Steve Seyb apartment 505. 906 south 7th street minneapolis.  I know to be Non human. This is just in case I turn up missing.  Also investigate the building owners.  It will be hard and may be dangerous to find answers. More info to follow.

Torture in the USA

Violations of Human Rights in US hospitals
Example 1
Glenbrook Hospital
2100 Pfingsten Road
Glenview, IL  60026
847.657.5800

Administered via injection, against my will, while already completely physically restrained , lucid, and speaking in a calm manner.

Example 2
I recently had a couple of experiences which caused me to question what we consider a human  right with regard to the use of injections of chemicals against a person's desire and without their permission.

I was taken to Hennepin County Medical Center (HCMC) against my will after a debate with a friend of mine whom I believe to be an alien or robot, albeit a quite kindly and very interesting form of matter, which took on a human form.  His name is Steve Seyb and he lives in apartment 505 at 906 South 7th St, very nearby to HCMC.  The building is owned by Aeon Corporation.  Steve is and/or was a high-ranking member/judge of the Imperial Court of Minnesota.  The purpose of this court is unknown to me, but I believe  this organization to have some goals that run parallel to concepts illustrated in the novel "The Forever War" by Joe Haldeman.  Sounds crazy, right?  Do your own research, here are some links:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Imperial_Court_System
http://www.impcourtmn.com/

Well to make a long story short, Steve and I began having some philosophical debates, and I noticed that he was unable to answer certain questions, and often repeated the same answers in what I considered strange or avoidant ways.  As I pursued this line of questioning, we came to an impasse and Steve became getting very agitated.  Then his neighbor arrived, whom he referred to as his "Pet", which I found quite odd.  We then debated ownership, and I made a statement, "Nobody owns anything", that seemed to set off alarm bells, and resulted in security coming to the 5th floor and notifying me that I needed to exit the building.  The police ended up appearing in the stairwell before I could make my peaceable exit.  The police informed me that I was going to be taken to HCMC for evaluation.  I did not resist and was admitted to HCMC.

While interred at HCMC, I was offered medication, which I politely refused.  I was then quite violently restrained, face down, and forcibly administered a chemical compound against my will.  What this compound contained is anyone's guess, and this aspect of my stay there does not appear in my medical records.  (See attached).  When I went a couple of weeks later to get my medical records, and speak to the attending physician about the hospital policy with regard to administration of medicines against a patient's will, I was rebuffed by the employee in the Acute Psychiatric Care Unit.  Upon further questioning as to what the APC unit does and how I could find out more about my stay there and how they could help me, the employee called security and I was notified that I was trespassing and was not allowed on hospital grounds in the future, except in the case of an emergency.  I do not mean to be ungrateful for the help that I did recieve while I was under care at HCMC, what I do wish to do is bring up for debate my concerns regarding what I feel is a violation of a person's right to refuse medicine.  According to the decision in Rennie v. Klein, 462 F. Supp. 1131 (D.N.J. 1978):

"Federal District Judge Stanley Brotman dismissed the argument of Rennie's counsel that forced medication violated the First Amendment (by interfering with his mental processes) and the Eighth Amendment (constituting cruel and unusual punishment). However, he ruled that the right to refuse treatment can be based on an "emerging right of privacy" broad enough to include the "right to protect one's mental processes from governmental interference." Judge Brotman asserted that the uncertainty of psychiatric diagnoses gave weight toward "leaving the final decision with the patient rather than deferring to doctors." "Whether the potential benefits are worth the risks is a uniquely personal decision which, in the absence of a strong state interest, should be free from state coercion."

Ref: http://mentalillnesspolicy.org/legal/refuse-medication-rennie-klein.html

In my case, I was already physically restrained when forcibly administered a medication, and thus no physical threat whatsoever to the staff or other patients under the hospital's care.

Other cases to review:
Guardianship of Roe

Superintendent of Belchertown State School v Saikewicz
See more at:
http://www.psychiatrictimes.com/articles/right-refuse-treatment


使用新版的AFNetworking发帖时中文乱码。
暂时还用旧的吧。


Hört nich nach einer guten Idee an.


The name of this variable is a bit misleading -- it's not an argument.


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No reason. If we reach this line, we have just bypassed that 'if' above.


Not fully convinced that logic.util.OS was the most logical place to put `guessProgramPath` in, so feel free to suggest a more suitable place.


+1 !


h2o64, what are you trying to say?


I think i have found out where the problem is.
libtorrent: src/torrent/connection_manager.cc from line 88 it should be changed to:
#ifdef RAK_USE_INET6
  rak::socket_address::cast_from(m_bindAddress)->sa_inet6()->clear();
  rak::socket_address::cast_from(m_localAddress)->sa_inet6()->clear();
  rak::socket_address::cast_from(m_proxyAddress)->sa_inet6()->clear();
#else
  rak::socket_address::cast_from(m_bindAddress)->sa_inet()->clear();
  rak::socket_address::cast_from(m_localAddress)->sa_inet()->clear();
  rak::socket_address::cast_from(m_proxyAddress)->sa_inet()->clear();
#endif

  m_slot_resolver = tr1::bind(&resolve_host,
                              tr1::placeholders::_1,
                              tr1::placeholders::_2,
                              tr1::placeholders::_3,
                              tr1::placeholders::_4);


Where does the MAC Addr come from? As per our discussion, should come from the MAC, or from NV Config at some point.


Yes, I missed that one too. I can fix it. Did you create an issue yet?


might be worth stashing the current value of editBlocks and restoring it after this test is finished so that we don't pollute other tests


Should you return early if it fails?


I don't this function does what you say it does.  It doesn't return a base address -- it just generates the bit mask associated with the pin, right?


Thanks for your fast reply.

I'm developing a Javascript application that has to be able to read a binary stream. This stream was generated in Java and it is composed by numbers of different types. When I try to read shorts or integers, everything works fine but when I try to read longs, I get wrong numbers. [A long is Java is defined from -2^63 to 2^63](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/java/nutsandbolts/datatypes.html).

It seems that [Javascript supports numbers from -2^53 to 2^53])http://stackoverflow.com/questions/307179/what-is-javascripts-highest-integer-value-that-a-number-can-go-to-without-losin) (without losing precision). The question is: is there a way to read long values using your library keeping the 2^63 precision?

I've checked it a bit and there are some external libraries that can manage big numbers. Do you think that would be feasible to edit your library to add support for big numbers?


Good idea. Done: [607cba4](https://github.com/yandex/mastermind/commit/607cba412d5c986697ab7f71f49df58a472ccc19).


Yeah - just saw that; sorry for the noise.


The method executePlugins() has a Cyclomatic Complexity of 11. The configured cyclomatic complexity threshold is 10.


Method Executor::doExecutePlugins does not have a Docblock comment.


If you serialize the Java Longs, you should be fine with jDataView. Otherwise, you may find [this article][1] interesting.

[1]: http://www.danvk.org/hex2dec.html


Nützlich! Vor allem wenn man viel unterwegs ist und die Stadt noch nicht kennt.


repository and signature should be unique_together.


Yup, it generates the bit mask of the pin. Will change the comment. :)


sort it by name in private region


I like this a lot!  But just a couple of tweaks:
1.  Pass in by `Parmas&&`, lest we get needless copying.
2.  Constrain the constructor else clients can't SFINAE on `SharedData`.
Tested solution:
````
--- a/src/beast/beast/threads/SharedData.h
+++ b/src/beast/beast/threads/SharedData.h
@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@
 #ifndef BEAST_THREADS_SHAREDDATA_H_INCLUDED
 #define BEAST_THREADS_SHAREDDATA_H_INCLUDED

+#include <beast/cxx14/type_traits.h>
 #include <beast/threads/RecursiveMutex.h>
 #include <beast/threads/SharedMutexAdapter.h>

@@ -129,8 +130,9 @@ public:
         in Data. If no constructor in Data matches the parameter list, a compile
         error is generated.
     */
-    template <class... Params>
-    SharedData (Params... params)
+    template <class... Params,
+              class = std::enable_if_t<std::is_constructible<Value, Params...>{}>>
+    SharedData (Params&&... params)
         : m_value (std::forward<Params>(params)...)
     {
````


History is a bit misleading here. Maybe status?


use an object as parameter instead two "css" function calls.


Great catch. Should probably do something like this after initializing compress_data:
```
compress_data->compress_stream = NULL;
compress_data->decompress_stream = NULL;
```

That way the null checks in free_compress_data can avoid the crash.


Parmam? typo?


Please add min and map version


Ist eine gute Idee. Ich hab so was in die Richtung auch schon mal programmiert. Viel Erfolg bei der Umsetzung!


Do not use ``len()`` either do ``len(strings.TrimSpace(args.Get(1)))`` or ``strings.TrimSpace(args.Get(1)) == ""``


Because it's a time between we completed downloading monitor stats (cURL download) and when we finished JSON parsing and saved new jobs. Part of JSON/MongoDB work is done in parallel with cURL download.


originLevel1 isn't custom data . it should be in the master object

from the doc:


Hi Stefan, are you planning any more tuning sessions on PassedFile?


Potentially fixes #4


Nothing, I don't want to disturb in any way. Sorry. (I'm reading throught msm8916_64 3.10 sources and I found funny that CAF made a similar idea :) )
I'm joking on this guy who always try to prouve that devs just copy others ideas without giving credits.
Sorry if this little joke disturb you (Great job on this kernel btw, I'm just kind of frustated with the blackscreen fix on falcon kernel)


I'm not 100% either way on this, but my gut says that I'd rather see a rendering issue like this handled in the view (in this case the jbuilder partial). Using a helper from there makes it conceptually parallel to what happens in the normal rendering pipeline.


Haha, das war wirklich eine tolle Zeit. Würde ich bestimmt mal wieder ausprobieren wollen.


Hört sich nach einer guten Idee an. Viel Spaß bei der Umsetzung!


the variable name is default data!


What do you mean with fab? Are these actions (verbs) or nouns?


``func shareConfigSetup`` to ``func shareDataDirSetup``


Composer comes with symfony/process (and imho also a wrapper for that). We should use that to call the mklink executable as it is more reliable that plain `exec`


At the very least, the call to get_value should have a `borrow=True`. Ideally there would be a way to retrieve the shape of shared variables without doing a device to host copy... I suppose `parameters[name].shape.eval()` should use less memory and often be quicker (probably needs a cast to tuple).


Sehr gut. Die Vielgliedrigkeit dieser Geschichte hat einen großen Reiz. Könnte mir vorstellen an sowas zu arbeiten.


Hi Jeff, thanks for the recognition. Only one suggestion if I may, could you
you please change dmt4 it to Dimitar Pashov. I should fix my github profile to
avoid this sort of thing.

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>
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Finde ich ne gute Idee. Viel Spaß beim Programmieren.


This would be another excellent place for `noexcept`.


The method executePlugins() has a Cyclomatic Complexity of 11. The configured cyclomatic complexity threshold is 10.


Method Executor::doExecutePlugins does not have a Docblock comment.


At first glance this scares mean since this is going to get interned to the string table and could theoretically be used outside of the scope of this class.


Да, стыдно (совсем немного). Код весь сторонний, кроме этих мелких добавок, там форматирование было другое, нежели использую я. В студии не было видно.


Ugh, not me. I wish we had a better way to deal with translations of observation fields other than making new observation fields.


Removed ostringstream: [477563d](https://github.com/yandex/mastermind/commit/477563d718fa658c69d1b0624db97f7588181fd8). By the way, it is already done in branch ```cpp-worker-gcd-mongo```.


honeslty I don't remember that but I think it's proper format:
http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/API/sigv4-post-example.html look at this example
just use Frankfurt location bucket to check that


А вот это я сам не понял, ставил везде маленькую... С большой было везде я потом еще исправлял на маленькую но видно не везде


And `noexcept` here too.


avoid trailing comma style


Hm, when I toss in some printlns for when these various pieces drop, I don't see them dropping more than once.

```
Listening on http://127.0.0.1:3000
Response.deconstruct
Response drop
Headers.drop Headers { Date: Thu, 08 Oct 2015 16:38:46 GMT, Content-Length: 12, }
AsyncWriter.drop
Headers.drop Headers { Accept: */*, Host: 127.0.0.1:3000, User-Agent: curl/7.35.0, }
```


if sendmsg() works for one address and fails for the others it still will return true, Is that ok ?


You know what to do

http://bugreport.java.com/submit_intro.do


Does this need regex? Would this work?
```
self.assertIn("SizeTieredCompactionStrategy", self.cluster.metadata.keyspaces[self.ksname].tables["table1"].views["mv1"].options["compaction"]["class"])
```


Klingt sehr gut. Stell mir die Entwicklung sehr spannend vor!


%MENU_DIR% is not defined during `conda build`, I think.


Oops, missed the direction on this one.  Delete the entire move constructor.  The defaults are perfect.


Sehr gut. Hier wäre ich auch gern dabei!


Ist ne super Idee. Das kann der eine oder andere bestimmt gut gebrauchen.


The main point of my comment:  Did this fix a bug, and if so, what bug, and is there a test for it?  Was this just suppressing a pylint complaint?  Whatever the reason for it, please comment on that -- it's not self-evident to me.

On overly broad exception handlers: An example of a legitimate error the replacement code would mask is passing a float or a dict to `json.loads` -- that will legitimately raise `TypeError`

On isinstance: 'Type inference' on this code is already hard.  Using isinstance means the set of cases you have to concern yourself with is much smaller.

It's pretty clear why json.loads might return a float: because the json object in question is, in fact, a json float.  There is no way other than asking isinstance to discriminate the type of json object that we were given -- there's no ML/Haskell-style pattern matching on a tagged union.

It's not clear why json.loads might return any of various other valid inputs to `dict`, e.g. a list of tuples.  That case would be rejected by the code that was already there; it would not be rejected by the replacement code.


Not from this patch, but why we have IN_MULTICAST and IN6_IS_ADDR_MULTICAST ?

shouldn't be IN6_MULTICAST or IN_IS_ADDR_MULTICAST ?


Beat'em up. Count me in!


Problem is here. Should pass `angle / 10.0f` to getPitchCorrectionAtTailAngle instead of `angleRad`.


This should be a pull request in cksystemsteaching/selfie, no?


since python3-xcpf is not an official package, can lilac find the package if using `extra-x86_64`?
If not, should i use
```
build_prefix = 'archlinuxcn-x86_64'
depends = ['python3-xcpf']
```


The arguments are exactly the problem. In python a function can take `**kwargs` argument, and then you can write
```py
motor.run_time(speed_regulation_enabled='on', speed_sp=500)
```
In C++ this is impossible. The closest thing I could come up with is
```cpp
motor.set_regulation_enabled('on').set_speed_sp(500).run_timed()
```
which is OK for C++, but is different.


What do you want to do exactly ?
You want to encrypt(username + password + hash) using sessionid ? Or encrypt(hash(username + password)) using ssessionid ?
What do you mean with encrypt ? Do you want to use session I'd as a public key with a cipher algorithm ?


Sure, can do.  FWIW, I typically only use @ mentions of usernames when the github profile doesn't have a name associated with it.  :-)


Haha, sehr gute Idee! Ich drück euch für die Umsetzung die Daumen.


stm32_gpio_arg is the same name as the static variable declared at the start of the file -- this has to change.


Sehr nützlich. Könnte mir gut vorstellen sowas gebrauchen zu können.


Ist ne super Idee! Viel Erfolg bei der Umsetzung.


А что такое реверт? ))


Sorry, didn't mean to do this directly on master.


Yap, this is what I guessed too. Thanks!

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> github profile doesn't have a name associated with it.  :-)
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Ist bestimmt sehr nützlich, wenn man vokabeln lernen will!


This fixes https://github.com/kongchen/swagger-maven-plugin/issues/234


Function can be used like:

    {{ excerpt (.Raw | markdown | strip_html) 7 }}


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Ability to remove a lifecycle callback.
This is useful in order to disable a callback method on specific cases.
Exemple with TimeStampable and updateTimestamps callback method:
When a user connect to the website, some attributes get updated automatically like last_logged_time...etc.
The object will see it's updated_at changed which is correct from the object point of view.
But it is not correct from the functional point of view, because none updated that user object.
```
public function updateLoggedDate(User $user)
{
	$user->setLastLoggedAt(new \DateTime());
	...
	// remove lifecycle methodes to not update updated_at field
	//         array:2 [▼
	//             "prePersist" => array:1 [▼
	//                 0 => "updateTimestamps"
	//             ]
	//             "preUpdate" => array:1 [▼
	//                 0 => "updateTimestamps"
	//             ]
	//         ]
	$this->entityManager->getClassMetadata(get_class($user))->removeLifecycleCallback('updateTimestamps', 'prePersist');
	$this->entityManager->getClassMetadata(get_class($user))->removeLifecycleCallback('updateTimestamps', 'preUpdate');

	$this->entityManager->transactional(function($em) use ($user) {
	$em->persist($user);
	});
}
```

So in this particular situation, there will be no date time updating  in updated_at.


Not sure why this isn't in this commit. But my next branch has this already.


It's coming; hang tight!


Changed "messages" section to "info", and updated subheading for future use.


Würde ich gerne mal anzocken. Wäre auch gerne bei einer Umsetzung dabei. Find die Idee klasse!


This is done in my current (uncommitted branch).


Shouldn't be hard to make a test for this: just a matter of reloading the legacy models, I think.  Not sure why it isn't exercised already.

The rest of the change confused me -- what is described in the commit message should be a four-character diff, and there should be a separate commit for everything else.


Since the base inserts
` self:_pushError('unsupported operating system for ' .. self:getType())`
here: https://github.com/virgo-agent-toolkit/rackspace-monitoring-agent/blob/master/hostinfo/base.lua#L43
Perhaps it'd be best to just remove the word `hostinfo` from L30 here?
Also, we should prolly uppercase the u in unsupported


This `Js._true` should be `Js.string s` for Safari to work. It's of course not sufficient to just replace `Js._true` by `Js.string s` as doing this will type-clash.


I think the idea is that you only need 1 of idata, fdata, sdata, or cdata; the rest can be set to NULL.


#PoroCYon #Quality


Klingt nützlich, wenn man gerne mal was ausprobieren will. Viel Glück!


Instead of right click I added support to hold ctrl while dragging a device to copy it.  close #398


You can use `config:get_integer/3` for these.


The name `syncFavorite` implies that the layer has already been toggled on the frontend, and it's just a matter of telling the backend to have the same state. But in fact, this method toggles the layer on the backend. It's only after `syncFavorite` is called in `toggleFavorite` that the frontend is sync'd with the backend. Maybe rename it to toggleFavoriteOnBackend.


I don't think this union is helping legibility much.


this looks either wrong or equivalent - what were you seeing?


Disagree.  It is the only reminder we had that this part of SQL syntax was missing.

If I deleted all the code that wasn't covered when I started measuring test coverage months ago, half the code base would have been deleted.  Instead I wrote tests for it.  I suggest we all do the same, or at least ask first whether it is worth deleting.


I guess it would be better if you did `ret = -errno;`


You're not using this?


Würde die Website gerne nutzen! Würde auch gerne bei der Entwicklung helfen.


I didn't realize we had #399 open for this functionality.


Why does Tux need to be on  there? He's not the only one!


Should be fixed in master.


In PHP/Hack, these are kinds of classes, and should be handled by ClassMarkdownBuilder.

Also, add an invariant for anything unexpected here.


Hi Luke.
In TODO list I wanted list_device_specs() but at global API specs.
I was wanting for you to discuss the good to do it. (and do it for all devices).

So I am agree with this PR but list_device_specs/default_input_device/default_output_device will certainly change in a near futur.

I will make some proposal soon.


Hört sich nach einer witzigen Idee an.


This seems highly inconsistent with the existing tryParse methods, e.g. http://docs.guava-libraries.googlecode.com/git/javadoc/com/google/common/primitives/Ints.html#tryParse(java.lang.String)

I would expect e.g. `UnsignedLongs.tryParse` to return a `@Nullable UnsignedLong` instead of a `Boolean`, and to be named` tryParse`, not `tryParseUnsignedLong`.


Additionally, throwing and catching exceptions is extremely expensive.  Instead, it would be preferable to reimplement or copy the parsing methods to handle parse failures without exceptions.


I think the "ask" was expressed by creating a `pull request`.


This is a good idea. It could even be *.elc so it would apply to every elc file anywhere. :+1:


OK, this is now on Cocoapods!


Why not create a structure for bsp specific settings (pull-up setting and alternate function mapping value) and pass that in via bsp_specific.  That way you allow the user to actually configure the pullup setting.


@albinekb what toggle are you referring to? The "Give Access" / "Revoke Access" button?


Exposición de día Jueves

[Patrón Prototype.docx](https://github.com/tectijuana/javapdd/files/10233/Patron.Prototype.docx)


Done. Thanks!


Just nitpicks. Let's see if it solves @bdilly's problem, if it does, you have my ACK.


@nathancahill I don't know whether you can play with this without my making a pull request, but you are welcome to do so if so inclined.
My CSS Fu is still too weak to fix the strangeness in the vertical-split-within-a-horizontal-split example. I'll keep trying.


This looks like a great thing to put into a POST.


In general it looks good, but You supposed to use consistent formatting.
For readability it would be better if You would keep empty line in between methods.


Are all these kernels the same that can be used for kernel PCA, kernel SVM, etc ?


OK...  Please don't just commit lint's suggestions without understanding them.  Every time I have tried to use lint, it has inundated me with suggestions that are wrong, and I wasted several afternoons trying to suppress this noise and get to actual signal.  That's why I don't use it.  If you're going to use it, any changes arising from its suggestions should be independently justified -- 'lint said so' is not justification for a change.

This is not to say that the change itself is incorrect -- I just have no reason to believe either before or after is wrong.


**semi**: Missing semicolon.


**no-unused-vars**: store is defined but never used


**require-jsdoc/require-jsdoc**: Missing @jsdoc for connectToStores


**no-undef**: "Component" is not defined.


**no-undef**: "stores" is not defined.


**no-unused-vars**: isObject is defined but never used


I really needs some deep thoughts about that patch :).


Thanks, fixed w. drill-1518 style formatter.


Not sure why you needed to change this test but okay.


Shouldn't this be `NumOpen > MaxOpenSoft`? Or is it possible to have more dbs open than the max limit?


Fixed by hand.


可以引用 2.x 系列里最新的版本


UART


self.results = nil is enough.


I'm not sure if it's the best case. Here logic which object's are passed should be kept in view (_BrowserPanel_ class)


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uart


Alternate cannot be left unconfigured -- it should be explicitly set by the bsp_specific input argument.  See my comment from the previous function.


Repetitive simple tasks to raise proficiency.


Yep. The same ones


No need to instantiate a local variable here; self.searchHistoryArray = [[NSUserDefaults standardUserDefaults] arrayForKey:@"searchedText"];


meh


Well done, only one important notice (one regarding using _View.getUrl_). We should talk about this one.


delete an unnecessary comments :/


Hört sich nach einer guten Idee an. Viel Erfolg.


what i want (wish) is that when domoticz is restarted, and a user still has a valid cookie, he/she can login without authentication
That is why 'Remember' me option is for, same as on the forum ;)
Of course no-one should should be able to edit the cookie, that is why i though a complete has over the cookie would solve this problem.
If someone adjust a username/password, the hash has also to be calculated....


Ah! Good to know!


What does this solve?


Ist ne nette Idee. Viel Erfolg bei der Umsetzung.


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Hmm? It cannot return NULL for a valid reason... This needs an OOm check, really!

(Also, we do not use C++ comments in systemd, see CODING_STYLE. I.e. use /* this */ but not // this)


Looks great, except for the missing OOM check!


I think the discussion here is about @gregory-marton hypothesis on pylint (disclaimer: I am in the anti-listen-to-lint camp, although I use sporadically). Regardless, we should have a broader discussion on code practices for bayeslite.


Is there any reason(s) to store a cell object into property?


no reason to add a conf for this. I mean it dont hurt gameplay or is visible change for player.
It just restore some old addon and make it more blizzlike.


self.results[indexPath.row]; is fine.


"User can reset the password if he forgot it"
I think it would be better solution for Scenario #5


Not tested? Shameful.


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なんということでしょう！テストケース１～４まではtは3が入力されない！？
テストケース5だけ3のゴックン操作が入るようだ！
つまり、ただの単純な足し算で引っかかっているのか！？
それとも最後の計算か！？


Do you expecT many people to switch languages a lot? I don't. I think people have a preference. A language they like and are fluent with. So best to stick to each language's style and philosophy.

On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 6:44 PM, Denis Demidov <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> The arguments are exactly the problem. In python a function can take `**kwargs` argument, and then you can write
> ```py
> motor.run_time(speed_regulation_enabled='on', speed_sp=500)
> ```
> In C++ this is impossible. The closest thing I could come up with is
> ```cpp
> motor.set_regulation_enabled('on').set_speed_sp(500).run_timed()
> ```
> which is OK for C++, but is different.
> ---
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
> https://github.com/antonvh/ev3dev-lang-python/commit/345ea139f72e41b30178ebf474111491ad3bef31#commitcomment-13667866


Probably you shouln't relay on _browserPanel_ supplying _RequestManager_.  You should get it's instance using project instance.


**yoda**: Expected literal to be on the left side of >.


**valid-jsdoc**: Missing JSDoc @returns for function.


**comma-dangle**: Unexpected trailing comma.


**no-unused-vars**: ReactDom is defined but never used


**no-shadow**: LoadingBar is already declared in the upper scope.


**no-undef**: "ReactDOM" is not defined.


**no-unused-vars**: event is defined but never used


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


**no-unused-vars**: PropTypes is defined but never used


**no-extra-semi**: Unnecessary semicolon.


**yoda**: Expected literal to be on the left side of !==.


**no-warning-comments**: Unexpected todo comment.


**no-shadow**: ErrorCenter is already declared in the upper scope.


**semi**: Missing semicolon.


**no-unused-vars**: children is defined but never used


**no-shadow**: MessageCenter is already declared in the upper scope.


Sounds good to me.


You're right.  In fact, I use the standard `.defaultView` (older documentation made heavy use of `.parentWindow`).


@jhford, this forces everything to be component loaders, so people don't make mistakes...
If we have constants (which is what the flat values were) we can just do:
```js
const staticDep1 = 'john';

let load = base.loader({
  base: {
     requires: ['dep1'],
     setup: async deps => {
       assume(await staticDep1).equals('john');
       return true;
     }
  },
});
```
instead of doing:
```js
const staticDep1 = 'john';

let load = base.loader({
  staticDep1: 'john',
  base: {
     requires: ['dep1', 'staticDep1'],
     setup: async deps => {
       assume(await deps.staticDep1).equals('john');
       return true;
     }
  },
});
```
I think forcing constants to be written like `const staticDep1 = 'john'` is good. There's no good reason to support loading constants using `requires`. We get better error checks by forcing everything to be component loaders.


toto kradnem


FYI, I think `Tasks` classes can use constructor injection automatically. Shouldn't need to use StaticContainer if you don't want to.


toto ma pobavilo


That's actually better, IMO.


Cool. BTW, I think we'll add a test for this, having an outter module like in your use case.


In our [JS guide](https://github.com/Khan/style-guides/blob/master/style/javascript.md) we say 79.


This would be simple:

```
NSString *s = ...
if (tweet.length > 10) {
    s = ...
} else {
    s = ...
}
cell.textLabel.text = s;
```

Or simper form would be:
```
cell.textLabel.text = (tweet.length > 10) ? @"..." : @"...";
```


why?


Yeah, I'll just declare two variables instead.


@ronchifabricio Mas não estuda na turma BSI 2012.


I think we have some confusion in here. Probably that wasn't needed to put this code into Task.Backgroundable.
Also this shouldn't be displayed as Stopping build


WARNING: this only passes C-sim. this has not been tested in HW. device_tb.cpp fails for large values of TEST_ITERATION. this is because it happens to randomly generate an error value that is close to 0. The precision lost transmitting floats is enough to throw off the KKT violation calculation.


79 is even tighter! :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


The version that's in the PR is doing things differently: it'll let one sendmsg() fail.


It's to prevent leaking the fd if the lockf fails.


I know, we can put this off until later if needed.


I don't think it's a good idea to call back into `couch_server` from `couch_lru` for two reasons: 1) currently `couch_lru` is self contained and a general purpose LRU, adding this would break that; 2) while I see your `couch_server:close/1` function currently does a cast to the `couch_server` pid, if that was every changed to do a call, something entirely reasonable if you wanted to limit the rate at which calls to close happen, then that change would result in couch_server deadlocking on itself as the sweep_lru handle_cast logic calls couch_lru which would then do a call back into itself and get stuck.


Looks good @hngkr thanks for adding these fields for the SDK's retry logic.


That's the BSD sockets API (it's in `<netinet/in.h>`).


hey Gleg


This popped up on my notifications, and I'm a little confused, but maybe my Github-fu is just weak: What Doctrine-branch or PR is this associated with?


:laughing:


It looks like You've rearanged code in some clases. This can cause serious problems while merging code.
Please don't do that
Main changes are ok.


Would you mind putting together a test case for this? I think `t/05_utils.t` would be the right place. Thanks.


I suspect that the intent for rtems_bsp_select_specific_io is that it is a more general way to configure the pin for other functions besides input and output which are already handled by the the two previous functions.  Therefore I think you should be able to configure any of the GPIO options here for the pin.  You must absolutely be able to configure the Alternate function here -- otherwise how are you going configure a pin for a peripheral via the rtems gpio api?


That's the idea, but I'm not really sure if that's entirely OK. I'm on a VPN connection here, and when sending through one of the addresses it fails, but it goes fine through the other.


Robisz super picony;) szkoda, że się nie znam na tym i muszę ręcznie przypisywać kanały do ikon.
W Twojej wersji infinityHD mój nBox nie widzi picon w katalogu /usr/share/enigma2/BigPicon/picon/ widzi tylko z tego /usr/share/enigma2/picon/. W związku z tym jak chce gdzieś duże picony to dekoder skaluje te małe standardowe i wszystko wygląda jak jeden wielki piksel


Confusing message


asdas


And bugs are better tracked in the bug tracker. It's easier there to prioritize this alongside other problems we have. I wish people would delete code that is incomplete, unused, etc., to keep the codebase itself easier to understand and maintain. The reason we have version control is so that, should anyone decide that we do need it after all, it can come back relatively easily.


This is an OA only feature that was implemented by Gerald if I recall correctly. He's not part of this Org so you would need to notify him separately ;)


Please take care not to rearange code without a reason, just put your changes wherever you see fit.


FILE: .../bushbaby/BsbFlysystem/src/Adapter/Factory/VfsAdapterFactory.php
----------------------------------------------------------------------
FOUND 2 ERRORS AFFECTING 1 LINE
----------------------------------------------------------------------
 33 | ERROR | [x] Opening brace should be on a new line
 33 | ERROR | [x] Closing brace must be on a line by itself


Exactly. Also, idata, fdata, sdata and cdata could be packed into a union, so there wouldn't event be individual pointers.


:shipit:


**no-undef**: "it" is not defined.


**max-nested-callbacks**: Too many nested callbacks (4). Maximum allowed is 3.


**no-undef**: "describe" is not defined.


**no-undef**: "expect" is not defined.


Since this shouldn't happen, it would be good to log the issue as well as notifying the user.


I just checked. I think some pins have dedicated interrupt lines and some pins have shared lines. But the callback is based which pin caused the IRQ, irrespective of the Port. Will change it...

And I've hooked stm32_gpio_exti_irq() as the IRQ handler, which would call the HAL_GPIO_EXTI_IRQHandler(). But then it would also be better to provide a user callback function. Hence declared a __weak function.


OS X needs a temp-dir template passing whereas Linux it can be blank as it has a built-in default.


#mini controller
Its an Interface on :Android mobile


I did a PR to add the RTG, and just now noticed this patch.  What was the reason for it being removed? It is kinda needed for outer solar system.


@skeptical It's seems it's hard to get my points through, so I've made #689 where it's done like I'd prefer it.

Regarding the execute permissions, I've added a call to ```isAdmin()``` in ```isFileExecutable()``` for Linux in case permissions are denied. From what I could figure, that should make it work correctly.

Regarding the translations, I have noticed #657 (as you well know) but I was referring to these statements:
> Our messages are constantly evolving, translators can handle it I'm sure :).

> Should program development be driven by translating convenience?

I've enabled Persian in crowdin, but there's some more things involved to actually integrate it into UMS that would fit into the "crowdin" branch. If you have translated some already, attach the file (we can attach files here now) and I'll import that to crowdin (should work both with UTF-8 and ```\uxxxx``` notation). I'll wait for your cue if I should integrate if all the way or not, but I'm going to make language selections based on translation completion in the "crowdin" branch should it shouldn't be as bad as it is today to include incomplete languages. Once your translations are on crowdin, you also might get help from other Farsi speakers :wink:


It is unconditionally on (forced with #define ADD_EXPORTS) because the library is not planned to be used as static library and shall be used as a dynamic library to manage correctly multi device / handle in only one place.


I think being able to specify other formats of dicts is not a problem. Floats other than nan are correctly reported. If loads threw a type error, it would be correctly reported: the input to it must have been wrong.

I did comment on the purpose of the change: clarity.


Yeah I did think that but didn't want to assume we wouldn't want to commit .cask elc's as you may be building unconnected - although unlikely :)


This is for ceylon/ceylon-sdk#360


Question: why are `hashCode` and `equals` implemented for this class? Depending on the use case, the implementation might not give the user expected behavior.


You are right, most people will stick with a preference. So for Python, can we think of a way that a user can do:
```
import ev3dev
```
Where `ev3dev.py` has the helper functions, but it imports `ev3dev_binding.py` (or similar) where the raw bindings live? Something along those lines?

@ddemidov, looking at the C++ and the python implementation, of run_timed() it may in fact be possible to make that a template...the text tokens are all quite similar.


102867486-FixRectangleShapeTest-5173 (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1895 of 1904 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.53%25-yellow.svg)


LOOOL :D


Are you sure you're dropping an instance whose phantom type is `Fresh`? Because this whole block executes only in that case...

In terms of how I noticed the bug, try executing the server example at the HEAD of the `mio` branch and hit an "unknown" URL (such as `http://127.0.0.1:1337/foo`). This double drop will end up causing a panic:

```
Listening on http://127.0.0.1:1337
DEBUG:hyper::server::request: Request Line: Get AbsolutePath("/foo") Http11
DEBUG:hyper::server::request: Headers { User-Agent: curl/7.35.0, Accept: */*, Host: 127.0.0.1:1337, }
DEBUG:hyper::http::h1: writing head: Http11 NotFound
DEBUG:hyper::http::h1: Headers { Content-Length: 0, Date: Thu, 08 Oct 2015 17:00:29 GMT, }
thread '<unnamed>' panicked at 'bad number of channels left 0', ../src/libstd/sync/mpsc/shared.rs:346
thread '<unnamed>' panicked at 'assertion failed: `(left == right)` (left: `-1`, right: `0`)', ../src/libstd/sync/mpsc/shared.rs:482
stack backtrace:
   1:     0x7ffb5a92ce00 - sys::backtrace::tracing::imp::write::he27ef2eb40e30753Plt
   2:     0x7ffb5a92f335 - panicking::log_panic::_<closure>::closure.39316
   3:     0x7ffb5a92ed81 - panicking::log_panic::h20a17353a34447751lx
   4:     0x7ffb5a923278 - sys_common::unwind::begin_unwind_inner::hf876a8bedc1a7d89gds
   5:     0x7ffb5a9239c8 - sys_common::unwind::begin_unwind_fmt::h69a2566a09092307mcs
   6:     0x7ffb5a7d5933 - sync::mpsc::shared::_<impl>::drop::drop::h7943466302106104877
                        at ../src/libstd/macros.rs:51
   7:     0x7ffb5a7d537c - std..sync..mpsc..shared..Packet<tick..Queued>::drop.8709::h11f39039572d5c26
   8:     0x7ffb5a7d5335 - core..cell..UnsafeCell<std..sync..mpsc..shared..Packet<tick..Queued>>::drop.8706::hac432e547767777c
   9:     0x7ffb5a7d52a3 - arc::_<impl>::drop_slow::drop_slow::h8578628516573912939
                        at ../src/liballoc/arc.rs:306
  10:     0x7ffb5a7d5268 - arc::_<impl>::drop::drop::h5829631886326333613
                        at ../src/liballoc/arc.rs:591
  11:     0x7ffb5a7d517d - alloc..arc..Arc<core..cell..UnsafeCell<std..sync..mpsc..shared..Packet<tick..Queued>>>::drop.8703::he7fea3f1ce923e3a
  12:     0x7ffb5a7d0ab3 - std..sync..mpsc..Flavor<tick..Queued>::drop.8374::h21378504cd538be5
  13:     0x7ffb5a7d0a35 - core..cell..UnsafeCell<std..sync..mpsc..Flavor<tick..Queued>>::drop.8371::h3e317a8a942cfdaa
  14:     0x7ffb5a7d0a25 - std..sync..mpsc..Sender<tick..Queued>::drop.8368::h9699100dc629d4d4
  15:     0x7ffb5a7cf163 - std..sync..mpsc..Sender<tick..Queued>::drop.8219::h9699100dc629d4d4
  16:     0x7ffb5a7cdeb3 - tick..transfer..Transfer::drop.8069::hbf25e2e0ee415222
  17:     0x7ffb5a7f3ee9 - hyper..http..conn..Conn<hyper..server..conn..Conn<fn(hyper..server..request..Request, hyper..server..response..Response<hyper..net..Fresh>) $u7b$echo$u7d$$GT$$GT$::drop.10222::h1f6a356f13965738
  18:     0x7ffb5a7f3e56 - tick..stream..Stream<hyper..http..conn..Conn<hyper..server..conn..Conn<fn(hyper..server..request..Request, hyper..server..response..Response<hyper..net..Fresh>) $u7b$echo$u7d$$GT$$GT$$C$$u20$mio..net..tcp..TcpStream$GT$::drop.10207::h773f6bbdf60ecb97
  19:     0x7ffb5a816375 - handler::_<impl>::action::action::h14472148816903148935
                        at /home/mlalic/.multirust/toolchains/nightly/cargo/git/checkouts/tick-f1cf0ecd4ce69ef6/master/src/handler.rs:129
  20:     0x7ffb5a803e8e - handler::_<impl>::ready::ready::h4874050379930135263
                        at /home/mlalic/.multirust/toolchains/nightly/cargo/git/checkouts/tick-f1cf0ecd4ce69ef6/master/src/handler.rs:175
  21:     0x7ffb5a803483 - event_loop::_<impl>::io_event::io_event::h6827587924592099353
                        at /home/mlalic/.multirust/toolchains/nightly/cargo/git/checkouts/mio-75006fe295376f74/master/src/event_loop.rs:348
  22:     0x7ffb5a8033a4 - event_loop::_<impl>::io_process::io_process::h16712011174605428270
                        at /home/mlalic/.multirust/toolchains/nightly/cargo/git/checkouts/mio-75006fe295376f74/master/src/event_loop.rs:340
  23:     0x7ffb5a802be0 - event_loop::_<impl>::run_once::run_once::h12390033111251331627
                        at /home/mlalic/.multirust/toolchains/nightly/cargo/git/checkouts/mio-75006fe295376f74/master/src/event_loop.rs:303
  24:     0x7ffb5a802501 - event_loop::_<impl>::run::run::h8892680991190572038
                        at /home/mlalic/.multirust/toolchains/nightly/cargo/git/checkouts/mio-75006fe295376f74/master/src/event_loop.rs:256
  25:     0x7ffb5a8022ee - tick::_<impl>::run::run::h2745679358864454919
                        at /home/mlalic/.multirust/toolchains/nightly/cargo/git/checkouts/tick-f1cf0ecd4ce69ef6/master/src/tick.rs:63
  26:     0x7ffb5a7fffeb - hyper::server::_<impl>::handle_threads::_<closure>::closure.10722
                        at src/server/mod.rs:236
  27:     0x7ffb5a7ffef7 - boxed::_<impl>::call_box::call_box::h1232081152111836514
                        at ../src/liballoc/boxed.rs:516
  28:     0x7ffb5a7ffb2b - boxed::_<impl>::call_once::call_once::h5598187743551596733
                        at ../src/liballoc/boxed.rs:532
  29:     0x7ffb5a7ff71d - std::thread::_<impl>::spawn_inner::_<closure>::_<closure>::closure.10692
                        at ../src/libstd/thread/mod.rs:281
  30:     0x7ffb5a7ff6c9 - sys_common::unwind::try::try_fn::try_fn::h8449949018712835132
                        at ../src/libstd/sys/common/unwind/mod.rs:156
  31:     0x7ffb5a92c338 - __rust_try
  32:     0x7ffb5a92965b - sys_common::unwind::try::inner_try::hbe46f56ef602f07cO9r
  33:     0x7ffb5a7ff633 - sys_common::unwind::try::try::h17855919395927808326
                        at ../src/libstd/sys/common/unwind/mod.rs:126
  34:     0x7ffb5a7ff4c8 - std::thread::_<impl>::spawn_inner::_<closure>::closure.10668
                        at ../src/libstd/thread/mod.rs:281
  35:     0x7ffb5a7ffd8c - boxed::_<impl>::call_box::call_box::h10941286666140269564
                        at ../src/liballoc/boxed.rs:516
  36:     0x7ffb5a92de23 - sys::thread::_<impl>::new::thread_start::h13325138c3b56c4cdEw
  37:     0x7ffb59898181 - start_thread
  38:     0x7ffb5a0b247c - __clone
  39:                0x0 - <unknown>
thread panicked while panicking. aborting.An unknown error occurred
```

Also, here's a reduced example in [this gist](https://gist.github.com/mlalic/16c2f3a838d2bee844a3). It's the exact same situation, where you can see that you get twice as many drops as you'd expect.


Empire Ship crystals do not trasnfer to the ships. I suppose we need a building orbitals or smth , and more importnat u cant warp if your empire FTL crystal are lower Than theFTL power required.


This seems unnecessarily complex.  Can't it be rewritten to something like

for(i = 0; i < PIN_PER_PORT; i++) {
   if( (1 << i) & bitmask) {
          HAL_GPIO_WritePin( stm32_gpio_get_port_base( bank ),  stm32_gpio_get_pin_base( i + 1 ), GPIO_PIN_SET );
     }
}


Yes it can. The packages in `depends` list will be append to build cmd like:
```
extra-x86_64-build -- -I ../python3-xcpf/python3-xcpf-201501-1-.pkgtar.xz
```

Where the file path is the newly built package recorded by lilac.

If you specify both `archlinuxcn-x86_64` and `depends`, the dependent package will be installed twice, and might be different version. One from archlinuxcn repo with old version and another from -I path with new version.

You can find [more](https://github.com/archlinuxcn/repo/blob/master/ruby-sass/lilac.py) [examples](https://github.com/archlinuxcn/repo/blob/master/bedup-git/lilac.py) in this repo, and more details in the [source code of lilac](https://github.com/archlinuxcn/lilac/blob/master/lilaclib.py#L367).


Not that this should affect anything, but you don't need the html_safe here.


Actually this is not a solution because pid will be allocated immediately,
so basically it's the same like w/o 'while' or 'sleep', so sleep solution
is the best I can get at the moment.
On Oct 8, 2015 12:20 AM, "Milos Buncic" <htchak19@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hey man thanks for all corrections
>
> We can't be sure you're right but if don't get started in that time
> interval downtime command will gracefully fail, though it was tested in
> various circumstances with different VMs and we did't have a single failure
> I think we don't need that sleep line anyway but maybe we can do something
> like this:
> ```bash
> if [ ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime} -ne 0 ]; then
>     while [ -z $lm_pid ]; do
>         sleep 1
>     done
>     ocf_log info "$DOMAIN_NAME: Setting live migration downtime for
> $DOMAIN_NAME (using: virsh ${VIRSH_OPTIONS} migrate-setmaxdowntime
> $DOMAIN_NAME     ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime})."
>     virsh ${VIRSH_OPTIONS} migrate-setmaxdowntime $DOMAIN_NAME
> ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime}
> fi
>    ```
>
> OR something similar but with some time interval
>
>
> ```bash
> if [ ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime} -ne 0 ]; then
>     lm_counter=0
>     while [ -z $lm_pid ] && [ $lm_counter -lt 10 ]; do
>         sleep 1
>         let lm_counter++
>     done
>     ocf_log info "$DOMAIN_NAME: Setting live migration downtime for
> $DOMAIN_NAME (using: virsh ${VIRSH_OPTIONS} migrate-setmaxdowntime
> $DOMAIN_NAME     ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime})."
>     virsh ${VIRSH_OPTIONS} migrate-setmaxdowntime $DOMAIN_NAME
> ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime}
> fi
> ```
>
> What do you think and do you have any proposal?
>
> Thanks once again man
>
> On Oct 7, 2015 4:28 PM, "Dejan Muhamedagic" <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> On Wed, Oct 07, 2015 at 07:05:42AM -0700, psyhomb wrote:
>> > This is just a precaution measure because downtime interval can only be
>> set
>> > while migration is running so I wanted to give some time for migration
>> > process to start and make sure it will catch it during its run
>>
>> OK, but sleeping for 2 seconds seems like an ad-hoc measure. How
>> can we be sure that the migration is going to get started withing
>> 2 seconds? Is there perhaps a better way?
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/psyhomb/resource-agents/commit/9d7bc104869ba24d267d621de8cfa918c8f8a366#commitcomment-13639873>
>> .
>>
>


this else is unnecessary


Check bit from MSB down left to LSB and perform right shift. Start of iteration checks MSB bit which is gpio pin 15. Then check 14...13..


same comment as the previous function.


Yes.


I think the commit log could have some rework, something in line of:

<pre>
fetcher: svn: Add support for checkout to a custom path

Add support for the Subversion fetcher to checkout modules to a custom path
than the module name to avoid checkout is always module - svn is path
based and tag/branch-checkout might break builds because of invaid path specs.

Signed-off-by: Jens Rehsack <sno@netbsd.org>
</pre>


This title looks weird, but I can't think up something better (


xD


The ability to view a List of available Events in Carousel


The ability to view Page with List of available Events


Full credits go to @maxime-petit!


The ability to view Page which Contains Event's Details


I think we have a problem with titles of Scenarios:
Please, take a look at my suggestions:
1)  The ability to view a List of available Events in Carousel
3) The ability to view Page with List of available Events
5) The ability to view Page which Contains Event's Details


Just to make sure: jshint does not expect `.` or some other path to check?


вот тут вы вычисляете timeToRoman n раз


I understand that checkstyle forced you to reorder the copyright notice. But check with @martint that this is okay.


[Uploading ScoreVendas.xlsx…]()


This should be bumped to 2, not 3.
If you are running into issues on your local devstack, then simply delete the "course_overviews" table in the Sql database to reset it.


лучше используйте:
Math.floor


@rauhryan  this was ultimately the offending piece, even after `other_labels` was altered the union would add the removed label right back into the filter criteria


We could have a couple of submodules. For example, `ev3dev.core` would contain 'raw' bindings, `ev3dev.extra` would contain syntactic sugar, and importing `ev3dev` would import both.

Re C++ implementation with templates: I don't see how can this be solved with templates, can you elaborate? The function in python may have any number of parameters, and the names of the parameters are nowhere fixed. User can set any device attribute with this.


cool


I would use `std::to_string` but its not a big deal


Cool! Thanks Ivan!! :+1:


Bound check the bank and pin are valid before calling the HAL code.  The same applies to all functions as well.


Good catch, thanks!


No, 0 will be replaced in the arithmetic part with the following expression: Math.min(alpha, map.get(i))
So:
1. division by zero will never happen
2. We will use the correct alpha from the anlern phase instead of a false 1 (which could be a real 1=counted, or a false 1=placeholder for alpha)
3. We don't have to operate with doubles until this division


What does this do? Maybe not necessary. As we also need to deal with ```s3://my-bucket/xx.json``` which may not supported by R's path.expand


Hey, that looks really good!


Esse commit foi feito por mim do laboratório 3 do Instituto de Computação


I noticed today that the OS-X builds are failing saying the functions in ucontext.h are deprecated.
Further research shows the *context functions were deprecated from the POSIX 2004 standard.
Unfortunately I don't seem to be able to find any kind of sensible alternative that has been added for implementing coroutines.
Do you think still using these functions is going to cause a compatibility issue?


Sorry, just noticed 9944a9a8e062adc757904b945e80cb96310c10af.


@ronchifabricio $scope? da uma olhada aqui: http://toddmotto.com/digging-into-angulars-controller-as-syntax/


Can we simply add? Aren't there concurrency issues here?


@Exceeed Poisé, faz 2 anos que criei esse repo. Não sabia realmente o que era.


If you do this:

```coffee
constructor : ( @options ) -> @init?()
```

With the `@options`, you shouldn't have to pass the options through twice. It sets them as instance variables.


Yeah, it's a bit confusing.  The 80 character line limit means you get 79 real characters on a line, because the last one is the newline.  But it's still typically referred to as an '80 character line limit.'


@AgtLucas É exceção: Fernando B., GPS do Fernando B. e Motorista Olário. #issonaotacerto #temquemudar


Fix for https://github.com/bbc/microbit-extras/issues/1916


README.**md**


As you don't know what type of .wav file it will be at construction time you would have to do the memory allocation after reading the header and not in the constructor. In general doing memory allocation only in the construction makes things cleaner and simpler. Doing a union is fine but also could make figuring out what's wrong if one of the cases goes wrong harder. Anyway I don't think it is a big deal so I am not going to bother but if you want to go ahead and stream line it I won't object.


@ronchifabricio: Da uma atualizada quando quiser. Vai ficar bem melhor ;)


Update CSS


This comment is about the code a few lines below.

Instead of `low.isUpperUnbounded()`, check `low.getBound() != Marker.Bound.BELOW`;
Instead of `high.isLowerUnbounded()`, check `high.getBound() != Marker.Bound.ABOVE`.


@Exceeed Pretendo...


Does it have to be like this? Is there a way around it?

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The new checks are more concise. But they are not sufficient unless checks in the constructor are slightly modified as I suggested above.


No offense but these stochastic things are stupid.


Oh you're right. I was hitting an endpoint that was already converting to a `Streaming`. I see it now.


Won't this remove the interrupt handler for all pins on that port?


We always want a propType.  But the  PropType can be .any if you are simply passing data through.  I will try to make this clearer.


102867486-FixRectangleShapeTest-5173 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1901 of 1910 tests passed)

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That sounds cool!  If there's consensus it's definitely the way forward, I'll add it to the style guide.


We should rather set the resolver to a proper one.


Isn't the same non-C99 mode complaining about you having the printf() before declaring i?


The-fuck.


be careful, when you're not on crosswalk, this will break a lot of devices.
You you should only apply this to >= 21


The actual problem was this line. It should have been
```rust
self.hdma_len = self.hdma_len.wrapping_sub(1)
```


Is #1376 addressed in these binaries?


I'll change the ordering.


Die Idee ist schön nur wird die Umsetzung nicht einfach.


Looks reasonable, although in my AOSP tree mkbootimg is a python script(?).

Also, we should not use mkqcdtbootimg anymore - unless people are using early 8974 boot loaders. But please answer the comment regarding printf vs unsigned i in the other patch and I'm fine with merging this.


no, just a backup


I was using .. I forgot to remove it


Thanks. Might as well wrap the title tag in a `<p>`?


oh my god, that's much more than I can remember


Fixed in #175


https://github.com/nvbn/thefuck :smile:


might want this in with the previous commit! but it makes little difference


Ohhhh -- yeah, minimatch doesn't take arrays.

It's non-trivial to finagle `node-glob` to do exclusions, and I don't much like the implementation of array glob libraries I've seen, so I guess it's by design that you can't really do this easily.

Again, you could make this work just fine by adding a uniqifier to the files that you _do_ want to load; eg, "tools/tasks/build.js" => "tools/tasks/build.tasks.js".

If you don't want to do that, then... Well, I dunno. :P

This set up in specific (with the transitional tasks where you only want to load a certain subset) is a temporary use case, so I would hesitate to add anything to gulp-load-subtasks just for the sake of making this work.


102867486-FixRectangleShapeTest-5173 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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My intention here was just to keep the API compatibility ... If I `destroy`the methods and property, your last test would not pass

> Does this._closed have any use or meaning with this approach?

No necessarily ... but it can be used to check how many active (not closed) resources we have


@jed I'M STILL IN sorry about the confusion 8)


Have you spotted other missing changes?


No, but you shouldn’t be able to manipulate the scores or routes of challenges from the past, and it’s probably not a good idea to change scores once they’re visible publicly.

The idea is that it will validate that all teams have valid actual start/phone-in/finish times entered and that each has a list of visited checkpoints submitted, and only then will it make the results final/publicly visible.

You'll be able to view the scores before they are published if you are logged in, and if you really need to fiddle with them after you can still use the console.

Is that alright?


@tmat Any suggestion on where the resolver should be set? (definitely not in a completion provider)


> Tests could hang because of a CPU-bound task

Wouldn't this just cause the renderer process to hang? I would think we could just use a `setTimeout` directly from the browser process, inside of `AtomApplication::runTests` or the `AtomWindow` constructor.


Sorry! :P Did it in a hurry didn't notice paths were different!


StringComparer.OrdinalIgnoreCase is inferred right?


xD


One line between methods/functions.


kehh


Closes #10


Remove it


Do I understand correctly that the purpose of this change is to suppress compiler warnings?


Super Idee! Da wird viel Kreativität dirn stecken. Sowohl bei den verschiedenen Events als auch bei der Gestaltung. Viel Spaß !


Functions should not have the same names as variables
The read command requires -p if you want a prompt, otherwise it thinks your prompt is supposed to be a variable name


actually, I wanted to try the workflow we've discussed recently... the
students' pull requests are pulled to, say, cksystemsteaching/AOS from
there we merge to selfie what we need. With this, quite general commit, a
direct pull request to the selfie repo would have been better, though.

btw. I will show up after lunch tomorrow.

Best,
Martin

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Oops. Dumb typo.


Bye


I thought that it will be just static function.
Class method is ok also, but why virtual? I don't think that this class will be inherited.


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Freu mich schon auf das fertige Produkt :D


No newline at end of file


This commit fixes #170.


I don't think this needs to be serialized, does it?  Isn't it implicit in the metadata?


what regen ;-; you just set name xD


Weren't we going to call these pws results?


I would think you'd return just `value` with its `.metadata` property set to `metadata`


Ich glaub das ist noch ein wenig leer... ;)


fsdfds


Nope. Doesn't seem to be giving any error for it or even a warning for that matter.


yep I see now


why repeated lines in  index :V


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In the case where we have multiple requestUrls mapping to one metadata object, we won't be able to rebuild the links for the other requestUrls if we only save the metadata


Change these to static const CGFloat to stay consistent with RK. We use #define mainly for macros.


As it is, the allocation is done in WavFileSource::myUpdate, not at construction. And SoundFileSource also calls getHeader() in its myUpdate. So I don't see a problem in allocating based on the header.


It'd be better if actual smart phenotypes values and were in resources/configuration files (similar to [chart data](https://github.com/danielpgross/phenotips/tree/pt-22/components/patient-measurements/api/src/main/resources)), instead of being scattered in so many java classes


Oops, misremembered from our meeting


Yes https://github.com/aspnet/HttpAbstractions/blob/dev/src/Microsoft.AspNet.Http/HeaderDictionary.cs#L16


why is it these flags are removed, perhaps they actually have no effect?


Second example usage within TravisCIL https://github.com/peterjc/galaxy_mira/commit/0d41761e7073f8fac4c9a4b2a34a95e839ef76f1 and https://travis-ci.org/peterjc/galaxy_mira/builds/84351148

In this case ``planemo dependency_script`` is used on three ``tool_dependencies.xml`` files to install three versions of MIRA. There is a complication of clashing binary names requiring installation into separate folders and determining priority on ``$PATH`` (see #319 and #320).


in as in you're speaking, or haven't decided?


Can you take a look at my description on the PR, and perhaps share an example of your model & metadata types?


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Viel Glück bei dem Projekt. Das wird bestimmt spannend.


We should probably get these fixes into c5 and c6


Because there was a rounding issue that was not caught by `FLOAT_CMP`, and I was too lazy to try to understand that. The [problem] (https://travis-ci.org/astropy/astropy/jobs/84328345#L2382) was:
```
Differences (unified diff with -expected +actual):

    @@ -1,3 +1,3 @@

                     m² kg

    -2.1798721×10⁻¹⁸ ─────

    -                 s²

    +2.1798722×10⁻¹⁸ ─────

    +                 s²

```


Could you please use commit names like `Get json data dump; closes #36` and then the commit will close the issue.


it is Erin Hunter unless you hit the backspace button by accident or something


i am speaking.

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> No necessarily ... but it can be used to check how many active (not closed) resources we have

How so? Don't you already maintain a count of these elsewhere?


awesome!


105015426-DefVAVTUMinMax (wfbuhl) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1903 of 1903 tests passed)

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you should use $cur instead of length($pv)


Ich freu mich auf das Spiel. Das ist echt eine super Idee.


does updating readme worth version bump?


I'm a little bit confused about the commit testing?


noch ein wenig Ideenlos ;)


maybe it is best to pass bonusListIDs via pointer


OK then when this is stable and merged, I think it makes sense to put them in a separate package so they can be reused.


Odd, but thanks for clarifying.

I'll merge it as is and we can update it later if needed...


There's [a nasty bug in the old measurements](https://phenotips.atlassian.net/browse/PT-2076) in the code that you just imported here. We'll need to rewrite it eventually...


looks good too.

I wonder if we will have many common props and will need a release_promotion_base.yml that is inherited everywhere.


102867486-FixRectangleShapeTest-5173 (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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Right, thanks :)


I think that something like:

    constexpr void foo() {

or

    void foo() __attribute__((__noinline__)) {

Might end up matching, even though the generated prototype will likely not contain the `constexpr` specifier or `noinline` attribute. Even if ctags does properly handle those, there might be other pre- or postfixes that it does not properly handle, and thus result in an incorrect prototype, so checking more strictly would make sense to me.

What I would do, is:
 - prototype: "void setup();" -> chop off semicolon -> "void setup()"
 - code: "void setup() {" -> chop off curly open and everything thereafter -> "void setup()"

Then compare the resulting strings for equality -> Only if entirely equal, output prototype.


Oh...i was just checking if the commit actually goes through...it is not important


when flags is undef with a length of 0 this is going to generate a warning


same potential warning here you cannot do .= on an undef str


Ich hab auch schon ein ähnliches Projekt angemeldet. Freu mich, dass solche Ideen so viel anklang finden:)


Lol!


@martinbigio In the E2E test logs on Travis I saw the error caused by the trailing function comma (raised in a recent issue -- I know you're looking into it).


We are following this version and its working fine. However after this the percona cluster fails.


That’s weird, since it shows you changes 14 files with 198 addition and 123 deletions in that commit.

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Oh...i was just checking if the commit actually goes through...it is not important

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`mx.nd.load("~/Documents/test")`. R will pass "~/Documents/test" to C++ sides directly. I think this will might cause an error.

If it is not a path on disk, `path.expand` will do nothing.

```
> path.expand("s3://my-bucket/xx.json")
[1] "s3://my-bucket/xx.json"
> path.expand("~/Documents/")
[1] "/Users/qkou/Documents/"
```


Update CSS


This would probably be confusing to co-developers sharing this repository. It also leads to problems like the ones we [discussed before](https://github.com/web2solutions/Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/commit/e6cb8cc8e6dff9c22c65dd3468a76731f13fd842#commitcomment-13526153) about failing to use the tools properly to afford proper inspection of change sets over time. The consequences of these bad habits may be acceptable if one is working alone, but team members come to expect certain conventions to be followed. When they are not, the team's efforts can be disrupted (sometimes significantly).

Do you have much experience developing software with a shared code base?


Based on the errors Clang is giving I presume the three thread local variables here should be declared as static assuming you cannot set any of them externally.


For example, have you used topic branches to propose or submit changes? Do you do so regularly?


One big advantage we get from putting them into java classes is the ability to perform arbitrary logic. Putting them into resource/configuration files would require us to put them into categories with fixed logic instead.


Why not `VocabularyTerm` instead of `String`?

Would it ever make sense to have more than one term? If no, then a list is not needed. If yes, then a more generic `Collection` would be better than a `List`.

I would say it does make sense to have more terms if we want to support other vocabularies, like ICD. So remove the `HPO` mention from the javadoc.


Not super familiar with showfast stuff but this looks good to me.


@Guria yeah sometimes - it depends... reason being so that the readme change is published to npm ;)


Fix for https://github.com/bbc/microbit-extras/issues/1753


... but yeah... doesn't really matter here - just force of habit I guess


Interessante Idee nur wird das größte Problem die Datenauslese und evtl., je nach Umsetzung, auch die Rechte der Musikstücke werden.


awesome


Just told about the cat! Miau.


coo, that is good to know


all hail our release manager


Spank me, I wanted strlen() there. Fixed locally.


Wait, I broke it more. Damnit.


nice1 :>


could you explain why and how? I can't imagine it and also I think it could make things messy


Gute Idee


Sorry I have committed this change too quickly. I'm ok with `number()` I'll change this.
I also modified the round javadoc do you find it clear enough (if I change with number) ?


However a hybrid approach that would give us the best of both worlds would be to implement an abstract method that retrieves the configuration values and thus allow for an overridden implementation with custom logic.


Coole Idee :D


That is because I was working in the Database branch. I added the "Go to fragment" methods while I was in the databse branch. But because I did not want to push the database files, I branched from there and deleted the files I did not need. And then pushed the new branch "XML_page" into master. Does that clear up things?


Gives issues when manually changing various my_xyz_conf.xml and arframes are removed and added. Detailled issue (if still) will be added to tracker.


Sorry, I should have asked you about this before checking in. Either option sounds fine to me. The only thing about defaulting to true would be that it could seem like an intrusion to some. Whether we default it to true/false, I think addressing https://github.com/ceaseless-prayer/CeaselessAndroid/issues/13 will help.


Yes, I understood your point.
The issue here is that ```ActorMaterializerImpl.materialize``` has internal method materializeJunction that contains
```scala
for ((in, id) ← inputs.zipWithIndex) {
     assignPort(in, FanIn.SubInput[Any](impl, id))
}
assignPort(output, publisher)
```
assignPort function makes subscription call. So despite if we need input now or it can be lazy it does subscription during materialization.
My pull request is not touching this functionality.
Still, like you said, there can be an issue cause subscription can take some time and this time potentially can exceed subscription timeout.
I will look into ```flatten(Concat)``` case as not sure if it does the same for flatten.
Also, believe that separate ticket should be opened for subscription laziness problem.
Did I miss anything?


`byteRangeSupported` may be [set to true later](https://github.com/dgonyeo/rkt/commit/0d4bbae500b8f72674c455b5e8c9264cc2be1a6f#diff-f0cc78e303f77a161e977f01e8374059R668), and this function will not be called until [the request is performed](https://github.com/dgonyeo/rkt/commit/0d4bbae500b8f72674c455b5e8c9264cc2be1a6f#diff-f0cc78e303f77a161e977f01e8374059R690) and a redirect is found.


jn


If I enter

```
(&&,<#x --> lock>,<<$y --> key> ==> <#x --> (/,open,$y,_)>>).
<{lock1} --> lock>
```

with only the rule

```
try: (&&,(#X --> S), A_1..n), (M --> S), substitute(#X,M) |- (&&,A_1..n), (Truth:AnonymousAnalogy, Order:ForAllSame)
```

then I get the expected derived result of

```
<<$1 --> key> ==> <{lock1} --> (/,open,$1,_)>>.
```

while when all rules are allowed, only

```
<<$1 --> key> ==> <#2 --> (/,open,$1,_)>>.
```
will show up.
How is that? What in SingleStep NAR is that control dependent, that one rule can completely suppress the other? This should never happen also not in Default configuration, all rules which apply need to at least have a chance to fire even if not all applicable derivations may enter.
Any ideas here what could be the problem? Is the latter constantly pushing out the other derivation results of the others, or what might be the reason?

Best regards,
Patrick


why not using the $utf8 flag just above, no need to check for is_utf8 one extra time


Ah, yeah. I put this in as a quick fix as Amy an I were talking through why Brandon's Glass proof-of-concept test wasn't running. Your * expansion is probably the actual correct way to do this.


commentf can be a regular comment on the same line or previous because there are no variables substituted.
`// tag busybox busybox:test should have failed,because busybox:test is existed`


n,jg


I think you're right, but would that be configurable? My main concern here was to provide an option which could be supplied from the outside, as suggested by @bolinfest.

What do you think? Am I missing anything?


I forgot to mension. Use English as commit names in our repo plz >w>

Comments and other stuffs as well, if you could.


remappingScheme should be remapScheme?


Cool, thanks!


same. commentf can be a regular comment on the same line or previous because there are no variables substituted.


So sorry I was out of town. Have been meaning to respond. Let's just talk next Monday. I'm catching up on checkpoints this week and I'm sure I'll have questions by Monday

Jose

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Just like that, every issue I've had recently with random style issues and IE breaking after `polybuild` is resolved. :+1::+1::+1:


The '0' here is a bug, I fixed it in a later commit.


I don't know the answer to this, but I wonder if there is something that could be checked from the output of kill.


same for these commentfs. they can be a regular comment on the same line or previous because there are no variables substituted.


> It's seems it's hard to get my points through

??? your points were coming through just fine before.  Afaict #689 is a lengthier rework/formalization of this same logic with a few (good) new details, not  different in any conceptually significant way that wasn't getting through, as you put it.  But sure, I have no problem with merging it if you prefer.

>Regarding the translations, I have noticed #657 (as you well know) but I was referring to these statements:
>> Our messages are constantly evolving, translators can handle it I'm sure :).
>> Should program development be driven by translating convenience?

Exactly my point: you were cherry-picking statements and disregarding context, thanks for putting it so clearly. There's no inherent contradiction in those 3 things unless one insists on finding it.

> I've enabled Persian in crowdin

Thanks, now I have to produce the Farsi, I guess :). Will submit if/when there's enough to sink some teeth into.


I wasn't aware of ```VocabularyTerm```. I will use it instead.

Yes, it could make sense to have more than one term even in the case of only one vocabulary. I will use the more generic ```Collection``` as you suggest.

I will remove HPO from the javadoc.


Q(1): Click "begin" to write demand letter for money owed
A: Begin
	Q(1.1): Have you made at least more than one attempt to collect the money owed to you?
	A: Yes
		Q(1.1.1): Type the full name of the debtor (person or entity that owes you money)
		X:debtor
			DOC(1.1.1.1):<x>debtor</x>

			Q(1.1.1.1): Type debtor's street address  (ex: 55 Boylston Street, Apartment #10)
			X:debtorstreetaddress
				DOC(1.1.1.1.1):<x>debtorstreetaddress</x>

				Q(1.1.1.1.1): Type debtor's City, State and Zip (ex: Boston, MA 02108)
				X:debtoraddress
					DOC(1.1.1.1.1.1):<x>debtoraddress</x>

					Q(1.1.1.1.1.1): Type debtor's phone number
					X:debtorphone
						DOC(1.1.1.1.1.1.1):Phone:<x>debtorphone</x>

						Q(1.1.1.1.1.1.1): Type debtor's email address
						X:debtoremail
							DOC(1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1):Email:<x>debtoremail</x>

							Q(1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1): Type in todays date or the date you plan on sending this letter (ex: October 8, 2015)
							X:date
								DOC(1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1):<x>date</x>

								Dear <x>debtor</x>

								Q(1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1.1):GOTO:2
	A: No
		Q(1.1.2): Asking for payment at least more than once informally is recommended before sending a demand letter
Q(2): Are payments due from a particular date/dates or from a time period? (HINT:a particular date is one or several specific dates and a time period would be a month, several months, a year or several years?
A: Particular date(s)
	Q(2.1): Type in the date or dates from which money is owed to you (HINT: "August 1, 2015" or "August 1, 2015 - August 5, 2015")
	X:moneydate
		DOC(2.1.1):On <x>moneydate</x>
		Q(2.1.1):GOTO:3
A: Time period
	Q(2.2): Type the month(s) and year(s) (HINT: "August of 2015" or "August and September of 2015")
	X:moneydates
		DOC(2.2.1):In <x>moneydates</x>
		Q(2.2.1):GOTO:3
Q(3): For what is the payment owed? (EX: "I fixed your plumbing; I installed new windows in your home; I sent you 50 wigets, etc.)
X:ididthisforyou
	DOC(3.1):<x>ididthisforyou</x>
	Q(3.1): What was the total agreed upon price for the services and/or products you provided? (TIP: Use commas and decimals in number but no dollar signs; i.e., 5,000.67)
	X:agreedprice
		DOC(3.1.1):for a contract price of $<x>agreedprice</x>
		Q(3.1.1): Have you been paid partially or not at all?
		A: Partially paid
			Q(3.1.1.1): How much money is currently owed to you? (TIP: Use commas and decimals but no dollar signs; i.e., 5,000.67)
			X:moneyowed
				DOC(3.1.1.1.1):and you have neglected to make a final payment of $<x>moneyowed</x>.
				Q(3.1.1.1.1):GOTO:4
		A: Not paid anything
			DOC(3.1.1.2): and you have neglected to pay me this debt.
			Q(3.1.1.2):GOTO:4
Q(4): Type the date you want the money paid no later than (HINT: typically one month from the date of this letter is fair and appropriate)
X:demanddate
	DOC(4.1):I hereby request you pay to me the amount owed in full no later than <x>demanddate</x>, or make specific arrangements to have the balance paid.

	Q(4.1): Type the date you want to hear a response no later than (HINT: typically 7-10 days from writing this letter is fair and appropriate)
	X:responsedate
		DOC(4.1.1):I will be expecting a response to this letter no later than <x>responsedate</x>. If this matter is not resolved by the time specified above, I reserve the right to commence legal action against you without further notice. This letter may be used against you in court as evidence of your failure to balance the debt you owe me.

		Sincerely,

		Q(4.1.1): Write your full name
		X:myname
			DOC(4.1.1.1):<x>myname</x>

			Q(4.1.1.1): Type your street address
			X:streetaddress
				DOC(4.1.1.1.1):<x>streetaddress</x>

				Q(4.1.1.1.1): Type your City, State and Zip (ex: Boston, MA 02108)
				X:address
					DOC(4.1.1.1.1.1):<x>address</x>

					Q(4.1.1.1.1.1): Type your phone number
					X:phone
						DOC(4.1.1.1.1.1.1):Phone:<x>phone</x>

						Q(4.1.1.1.1.1.1): Type your email address
						X:email
							DOC(4.1.1.1.1.1.1.1):Email:<x>email</x>

							Q(4.1.1.1.1.1.1.1): Click "Create letter"
							A[javascript:submit2('http://www.qnamarkup.org/doc/parse/html/','POST','t','Proof read your letter. Print it out, and mail it to: Debtor')]: Create Letter.


we should preserve the -length


@crisaless I didn't include `custom.css` in the Makefile because I didn't see if in the Chaise repo's version of `record/index.html`. Is `custom.css` specific to FaceBase? If so, the stylesheet should be added after `%ASSETS%` to ensure it stays in FaceBase.


waow what an amazing bamboo cutter story $.50 @changetip


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Can we have a test in the controller spec that would expect flash[:success] to equal the success message during an update?


Okay cool that sounds fine to me :) do you think it's possible to add a Boolean to a team for dropped out?


I've tested a build with this local and it appears to be working in the cases that I had problems with. Both in md-addins and also a customer's code base.


Hm maybe terms are mutating again in output log. Maybe this is also the reason for the failure, it always seems to replace the right derived results suddenly with the wrong term "<<$1 --> key> ==> <#2 --> (/,open,$1,_)>>.".


@crisaless Same with `facebase-userlinks.js`. See above.


Сделать аналогично шагу 2 второго способа создания подключения (через :menuselection:`NextGIS Web --> Настройки NextGIS Web`).


LGTM


Yeah sure, does that mean that the team doesn't get shown on the leaderboard at all?


Note the example yaml says 10, just making this consistent


Just curious ..Are you using clang/llvm for your use cases?


Oh I did not realize you wanted the default to be in that format. This seems to work well.


You could remove that PIXI  import, for `PixiManager` is responsible for anything PIXI-related now.


В данном случае окно не открывается. Я бы убрал этот пункт вообще.


This LGTM.  Well sleuthed.  Jeff, if you were waiting on my review to merge, go ahead.


Pure genious


delete


Ok.  Is it literally just that one change?  (if so, sorry, I should have just done it).  Are the other months ok?


a quick note on my debug experience for this: I fixed the trailing comma manually, then i got error for default params in a function. So, E2E might be about babel ignoring something(node_modules?).

(I know you guys are working on it)


Yeah, I think it would be configurable via the same `timeout` parameter, which you're already passing to `AtomApplication::runTests` and `new AtomWindow`.


Have a look at the result. I made it a suble shadow. Without it, the labels are less readable, IMO.


testscript now runs in 25th iteration, seems to be fixed now.
great job!


Don't hesitate to add a little comment:

``` js
// The PixiManager is a singleton responsible for anything Pixi-related.
// …
```


102867486-FixRectangleShapeTest-5173 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (836 of 836 tests passed)

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


Yeah, I did git mv it, but then maybe it broke because I subsequently modified the contents in the same commit?I feel like half the time this works and half the time it breaks and I don't know why yet.


`byteRangeSupported` will be true when the `Accept-Ranges` is present on the response to the HEAD request, either the local copy's timestamp is greater than the remote copy's last modified time or the etag hasn't changed, and the "bytes" string is present in the `Accept-Ranges` header.

The variable could probably be named better, but it gets set to true when this download is going to only download a portion of the file.

`rangeOK` will be true when the `Accept-Ranges` header is present on the response.

If `byteRangeSupported` is false, then the entire file will be downloaded, despite (since we're in this block) a part of the file has already been downloaded.

If `rangeOK` is true then the server does accept range requests, so we're choosing to download the entire file because our local file isn't good. If `rangeOK` is false then we're choosing to download the entire file because the server doesn't support range requests.

Not sure if I phrased this clearly :p . Let me know if you want me to spend some time seeing if I can make this part of the code easier to follow.


Correct, according to the discussion in lkarsten/libvmod-cookie#39 this was fixed in a recent commit ([`71ca839`](https://github.com/lkarsten/libvmod-cookie/commit/71ca839887c281faa32e71ea3b9583030a7fb00f)). Wrapping cookie.parse in `if (req.http.Cookie) {}` will handle the empty-cookie case for now, and I'll update our vmod version to include this fix in the future.


do we want to loop right away or sleep for a bit? won't this hog the cpu?


Yup. Think I should say "image" / "ACI" or something instead of "resource" ?


Looks like this is a hack.What you mean by "Remove this placeholder once the offload lib is updated" ?
Why can't you update the offload lib instead of hacking here? Please clarify.


Umm put it on the leaderboard showing dropped out (with the section for disqualified teams) and with the amount of points they would have got? Is that possible?

> On 8 Oct 2015, at 19:15, Joe Cridge <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Yeah sure, does that mean that the team doesn't get shown on the leaderboard at all?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Same comment as above.


This seems to disable the ability to set `scrollWheelZoom: false`, either in the map initialization or through `scene.options.scrollWheelZoom`


if it'd be clearer, i can also just create another model related to this one, and point to it's value


Looks good!


I have couple of inline comments.


It looks like `rq` hasn't been replaced in the `app.py` file, so I've inlined the function here. Please let me know if this current configuration is correct for running `disque`


*grin*


why AddHeirloom have args like Flag if it's unused ?


@hellermf In either case, /usr/local isn't the right place to put RPMs' files in centos/rhel:

```https://www.centos.org/docs/5/html/5.1/Deployment_Guide/s3-filesystem-usr-local.html```

or DEBs' files in debian/ubuntu:

```http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/hardy/man7/hier.7.html```

If I'm reading it correctly, cmake will properly do local installs to $PREFIX (which can be wherever). Are you sure you want to make the binary packages not install to /usr? I'd like to drop the whole CPACK_PACKAGE_INSTALL_DIRECTORY/CPACK_PACKAGING_INSTALL_PREFIX if we don't really need it.


Yep. Just use `-c` to be consistent with `expose`.


To login authenticate POST `email` and `password` to `/api/login`. The app will then return `200` and session as well as remeber cookies if login was successful or `403` if there was an error.


Good one ;)


Thanks!


Jak to ręcznie przypisywać kanały do ikon? Przecież OpenPli już od niemal
roku rozpoznaje pikony o nazwach kanałów.
InfinityHD już od dość dawna widzi tylko pikony w
/usr/share/enigma2/picon/. Wrzuć tam po prostu duże pikony zamiast małych i
będzie po sprawie.

W dniu czwartek, 8 października 2015 mihail1 <notifications@github.com>
napisał(a):

> Robisz super picony;) szkoda, że się nie znam na tym i muszę ręcznie
> przypisywać kanały do ikon.
> W Twojej wersji infinityHD mój nBox nie widzi picon w katalogu
> /usr/share/enigma2/BigPicon/picon/ widzi tylko z tego
> /usr/share/enigma2/picon/. W związku z tym jak chce gdzieś duże picony to
> dekoder skaluje te małe standardowe i wszystko wygląda jak jeden wielki
> piksel
>
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> .
>


I agree with avih (if I didn't make it clear above)


Isch die dependency dah extra 2 mal drin? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


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LoL


Yep, that is better, thanks


Thanks for the correction!


Sure, will do.


not exactly unused, zero doesn't mean unused, this method adds dynamic field and even with this value it's valid field, but sure, it can be a bit simplified


@alanmcgovern

https://github.com/mono/monodevelop/commit/f1d43a688234d937111f87b640aec34a87de693f
https://github.com/mono/monodevelop/commit/2a54fff00b559f5e906142437fd8f642309ac321
https://github.com/mono/monodevelop/commit/08e55c2d0e4fa2a9eadbc2c2ed8d316c1909592f

I'll get these stuff rolling.


That's OK


r+


this often indicates that you copied another github repository under your 23-modules repository.  Unfortunately that won't work.  If this is a lab that you were asked to fork, please remove it from here and put it in your dev/ directory.  Then push to the fork and make a pull-request on _that_repo_

If this is just a few files you can instead remove the hidden .git directory (**warning** don't remove `23-modules/.git`)


Gute Idee, wenn ein konsistenter Style drin ist mit den ganzen Sounds usw. wird das bestimmt nett werden. Das Ausdenken der Rätsel ist aber auch nicht zu unterschätzen. Vielleicht lassen sich passende Rätselvorlagen irgendwo finden.


Removed unnecessary file header


Wiley has been a manual pull from the beginning because it is a private repo.  I think the reason this line was left in, was as a place holder until the repo was made public.


Not quite forgotten. I'll look into it later (TM) unless someone beats me to it.


Please see my comments about about git.


same as above, sorry!  :cactus: :camel:


@skeptical
> ??? your points were coming through just fine before. Afaict #689 is a lengthier...

This is an extension of #b80aaffe47818e70a3530c6d0a7e0d2d6ac5581d which logic I've supported all the time, but I have differentiated the messages between platforms the way I didn't feel I got through.

I've also changed other details "in my liking", but I haven't put too much effort info the single instance/PID part as I think that needs a general rewrite (ref #668).


:+1:   Good thinking!


Make that 1.3.3


I'm wondering if we _ever_ want props that are simply passed through to have a type other than `.any`


[This line](https://github.com/tangrams/tangram/commit/403d95835c484dfc862b8b7e95cc7529f9643b41#diff-651694f267c69632c10e760822be53a0R192) is *supposed to*:

- only modify scroll wheel behavior if continuous zoom is supported (e.g. you are using Leaflet 1.x, 0.7.x doesn't support fractional zoom)
- only modify scroll wheel behavior if it's turned on (`map.scrollWheelZoom` control exists - maybe this exists even when it's turned off? worth checking)
- the `modifyScrollWheel: false` option hasn't been passed to the Tangram layer (passing this when the Tangram layer is created should disable it)

You're seeing cases where that isn't the case?


Спасибо большое, починил.


Neat feature!


Gute Planung, aber könnte aufwändig werden alles ohne externe Codebibliotheken umzusetzen, je nachdem was wir benutzen dürfen. Viel Erfolg dabei.


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Sorry, everything's taking so long, the new stuff is in.  Please try it all with the new SDK.


Why does this improve metrics?


removed EDGE12
added FIREFOX versions up to 41


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-569-merge/2.0-into-2.1 = 2fbae049


`.pink-form__input` — забыли сам класс


> In either case, /usr/local isn't the right place to put RPMs' files in centos/rhel

Just tossing in my 2c, as a peanut gallery participant.

I would expand that idea out. Please don't put files under package management in a shared location. System package management is local in context, not global. If System A's local package management is able to modify a file that System B thinks is owned by its own package management system, that's asking for problems.


An empty commit?


I use archlinux and have three different chrome with three different bins (stable beta unstable) isnt unstable canary? I thought so.

Do you think what we did could be an issue?


Yeah I think so


I believe it increased the rate?

-yushin

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>
> Why does this improve metrics?
>
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追加したんだね


Yes plx, let's nuke cells.


Hm maybe we can get migration status via QEMU Monitor (QMP)
I didn't have time to test this yet but I will

Something like this:

virsh qemu-monitor-command $vmname '{ "execute": "query-migrate" }'

Documentation <http://qemu.weilnetz.de/w64/2012-12-04/qmp-commands.txt>

query-migrate
-------------

Migration status.

Return a json-object. If migration is active there will be another json-object
with RAM migration status and if block migration is active another one with
block migration status.

The main json-object contains the following:

- "status": migration status (json-string)
     - Possible values: "*active*", "completed", "failed", "cancelled"

On Thu, Oct 8, 2015 at 7:17 PM, Milos Buncic <htchak19@gmail.com> wrote:

> Actually this is not a solution because pid will be allocated immediately,
> so basically it's the same like w/o 'while' or 'sleep', so sleep solution
> is the best I can get at the moment.
> On Oct 8, 2015 12:20 AM, "Milos Buncic" <htchak19@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>> Hey man thanks for all corrections
>>
>> We can't be sure you're right but if don't get started in that time
>> interval downtime command will gracefully fail, though it was tested in
>> various circumstances with different VMs and we did't have a single failure
>> I think we don't need that sleep line anyway but maybe we can do
>> something like this:
>> ```bash
>> if [ ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime} -ne 0 ]; then
>>     while [ -z $lm_pid ]; do
>>         sleep 1
>>     done
>>     ocf_log info "$DOMAIN_NAME: Setting live migration downtime for
>> $DOMAIN_NAME (using: virsh ${VIRSH_OPTIONS} migrate-setmaxdowntime
>> $DOMAIN_NAME     ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime})."
>>     virsh ${VIRSH_OPTIONS} migrate-setmaxdowntime $DOMAIN_NAME
>> ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime}
>> fi
>>    ```
>>
>> OR something similar but with some time interval
>>
>>
>> ```bash
>> if [ ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime} -ne 0 ]; then
>>     lm_counter=0
>>     while [ -z $lm_pid ] && [ $lm_counter -lt 10 ]; do
>>         sleep 1
>>         let lm_counter++
>>     done
>>     ocf_log info "$DOMAIN_NAME: Setting live migration downtime for
>> $DOMAIN_NAME (using: virsh ${VIRSH_OPTIONS} migrate-setmaxdowntime
>> $DOMAIN_NAME     ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime})."
>>     virsh ${VIRSH_OPTIONS} migrate-setmaxdowntime $DOMAIN_NAME
>> ${OCF_RESKEY_migration_downtime}
>> fi
>> ```
>>
>> What do you think and do you have any proposal?
>>
>> Thanks once again man
>>
>> On Oct 7, 2015 4:28 PM, "Dejan Muhamedagic" <notifications@github.com>
>> wrote:
>>
>>> On Wed, Oct 07, 2015 at 07:05:42AM -0700, psyhomb wrote:
>>> > This is just a precaution measure because downtime interval can only
>>> be set
>>> > while migration is running so I wanted to give some time for migration
>>> > process to start and make sure it will catch it during its run
>>>
>>> OK, but sleeping for 2 seconds seems like an ad-hoc measure. How
>>> can we be sure that the migration is going to get started withing
>>> 2 seconds? Is there perhaps a better way?
>>>
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>>> .
>>>
>>


@kbrock
I don't think we need this instance method anymore we could use the class method instead


This is a complete redo of the initial app, this was an app I built through epicodus and some of the lessons conflicted with each other.


Rename this something like `TestingOrcDataSource`


wo?