93653546-FuelGenShowingInABUPSwhenPV (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1897 of 1909 tests passed)

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For some reason now when I run samples.html (on chrome mac) I get an error loading domReady:

```
GET http://localhost/requirejs-dplugins/requirejs-domready/domReady.js req.load @ require.js:1903context.load @ require.js:1647Module.load @ require.js:828Module.fetch @ require.js:818Module.check @ require.js:848Module.enable @ require.js:1151context.enable @ require.js:1519(anonymous function) @ require.js:1136(anonymous function) @ require.js:132each @ require.js:57Module.enable @ require.js:1098Module.init @ require.js:782callGetModule @ require.js:1178context.completeLoad @ require.js:1552context.onScriptLoad @ require.js:1679
require.js:166 Uncaught Error: Script error for: requirejs-domready/domReady
http://requirejs.org/docs/errors.html#scripterrormakeError @ require.js:166context.onScriptError @ require.js:1689
require.js:166 Uncaught Error: Load timeout for modules: svg!samples/svg/add.svg_unnormalized2,svg!samples/svg/download.svg_unnormalized3
http://requirejs.org/docs/errors.html#timeout
```

Probably you should be importing the require() method rather than using the global one.


@aerych Would not need this `performBlock:` as the context manager will handle this for us, and we are already working with the context within the correct thread/queue.


Premiere utilisation de GitHub Bleeeeeehhhhhh :+1:


Its because the ContextManager does the work asynchronously leaving the comment with a temporary objectID in the meantime.


It's not necessarily simpler since it's usually much more work than to reuse one of the others.

Also I delete the section about CDataType since it's basically impossible to use with ctypes.


You're right about the name - but I think I'll keep the interface the same. I (personally) don't think middlewares should do conditional things based on `NODE_ENV` - that's what the config is for. If you want to, for example, switch of authentication in prod, just pass in a different config.


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@ninja- Thanks, what happens if you use the newest versions though? They seem to work fine for me
Or is the 0 length check important?


ÿęãh !!!


That's fair. You could have a `hasStacktrace` config option within the error handler config I guess.


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?


jajajajajaja


An example of **a** complete API doc.


juas juas juas juas juas


tomticulos


Попытка хоть как-то привести Vichan форк тиниборда в божеский вид. Не очень удачная.

http://8ch.net/b/

Все нормально постится. После первой попытки отправить пост борда предложит пройти капчу, и после этого все ок.

https://lainchan.org/rpg/
http://mlpg.co/co/

Посты отправляются, но появляется любимая ошибка тиниборда "Post automated"

https://pl.vichan.net/b/index.html

Попытки заставить борду скушать пост так и не увенчались успехом. "Post automated"

Ну и небольшие косметические изменения.


jjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjjj


@zjpetersen no worries dude.  i'll go over it first thing tomorrow morning - eh?


OK OK, So.... @mbadams5 @kbenne @DeadParrot @mjwitte @lefticus

I was encountering the issue that has been seen very randomly that stdout wouldn't flush until the end of the simulation.  This was a problem for interfaces.  I searched and found a quick fix, and when I added the line in this commit, boom it started working _perfectly_.

And **then**, I accidentally pushed the commit right into develop.  Sorry.  I am happy to revert it out, but since it is in there anyway, I thought I might as well discuss it.

Thoughts?


Indentation


Is `self.ACCESS_TOKEN` needed?  I don't see it being used.


The problem is that your `SourceRange` requires a context which I don't provide in the doc-extraction modules since I operate directly on strings.


В скрипте нет механизма унаследования от ibEngine, сделал вот так на коленке.


tsk tsk!  Where is my ruler . . .
You'll have to prove that this doesn't slow things down.


@mdw7326 Can you give this file a better, more descriptive name?


One indentation level missing.


Yes, it is no longer needed. I deleted it.


Bardzo zgrabny post. Dobrze podzielony na części prowadzi za rękę przez konkretny temat. Masz świetny angielski.

Rozważyłbym dodanie jakiegoś przyrostka do tytułu. Z jednej strony aby go wzmocnić, a z drugiej, żeby lepiej zajawić temat, aby Ci, którzy nie są tematem zainteresowani nie dowiadywali się o tym w drugim akapicie. Coś w stylu: "Before you build **your** web app - a REST checklist / fundamentals". Lepiej by też zasugerował jakiej natury to jest post.

Świetne! :) :+1:


![hedgie blasts off](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14264322/10773519/6e838c66-7cc1-11e5-9eee-29505ed2ee56.jpg)


That translate to this:
https://github.com/a-detiste/game-data-packager/blob/master/etc/spear-of-destiny-mirrors
```
http://users.teledisnet.be/ade15809/
http://users.skynet.be/bs366950/
http://ssh.detiste.be/
```


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Error handlers are also best added at the end of the rest of the middleware (if we add an error logger within this, then any middleware you add wont be caught by it). I'll document this.


No. Removed. Thanks for catching that.


Oops, misread it, yep, the async call would occur after we end up passing the comment onwards.


Yeah, that's where I'm hoping that @mbadams5 and @DeadParrot can chime in.  However...this is only on ```std::cout```.  It doesn't have anything to do with the file I/O.  ```cout``` gets like a few hundred characters for a whole run?  That _has_ to be completely insignificant.  Right?


This is broken for contexts with getters properties bug #560.  This basically breaks a lot of the Ampersand.js (fork of Backbone.js) project.

Additionally, even if this is fixed it will limit the efficiency of nunjucks because it will need to pre-compute all getter properties.  In my case I would like define a `name` property on some models that would perform a slightly expensive `nedb` in memory database call.  In most cases I won't be calling on this but when I do it will be very easy to read in the templates.

I don't think that anyone is using getters, but they are new and cool.  This commit breaks things that will be arriving shortly for many developers.


:+1: :+1:


Adorei o trabalho de vocês, garotões, SÓ SUCESSOS mesmo!!!


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Are there any tests for testing invalid usernames and invalid remote_ids?


I assume changing the type away from datetime was intentional? Would allow us the have say just year without needing to fake month/day parts (assuming GStreamer has fixed this on their end).


Well, no, it doesn't work with a shifted simulation cell, as your equation sets the ```value_left``` value at 0!


Indentation


I'm not sure why this is needed. the home page already has debounce on and set to 250ms.

ng-model-options="{debounce: 250}"


C:\Users\lzevnik\Desktop\coding test


Раньше тут был `earlyinit`, но как выяснилось, он вызывается только, егда домен задан ЯВНО. Долго чесал репу, чому так. пришлось городить огород, и лепить дополнитеольный 'checkStorage() && ' в условие ниже.

Альзо, `earlyinit` также объявлен в IbEngine для макабы, но он вызывается, так как в ibDomains мы прописали домены. Существует вероятность, щто юзеры запустят скрипт на каком-нибудь неизвестном скрипту домене, и будет пыц.


Код бачу, гляну пізніше.


Will refactor later. lgtm


Yes, `to_iso8601_string()` returns any valid ISO-8601 date (or `None`), including just the year, which I've observed on an old audio book I've been testing on.


@LeMagnesium
We need to add a random_messages to warm about this new feature, the craft guide


True dat. No reason to not clean it up as a part of this PR.


Removed because not required now.


Insane mode!


Inconsistent indentation


we should either use private or internal, not both


Isn't this governed by the `page_size`?  Or is 50 a hard limit?


You usually set epatch_user last, so that not random ebuild patches fail, but the user patch. Otherwise it makes it hard to track down what happened.


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missing `|| die`


it triggers with some combination of spigot versions and protocol hack plugins


I LOL'd when I saw this...no excuses...


Amazing!!


Needs strongify.


Accident huh? Smells fishy to me. But thank you!

On Oct 27, 2015, at 4:45 PM, Edwin Lee <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

Yeah, that's where I'm hoping that @mbadams5<https://github.com/mbadams5> and @DeadParrot<https://github.com/DeadParrot> can chime in. However...this is only on std::cout. It doesn't have anything to do with the file I/O. cout gets like a few hundred characters for a whole run? That has to be completely insignificant. Right?

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best commit message ever


lgtm


I would make this a match on missingReports with a case handler for non-empty instead of an if condition, but otherwise looks good!


Can you fix the indenting so that it matches the rest of the file? And can you use `if` syntax that matches that used later on in file? (put `then` on same line).


I think the TODO should be done (i.e. remove the S3 Bucket for the network share).


Works for me, my case dir for the pop-default test dropped from 46 GB to 16 MB

```
$ du -h --max-depth=1 .
16M     ./ERI.T62_g16.C.yellowstone_intel.pop-default.151027-153115
```


This might be a breaking change for clients, as at the very least mopidy-local-sqlite might care about this stuff.


For reference: https://github.com/sindresorhus/xo/issues/45


This means the build does not respect CFLAGS during linking stage, but this is desired, even if all objects have been compiled beforehand.


It shouldn't remove creature types or other non-land types.


Lol thanks; )


No readme? :(


Иногда возникает соблазн выпилить нахрен любое упоминание о Tinyboard из скрипта, и оставить поддержку только вакабы-кусабы.


I know its bad, but perhaps a pause between calls would help get past the blocker on Rawls? I might have misunderstood the blocker here though. If pausing works, there could be a follow on story added to get rid of it once Rawls doesn't barf on the rapid deletes.


Tem um modo melhor de colocar estes parâmetros eim...
Dá uma pesquisada melhor =).


all these checks seem to belong into `pkg_pretend`, so the user knows _before_ the merge what is wrong


I'm not seeing a unit test...
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General. Add meaningful comments . I.e. what is handler used for?


LSST not lsst


I guess I can test this with my EV3 that is modified to accept a color screen :-)


@HelenaSabel Here's a way we could position the `<fs>` for a Southey note right inside a Southey `<f>` feature unit in the main text. I couldn't make it a child of the `<string>` element, but it works as a following sibling of `<string>`. I walked @setriplette through the feature structure code this evening because, remember, our purpose for this is for Stacey to be able to navigate this and add detail and comments as we analyze our translation markup from the chapters.

I think the goal of our HTML output from this is a little clearer in our minds now, too--that will help us and our readers to survey the Southey alterations we've marked. But the goal of the feature structures XML is for us on the editing team to add new comments, new attributes, new code to study our translation. Whatever we do with these will generate new kinds of output for us--such as new ways to generate alignment tables!


inicio de proyecto


This commit (and one or two others) adds tab characters for indentation, which we try to avoid for various reasons.  I'll also fix that before merging if you don't get around to it.

If you use emacs, you can make it use only spaces for indentation with the following command.
```
(setq-default indent-tabs-mode nil)
```

I also recommend adding the following to your .gitconfig file to help you catch trailing whitespace issues when looking at diffs:
```
[core]
  whitespace = trailing-space,space-before-tab,tab-in-indent
```


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Better description of what this class is used for.


I expected A THING to come first too, and was very surprised when it didn't.  And yet, my psql too really does hold the opposite opinion:

```
robertm=# select 'A THING' < 'APCO';
 ?column?
----------
 f
```


Funcionar funciona, mas retorna corretamente a ordenação por titulo do cargo?


Touché!

On 10/27/2015 4:56 PM, Jason DeGraw wrote:
> I'm not seeing a unit test...


Please add meaningful comment describing this class and its purpose.


Needs more hellos


Comments comments comments.


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This example file is used in tests, so this change broke the tests.  Probably the test should be fixed to match the new example.


I'm inclined to agree that this patch does not seem to address the problem in the manner in which it should be addressed.


Sparkling water or no deal!


Missing a param. If you use eclipse it will show warnings for all stuff you did not comment well. We want clean source files.


Esta muy bien el codigo


Thank you...

what does `Comments.tmPreferences` do exactly, I'm not sure?

also did you see this: https://github.com/davidhq/SublimeEthereum/blob/master/Solidity.tmLanguage#L199 ? shoudln't you replace that?


Once I compiled kernel with "UBERTC/SaberMod/-O3/SUPER-PUPER OPTIMIZATIONS (4.9)" but no any difference with kernel compiled by standart arm-eabi-4.8. So I think this is just fake.


sounds like you want `vcs-snapshot.eclass`


You need a space after the colon for the .yaml to parse correctly.
`  summary: SortMeRNA`


Pray tell, what is a NameNetworkShare and please what is it responsible for?


Плохо сделоли, тупо. Черный фон спойлера есть у очень многих борд, кроме этого списка. Что приводит к тому, що выполняется вторая часть условия, и inheritные буквы сливаются с черным фоном. Надо что-то придумать. например, сделать поцию. По умолчанию чтобы было захардкожено серым фоном и белыми буквами, как было джва года назад, а если юзеру хочется пусть ставит галочку и делает спойлеры инхеритными.


These are slide 5-21 and 5-22
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12142968/10773985/c8f677c2-7cbb-11e5-8765-5a3d86d9616b.png)

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12142968/10773991/d4d83a44-7cbb-11e5-9538-e6a98c3d0c6d.png)


succeeds a 90?


```
[root@staging ansible]# ansible-playbook main.yml

PLAY [Setup kragle] ***********************************************************

GATHERING FACTS ***************************************************************
ok: [localhost]

TASK: [prep-projects | Check if ScaleIO zip file exist in /opt/autodeploy/resources/scaleio] ***
ok: [localhost]

TASK: [prep-projects | Download ScaleIO files for ansible-scaleio project] ****
skipping: [localhost]

TASK: [prep-projects | Extract the ScaleIO source files] **********************
changed: [localhost]

TASK: [prep-projects | Find ScaleIO RPMs to be copied] ************************
changed: [localhost]

TASK: [prep-projects | Copy ScaleIO RPMs to the ansible-scaleio project] ******
ok: [localhost] => (item=/opt/autodeploy/resources/scaleio/ScaleIO_1.32.2_Gateway_for_Linux_Download/EMC-ScaleIO-gateway-1.32-2451.4.noarch.rpm)
ok: [localhost] => (item=/opt/autodeploy/resources/scaleio/ScaleIO_1.32.2_RHEL7_Download/EMC-ScaleIO-callhome-1.32-2451.4.el7.x86_64.rpm)
ok: [localhost] => (item=/opt/autodeploy/resources/scaleio/ScaleIO_1.32.2_RHEL7_Download/EMC-ScaleIO-lia-1.32-2451.4.el7.x86_64.rpm)
ok: [localhost] => (item=/opt/autodeploy/resources/scaleio/ScaleIO_1.32.2_RHEL7_Download/EMC-ScaleIO-mdm-1.32-2451.4.el7.x86_64.rpm)
ok: [localhost] => (item=/opt/autodeploy/resources/scaleio/ScaleIO_1.32.2_RHEL7_Download/EMC-ScaleIO-sdc-1.32-2451.4.el7.x86_64.rpm)
ok: [localhost] => (item=/opt/autodeploy/resources/scaleio/ScaleIO_1.32.2_RHEL7_Download/EMC-ScaleIO-sds-1.32-2451.4.el7.x86_64.rpm)
ok: [localhost] => (item=/opt/autodeploy/resources/scaleio/ScaleIO_1.32.2_RHEL7_Download/EMC-ScaleIO-tb-1.32-2451.4.el7.x86_64.rpm)

TASK: [prep-projects | Find ScaleIO Openstack driver file to extract] *********
changed: [localhost]

TASK: [prep-projects | Extract the ScaleIO OpenStack drivers] *****************
changed: [localhost] => (item=/opt/autodeploy/resources/scaleio/ScaleIO_1.32.2_OpenStack_Driver_Download/EMC-ScaleIO-openstack-driver-1.32-2451.4-juno.zip)

TASK: [prep-projects | Copy ScaleIO OpenStack-Compute Drivers to ansible-scaleio project] ***
ok: [localhost] => (item=scaleio.filters)
ok: [localhost] => (item=scaleio.py)
ok: [localhost] => (item=scaleio_config.py)
ok: [localhost] => (item=scaleio_install.py)
ok: [localhost] => (item=scaleiolibvirtdriver.py)

TASK: [prep-projects | Copy ScaleIO OpenStack-Controller Drivers to ansible-scaleio project] ***
ok: [localhost] => (item=scaleio.filters)
ok: [localhost] => (item=scaleio.py)
ok: [localhost] => (item=scaleio_config.py)
ok: [localhost] => (item=scaleio_install.py)
ok: [localhost] => (item=scaleiolibvirtdriver.py)

TASK: [prep-projects | Change the permissions on the minimize-rhel-iso.sh file] ***
ok: [localhost]

TASK: [prep-projects | Check if RHEL minimized image is in the resources directory] ***
ok: [localhost]

TASK: [prep-projects | Create the Hanlon RHEL minimized ISO file if missing] ***
skipping: [localhost]

TASK: [prep-projects | Check if RHEL minimized image is in the Hanlon image directory] ***
ok: [localhost]

TASK: [prep-projects | Copy RHEL minimized image to the Hanlon image directory] ***
skipping: [localhost]

PLAY RECAP ********************************************************************
localhost                  : ok=12   changed=4    unreachable=0    failed=0
```


This is a sample run of our war game


CLEARLY I MEANT CHIP WORLD


DAFF?! LOL


I'm happy to accept fixes :)


The name S3Manager doesn't tell me what this is. Please describe in very generic terms what this class is. I am assuming this is the main class that is the "controller" of the sample app.


Is this meant to be visible?

-Jeroen from RCRP


(expectedException=UserNotFound)


Hey @M1dgard , Thank you for the Dutch translation ! You were really quick
( I'm also notify/ping here @Willem3141 to not do the translation now it's done , to avoid duplicate effort ; but proof reading/correcting would be perfect! )


Wow. I didn't know about that `unitbuf` before...

It's probably OK because you are setting it only on cout, and you do very little stdout output, but don't even *consider* setting something like that on a filestream. The performance impact could be devastating, and I'm not exaggerating.


Nem kell kezelni, írd throws -al a teszt metódushoz


Hey thanks!


I think it's similar to https://github.com/ilarijuu/mozaik/commit/a23c74108098415139768f6db2ada416a8ce914b


I think it's similar to https://github.com/DTAIEB/mozaik/commit/d8c1d7eb7a6be6ac39c91ed5a4ad4309a3bf1d93


lgtm


@timcombs nice job on the comments to keep yourself informed...  excessive comments should be avoided in production but while you are learning, this is a great way to keep yourself and other developers informed on what is happening in your code


There isn't a <center>.  Styles should be your css.
:hammer:


I compiled and installed the driver and works amazing, I check into the code and looks clean and well done!
You did an amazing work here, a beer on me.


Egy teszt nem lesz elég, üres username, üres password egyéb esetek tesztelése?
Backend lehetséges visszatérései, hibás esetek kezelése...


addressed. lgtm


If this throws IOException, you will not close os


Yes, we can talk - if not sooner, at the team meeting. The 'more or less compatible' is why I've resisted doing this since 2012 but issues with advanced networking, the inability to name instances in OS, spending hours with a support team that's debugging an accidentally compatible AWS interface and such is why we've finally decided to go down this path. Best I can tell, the concepts being used exist on the Google cloud (haven't looked at Azure yet) so I'm not sure why it won't work - it may need a bit of masking but I think we can work with that.


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good catch :)


Put this in a

finally {
}

block otherwise is doesn't get closed.


:smile:


You left out the button in the first container.
:hammer:


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Can you add a summary description?

"This method downloads an encrypted file from the S3 backend and passes it through the network share decrypt stream to get the plain text."

Or something better written.


yes, it is done.  i removed the comment.


A better summary/description.

"This method takes a local file, passes it through the network share encrypt stream and uploads the encrypted file to the amazon back end."

Or something better written.


:+1: for testing the pixel method. That's good to know!


Should probably dump the IOException so developer could see the message.


@timcombs give this test a shot without using the in-class code and see if you can recreate it


:bomb:


is should be closed as good practice.

Typically good practice is to close the is and os in the finally block of the try{}


That'd be perfect, especially by Willem because he's from the Netherlands (I'm from Belgium), so that we don't have Belgium-specific or Netherlands-specific language constructs. @Willem3141, if you see something that's not universal, do correct!


/** The handler manages Amazon S3 */


Comments/Descriptions please


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Just a note, I think we are going to have a merge conflict on the scene, as the file is binary and we both made changes. I have some ideas on how we can manage this that we can discuss on Wednesday. Summary is prefab every new game object and maintain an "official" scene version that we only periodically update (probably on Wednesdays). We should use a scene copy for our own testing purposes.


Please tell me this is saife to put out on GitHub.  I assume that we aren't putting anything like the S3 token/ID we used to test out for the public to use :)


No but if we're doing examples there's no harm in following a certain style
e.g. doctest so *when* we switch it goes smoothly.
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> so you wanna wait for pytest now? :O
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then I guess we should remove `/** @internal */`  right ? (at some point we will enfore "_" prefixes imply private)


I'll force-push for justice :rage2:.


Well you're the module maintainer so that's your decision
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> okay... but I have the feeling changing this now is more maintenance
> overhead then we ever would have when leaving as it is :O
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Good description please.


``` reco::deltaPhi(dphi, ave_dphi) ```
unless you are sure this is always small (neither dphi nor  ave_dphi goes above pi/2; which is probably correct, considering the constituents are a part of the jet)


/**
 *
 * @author Mihail Velikov
 *
 */
import java.util.Scanner;

public class SumNumbersFrom1toN {
	public static Scanner input = null;

	public static void main(String[] args) {
		System.out.println("Write number: ");
		input = new Scanner(System.in);
		int number = input.nextInt();

		int result = sum(number);
		input.close();
		System.out.printf("Sum of numbers is: %d", result);
	}

	public static int sum(int number) {
		int sum = 0;
		for (int i = 1; i <= number; i++) {
			System.out.println(i);
			sum += i;
		}
		return sum;
	}

}


@urbanautomaton BTW Would you like to try knapsack_pro gem? I'm looking for people willing to check it. Please take a look https://github.com/KnapsackPro/knapsack_pro-ruby


O.o


Java conventions:   Class name should be

SaifeUpdater


There are some extraneous whitespace changes here (and below), can you undo these?


huh what style? :O


Maybe you should refer to objects and types you use here


93653546-FuelGenShowingInABUPSwhenPV (EnergyArchmage) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1897 of 1909 tests passed)

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Take out JNI reference. We have designed this so that you shouldn't even know that JNI is in use.


Still I'd like to have module and object names unique globally because people might import them in the same place


Doesn't this actually map to the name of the S3 object? If so just say so.


Previous time: ~3mn
New time: ~25s

Most of it was using XPath instead of CSS selectors and only saving models if they're dirty (cause 300 RFCs * 2 questions * 20 votes is a lot of queries)


I know this part is firing.


Hi cynthia. Thank you for your advice. So, I don't know about overscan correctly. I have to try looking over the specs.


How do you know we will need a BAOS? Create it on demand if necessary (i.e. we say give me a output stream for this object).


Seems reasonable.  Thanks!


Use a flag. It is more intuitive.


Imo then it's their fault:
```
from X import A
from Y import A
# Yeah... obviously you have now A from module Y.
from X import *
from Y import *
# Discouraged anyway^^
```
I really thought about using a different name, but DocumentationComment just tells you what the class is describing, another name would confuse imo.


It's nice to see there's a word & a wiki page for everything !


Was this missing newline the cause of the problem?


A style for writing examples in documentation
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>


How does it look?


I actually see a problem here. TDG16 and TDG14 were not the same error as each other. It's actually that TDG14 was the same error as TDG13, and TDG16 was the same error as TDG10.


87382760-VAVTerminalUnitSchedule-Issue4285 (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1949 of 1960 tests passed)

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That's okay, we can probably revert this commit.


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I would prefer to handle this slightly different.

1. Create an output stream backed by a file.
2. Writes to the stream writes to the file.
3. When close is called on the file, close the underlying output stream and upload file to S3, throwing an exception if the upload fails.


Please report any questions/comments/concerns here.


Ok to me


@netblue30
Why are there so many newlines? (and counting) ;)

What do you think about having an include for GTK apps?


I don't think this is necessary. See my earlier suggestion as to the flow for this.


HAY! this is BUG! this should bswap only if host arch is not big-endian!


This is great !! The first real ARM platform for the ONIE repo.  Quite a milestone.  Nice!

I added the '#CONFIG_LPC_ICH is not set' bit to the kernel config.

Pushed to master:

- 2264de8 arm: iproc: ONIE Support for Broadcom IPROC architecture


This breaks any shaders that refer to `TileCoords()` in another global block, like [here](https://github.com/tangrams/eraser-map/blob/2073e60ea2718d3b17386cbb952f99b37ce3981d/eraser-map.yaml#L511) (this is why the water grid was broken earlier)


/**
 * The NSSettingsFrame manages the NetworkShare settings
 * In this demo, the only setting is which contacts to add or remove.
 */


This is Firefox-specific. Could you wrap it in something like `//#if (FIREFOX || GENERIC)` ? nested ifdefs work as intended since my improvement to the builder a few months ago.


The good news is you shouldn't have to rerun the examples to fix this though, you just need to fix these two rules.


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The app is not responsible for closing the input stream, the SEL is responsible for doing this.

Release is called just to free up any resources that the app may be holding associated with the input stream. For this java app, I don't think there is anything for you to do.


Jeeze, here I was expecting some fancy README ;)


can you remove this line? I don't believe it's accurate and it shouldn't be needed now that Chris has fixed the semantics.


/**
 * The NSWorkingFrame manages the content of a NetworkShare.
 * It provides widgets to upload and download files.
 */


Removing this 'could' to 'to' makes it sound like the customization writer will specify all ways they intend particular elements to be processed. They may only be documenting one main out put (e.g. transcription pages of web site) without documenting their generation of index or supplementary materials. Of course they could do that... but we don't want to make it sound like they *have* to. do we?


This is not true.  Libsaife will give the same object instance that was returned via the "getObjects()" call. This is what Dick and I fixed late last week.


so is it distinct? You should probably resolve this TODO before we merge this.


@pfalcon: thanks!


I'll merge the commit, but bear in mind that a better way to configure this (as used in nnet2 and nnet3) is to rely on the standard-form "--gpu 1" option to require a GPU, and configure via conf/queue.conf the manner in which this gets translated to GridEngine options.


:ramen:


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You should not have to do this. Just do this:

if ((object instanceof AnObject) == false) {
  throw IOE
}

final AnObject po = (AnObject) object;
...


HAY!
1. c is not aligned pointer.
2. this will read one byte more than allowed! (valgrind please) !

So, if the end of the string will be in last byte of a page, and next page is not allocated, segfault occur
please fix and check other implementations (sse, AMD64 and so on) about the same bug


Por que eu deveria aceitar esse merge? O que ele contribui?


@Myoldmopar Why not add std::endl or at least std::flush [here](https://github.com/NREL/EnergyPlus/blob/8bab0f258fbfe821e1d0d13cf63fb597a795148e/src/EnergyPlus/DisplayRoutines.cc#L52) and so on... I would say have std::endl instead of '\n'. That would probably solve this issue and not involve flushing on every character...


Perhaps.  I thought it best to try to repeat some of the aspects to make it clear. But I am merging/rewriting multiple people's prose so it has some artifacts of that perhaps.


Aside from one niggle, these all look like sensible changed to me.


Fixed in 9f9917d67167706e6c67737568edb651ca6159be by changing `metric` to `metricWithUnit` and `metric'` to `metric`.


/** The Amazon S3 manager */


Bruuhhhh


Additions:
- Make sure PATH does not contain any directories consisting of a single or double dot or a path segment starting with them.
- Remove any reference in PATH to webroot or other directories that are writeable by the webserver or it's php interpreter.
- set_time_limit(0)
- add check for disable_functions, shell_exec is quite often amongst them, proc_open, popen, passthru are alternative approaches
- copy script uploaded to homedirectory (!= webroot!) to tempnam('webroot/patch-magento')
- Run that script via `env -i vars /bin/sh`, where vars is sanitized HOME, PATH and TMPDIR. Add TZ for hypernodes and other UTC configured systems if you want the local time reported.


Please know that we will never call ReleaseObject() for this object. So I don't see the point to adding newObj to the objects list.

I think there is a slight flaw here in the design logic. I think there is a cleaner flow. Let's talk about this in our meeting.


I don't see any obvious reason for this change. What happened here?


You don't need to call close on the OS. that is done by the SAIFE library before it calls releaseOutputStream().


Note, I removed that MF now, and the comments match the parameters.


Well spotted! True, this code currently assumes a little-endian
architecture, because I didn't have access to a big-endian machine when
I wrote this. I chose not to write the obvious bigendian code because I
wasn't sure how a bitshift would turn out on bigendian. However, I now
have access to a PowerPC, so I should fix this.

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This should be implemented. It should delete the object from the back end.


You should remove debugger.


hoho


no need to use `self`


Beta 7 brings my iphone 6 (on 9.0.2) into safe mode every time.


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/**
 * The NameNetworkShare class provides a test widget to enter a NetworkShare name. It then tells the system to create
 * the share.
 */


This is to remove a contact from the network share?

Then please rename it. I thought deleteFromShare() meant delete user data from the share.


I just finished rewriting the installation instructions for the Django docs and would *highly* recommend using Python 3.5 on Windows! The installer is much easier, and has a simple checkbox to add both "python" and "pip" to the Windows path, which is where I've always seen people stumble in the past.


`find_by` is preferred over `where ... first` and no need to use `self`

Homework for you: Find out why is `find_by` better choice and also why there isn't a need for `self`.


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bindDOM uses FontLoader to do a binding (so it's a call back to the caller). Without FontLoader.insertRule the bindDOM just creates a rule.


This step is unnecessary.


-     zypper AR http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/devel:/languages:/haskell/openSUSE_$(version)/devel:languages:haskell.repo


Not much. It was a way of other plugins to make sure they were tested against latest stable but that effort stalled.


Great, thanks!  Pushed to master:

- 17fbb7a arm: accton AS4610-54: ONIE support for accton as4610-54 board


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1421 of 1421 tests passed)

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I am not sure where this should go, but we have an API for the client application to register to be informed when the contact list has been updated.

This App should demonstrate using that API to refresh the UI with the updated contact list when it changes.


Added debounce time as a input from user. Took out flag and # of satellite parameters out of if statements. Changed variable names to make the code more clear.


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Hi Trystan, regarding "static $lastvalue_static_cache" change.
Static cache is used on more places instead of defining function variables, this breaks the consistency. Any reason for that?


Yes, we haven't fully worked out the concept we've been calling a "managed" node. Where it would have critical path mode where it is expected to be able to meet all it's deadlines, and a separate state which can allow reconfiguration which might take a significant amount of time. In the case referred to about an atomic set, if one or more of the parameters cannot be accepted in the current state it will reject the whole set.


I'll add to my backlog to add a method to Jekyll that can use Gem's API to do that via Gem itself so we don't have to maintain or care about anything like this.


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Good work! However, in my opinion It would be better if we read the management IPs from the /etc/oscar/oscar.conf file since they are already going to be there. That way the user doesn't have to insert the management ips in the "management_ips" file AND /etc/oscar/oscar.conf.
There is an example oscar.conf file in the root directory of the repo.


Trusty would not be adequate, because most of the software I rely is only available in outdated version in this distribution. The possibility to install up-to-date, arbitrary software, in a continuous-integration environment is crucial.


I have used this on IRC in order to provide the latest version via a bind from the bot.  I'm not concerned about a going away however if that is the decision.


What was wrong with the Modules/vis/visualisations/multigraph/multigraph.js path?


Great job Jeff, your code is clean, makes sense, and you get the extra bonus points!


Yeah, I had that conversation a long time ago. He keeps insisting on using Eclipse (kids these days and their IDEs...). Maybe @andrsd has some hints...


`c` cannot be always aligned since we don't have control over alignment of the inputs. You're right that this code can read four bytes when only three are available; I was under the impression that reading past the end of available memory was allowed for a "register" read, but I am happy to learn otherwise. I agree that this is incorrect behaviour.


If your bot is smart enough to pull data from a website it should be smart enough to tap gem directly and do something like: https://github.com/jekyll/docker/blob/master/vendor/sync/versions#L11


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Comment


Thanks for adding a readme.md. Totally forgot about this.


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STUPID!


Damn!!!
On Oct 27, 2015 6:25 PM, "Matt Blair" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> This breaks any shaders that refer to TileCoords() in another global
> block, like here
> <https://github.com/tangrams/eraser-map/blob/2073e60ea2718d3b17386cbb952f99b37ce3981d/eraser-map.yaml#L511>
> (this is why the water grid was broken earlier)
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>


sayThyName...  best method name yet!


Solves #14


> You hand an argument 'options' over to 'outputDom' and 'outputConsole',
> but obviously do not use it in either method.

D'oh, nice catch! :smile:

No magic there, I just never used the parameter. :smile:

https://github.com/Yuffster/describe/blob/master/describe.js#L23

It might make sense to run an automated code check to see if there are any other issues like that.


Fixed. Thanks.


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:+1: LGTM


@Nothing-Dev i just did 48x48


So finally we did it. ^^


@deshipu I've sent you a PR to update your branch


Push


ok.


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Fix for #2


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I also merged Will's work into the master branch.


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I really like that you created a loop that accounts for additional command line arguments, then exported the related function so that you could call it here.  Excellent job.


nit: also </foo> right?


corregir esta parte, por `hoisting` la variable de _define_ el contexto de ejecución  pero el valor se asigna dentro del bloque. de la siguiente manera.
```
var soyDeBloque;
if (true) {
  soyDeBloque = 'Soy global, pero nací dentro de un bloque.';
}
```


auto-value collides with apache commons, so if anyone is using apache-commons they will have hard time upgrading with dependencies collisions, and exclusions.
example this will cause maven-ducplicate-finder-plugin to blow up on auto-value
<dependency>
			<groupId>commons-collections</groupId>
			<artifactId>commons-collections</artifactId>
			<version>3.2.1</version>
		</dependency>


101163020-SetpointAirTempWorksOneWay-4627 (rglazer2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1961 of 1961 tests passed)

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lonely semicolon


[![Bleached Bone Reef](http://api.artsmia.org/images/120152/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=120152)


[![Many farmers are abandoning their homes and moving into dugouts near towns, to become eligible for drought relief. Grassy Butte, North Dakota](http://api.artsmia.org/images/3576/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=3576)


[![Portrait of Olive Craster](http://api.artsmia.org/images/123334/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=123334)


[![Portrait of John Woodyeare](http://api.artsmia.org/images/2541/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=2541)


[![Printing plate for "Un Corps de garde"](http://api.artsmia.org/images/27870/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=27870)


LGTM


Hi @Zingzah ! I finished reviewing your pull request. You did a great job, involving a lot of patience by putting all those festival stations across the maps with all those screenshots as main source. :+1:

There is only one thing left that I want to discuss with you. It is related to my previous question, more specifically how the effect is handled when the various flames GO are used by players.

As I understand it, you made all flames GOs spawn the same trap GO (181376), which casts spell 28859 when triggered. On spell hit 28859, another spell is cast (12844) to remove all effects. You also removed all spells cast by the flame GOs.

Previously, each flame GO from a capital had its own spell, all other flame GOs share the same spell. They also all spawn non-existant trap GO. This setting is common with all DB projects (TBC-DB, UDB, YTDB).

Due to the heavy changes that occurred to the festival, I'm not sure what is the proper behaviour, which data come from sniffs, which ones are guessed and from what version of the event they are supposed to be. The spells previously used by the flame GOs are all in the DBC and one of their effect is scripted. I assume it would be the debuff/buff removal effect to selectively let/remove (de)buffs depending on faction.

Don't get me wrong: what you did works fine. :smile:
I just wonder if this is the proper way to do this or if we need to add some core/SD2 support.

So, I'd like to discuss this with you: how the effects are supposed to be, what they do, what tools do we have at our disposal, why you chose to do it that way and so on.


Ok, thanks @jdalton for the quick response. Do you have a projected release date for v4?


Let me know if you need any help with the FParsec version. While I haven't used it yet, it's been on my list for a while :)

Obviously I made lots of "trade offs" to make this fast (and agree it's pretty ugly!) so I'd love to help evaluate the performance impact too. I really believe that if you make "templates messages" have a big negative impact it will discourage their use, and reduce their usefulness significantly.


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k


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typo sush/such


@est31: Of course...


typing at XmlElementEndTag won't update XmlElementStartTag then? I didn't look at syntax visualizer before asking the question, so i could be wrong..


AutoValue is standard practice in Platform.


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The gitter badge as well as other badges should be on top as standard policy. It's something really common among the github repos.


These espressif includes are more or less deprecated for esp-open-rtos (we should make that clearer, sorry.)

Have a look in core/include/esp/uart_regs.h to see "our way" of accessing these. core/app_main.c has a lot of examples of making register writes via the "esp-open-rtos way" of accessing registers.

Our way makes for much more readable code, IMHO.


The doctype is case insensitive......


I found that guy that thinks java and javascript are the same thing.


I agree to keep a link to the gitter channel here even though I don't like it to be a badge.


This is not good to mix time management with anything else, not going to be accepted anyway. Also time management changed  has not been properly tested. They are  probably bad  in  base+tc, and  base/#moves tc (like by 10-20 elo)


As per comment above about register access, you shouldn't need to use SET_PERI_REG_MASK here. You can do something like:

UART(0).CONF |= UART_CONF0_TXFIFO_RESET | UART_CONF0_RXFIFO_RESET;

Same goes for PERI_REG_MASK and WRITE_PERI_REG. If you have any questions on how to perform a particular register operation, please ask (there should probably be more examples of these!)


all I know is is it was freaking out for some reason, I put that in and it shut up. What is the difference if I might ask?


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vjlvkb,.nm


Kérdések (bárhol jöhet a válasz rájuk):
His username is "user" és His password if "password" giveneket hogy tesztelem?
the Candidates page appears Then-nél van valami ajánlás amiből eldönthetem hogy a candidates page-en vagyok ? pl getTitle() visszaadja hogy Candidates és erre assertThat("Candidates",is(...getTitle())) ?
Illetve még egy, a többi scenario is használ pár givent ebből, azokra valahogy hivatkozni kell hogy ennek a scenarionak is része ez a given vagy nem kell, mert kész a metódusa és nincs több dolgom vele?


I updated this branch only for testing. It seems promising.


@bgerstle not sure why or how, but this broke search result peeking...


> This won't scale very well. Why don't you simply disable all the liquid effects for flats that come from PWADs?

I was originally thinking of doing it this way, but then really wanted the effects to be applied to some of my [favourite wads](https://github.com/bradharding/doomretro/wiki/Recommended-WADs). So maybe it's worth doing in reverse then: disallow liquid effects for flats that come from a PWAD, with some exceptions.

> This is something I'd put in the doomretro WAD, honestly - is it possible to do that?

I've been considering shifting a lot of stuff into `doomretro.wad`, such as everything in `info.c` and `p_fix.c`.


I think the remove confusion on these slides we should change them to the format:

The one where the command is not called out:

<img width="737" alt="2015-10-27_18-06-38" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/244426/10775335/79dfef6e-7cd5-11e5-9644-e7d51a1060d3.png">


For v4 estimated release date is Jan 12 or 16 (either the day MS drops support for IE8 or on jQuery's 10th birthday). I'm releasing with jQuery.


@Ernie3 shouldnt be freaking out about that..idk


what you are looking for is ```font-weight: 500```, there is not a ```semi-bold``` property.
you can check these docs for reference [https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/font-weight](font-weight)


I checked the other codecs, and this overrun problem only occurs in the uint encoders. The AVX, SSE and NEON encoders already guard against reads outside available memory.


It really doesn't matter after reading around. I can't find something that says NOT to do this over lowercase. In fact, many say *use uppercase*


Would it be in scope for this to provide a `next -> __next__` compatibility shim like `six.Iterator` does?


I'm not sure but this seems to break Psi's tray icon fading in/out when Psi is connecting.


This is work in progress. Working on `react-native new-library` now and will announce it once it's ready.


I'm realizing the slides with the command called out above the output should be considered sacred for moments only when we want learners to do work with their fingers.


you are missing a ```;```
:hammer:


Using MEGA 2560, I am able to enroll fingerprints however, the id that I issue it won't save. It will display some random id.
Any help will be appreciate.


Yeah, I'll make that recommended change before I publish tomorrow.


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Without specifying the version for all the pods, it would break the builds when any of the pods introduce some non-backward compatible changes.


mmm.. The purpose of updating the app id?


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Reading around?

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4240075/10775469/dc63b02c-7cc5-11e5-9a98-bb3f2eff4ae9.png)


Please revert this commit.


Is there a reason not to just move the script out of the devel directory then?


Yes, it does brake that.


Yes this won't get approved even if it passes so it's a waste of resources.  Should be stopped.


@michaeljs1990 Looks good to me. Thanks!


@JoseRoman If you want to change it back go ahead, I don't care. Quit wasting time on such a minimal issue.


Revert this commit.


Through the course of Symfony version upgrades I had trouble finding a combination of CMF version packages which were both compatible and didn't break the existing code - apologies.

When I get back later on (GMT+8) I'll extract the latest commit with the existing infobase work into a suitably-titled branch


@michaeljs1990  Looks good to me. Thanks!


You need to use the Node API here instead of a private API. Any child of `FilesService` has a `getResourceFromId($fileId)` method you can use.


This seems like an egregious amount of retry sleeping. I'd recommend at the bare minimum randomizing the entire backoff sleep window (for example 0-4 seconds after the 3rd failure instead of 4-5 seconds). Also, 10 retries is a very large amount of time with 32 second sleep windows for most of these retries.


@fissban Por que una lista? Más fácil es usar un ConcurrentHashMap.newKeyset. Te va a dar un set concurrente, mucho más performante.


Is this disconnect something we want to address or do we just not care about the `asssigned_user` and `assigned_user_options`?


It's appreciated if HOMEPAGE does not contain any variables. It doesn't give any benefit to do so and makes copy-pasting for the casual ebuild reader harder.


This should be ``` color: #f9e42e; ```
:hammer:


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comments help tremendously. well done.


It also crashes on iOS 8 again :(


Instead of doing `each_with_index`, I feel like it would be cleaner to just zip the two responses:

```ruby
uno_response.zip(deux_response) do |uno, deux|
  # assertion
end
```


Note that 'mode' means that mode (either live or test) is in the url & a credit card payment is to be made. You are saying you want to be able to load & assign a list of backOfficePaymentProcessors when a credit card payment is not being made. This is a reasonable departure - so I think you need to ensure there are code comments to explain why that is required.


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Hab da noch ein bisschen JavaDoc vor mir. Kommt morgen ^_^


missing a ``` ; ```
:hammer:


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Nit pick: Can we add a space after the if. Also a space after the closing ")"


Nit: Space after while.


Nitpick: space after } and before {


This one was my fault but whilst we are merging, space after while.


I think this method already exists down below with the name `get_stories`. We should only keep one of these two


using `@spell_power` is a bad idea as it can get overwritten at any time


The reason for my multiple file confusion comes from the [Config Best Practices document](/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/release-1.0/docs/user-guide/config-best-practices.md) which states "Group related objects together in a single file. This is often better than separate files." but leaves it vague as to what "related objects" means. I'll proceed with splitting the config.


If you add `:orphan:` at the top, you will avoid the

`checking consistency... /{whatever}/geoserver/doc/en/user/source/extensions/csw/directdownload.rst:: WARNING: document isn't included in any toctree`

warning


I am unsure if to add this at this point in case someone else may have relied on some of the content that is now being stripped for styling.


Actually maybe not 10-20 elo at mentioned tc -- thought this change  at a little different place, but anyway tc changes should not be a regression at any tc.


No problem, just pushed a fix.


No idea what happened here.


I use sni-qt for Qt4-based apps and xembed-sni-proxy for everything else.


thanks!


Done.


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This no longer does Form encoding... is the form encoding not necessary?


What @mbadams5 said! If you turn off buffering on `std::cout` you get a flush not after every line but after every `<<` so that could be a big slowdown esp. for developers like me who sometimes have to dump a lot of debug info to stdout and we need it unbuffered. Replacing a `'\n'` with `std::endl` or adding a `std::flush` after each chunk of output is a nicer way to handle excessive buffering.


That would explain why you missed that. :-) But definitely not a reason for keeping that code.
Well, i reverted in my fork.


Should this be `/\s*,\s*/`? As it is it does not seem to be breaking on "script, script"

``` javascript
"script,script".split(/\s*,\*/)
["script,script"]
"script, script".split(/\s*,\*/)
["script, script"]
"script,script".split(/\s*,\s*/)
["script", "script"]
"script, script".split(/\s*,\s*/)
["script", "script"]
```


Added AddTupel


Is it possible to use the `URLFor` method when credentials are provided by the "Google Application Default Credentials"?


Ahh - Sorry, I was viewing this on my mobile phone earlier on a tiny screen...

I put this in because I wanted visibility of how long it took to be Garbage Collected after a client disconnected for its handler. I was worried that creating a new handler per client could lead to a large amount of RAM usage if they're not garbage collected quickly.  It is possible that a future threading enhancement could be to allocate pools of reusable Processors, Transports and Protocols.

I'll remove it from the next pull request.


Great job Stephen!


Patch against the docs file
```
--- a/doc/en/user/source/extensions/csw/directdownload.rst
+++ b/doc/en/user/source/extensions/csw/directdownload.rst
@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
+:orphan:
 .. _directdownload:

 DirectDownload
@@ -5,23 +6,29 @@ DirectDownload

 DirectDownload is a new operation (since GeoServer 2.9.x) supported by the CSW service.

-In the Metoc/EarthObservation world, layers are usually based on complex NetCDF/GRIB files. Protocols such as WCS, are setup to allow slice, rescale, reproject data, but not exactly to preserve the original data as is.
+In the Meteorology, Oceanography and Earth Observation domains, layers are usually based on complex
+NetCDF/GRIB files. Protocols such as WCS are set up to allow slice, rescale and reprojection of
+data, but not to preserve the original data as is.

-This new operation allows to directly download the raw data for that layer.
-If the DirectDownload capability is enabled for a Coverage layer, the CSW record will be updated to contain links pointing back to the CSW service,
-to this vendor operation that will assemble the files for the requested resource, zip them, and send the result back to the requestor.
+This new operation allows direct download of the raw data for that layer.
+If the DirectDownload capability is enabled for a Coverage layer, the CSW record will be updated to
+contain links pointing back to the CSW service, using the DirectDownload vendor operation that will
+assemble the files for the requested resource, zip them, and send the result back to the requester.

-The download links (one for each data file composing the layer plus a link to get all the files composing the layer) are added as new entries in CSW records:
+The download links (one for each data file composing the layer plus a link to get all the files
+composing the layer) are added as new entries in CSW records:

 * as additional **term-references** element for a Dublin Core schema
 * as additional **OnlineResource** for ISO Metadata

-That link also contains validity domain for that file such as envelope/time/elevation/custom dimensions (when present) for multidimensional layers.
+Those links also contain the validity domain for the file such as envelope/time/elevation/custom
+dimensions (when present) for multidimensional layers.

 Configuration
 =============

-DirectDownload capability can be activated as default for all layers, as global CSW configuration. Go into the CSW service panel and click on the *enable DirectDownload* checkbox if you want it
+DirectDownload capability can be activated as default for all layers, as global CSW configuration.
+Go into the CSW service panel and click on the *enable DirectDownload* checkbox if you want it
 enabled for all layers:

 .. figure:: images/serviceConfig.png
@@ -29,14 +36,18 @@ enabled for all layers:

    *DirectDownload configuration (Service level)*

-From this section you can also set a download limit value (0 means no limit). The specified value represents the maximum size of the sum of the sizes of the raw data referred by a single download link.
-(You can think about the case of a download link referring to the whole layer data which may contain wide set of files).
+From this section you can also set a download size limit value (0 means no limit). The specified
+value represents the maximum size (in kilobytes) of the sum of the sizes of the raw data referred
+to by a single download link. (You can think about the case of a download link referring to the
+whole layer data which may contain a wide set of files).
+
 Note that the size check is performed on the raw data files prior to any compression.

 Per Layer configuration
 =======================

-DirectDownload capability can also be enabled/disabled for a specific layer, which will override the global CSW configuration.
+DirectDownload capability can also be enabled/disabled for a specific layer, which will override the
+global CSW configuration.

 Go to the *publishing* tab of the layer where you can find the *DirectDownload settings* section.

@@ -45,12 +56,13 @@ Go to the *publishing* tab of the layer where you can find the *DirectDownload s

    *DirectDownload configuration (Layer level)*

-The configuration of this parameters follows the same rules as shown for the CSW configuration panel.
+The configuration of this parameter follows the same rules as shown for the CSW configuration panel.

 GetRecords example
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

-A GetRecords response containing a layer with DirectDownload enabled, may result having a piece like this (using ISO Metadata output schema)::
+A GetRecords response containing a layer with DirectDownload enabled, may result having a piece
+like this (using ISO Metadata output schema)::

     ...
     <gmd:CI_OnlineResource>
@@ -62,6 +74,6 @@ A GetRecords response containing a layer with DirectDownload enabled, may result
     </gmd:CI_OnlineResource>
     ...

-That URL allows the direct download of the indicated file. Note that the filename has a SHA-1 header to avoid publishing the underlying file system structure paths.
-
+That URL allows the direct download of the indicated file. Note that the filename has a SHA-1 header
+to avoid publishing the underlying file system structure paths.
```


Should these environment variable names be updated to match the code above?


Ok, I understood the problem...

Well, in this case, if the CHDs can't represent the software stucture of Jaguar CD, don't you think that could be a good idea to use another disk format to document these disks?
I think that software can be at least documented. At least until we have a better way to represent them...
In this case, I would be happy to create an softwarelist with a different format than CHDs with which the multisession won't be an issue. ;)
For exemple, I think that .nrg doesn't have this problem and for as long as I know, MAME handles it very well.


I've just tried this in a project and it looks like we are missing:

```
spec.add_dependency 'friendly_id'
```


@SubJunk Just a couple of comments:
* Converting ```<Type>``` to ```<>``` when calling constructors breaks Java 6 as I'm sure you know. I left them there to minimize merging to Java 6, but that's not relevant anymore.
* ```Boolean/boolean``` and ```Integer/int``` conversion is still done exactly like the code was, the compiler just converts it back to what it was with autoboxing. All you save are a few bytes in the source code, and I considered it useful to visualize that we're dealing with e.g a ```Boolean``` instead of a ```boolean``` by writing out the conversion. ```boolean = Boolean``` will throw a NPE if ```Boolean``` is ```null```, and that's important to keep in mind when using the classes instead of the primitives.


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"have been made"


Aled Wassell


This is unnecessary since you don't use this lifetime anywhere. Same on line 17.


Why did you delete this man?


Minor: 'catastrpphic' -> catastrophic


delete


First commit


i think user email was already added. Have you pulled the latest code before you pushed?


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Here's one that does the same thing but isn't too ugly: `(.*?)\s+version\s*(?:([^(]*)\s*(?:\(\s*build\s*([^)]*)\s*\))?)?`

When quoted and escaped for Java, it is: `"(.*?)\\s+version\\s*(?:([^(]*)\\s*(?:\\(\\s*build\\s*([^)]*)\\s*\\))?)?"`

That's a bit cleaner and appears to work in the [online tester](http://www.regexplanet.com/advanced/java/index.html).


Fix #62
Fix #48


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>
> .
>


@chrisballinger Need help here getting the right hash for a room message. In swift hash returns a `Int` and not a `UInt` like the protocol requires.


Was this intentional?


(actual first half of #37)


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uh, I meant #37, not #39.


You are right. Sorry.


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fixed


why do we explicitly set the namespace?


what are the other cases here (ie what is the case when is_fan is false)? does setting to false handle the delete case?


Fix pushed in 9b6122c328be1f6152ac7c18caf891329e95e654


Just about the whole matter of strings... I completely take your point - particularly in the log delegate where I definitely should be using String.Format() for the incoming message.
With enums (e.g. ServerType in this case) I think it's more normal to call ToString() to obtain the string name of the enum value as opposed to it's numeric value. Regardless - I'll make it more consistent :-)


Did you mean "natively"?
```
Because the merging is done naively and in-place,
```


:7-11 can all be done together when we init newdata


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in fact we never have to set new_data into a var


thank you so much arco for your explanation ;)


Looks like I accidentally captured some bug fixes in this commit.


Dans CI la configuration de base de la bdd s'appel "default", quand tu lance le generateur il va créé les classes dans le namespace Entity\default;

Ca crée une fatal error car "default" en php est un mot clé réservé.


Just a note that if you look at the commits in https://github.com/chexee/bloc-jams/pull/4 – I did it the recommended way first, then refactored.

We'll talk more, but in general, I think it makes more sense to track visual presentation and states in CSS classes, and swap CSS, rather than actually handling appearance-based things in javascript. Overall, I think there's less, more readable code.


I think there is a point in it actually, makes everything neater and more organized IMO, but that's more personal opinion than anything.


Fixed in df79146a099adc0b6d19d1c025665b98e651951f.


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NB: This is based on the information in #4527.  The default decoding value for a time.Duration would imply that an integer value in a `time.Duration` field would actually be decoded into nanoseconds not seconds.


It seems to me that this update of **_lastVelocity** should also NOT happen when **deltaTime** is small.  That is, is should go inside the **if** block higher up or else get its own **if** block.


I implemented a solution for this in 10d559632b7c197673de13fcab5d32f07c1e3a66. Let me know if you think it's the right one.


Its not clear what this method does - javadoc would help


Fixes #156.


Mark suggests we avoid inline CSS like this - there seems no reason to not have it in a separate CSS file.


Does it work yet?


This change causes DB queries to only be logged to syslog, instead of to djangolog AND to syslog.  This way, you can much more easily see things you write to djangolog.


Now,I got this error under
perl -V
Summary of my perl5 (revision 5 version 20 subversion 0) configuration:

  Platform:
    osname=MSWin32, osvers=6.2, archname=MSWin32-x86-multi-thread-64int
    uname='Win32 strawberry-perl 5.20.0.1 #1 Fri May 30 23:25:11 2014 i386'
    config_args='undef'
    hint=recommended, useposix=true, d_sigaction=undef
    useithreads=define, usemultiplicity=define
    use64bitint=define, use64bitall=undef, uselongdouble=undef
    usemymalloc=n, bincompat5005=undef
  Compiler:
    cc='gcc', ccflags =' -s -O2 -DWIN32  -DPERL_TEXTMODE_SCRIPTS -DPERL_IMPLICIT
_CONTEXT -DPERL_IMPLICIT_SYS -DUSE_PERLIO -fwrapv -fno-strict-aliasing -mms-bitf
ields',
    optimize='-s -O2',
    cppflags='-DWIN32'
    ccversion='', gccversion='4.8.2', gccosandvers=''
    intsize=4, longsize=4, ptrsize=4, doublesize=8, byteorder=12345678
    d_longlong=define, longlongsize=8, d_longdbl=define, longdblsize=12
    ivtype='long long', ivsize=8, nvtype='double', nvsize=8, Off_t='long long',
lseeksize=8
    alignbytes=8, prototype=define
  Linker and Libraries:
    ld='g++.exe', ldflags ='-s -L"C:\Users\TOSH\Documents\GitHub\dwimperl-window
s\strawberry-perl-5.20.0.1-32bit-portable\perl\lib\CORE" -L"C:\Users\TOSH\Docume
nts\GitHub\dwimperl-windows\strawberry-perl-5.20.0.1-32bit-portable\c\lib"'
    libpth=C:\Users\TOSH\Documents\GitHub\dwimperl-windows\strawberry-perl-5.20.
0.1-32bit-portable\c\lib C:\Users\TOSH\Documents\GitHub\dwimperl-windows\strawbe
rry-perl-5.20.0.1-32bit-portable\c\i686-w64-mingw32\lib C:\Users\TOSH\Documents\
GitHub\dwimperl-windows\strawberry-perl-5.20.0.1-32bit-portable\c\lib\gcc\i686-w
64-mingw32\4.8.2
    libs=-lmoldname -lkernel32 -luser32 -lgdi32 -lwinspool -lcomdlg32 -ladvapi32
 -lshell32 -lole32 -loleaut32 -lnetapi32 -luuid -lws2_32 -lmpr -lwinmm -lversion
 -lodbc32 -lodbccp32 -lcomctl32
    perllibs=-lmoldname -lkernel32 -luser32 -lgdi32 -lwinspool -lcomdlg32 -ladva
pi32 -lshell32 -lole32 -loleaut32 -lnetapi32 -luuid -lws2_32 -lmpr -lwinmm -lver
sion -lodbc32 -lodbccp32 -lcomctl32
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It would be good to include a comment to say this code is dependent on KO.


Would like a bit more in-line comments - both javadoc and single-line type.


That's exactly the issue.

It's odd to have two ways to register metaboxes like this. I'll accept this pull request and release a new version in the morning.


> Three cheers for Drupal!

:tada: :tada: :tada:


With this fix pagination not working.


probably should be a class field and/or config var so other can use a different charset.


Nice catch.


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 2496](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=64944&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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No that should be good enough.


What I'd generally do in this situation is add a shell alias to my .bashrc or .zshrc such as:

````
alias nitrous_server='bundle exec rails s -b 0.0.0.0:3000'
````

No worries at all doing this on a single user/learning project, but would definitely be questioned on a production/multiple user project. In general you want to keep local development issues out of code that would end up in production.


@prakashsurya In the past we have not worried about gaps in the names.  The "right" thing to do would probably be to bulk-rename these to have meaningful names, so that we then don't have this problem.


Could use a class constant like https://docs.oracle.com/javaee/6/api/javax/ws/rs/core/MediaType.html#APPLICATION_JSON here


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 2497](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=64946&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
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:+1: sounds good to me


haaaaaa


-_- -_-
What yaar?
:/


好


Do you keep a csv and a script/template to generate the html?


Is this some batching-inside-job, where the jobs are batches themselves?

I [rewrote](https://github.com/olavurmortensen/gensim/pull/1) the job batching loop recently, cleaning it up & speeding it up as well.

We probably want to use the same thing / something analogical here in doc2vec.


对比度


Only in that this is still a work-in-progress with many pending changes.


城


Single quotes since there's no interpolation.

`version  = '0.18.0-SNAPSHOT'`


Space before the `{`

`buildTypes {`


The today instance variable (the first declaration) is different from the today method that ruby has defined on the Date class. Think of methods as sending a message to a class. So on the second one, you're telling the Date class to give you the results of today.

Once you have user input, you'll have parameters passed into the 'create' method of the controller that you use. See [here](http://edgeguides.rubyonrails.org/getting_started.html) for an example, @articles.


Holy--

Thank you for adding docx support to the project!


end files with new line


Use single string syntax instead of group/name/version

`compile('org.seleniumhq.selenium:selenium-java:2.47.2')`


So it's noted somewhere: www.oig.doc.gov now enforces HTTPS.


we could actually bump to node-steam 1.2.0 (latest), which only has official support for node 4+


Space before and after `=`

`version = '0.17.0'`


`exclude(module: 'selenium-htmlunit-driver')`


douB,just create the modles quickly!


Single line comments should start with a space.

`// version from manifest attributes will be retrieved while building selendroid-server apk`


When selecting NZD there was still a 'undifined' appearing in the shelf-item also there was no symbol appearing in from of the shelf-item amount or the cart amount so adding $ symbol as a default symbol makes sense.


can you find me?


too many blank lines


好不好


Usando a diretiva include, basta definir no arquivo de cabeçalho os imports do css / que for usar.
Nos testes que realizei ele renderiza por exemplo o cabeçalho junto com o rodapé para depois renderizar o arquivo jsp com o conteúdo que você esta usando os includes.


@WSlatton Could you test this out with an already-existing haarcascade file before you attempt to train the models? There are a few in the OpenCV directory.


Aqui no caso deixamos o container aberto. Será fechado no include rodape.jsp


@fissban Me parece que quedaría mejor si lo movés arriba de todo la declaración del enum.


不来了 没有了


I think I like `2` for [this](http://eslint.org/docs/rules/no-implicit-coercion), seems like a nice win for readability.


Thank you for the feedback Barry!! Really appreciate all your help :)

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104921238_EnergyPlus_Performance_Framework (lefticus) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1945 of 1956 tests passed)

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@mastero9017 uses googles closed source audio effects and binary, you also need to include libfmas.so in system/lib/audio


101162510-SubsurfaceOutwardAngleWarning-5016 (rglazer2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1376 of 1376 tests passed)

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> the reset function would skip it if data.type is PERFCOUNTER_U64.

    void reset()
    {
      if (type != PERFCOUNTER_U64) {
	u64.set(0);
	avgcount.set(0);
	avgcount2.set(0);
      }
    }

I think you meant:

    the reset function skip it if data.type is not PERFCOUNTER_U64.

Right ?


:+1:, tracking in #248


@fissban ¿Tiene algún sentido diferenciar entre acciones actualmente? Sea como sea, esta solución no escala porque necesitás una variable por cada tipo (y la tenés que codear a mano).

¿No sería mejor una lista de ActionsPlayerType? Si la cantidad de elementos de la lista es mayor a cero, entonces tuvieron una acción. También podría solucionarse con un booleano.


@fissban ¿Y en el caso que el jugador tenga acciones y luego quede AFK? Deberían reiniciarse con cada iteracción. Nada impide que me mueva los primeros 2 minutos y después me quede afk.


Usando a diretiva include, basta definir no arquivo de cabeçalho os imports do css  que for usar.
Nos testes que realizei ele renderiza por exemplo o cabeçalho junto com o rodapé para depois renderizar o arquivo jsp com o conteúdo que você esta usando os includes.


you can check for nans in cash too i guess


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Usando a diretiva include, basta definir no arquivo de cabeçalho os imports do css que for usar.
Nos testes que realizei ele renderiza por exemplo o cabeçalho junto com o rodapé para depois renderizar o arquivo jsp com o conteúdo que você esta usando os includes.


@fissban No es una solución muy limpia por lo que dije arriba.


ugh really


div container é aberta mesmo. Fechamos no include rodape.jsp


AFAICT it's not part of any official standard (like C99) but is widely available (across Linuxes/Unixes/OSX/Windows). I suspect it's present anywhere the many other requirements for building these extensions exist, but don't have an easy way to test to be sure.

I'd prefer to use C99 'variable length arrays' (VLA) – local frame arrays with non-constant lengths – but Cython doesn't support them even if the underlying c-compilers do.

Ultimately if it were just to be used here, it could easily be replaced, but there may be a bigger win from using it more extensively, to eliminate MAX_DOCUMENT_LEN (MAX_SENTENCE_LEN in word2vec_inner.pyx) entirely – allowing all length policy to be decided/enforced (or not) in Pythonland.


fechamento da div container-fluid do include cabecalho.jsp


@fissban ¿Y esto que sentido tiene? La task podría cancelarse cuando termina el evento, tenés la referencia a la instancia.


should update with `splitAfter` now.


This needs to go somewhere useful :smile:


@fissban Cuando termina el evento podés llamar a stopTask, no es necesario crear una.


Just to confirm my understanding, is the extra white space causing problem?


sorry bad comment, you just removed the unused `onDestroyEvent` from the Entity class, nevermind what I was saying :P


@fissban No estoy demasiado seguro respecto a esto, pero no se me ocurre nada mejor así que :+1:


What's happening here, do you just want to insert the string ' URL'? You might be better using `.text()` or from the jQuery docs on append `heading.append(document.createTextNode("Hello"));`


OK, i will do more work on benchmark, it is very pleased to do that.


bucuo


Ah, ok.


Good catch.  Thanks.


- Please, recheck with committed. It's existing very hard code.


Yeah I'm doing that right now :+1:


Looks good.  For whatever reason, the .gitignore file going up to github doesn't match the one in our svn repo.  (We primarily use svn but it is bridged over to github.)  I'll have to see what's up with the bridge that the .gitignore file is different between the two sides of the bridge.


Yes, I understand the benefits, I'm just worried about maintainability.

Let's CC @tmylk here. He's working on automating builds & testing (incl. Windows?), perhaps there's a way to check if this `alloca` works reliably.


pretty much yeah.


Cela te dérange-t-il si j'adapte légèrement le code de façon à ce que cet attribut ne soit plus public ?


104921238_EnergyPlus_Performance_Framework (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (880 of 882 tests passed)

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In C7Q2.c, there is no any function or macro defined/declared in stdlib.h.
To be more precise, you should remove it.
You can use "man function_name" in command line (terminal) to check where the function defined.

Besides, your commit message doesn't match your commit content.


101163166-AirLoopHVACNodeNameNotUnique-4407 (rglazer2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1831 of 1831 tests passed)

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Have you looked at the commit I made 5 days ago? Because I rewrote the aiming and shooting systems.


You may want to upload and update Packages-puppy-noarch-official with  [jwmconfig3](http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=869327#869327) and [sfs_load](http://www.murga-linux.com/puppy/viewtopic.php?p=869575#869575)
(Sorry. Have lost it and do not remember it anymore... :8ball: )


No this is treated as a invalid char . So the urls will be encoded .


101163166-AirLoopHVACNodeNameNotUnique-4407 (rglazer2) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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inline comment on code


これはthe movie databaseにおいてあるポスターの画像をPicassoに渡すために、Itemに入っているポスターの相対URLの配列から、positionものもを呼び出してURLを生成しています。


Ah, I see. I missed the string file when I scrolled through. Yeah, those strings do look sort of bad.

So I take it there's no choice but for the indent parameters to apply to everything? In that case, let's go with this for now.


Why LocalExecutor here?


What about shinobar's patch, just saw on the forum


Awesome! Glömt mobilen hos en kompis, så är nåbar igen imorn kväll.

_kram_


Oh, you just posted.. ok


some other comment


@khanson679 Take a look at the changes to `bibtool/format.rsc`. I can change `print.align` and `print.align.key` back to 22, if you prefer, but I'd prefer to have consistent indentation in `lingbib-master.bib`. Since `@string` will be aligned on the 32nd column, I think we may as well align everything on the 32nd column.


please review this @casey-collab


Faster tests! Plus people actually use LocalExecutor in production in some places so it's better to test that than SequentialExecutor.


Followup to this commit in #81.


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Jobs are batches to the threads; this is a separate batch to the (optimized) train-functions.

I wasn't easily able to evaluate that separate from all the other entangled changes in that branch, but from what I can tell:

The batches-to-the-optimized-train-functions don't necessarily benefit from being the same-sizes as the jobs-to-threads. There was some performance-sensitivity to job size even before, when passing single-texts-to-train. So I wouldn't want to force them to be sized the same way, without more testing. I'm also uncomfortable with the proliferation of arbitrary constants like MAX_WORDS_IN_BATCH/MAX_BATCH_SENTENCES – that maybe need optimizing or being kept in careful sync with the Cython code (or else unexpected truncation or worse happens).

How much of a speedup did you see? Possibly the main factor was just handing in larger batches, and the same could have been achieved with a larger `chunksize` in the original code. (BTW, it appears `chunksize` is no longer consulted in the refactor... perhaps someone would have to tamper with the module constants to try other values?)


@nehresma I tested the latest version and it worked correctly this time. Thanks.
One of the features I was looking for was to include the CC list on each email so that when a person in the "To" list gets the email they see who is CC'd and can Reply All and thus respond to all the folks in the CC list as well.  I am sure this can be done much more elegantly... i just wanted to test and see if it would work.  Does this work for you?  Please edit as you wish...


This statement is weird


typo?


Hi, nvertigo! You can try other commits and merge it if you want
https://github.com/arkaev/android_device_samsung_chagalllte/commits/cm-12.1


Also: the Word2Vec and Doc2Vec train-loops are quite interdependent, with the Doc2Vec loop specialized by overrides... so a change in the Word2Vec train loops will already affect Doc2Vec.


I agree.


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Do we have a venue id = 1, 2, 3?


we can move this stuff out of template/, I was thinking we make a directory called app/ or views/ in public.


I like to do this do when I don't need anything from Rails itself, because loading _spec_helper.rb_ and the file I'm testing is significantly faster than loading _rails_helper.rb_. It doesn't make a difference when running the entire spec suite, but during TDD I will just be running a single file (often just a single spec) and it's quite noticeable.


the github GUI is kind of shitty and this is why, i would use the git command line so you don't keep tracking hidden files.


Will this cause infinite loop as limit is random?


Já citei as dúvidas e questões no facebook, elas e outras anotadas no topo do código. Preciso resolvê-las pra prosseguir. (mals a demora pra começar >:)


Why is this signed off by spongy?!


104921238_EnergyPlus_Performance_Framework (lefticus) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1939 of 1950 tests passed)

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Since it is already in the Dock category, leave out the "in Dock".


This should probably be `http://example.com/your/project/home` or something like that.


nice, this is cleaner


Please change `;` for `&& \` and put each command on its own line. This is in the contribution guidelines.


dffdfd


Doesn't this overlap with the previous loop? 2015-10-15 to 2015-12-01 falls within 2015-10-10 to 2015-12-01