot` in the google cloud SDK directory (anymore?)

I'm running Go with Managed VMs and I assume `instance_vm.go` is for me? At any rate I was able to make it run by changing this "stub app" to:

```go
const appYAMLTemplate = `
application: %s
version: 1
runtime: go
api_version: go1
vm: true

handlers:
- url: /.*
  script: _go_app
`

const appSource = `
package main
import "google.golang.org/appengine"
func main() { appengine.Main() }
`
```


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Reading for my own edification.  Found a typo.  Search for "int he"


@Jake0oo0 any suggestions for better wording of this warning?


@Jake0oo0 any suggestions for better wording of this username info?


Committed as https://github.com/whatwg/streams/commit/b9556fbc0872235e15858b050a8bd9b19d30cb25. I decided to just pull in all the tests instead of picking only the ones that were not already covered by templated scenarios. More coverage never hurts.


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In theory, the zero cost exception model (implemented in gcc and clang) gives no extra speed penalty on the non exceptional path, while slowing down the exceptional patch (which is the cold path here). Let's see if that theory is really true, or if it's another C++ myth ;-)


Haja, recht hast du! ;-)


> Если reversed([1,2,3]) не равен [3,2,1], то какому списку он должен быть равен?

Никакому. Итератор проявляет квантовые свойства, после того как ты его измеряешь (сравнивая со списком) ты его меняешь, т.е. чтобы сравнить ты должен по нему пройтись. Как только ты это сделал итератор уже не тот, что был раньше. Я понимаю, что ты и это хотел бы исправить в пятом питоне: что еще за странные мутабельные итераторы :) Объяснить это нововведение питонячьей публике будет сложней чем хаскельной :)

Теоретически, итератор может быть равен другому итератору, например, reversed([1,2,3]) == iter([3,2,1]).


I think this works:

$(".learnmore").click(function(event) {
  event.preventDefault();
  $("#learnmoretext").slideDown().show();

});
$(".learnmore").click(function(event){
  event.preventDefault();
  $(".learnmore").hide();

});

On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 6:48 PM, Ryan O'Connell <ry.oconnell@gmail.com>
wrote:

> thanks i'll work on it before class.
>
> On Wed, Oct 14, 2015 at 6:34 PM, Lauren Fazah <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> 15/16 - just need to work out the kinks on the readless slide up! let me
>> know if you'd like help getting it there :)
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/ryoconnell/homework/commit/b5b213f6ee4c346afb33bbed688a876b4e9180dd#commitcomment-13779920>
>> .
>>
>
>


It's the same value as on line 62, but I decided to give it an explicit name since, as you say, it's not totally obvious.


Ae to sem net para olhar o telegram no momento.
Eu consegui colocar o eclipse no meu pen drive e importar o projeto mas parece q dá erro no workspace quando troca de PC e ai tem q excluir o projeto e importar de novo :/
Se alguém souber como me ajudar sobre isso, eu agradeceria e tbm seria bom colocar no readme masi detalhes do q iremos fazer agora q temos o enunciado do EP e colocar aqui, as partes q cada um de nós irá fazer.


It would be nice to see more comments on php-src but this specific one looks unnecessary or maybe too verbose. Wouldn't it be better to have a more general comment before all the return type checks?

> "Here are the runtime return type checks of non-internal functions, except 'void' which is fully checked at compile time."


> Я вижу здесь два частных случая одного типа Shape. А список и итератор не приводятся к одному типу.

Они приводятся к Iterable.


It could be a bit shorter, yeah :/


I discussed with issue with @hoch.  Here's are reasoning.  Say you want to do some kind of time-domain visualization using the analyser node with 2 (or more channels).  If you mix down, you can't visualize each channel.  If you use a splitter and feed each channel to a separate analyser, you get the each channel, but you can't get the data synchronously because there are separate calls.

Yes, these requires that we extend getFrequency and getTime to allow it this use case.

If you really want to downmix, it's easy enough to insert a gain node to do the downmixing before sending the result to the analyser node.

By grabbing the first channel, we can make it compatible, more or less, if we change getTimeDomain and getFrequency to return results for each channel.

Don't know how important this use case is.


pressing the "that was easy" button


suggestion: s/keys available in/key(s) known to/

That would use a term already defined rather than the new "available in". I haven't thought too hard about whether there are issues with keys coming and going or whether that is just an app issue.

You might also linkify "key IDs".


Probably a much nicer approach to use git submodules.

Ticket 319


Yeah, we guessed as much. I can't see it anymore just browsing your project. But git is funky... Nothing is ever really gone. So if you change your pw now that it's not tracked, you should be good!


Queda mucho mejor asi


This text is hard to read. It looks like you might be defining terms in the middle of a list. Is that correct?

Also, if you are defining terms, you should probably use `<dfn>`.


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rtoy writes:

> Is downmixing what we want? I can see a case for just using channel 0.

If down-mixing were specified to use the channelInterpretation of
the node, then configuration would be possible even when
channelCount is changed to something greater than 1.
I'm not sure that's necessary, just an option, but it would be
helpful to specify exactly what kind of mixing is used.
FWIW Gecko is averaging the channels.  I'm neither for nor against that.

The client can also already get only channel 0 with
1/"explicit"/"discrete" mixing parameters.

Default "speakers" seems intuitive to me partially due to
consistency.  If an analyser is wanted for only channel 0, then it
seems likely that an analyser would be wanted for each
channel, and so a channel splitter would likely be used.


Is the load() part still correct? I believe that behavior was changed by your original PR.


testy


Can a user still create their own fluentd config that can be logged to the same servers?  If so, they can still create tags that get routed this way.  If not, is there a need to make the change?


The last sentence should be a Note.


I presume unit test code goes here


Good work!


Nicer, true.


>>> И даже не обязательно отождествлять что-то с числами, чтобы упорядочить.
>> И такого не говорил.
> Я сделал такой вывод из слова "только".


Cheers I'll update these. Far simpler :)


s/sessions/object's/


Je repete: Si le appInfo a pas de appInfo.dependences il va juste pas avoir de node_modules a copier


Yup, before the "return True". If anything fails, throw a RuntimeError. Check pod_ocr_test.py for an example.


Hey Jackie - it looks like Citipix has a few js bugs in it making it not work. Let me know if either I'm seeing it wrong or if you update the repo.

Relaxr still has a few kinks to work out.

Note for both Citipix and Relaxr - take a look back at event.preventDefault()...

Got the project wireframes!


Here it'd be ideal to store the index already, as dmesg might have repeated lines. Unless in this situation, index returns always the smallest index.


There is no need for the class btn-inverse, we don't use it :smile:


Two comments
1. HP SSA replaced HP ACU with the Gen8 servers. Perhaps we should try to detect the appropriate binary.
2. Line 136 does not use the variable HPACUCLI


Since you are defining "record of key usage" and referencing it later, use `<dfn>`.


Humoropedia.com is a media sharing site that aims to bring its users the best of funny jokes and inspirational quotes. It has a huge collection of famous quotes about life by many different authors. We are especially proud of our collection of Rumi quotes about love and life. Each of our quote collections has been assembled by hand. We aim to be different from all other sites that provide quotes and jokes because we aim to provide users with a much better user experience that works both on mobile and desktop. Anyone interested in working with us is welcome to contact us.


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OMFG did I edit the original repository?? I was pretty sure I did the edits in my fork, which I later deleted...


OK, it does do that. However, consider if we have repeated lines, we won't know if the smallest index is the correct one. I'd just take the length of the splitlines and then take `self.last_line_index` as `len(out.splitlines) - 1`


Replace `<var>record of key usage</var>` with an `<a href>` to the `<dfn>`. I don't think we're referring to the object's member var here. You might then need s/the/a/.


BrazSSil? hehe


This is heaps better, for sure! I don't have much knowledge of the java framework and almost know no tools there. So yes, more succinct, less likely to explode.

I might be wrong, but the example doesn't do that:
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/concurrent/ExecutorService.html


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This seems a generic class, `DiffLog`. There's nothing so special about dmesg that couldn't be applied to other logs.


This is a relic from my old approach, need to remove.


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Insert the following before this line:
`<p>Run the following steps:</p>`


This should be a continue instead.


Any chance of an updated release on PyPI as well? :)


Leave it - it's the first bit of a test suite we have. And it tests something - deadband. That's good. We can leave this in the release.


It doesn't, but I think (based on the fact that we had `Thread.join()` here before, that we want to block until all tasks are finished?  In which case we need to `awaitForTermination()`.


1. I suppose the check should be renamed check_hpacuarray or something like that. But that is not related to this commit.
2. Sure, should I update my pull request?


No need for this line. Remove_host removes all this data


What if this throws an exception? Will the IPs still be released?


Please refer to: https://github.com/caiohdf/railsblocks-theme/commit/5370b52767252255c6935e63c1c69389787b79d2
This classes have already been removed. :ghost:


s/resulting/results/


Add the key IDs for those keys?


@smo-key No, this is in the wrong directory. This file already exists in the repo.


is `for_each_version` used somewhere?


I have done a quick review ... that seems allright ...

by the way, cheers for you & the release ;-)


s/the session's/this object's/


I believe this instance should also be referencing the `<dfn>` not the var.


getTimeDomain and getFrequency are separated already, so we can't get the whole picture (time + spectral) synchronously. I guess being able to grab the multichannel data at once either for waveform or for spectrum is the least we can do.

With the first version of API, we can offer the first channel but certainly this can be extended in the future.

Summing down would be the suitable for the hard-panned audio streams, but picking an individual channel is better for the sound that has the phase interaction/compensation between channels. In addition to that, summing down can be done afterward, but splitting them out later is impossible.


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Oops.  That's vestigial.  Force-pushed fix to my fork as https://github.com/davepacheco/mdb_v8/commit/9af8739.


Do you need to add the key IDs here or is that already handled by `update()`?


:+1:

Was just going to report this, but it's already fixed!


My suggestion looks something like this:

    class DiffLog(Collectible):
        """
        Collects the output of a command between __init__ and `stop`.

        This can be used to determine new dmesg lines added during a test.
        """
        def __init__(self, cmd, logf=None):
            if logf is None:
                logf = cmd.replace(" ", "_")
            super(DmesgDiffLog, self).__init__(logf)
            self.cmd = cmd
            self.last_line_index = None
            try:
                out = subprocess.check_output(cmd, shell=True,
                                              stderr=subprocess.STDOUT)
                if len(out) > 0:
                    self.last_line_index = len(out)
                else:
                    self.last_line_index = 0
            except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
                pass

        def run(self, logdir):
            """ Store dmesg output from the last line """
            if self.last_line_index is None:
                return
            out = subprocess.check_output(self.cmd)
            try:
                out = out[self.last_line_index:]
            except ValueError:  # dmesg was rotated, store everything
                pass
            open(os.path.join(logdir, self.logf), 'w').write(out)


If keeping that part: s/ids/IDs/


rtoy writes:

> I discussed with issue with @hoch.  Here's are reasoning.  Say you want to do
> some kind of time-domain visualization using the analyser node with 2 (or more
> channels).  If you mix down, you can't visualize each channel.  If you use a
> splitter and feed each channel to a separate analyser, you get the each
> channel, but you can't get the data synchronously because there are separate
> calls.

Referencing issues already tracking synchronization:
https://github.com/WebAudio/web-audio-api/issues/331
https://github.com/WebAudio/web-audio-api/issues/108

> By grabbing the first channel, we can make it compatible, more or less, if we
> change getTimeDomain and getFrequency to return results for each channel.

I don't think that's the appropriate solution, but, even if it
does happen, the analyser node can continue to up/down-mix into
any number of channels provided.


yes that is wath I mean, sorry for my brocken  englisch ...
FYI: [The DraftDiff (03 vs 05) ](www.ietf.org/rfcdiff/rfcdiff.pyht?url1=https://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-ietf-dane-openpgpkey-03.txt&url2=https://tools.ietf.org/id/draft-ietf-dane-openpgpkey-05.txt)

And many thanks for the feather, i want test it the next time.
cu peter


@Oksisane Where?


I don't see where we do a `cd -` or equivalent to not have `$rn_target_dir` be the current working directory when the script completes. Did I miss something?


Refer to the time `<dfn>` rather than as a variable. Same on line 2066.


Problem is that it breaks on Travis. Hence #14 :-) The version that this was published with has been deprecated. Need to investigate further :-)


Yeah it's an odd situation. It should be $va_row_ids but can potentially work either way.


It was mostly just moving stuff around according to personal preferences. One real change was making probing stateless, so one can now do multiple probes in parallel. All bugs I found I introduced myself :)


Does that work as expected if `$PATH` already contains a directory with a `node` binary?


No, but the current directory doesn't matter when the script exits.  (This does not affect the parent shell.)


Oh, and Travis is reminding us that `subprocess.check_output` is a python 2.7 only API. Let's use a more 2.6 friendly API, please.


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s/the/the object's/


That will probably do the wrong thing.  I will fix that by changing the path order here.


Excellent!


Looks like this when _session_ servers are down:
![screenshot](https://i.imgur.com/qvIFCDw.png)


Could `do_run_one` return results as a string instead of mutating a global variable (`rn_results`)?


Я успел посмотреть, что и в rust и в haskell для bool определены PartialOrd, и что в python3, несмотря на правильную обработку `None>0`, по прежнему можно упорядочевать `True` и `False`. Но я по прежнему не понимаю практическую пользу этого. Если кому-то нужно сортировать большие списки булевых значений, может лучше использовать для этого другой тип?


The problem is that I want to allow the subshell (that runs catest) to emit stdout and stderr as well.


Is "tfirst" consistent with good JSON naming practices?


:+1: Thanks for the help.


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We should have a single definition of "time" that we refer to. See also issue #59. I'll add a note there too.


@smo-key In staging... it looks like you changed the directory and kept the same file which is why git is not creating a merge conflict. I'm going to change the directory back to the correct package syntax


@ThomasBurleson

ids and selected indices are not synchronized,
selected index is counting from zero,

http://codepen.io/EladBezalel/pen/KdXXpx


Thanks @darkjh !


isso corrige o #4


You solve this problem by doing the following;
```python
platform.add_platform_command(
    """
 NET "{eth_clocks_rx}" CLOCK_DEDICATED_ROUTE = FALSE;
 NET "{eth_clocks_rx}" TNM_NET = "GRPeth_clocks_rx";
 NET "{eth_rx_clk}" TNM_NET = "GRPeth_rx_clk";
 NET "{eth_tx_clk}" TNM_NET = "GRPeth_tx_clk";
 TIMESPEC "TIG1" = FROM "GRPeth_clocks_rx" TO "GRPsys_clk" TIG;
 TIMESPEC "TIG2" = FROM "GRPsys_clk" TO "GRPeth_clocks_rx" TIG;
 TIMESPEC "TIG3" = FROM "GRPeth_tx_clk" TO "GRPsys_clk" TIG;
 TIMESPEC "TIG4" = FROM "GRPsys_clk" TO "GRPeth_tx_clk" TIG;
 TIMESPEC "TIG5" = FROM "GRPeth_rx_clk" TO "GRPsys_clk" TIG;
 TIMESPEC "TIG6" = FROM "GRPsys_clk" TO "GRPeth_rx_clk" TIG;
 """,
    eth_clocks_rx=platform.lookup_request("eth_clocks").rx,
    eth_rx_clk=self.ethphy.crg.cd_eth_rx.clk,
    eth_tx_clk=self.ethphy.crg.cd_eth_tx.clk)
```

Generally you either do;
```python
mycmd(a, b, c,
      e, f, g)
# or
mycmd(
    a,
    b,
    c)
```


Right, it doesn't change the user's interactive shell cwd, but I would still find it surprising that when `do_setup` completes, any code that runs after that has to deal with the current working directory being the target directory.


Hey Chelsea,

I'm out with the family at the moment, so I can't run the program.  It looks ok at first glance.  I will run it thru NetBeans when I get home.  You say it prints "the min is" but I don't see that text in the file, did you have a method page as well?


OK, sounds good.


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You don't NEED to pass in a seed to Random. The constructor does a good job of generating and seeding itself.
@see Random#constructor


r+


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/2bd4748f178741d5fbc25267eb005c5479201dc2


graydon/stellar-core/improve-catchup-status-reporting = 2bd4748f merged ok, testing candidate = 005dc0b0


merging graydon/stellar-core/improve-catchup-status-reporting = 2bd4748f into auto


I don't think this is worth changing.  If we want to cd back, that can fail.  We'd have to check for that error and bail out.  I usually try to avoid that failure mode by running in a subshell, so I'd probably run the whole subcommand in a subshell.  But that requires significantly reworking how the subcommands keep track of errors and results, and that really doesn't seem worthwhile here.


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@masonellis95 We can change out some of these jpeg images if better ones are found; I didn't spend too much time finding them.


Sem dúvidas! Uma das melhores frases da turma!

@JoeVogel @schmittjoaopedro @martinmaiochi @emilianostack


@WrinklyNinja - please delete this branch (wrinklyninja-liblo-6-support)


You should add the 4-byte alignment thingy in the README :P


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Sorry, this works in latest 1.4.1.


nope. That breaks from the for loop. That's why we were not really ending the search quicker.


@use-strict I'm trying to verify that the new behavior actually fixes something but I can't. I feel like maybe I'm missing something silly.

```typescript
/// <reference path="react-addons-create-fragment.d.ts" />

import createFragment = require('react-addons-create-fragment');

createFragment({foo: 'bar'}); // works

var a: createFragment = (foo: any): any => { } // doesn't work
```

Regardless of how I export `createFragment` I can't use it as a type.


same like above, unless we really one "catch-all" we should not do it. If there is something that we are not expecting we should indicate that (AssertionError in this case).


I would use
```
setCenter(percentField);
setRight(sign);
```
Not sure if that solves your problem. Can you post a screenshot?


pathetic


Here and in similar case.
can you add javadoc to make it clear that this is "set" operation. (This is not part of this PR, so feel free to create an issue for it and do that separately).


Great find. My bad on that one. Thought it ended there.
Now bfs works on openMaze!


In ogg_init you can put the ogg_track0 = cvar_get... and the rest will handle itself.  No need to call Cvar_Get every time OpenName is entered.


I see you have changed from using an ArrayList<String> to a String array.  (I can't think of anything to comment on...)


Nice job


Homework 5*


test


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You did not copy and paste the code from @WilliamHester so I can't reuse my cut-and-paste comment on yours.  :(  @joverbey


OK, sounds good.


A video worker does not always produce an output frame, sometimes it just monitors the source and extracts information not in an image-like format. Should we elaborate it here?


Requires Ngrok to use

No support for non HTML5 users currently


This test shows us that is possible set the custom xml file by environment variables. #1


Jo


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키야; 나도 시즌 2라고 하자고 오늘 말하려고 햇는데


Dohany


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Hmmm. That's a very good question and I'm not sure.

I suspect that it won't help much to do that unless the compiler is very smart and can basically identify this as, in essence, a tail call to the routine that's blocked. I don't think it can do that though since that just happens to be a detail of our implementation.

Deferring it logically makes sense, but since it adds the overhead of a closure and doesn't clearly buy us much I am not sure it's worth it.

In fact this is probably worth a benchmark... let me see if it's a trivial answer.


LGTM


Could you please explain why need the constructed function. Is it a public?


Fix this shit


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A video worker does not always produce an output frame, sometimes it just monitors the source and extracts information not in an image-like format. Should we elaborate it here?


My thinking around the parameters method was that there might be more
methods in the future, so it might be nice to just get the main object
back. I also didn't realize at first that the parameters object always had
the latest data.

I am planning to use this module as part of the settings editor for my IDE,
Scope, and other future projects.  I have been tinkering with trying to
load the returned parameters object back into the gui.  It would be nice to
save this simpler object and then load it.  Do you think that will be
difficult due to the minimal structure of the params?

I will fix the break in backwards compatibility and submit a pull request.

On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 7:05 PM, David Valdman <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Is there a reason you want a method to return the parameters? I think your
> renames are a good idea, as they mimic the HTML names.
>
> Could you submit a pull request?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/dmvaldman/guiGlue/commit/aee7458e27331f5473de8b2dece7b576a9d7be16#commitcomment-13697832>
> .
>


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You're too quick for me!

So is the standard drill for an update to update here and then submit PR to https://github.com/docker-library/official-images?  Anything else need to be done?


Nice catch. I don't know why I have it stuck in my head that these lines require an @. They don't.


LGTM.


So I'll give this a whirl... I checked out the CityVibes events brochure. Some of the obvious things we can include in the app based on what I see in these events are: Event Name, Date, Time, Location, Description of event, Deadline to RSVP or submit something to (if there is one), Links ("learn more at...), ability to add to Google Calendar &/or Outlook Calendar, Contact Info, Tix available at... (if there are any to get/purchase). Other possibilities might be: Who the event is geared towards (ie., family,children, teens, young adults, seniors, etc.). See you all tomorrow night team!!


I think we should not revise this id for better backward compatibility


s/TypeString/CompactStr/  ?


You are correct I will remove GPA1 and EFLAGS from context switch


A simple test is that ordered consumption runs at **35-50%** the speed of unordered consumption -- in the constructed benchmark test.

Current (no-defer) timings:

```
PASS: claim_test.go:187: ClaimSuite.BenchmarkOrderedConsumeAndCommit       20000             53104 ns/op
PASS: claim_test.go:187: ClaimSuite.BenchmarkOrderedConsumeAndCommit       50000             62402 ns/op
PASS: claim_test.go:187: ClaimSuite.BenchmarkOrderedConsumeAndCommit       50000             61771 ns/op
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PASS: claim_test.go:187: ClaimSuite.BenchmarkOrderedConsumeAndCommit       50000             63455 ns/op
```

Defer timings:

```
PASS: claim_test.go:187: ClaimSuite.BenchmarkOrderedConsumeAndCommit       50000             57132 ns/op
PASS: claim_test.go:187: ClaimSuite.BenchmarkOrderedConsumeAndCommit       20000             52728 ns/op
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```

I don't think it makes much difference either way. I'll add the `defer` because I like it and agree that it is theoretically better for a goroutine scheduling perspective.


I suggest use different ids.
e.g.
FILTER_GOOD = 1 // no change
FILTER_LINEAR = 7 // new
FILTER_POINT = 8 // new

You can also add some comments to let people know other filters is obsolete and don't use them.


But we do have the Dirichlet distribution, its defined in terms of gamma
and plate. I do agree that we need multidimensional density recognition to
recognize that sum of gammas is a dirichlet, but the test can already be
written now.

On Tue, Oct 13, 2015 at 5:46 PM, Chung-chieh Shan <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Generalizing from the Beta/(array-of-)Bernoulli to the
> Dirichlet/(array-of-)Categorical conjugacy requires representing the
> Dirichlet distribution, which we have only done in the case of order k=2
> (i.e., the Beta distribution). Higher orders require multidimensional
> density recognition.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/hakaru-dev/hakaru/commit/28ae85acff7a5a8b04acf02448b316af07003aff#commitcomment-13753117>
> .
>


Yeah it could be. I liked the semantics of the `Cond` object though (with its "auto unlock on calling Wait" property) and the code felt cleaner.


Thank! I was going to do that but I thought to avoid a split + reject when we know that the array is empty.


LOL at all the right wing hypocrites whining about Google's decision.


Hey, can you make the border larger?


No, screw you. I like that way.


I'm actually left wing so that lol's


test comment


I am talking about the POST scenario section in https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cross-Site_Request_Forgery_(CSRF) . It not require modifying other page's content. the same origin policy of modern browsers not prevent regular form submit to other domain. I will try to create a test case. A suggestion is use a token i.e. https://www.owasp.org/index.php/Cross-Site_Request_Forgery_(CSRF)_Prevention_Cheat_Sheet#General_Recommendation:_Synchronizer_Token_Pattern

Moqui already prevent XSRF of http get method. Include a token in all forms will prevent POST scenario.


Just a random dataset. So, don't celebrate if you get access to it :sunglasses:


点击监听


Fine, I LOL at the hypocrites regardless of their (claimed) ideology.


You can also use forEach to get the same result.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/forEach


Great code!


Okay, thanks for letting us know


I don't know what I was thinking, sorry. This looks fine now.


You have to make sure the new FilterMap is compatible with older gecko version.


OK PTAL


Yep, that's it.

In this case, the PR is https://github.com/docker-library/official-images/pull/1119

Unfortunately, it looks like the `jetty-hello-web` test started failing for some reason, so I was going to look into that in a bit.


Thanks, and thanks for your help today!

On Tue, Oct 13, 2015 at 4:27 PM, overthemike <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I think we already briefly touched on this, but what we're looking for in
> the return is an *empty* object...not one that contains z:undefined just
> to make the test pass. It's going to pass as long as the function is
> actually returning an object, even if the string passed in is empty or
> undefined.
>
> function letterCount(tester){
>   if(tester){
>     // do stuff and return the object
>   } else {
>     return {}; // return an empty object
>   }
> }
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/notewrangler/Assignment-05/commit/dd50955f707933c7e8961afc5508e84cd3ab63d9#commitcomment-13754729>
> .
>


Added "3" and "C" Keyboard shortcuts to toggle (ideal) depth camera.


Not at all; I should have linked to that commit in the first place.


master估计得拆分，现在倾向是拆成两层。一层负责namespace，是单master，一层blockinfo，是分布式的metaserver。
namespace这块控制在单元素60字节，整体内存控制在100G之内。
海量小文件这块，也可能采用哈希的方式，即namespce这个层根本不存这些小文件的名字，只存储哈希值和metaserver的对应关系，通过metaserver取文件的数据。


I updated the latest on GitHub with no quotes by default, modified help text and display of native language name on mouse hover in NA message. I guess this is the end of the story?


ok


That's Great! very very Tsk to @ksuther's and your reply!


`git revert 0150abf1bc64848ab5ac4443a32ca2a3ea214b73` @bdoiron74


@flavour Please review


@ahmedaljazzar Not sure why this happened again. You could have tested it in a local branch, no?


すいません！！ありがとうございます！(_ _;)


we don't need to spawn armor stands, this is why we are sending packets


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