so is it correct to say that this is an example of the type of machinery that should be built into the R front end?


> could you open an issue explicitly for your case, and assign it to 1.2 and to me ?

@davidfestal I can no longer reproduce this after https://github.com/ceylon/ceylon-ide-eclipse/commit/466df4757bf0d65bb8b7aabd816cbd213637cd8a, so if it still needs an issue, I no longer have standing to be the one to create it.


It's perfectly clear to me now, and I appreciate you taking the time to explain it.


It's a very simple sample. In fact, it's simpler than a test, since there is no validation.

Don't you think we could actually create a test for these node types, using both http-server and client, validating received data?

We could even exemplify how to deal with json contents (using blob-to-json)


It's probably fine. The most I could get is about 5% performance improvement.


If we did that, it would be easy to log screens with missing events too.


In fact... Just ending the stream from outside would just work as well to end the merging here, right? What do you currently do when a stream ends?


(IOW I wasn't aware that scroll views couldn't handle numbers larger than their content size)


Importing an export from parse.com to Django where in model A the reference to model B is, for example, `b = model.ForeignKey('B')`, making the field name 'b' and attname 'b_id'.


why getTime()? You don't need that, right?


Removal of .name


This  is  the  very   first   commit  stage  of  EdPro.
Very  Buggy  and  trying  to   redesign it  using  test  driven  development.


Actually, turns out we don't use this method any more, so I'll just remove it.


Maybe `delete(this._connectionsStreams[k])` is what you were looking for?


I understand @gabrielenava . Actually I was locking at it because I was trying to solve https://github.com/robotology/mex-wholebodymodel/issues/42 , at least for the "constrained forward dynamics" case, to avoid bugs due to the code duplication. For reducing cross-dependency in the code it would be ideal to compute this position error directly from the output of the forward dynamics, as you do for position.


I'm thinking that maybe we should go all-in and use jsonschema, which is a complete standard and there are multiple libraries that can validate it, like:

https://github.com/tdegrunt/jsonschema

Thoughts?


This is the very first commit stage of EdPro.
Very Buggy and trying to redesign it using test driven development.


`length === 0`


Consider something like this non const implementation which avoids making copies and updates the current mode duration. Index to 4 is safe as you statically assert otherwise.

    Json::Value ret = Json::objectValue;
    {
        std::lock_guard<std::mutex> lock(mutex_);
        auto const now = std::chrono::system_clock::now();
        counters_[mode_].dur += std::chrono::duration_cast
            <std::chrono::microseconds>(now - start_);
        start_ = now;
        for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i)
        {
            ret[stateNames[i]] = Json::objectValue;
            auto& state = ret[stateNames[i]];
            state["transitions"] = std::to_string(counters_[i].transitions);
            state["duration"] = std::to_string(counters_[i].dur.count());
        }
    }

    return ret;


try:

```

   let mut b = BufReader::new(f);
   let mut s = String::new();
   loop {
       s.clear();
       b.read_line(&mut s).unwrap();
       if s.is_empty() { break; }
...
```


Thanks for the reply. I'll make a temporary work around.


Great, I will give that a try, thanks a lot.


OK, if you put it that way, then I have to agree you have a point. PR updated.


This commit is being reviewed as a part of review issue #9.


Typo in this comment


in the load method I need to use the output of extractGraphic.
Are you suggesting that I call createSymbol inside extractGraphic and add a `symbol` key to the hash returned?


:facepunch:


This might need some refinement for the future (if e.g. we want to allow navigation among subdomains).


a suprimer en doublons


TIL that __unicode__ isn't a thing in python 3. There should really be a warning about that somewhere.


Can we rename it to DEFAULT_FEE? We are already using `Tip` to refer to the last known blockid and height (and a cache model).


可以。


Nice spot


Yes, that is correct.


Jackpot!


image titre  tera en png dans img/ Parfaitement fonctionnel


@klokane Think I have it pinpointed now, if we look at [ExpandVisitor.cc:215](https://github.com/obihann/drafter/blob/0b1f2a644189d6a327f9c8a60431f1c12009e567/src/refract/ExpandVisitor.cc#L215)

```c++
    ExpandVisitor::ExpandVisitor(const Registry& registry) : result(NULL), registry(registry) {};

    void ExpandVisitor::visit(const IElement& e) {

        if (!Expandable(e)) {
            return;
        }
        e.content(*this);
}
```

The check of `Expandable(e)` returns `false` which means we enter that block and return immediately. At this point in the code `e` is a `ArrayElementTrait`.

Any idea why `e` is not expandable?


added.


Node.js standard library implements an assertion module, please check:

https://nodejs.org/api/assert.html


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добавили новые смайлики из iOS 9


I like the idea to kill the group, but I think we need more logic here.
I can't stop influxdb anymore, probably affect other services too.
```
2015/10/26 17:32:48 - AYS                       - INSTALL:jumpscale|influxdb.local!main()
Traceback (most recent call last):
~   File "/usr/local/bin/ays", line 194, in <module>
    j.atyourservice.apply()
~   File "/opt/jumpscale7/lib/JumpScale/baselib/atyourservice/AtYourServiceFactory.py", line 159, in apply
    service.install()
~   File "/opt/jumpscale7/lib/JumpScale/baselib/atyourservice/Service.py", line 831, in install
    self.stop()
~   File "/opt/jumpscale7/lib/JumpScale/baselib/atyourservice/Service.py", line 737, in stop
    self.actions.stop(self)
~   File "/opt/jumpscale7/lib/JumpScale/baselib/atyourservice/ActionsBase.py", line 364, in stop
    stop_process(process)
~   File "/opt/jumpscale7/lib/JumpScale/baselib/atyourservice/ActionsBase.py", line 338, in stop_process
    j.system.process.kill(-pid, signal.SIGTERM)
~   File "/opt/jumpscale7/lib/JumpScale/core/system/process.py", line 34, in kill
    raise RuntimeError("Could not kill process with id %s.\n%s" % (pid,e))
~ RuntimeError: Could not kill process with id -1519.
[Errno 3] No such process

type/level: UNKNOWN/1
RuntimeError: Could not kill process with id -1519.
[Errno 3] No such process
```


It's fixed; thanks!


http://www.gfycat.com/ThoughtfulEnviousKronosaurus

The way to reproduce it is to go to the end and click on "inactive" arrow until you no longer see the last sith (2 times usually). Arrows will no longer work and no siths will be displayed.

Still, the question remains about the rule that arrows should stop working when the last sith is reached.
Most people (including me) probably start their work by looking at your example, so it should probably represent how you envisioned this challenge to be done.

By the way, I am really starting to dig cycle.js, nice job.


this `get_workflow_steps` method does a topological sort of the steps. That method should probably just take a `WorkflowVersion` object instead of the current arguments to save a DB query, but it's currently left as is for backwards compatibility.


I suspect this change is problematic. The rootfsDir should be under slave's work_dir.


addressed in subsequent commit but: only `NaN` causes explosions, now using `isnan` to check explicitly and more safely.  also, we still scroll if offset is out of bounds, but log a warning since it's weird to be scrolling out of bounds.


Honestly, I couldn't tell you why we're checking it. A lot of the projects
on Nemo are there because someone in that community requested analysis.
Others were added to demonstrate features of the relevant language plugins.

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lgtm.

so we have plans to do this with the --encryptor-ami flag too?


It is not!


When I use the alternative MSON `e` is a `ObjectElementTrait`.


It looks like socket variable does also get assigned, to null, here: https://github.com/graphiq/mongofill/blob/8397b8a7e538f9ece866f6c046ac18a68f13690f/src/Mongofill/Socket.php#L53

What we saw last week is outages accompanied by a flood of warnings of writing to a null socket.

In one such instance, an employee server flooded watchdog with the warnings at a rate of many times per second. Because emp server does not serve pages at such high rate, I suspected an infinite loop. To test the theory I shut down nginx on emp to see if the log flood would stop, it did not.

We added exception so that we could catch the possible backtraces and find where an infinite loop might happen. We have not found it, but the exception did stop it from happening now. This is likely due to the loop not catching the exception, so worked to our advantage.


Shoulda been ''a lot smooth(i)er''. I am disappointed.


I still get an application error when visiting that link...


same answer


I'm not going to document every change to Agda in the release notes of the standard library. If you think it's important feel free to do it yourself.


OK, thanks for the feedback. It was still helpful :)


See comment here: https://github.com/agda/agda-stdlib/commit/eb5065b7493fc8f7ba86ea0362e6fe342f4784cb#commitcomment-13990835


Vimの機能でuppercaseがlowercaseに知らぬ間に変更されてしまったようだ。動作に問題は無いけれど統一するべきなので戻します。


Done: logary/logary#90


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 2389](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=64755&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 193 Build time: 00:05:04


*puts on dunce hat*


oops ... sorry


Interesting… it worked for a moment and now I also see Application error. I'll investigate it tomorrow.


ok i've pushed all the changes you pointed out.


Awesome catch.


Oh, right. Is 1c870580b4ef74225e31bb1bb0b6e713b2970a55 what you've had in mind ?


That's how I do it too - no need to over-complicate :-)


@urbanautomaton Cool. Could you do pull request and also update read me how to use it with parallel_tests gem?


https://docs.python.org/2/howto/doanddont.html#except, unless something changed with Python 3 that I don't know about.


The main reason is to use the newly created class BuildConfiguration (which effectively wraps the XML object), as opposed to the XML directly. The decision sort of comes after a cascading effect:
* The unit tests for the previous version of BuildConfiguration couldn't be run because BuildConfiguration used / created JavaFX objects; the JavaFX environment is not available when running unit tests, which means all the tests failed. For this reason, I had to separate the strictly drawing logic from build information and dependency logic.
* After separating the logic into BuildConfiguration and BuildConfigurationGroup, there is the risk that BuildConfigurationGroup simply uses the XML object directly, which means that the tested code of BuildConfiguration is useless. In order to force BuildConfigurationGroup to use the tested logic of BuildConfiguration, I had to remove the reference to the XML object.
I'm happy to try a different approach if there is a better one, but the objective that I'd like to achieve is that a) the code is unit testable as much as possible and b) the drawing logic doesn't have a way to by-pass the unit-tested code.


the message is confusing (on edge cases) + unnecessary due to backward comp.


To make the search bar to stay active while doing a "right-click" paste, Control.OSMGeocoder.js is modified.


@jvasileff good, thanks.


BTW it is not necessary to create a custom `Step` if the underlying `SCM` has been updated to the newer APIs; you can use the generic `checkout` step.


makes sense (see `.travis.yml` on how this is intended to be used).

feel free to merge if travis likes this.


I just copied it over from https://github.com/unlimitedlabs/orchestra/blob/master/orchestra/workflow.py#L256. If we want to change it, that probably shouldn't go in this PR.


It's fine. I'm not touching packets with this change.
For the reference temperature option no range is required.

I can attack this change on temperature packet later.


`NewFieldValueNotSupported`


\> segaults
\> not segfaults

brb kms


Please remove the TODO: line.

Also, please add a comment that says we only run on the Nightly channel because Beta and Stable don't support `[bench]`.

Otherwise, looks good to me.


You're right. For some reason I always have problems with that when debugging


[Yes](https://github.com/adamchester/MessageTemplates/blob/master/FsMessageTemplates/MessageTemplates.fs#L127). The line numbers don't add up, because I added two extra lines at the top.


already fixed.

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Felix, if I understand correctly the logic here is to give 0 quota for the new store being pushed. And Server based on it may give default quota or reject it with quota exception.

What is the new flow here ?


is it `supplementalGroups.ranges` ?


The indent looks off somehow


> is it supplementalGroups.ranges ?

Oh, its the one above that's broken.


Hello @qtxie , as I commented here https://github.com/red/red/commit/9ecb5ee961d1febc3bed68c8ca022983f1780931 , this is still boken.
Just wondering if a fix is still coming or has this been delayed?
Thank you! 8-)


Sorry to come back around to this, I'm just wanting to make sure that things stay right ... Do we want to have the mkfs.resource command line have the following usage?

```
mkfs.resource RID type device db_location [max_mbytes] [max_duration]
```

If we're going to start adding multiple optional arguments, they should perhaps be with flags. (What if you want to have a resource that has no limit on the number of bytes but you want a max duration?) Perhaps

```
mkfs.resource RID type device db_location [-b max_mbytes] [-d max_duration]
```

or similar is better.


@giovaneliberato, which error are you seeing? Do you have the billing engine activated?


Jim,
I noticed that Payload-Oxum and Bag-Size does not have their editable value set. they should have false editable value i think.


I agree. But generally, do note that `explicit` does make sense in multi-argument constructors starting with C++11 (prevents, e.g. passing `{ 7, 7, 7 }` to a function expecting a `Class` and having the `Class::Class(int, int, int)` constructor from being called). See more at http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/explicit


Ich verstehe auch nicht was mit `external_body` gemeint ist.


True, but I think I'll be happier if we give them two messages when min=-2 and max=-1.


#4399-ZoneSum-vs-VentilationRateProcedure-when-one-zone-has-zero-oa-requirement (rraustad) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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


lgtm


fixes upsidedown shape output


FYI feel free to do PR and we will have a look. We are dooing a big cleanup and merging in the next couple of weeks.


:shipit:


Looks like you have a whitespace problem (or github web display is playing tricks with me...).


Yes... you are right... I reverted the changes... and I got the removal of all elements to work by calling the clear() function before removing the items in the observable array.

```javascript

this.removeAll = function() {
            $('#example').DataTable().clear();
             this.people.removeAll();

         };

```


@juddus oi dickhead


If you would not use removeObject and insertObject but replaceObjectAtIndex instead, the animation would be smoother (since it would only do one animation instead of two.


@juddus get on slack or ill shank ur nan with my dick


Oh i have mixed tabs and spaces...


The message in `transactionConflict()` says "Shard was updated..." Change it to be more generic, alternatively, pass in the message.


Pourquoi tu as rajouté le printf la? si tu veux les différent sommets, met le dans la boucle.


That code was omitted by my shell, because I forgot to escape the backticks, so here it is intact, for reference.

```php
$arr = range(0, 255); shuffle($arr); foreach ($arr as $x) { echo chr($x); }
```


should be:
autoconf || exit 2
otherwise if build fails - it will silently continue w/o knowing that smth wrong


You should rename your javascript and css scripts to avoid getting confusing in future scripts =p


Hello Chao-Chin,

thanks for the explanation, I will see if I can solve the issue already in the calling sequence from "read_all_*_pars" to the "read_namelist" subroutine... Because I think one should never need to touch the 'lstart' and 'lrun' flags.

Best greetings,
Philippe.


Do you have any more ideas for the tags? I'm not sure if we should add *pocket* and *instapaper*.


can we use all external dependencies as m4/package.m4?
see https://github.com/apache/trafficserver/blob/master/build/jemalloc.m4


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Great. Thanks.

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We should have a different error code for this.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.708](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=10839&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


@miguelportilla I believe that `Json::Value` does some optimizations when it gets a `Json::StaticString`.  I believe that's why Mark is using a `std::array` of `Json::StaticString` here.  And I believe a `Json::StaticString` must be initialized from a `char const *`

FWIW, `std::array` is a bit odd and requires the double braces for initialization.  It's possible that the equals sign could be omitted.


Really, I have no plan what we could add here, because the relevant things are mentioned in the description.
But as this section isn't required we can leave it blank :wink:


@Stephan Bauer:

For File "a.map"

Offset : currentDWord (decimal): checksum (decimal)
8  : 176097760 : 176097760
12 : 2520 : 352197144
16 : -1608491916  : -1982044092
20 : -77269379 : -388225291
24 : 692732114 : -118354631

=> I think the problem is
   int count = (mapContent.length/4) - 2;

it has to be:
   int count = (mapContent.length) - 8;

(do you get this Mail ... not sure about the github-Mailing-System :-) )

Regards Thomas

Am 26.10.2015 um 17:24 schrieb Stephan Bauer:
> @tomsoftware It would be a big help for me if you could tell me what the first values are in your code
> ```
> unsigned int checksum = 0;
>
> 	for (int i = count; i > 0; i--)
> 	{
> 		unsigned int currentDWord = FR->readIntBE(4);
> 		checksum = ((checksum >> 31) | ((checksum << 1) ^ currentDWord));
> 	}
> ```
> What is your first ```currentDWord```?
> What is your first ```checksum``` (after the inital 0)?
>
> This I could check against the java code
>
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That's correct @arunthirupathi, the piece of BnP code I want to remove is setting a 0 quota on every new store.

This code is problematic, because it prevents people from using BnP the same way it has always worked so far, which is to auto-create new stores on their first push.

Instead, there is now a server-side config which allows the operator to set the storage space quota that any new store being created will get automatically. This is done here: https://github.com/voldemort/voldemort/blob/13d055ad7b5acc4695912cf665c9c9f2e4366082/src/java/voldemort/server/protocol/admin/AdminServiceRequestHandler.java#L1691-L1694

Enforcing default quotas on the server-side is better because:
1. It allows operators to let users auto-create stores unhindered, like before, if they want (and that's the default).
2. It allows operators to control default storage space quotas (which could potentially be zero, if desired).
3. It works even if users have not upgraded their BnP code to the latest version (which may be the case if they do not have proper code release management like we do here via the Azkaban plugins).

So in short, the BnP code I want to remove is from a previous iteration of this quota work, which we forgot to remove before merging in. Later on, the server-side config was added, which is a superior solution to hard-coding quotas to zero from BnP.

-F


Test 2A


Edit


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cambios jeje cuando termine te vuelvo a escribir

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I don't see a reason to list the `pod.Name`.  That can be up the caller.  Similar to leaving `Prefix` up to the caller.


If [peers_max] is defined to 10 or less then ipLimit will end up being zero and not allow any connections.


+1 - especially for pathways!


You're validating a `PodSecurityContext`, why not tighten this method?


On other 3rd party apps pages I put :
`Instapaper, Poche, Pocket, Readability, wallabag`


This will help people start off the project a bit more smoothly.

Good catch!


Test comment


FYI node-11 never got popular


you can prob skip it


I completely agree with that Server side is better, was just curious on whats the old and new behavior. Since we got it covered on the config, Please feel free to merge this in. This is a nice change.


It seems that when I have the web driver installed and the nvidia driver is active, I cannot get the cmd-R to work. Another thing is that when both cards are installed (Nvidia GT 120 & GTX 960) system does boot normally but gets caught up in the log in/off loop. It only did once when SwitchResX accepted the 60 hz configuration and wanted to reboot but it crashed the system. Do all these make sense to you?


We need to have this filter enable


Please update the method's name and javadoc to be consistent with the method's body so our code is understandable in the future.


`isGroupValid`


Test comment 2


@miguelportilla Good catch on the `const`.  The way a `std::array` is defined it requires double curlies.  It's possible the equals sign is not required.

I believe the data types need to be `char const *` (not `std::string`) so they can be used to initialize an `std::array<Json::StaticString, 5>`


I think this isn't working as intended, I am no longer seeing bot attempts on wp-login.php being rejected for the empty accept header.


Line note


改


That would fill the limitation, the last one isn't required as it's the app name :)


Well, you may put something like what we've got on the first part of the https://www.wallabag.org/pages/features.html page. As a list.


修改背景色


It seems like there is problem with this refactoring on line 757 and 1230. Shouldn't there be a comma between the `-1` and the `static_cast`?
Furthermore the deletion of line 752 also cause problems for me as `tMsg` is no longer defined before it is used. Should line 753 and 754 have been deleted as well?
I'm not used to developing in C++, so I apologize if I'm making wrong assumptions here.


@erikcas & @humberos there are other changes needed on other repos for this?


@pranavkm this will break MVC


@dimitriv: I get the following error when running, for example, mbench0:

```
$ make mbench0.perf
EXTRAOPTS='--vectorize --autolut ' ../../../../scripts/preprocesscompile-vs-inline.sh mbench0.blk mbench0.out
mbench0.blk
In file included from mbench0.blk:21:0:
mbenchutils.blk:21:25: fatal error: externals.blk: No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
Makefile:46: recipe for target 'mbench0.out' failed
make: *** [mbench0.out] Error 1
```


@miguelportilla the `_us` is shorthand for microseconds, just as `_ms` is sometimes used for milliseconds.  There is no `mu` in ascii :-).


Why shouldn't this be an error?  You're asking it to generate something that it can't generate, right?


Yes!! I had trouble seeing this.  I'm happy now.


Here's another one that's not documented and where passing a constructor opt works differently than calling the equivalent method: https://github.com/substack/node-browserify/issues/1220.


@jasonlau Hello Jason! I would like to purchase the Pro version of your plugin, but your website seems to be down.  Are you still selling the plugin, or providing support? Thanks!


I think it's ok.


Sounds like a great idea. Alternatively we can also get rid of the warning using some #pragmas.


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Good point.

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> int, int) constructor from being called). See more at
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Thanks, will do it :+1:


I think it's interesting that you used $rootScope to set these values and assigning them within your controllers. Global state...it works and at first glance it makes sense. Usually I try to avoid doing tasks with $rootScope...you can usually do whatever you need to with a Service or even a directive (have a look [here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/23813599/set-page-title-using-ui-router)). In the examples there, you can just assign the page title/whatever else data at routing...which cleans up your controllers quite a bit. Take or leave the suggestion! :smile:


`to`? Everywhere else it's either `s` (which I'm not super into) or `io`. I'd be fine with changing all over the place, but introducing a new, different argument name just here seems unfortunate.


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Oh, that issue was already fixed with [this commit](https://github.com/ocaml/opam-repository/commit/b1d6ea27a4b24316c9bdc7b3b15b8a1acdeb904f).


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@mislav Heya, I'm finding one bug with this code. If it somehow manages to run more than once, then both `install` and `install_without_rbenv_rehash` get mapped to the same method, and it enters an infinite loop. I was able to fix it by adding ` && !Bundler::Installer.respond_to?(:install_without_rbenv_rehash)` on line 13. Does that seem like a safe/okay change to make? I can do a PR if you like but it's just that one conditional.


Sorry for that; I made changes so that it can link to static libs. Remove the line "BOOST_LIB_SUFFIX=-mt-s", you will get it compiled. I'll update a fix.


* Refactored GrammarCompiler
* Added better handling of DeclareNodes
* Added scoping
* Added unique packaging of grammar source files
* Added a method to print parsetrees in a pretty way

The exception handling of GrammarCompiler should be done more gracefully later on.


The rules of markdown interpretation with regards to line breaks vary. In general, it should be OK make sure lines fit within this preview of the code.


OK :-)
>
> Credo sia l'opzione "Controlla aggiornamenti ma permetti all’utente di
> scegliere se installarli" in Avanzate->Aggiornamenti.
>

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Two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity; and I'm not
sure about the universe.


Any particular reason this was changed?


- [ ] What is this???
- [ ] Do you want to get involved?
- [ ] Would you like to talk to someone about this?


this old comment can be removed now I guess


exactly why we don't have long lines.


# Aim

Produce engagement, connection, involvement.


good case for a `\case`


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This is a test file for cacheMatrix.R


Why this?


Discarding the names is fine, but the types should be compared


This loses the information about protocol. This information does not exist at module level documentation either. AFAIR there have been a few questions on what happens if you call `next` on iterator that has already returned `None`. Previously documentation was pretty clear on the behaviour (or lack thereof)


Yes. I agree. Since those affected donors have been removed from blacklist.

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i think external/sepolicy should be yours too.


`ValidateContainerSecurityContext`?


Thanks this is going in the right direction


IMHO case for decode is meaningless, isn't it? Why not just always accept upper or lower?


> `iter_swap2` to `iter_swap`

Not a good idea. `iter_swap2` is a customization point, and `std::iter_swap` is unconstrained.

> `IndirectCallableResultType` to `indirect_callable_result_t`

My paper uses `indirect_result_of_t` and uses an interface that mirrors `result_of_t`. Do you disagree with this direction?


Ah, here it is. Disregard the previous comment then. I’d still prefer description to be a bit more formal, but this is also fine.


If your source is up somewhere public, send me a link.


Licenças para Sublime text2 e Sublime text3 para linux


`maximum_paths`

you dropped the 's' ?


interesting. yeah, ENTRYPOINT seems really powerful. if we get rid of
docker-compose, we could support windows as well. does your ENTRYPOINT
script work on windows? That'd be nice, but not a deal breaker. It does
seem a bit hacky, but I'm +1 if it works. I'm not sure I follow the first
bullet point, but I'll take a look at the code.

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Yes, this was added by mistake via some push scripts. Thanks for catching this.


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@elbosio is not my wat, is the groovy way :smile: :dancers:


Can you explain what is the situation where this assert is failing? In the sense what is the ASSERT LOG getting printed?

Do you think the ASSERT should be
ASSERT((c_conn->type == CONN_CLIENT) || (c_conn->type == CONN_DNODE_PEER_CLIENT) ?

We specifically want to swallow the request only if it is marked so?


Why is `pod` passed into this method?  Looks like its a relic from when you wanted to test `s.scc.AllowHostDirVolumePlugin`.  Speaking of which, why is that test for `pod.Spec.Volumes` here and not in `ValidatePodSecurityContext`?


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My sepolicy is still WIP so I wait for it


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After thinking about it, it seems to me  that we have to explicitly consider the case when the returned `PhasedUnit` is `null`. It will not happen  *frequently*, but it still might happen in specific cases like @jvasileff reported here.


Yes. Hopefully that should solve it.


That's described at the module level.


And needs to be added to all three StarterWeb, WebAPI and EmptyWeb vstemplate files.


I tried to keep this function as fast as it was before my patches for scenarios when case is known. That's why I am not using the enum sol_decode_case here and checking the case for every character


Looks like enigma2-gui.cpp is one of four files that don't even get compiled. Let's just remove them.


And yeah, here too. but also http://doc.rust-lang.org/nightly/std/iter/#iterator


Files also need to end in a blank line with a CRLF


Testcommit


```hbs
{{#each model as |post|}}
```


This also closes #81 and #84


Use ES6 shothand `model(params) {`


This sentence with 2 insteads in it looks overly contrived and basically means

> Element values are ignored.

Which is not valid either, at least for types which implement `Drop`.

I’d suggest replacing this text with

> This method will evaluate the iterator until its `next` returns `None`. Once `None` is encountered `count()` returns number of `next` method calls.

or something along the lines.


@snopoke decided to completely remove get_by_doc_type since it won't make much sense in the postgres world


Look at the other issues, there is somebody talking about this new card architecture.. you need to patch the card for something else too if i'm correct.. the rest does not make sense to me..


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@ascuccimarra this change might break other's local dev settings, is this right?


this is the one sketchy bit i think. instead of checking that there are no `XFormDeprecated` docs, i just check to see if the `deprecated_form_id` is none. let me know if you think this detracts from the test. i couldn't think of another way to ensure nothing is there without either adding `get_by_doc_type` back in or doing something else couch specific


oops, yep.


You just slapped the unfortunate users of 70 faulty 9XE radios! https://github.com/opentx/opentx/issues/2913#issuecomment-148680594


Since a lot of opcodes in MIPS are psuedo-instructions, QtSPIM converts these into real opcodes (that the hardware understands). So, the displayed code in the debugger doesn't map very well to the code that I write (with psuedo-instructions). This is what the debugging interface looks like:

![spim no line numbers](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8863881/10738328/4a614a28-7bed-11e5-855c-7f2f5c523e09.png)

In QtSPIM, if you put a comment (comments start with a '#') to the right of an instruction, it will show that comment next to instruction in the debugger. My script simply goes through the assembly code I write, and, for each line, if there's a comment to the right of the line, it simply places the line number next to the '#'. If there isn't a comment to the right of the line, it will insert a comment with the line number.


Sorry. I took a pass over the boundary/frame changes, but missed this one.


Excellent!


ops. I left that behind. I was testing some include issues I had. I'll remove that.


That's the proposed koa way at the moment. `next` is not a function. But to be honest, i tried to find out how it works internally and didn't find it yet. But there is a proposal of koa 2.0 which uses `asyc/await` replacing `next`.

See https://github.com/koajs/koa/issues/415, https://github.com/koajs/koa/issues/533


three spaces?


Same here


Yikes! Sorry I messed up the painting order.


These BagIt fields name should not comes from the BagItParameterNames, as these are hardcoded in. They should come from the PackageMetadataService.


vcv


I just installed PostgreSQL 9.5-beta1, and it errors on this code.  If I use one NIL, then it compiles.


> Then it calls `next` and returns its value.


dff


got it, thanks for the explanation


apply the code standards for spaces


I like it. :+1:


You did say that you will give me a patch file and since this is an actual Mac Pro, would patching work on this machine? If so why don't we try that see how it goes, right?


reviewed and verified by running experiments


same of the previous comment


Mention the commit message body also here so we won't forget to remove the file in 2.1.


+1 worked!


Merged with changes, thanks!


it looks ok but please for your next pull request update the observations commented, use the jsbeautifier tool


@DougBreitbart created a Gitter room for onboarding https://gitter.im/Peeragogy/Onboarding and a google doc for organizing it all https://docs.google.com/document/d/1lwBAgX17hLFOV5Fu_dYyk_E-3mFBC_Nwsly3m5j3V4E/edit


Suggested:

> This plugin looks for a ``members`` meta-data header containing key/value pairs and makes them available for use in templates.


It's not really that it works with these version of Weave. The images come with these software versions.


Maybe you could reword this to say "open an issue on Github or submit a pull request and we can discuss it"?


I can't understand how is this supposed to work compared to my original version?


Extra space?


This paragraph assumes method call syntax is always used and isn’t a good description in presence of UFCS.


Where is the `test/deps_to_ninja.py` being used?


@ninja- what you not understand ? Did you actually test it ? All the Pooled* implementations override this method and so provide a pooled slice.


//------------if the packet is not interested by any task on this host. No action on it-------------


I suspect XNA will fail this lerp test.  Looking at the corefx implementation which i'm told is based on the XNA implementation...

https://github.com/dotnet/corefx/blob/master/src/System.Numerics.Vectors/src/System/Numerics/Vector2.cs#L265

... I bet they used the efficient lerp over precise in XNA.


Suggested:

> The first line of the `members` metadata defines each key, and the following lines contain corresponding values for each member.


Yes I know... I should add an option.


Yes, that's true, but I would have taken a VERY long time to find out, well hidden ... :-)

I kind of like the new context menu, but it still has  a number of usability and discoverability issues. will do some more research with more people, then write up a systematic issue about it. - Best, Hardy


*before* is probably not the best way to put it because an instance is either part of an autoscaling group or not (they cannot dynamically join or leave autoscaling groups)


//only read tasks for specific hostid


These lines
```
 compile files('modules/firetv/libs/AmazonFling.jar')
 compile files('modules/firetv/libs/WhisperPlay.jar')
```
do the same as
```
compile fileTree(dir: 'modules/firetv/libs', include: '*.jar')
```
so they are redundant.


Making `args` global is definitely a bad practice; just pass the `shared_directory` as an argument to `OutputDirectory` constructor.


Не розумію чому з назвами страви таке але сам код думаю вірний


El inicio del registrar evento es DatosGenerales


//for this host, it just needs to read tasks with selectors on it.


Great! I knew that function wasn't really the right thing to use, but I didn't know of the right alternative.


LGTM


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method-call syntax assumption again.


ok, didn't catch that. I'll change that.


Eric is correct. We did an extensive evaluation of multiple binary formats and found MessagePack to be one of the most compact and the most widely supported across several different languages. It is very lightweight and simple to implement and requires no extra overhead files for structure definition. There were other factors that contributed to the selection as well, but these were some of the key ones.


No se ven errores, al menos en mi version y recompilandolo no hay ni una referencia no encontrada todo ocs. Si encuentran errores y no levanta el proyecto obviamenete no pusheen xd


I'd like to add when PHP 7 final version is released could you do a video on custom error handling in it with and without try/catch blocks? I guess focusing on situations where custom handling of an error might be required Thank You mucho much.


I would probably just say *To make it easier to use* instead of *To provide out of the box functionality* (my fault, I know :)). That is:

> To make it easier to use [Weave Net](http://weave.works/net), [Weave Run](http://weave.works/run) and [Weave Scope](http://weave.works/scope) with [Amazon ECS](http://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonECS/latest/developerguide/Welcome.html)


RadianceMeasureMessaging (rpg777) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2336 of 2365 tests passed)

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Note to self(nothing important):

It works. @AndreiLux's battery-sec control I comitted was originally for S6 exynos 7420.

Port this to 5422 for Galaxy S5 G900H (when I get device)

5422 and 5430 are same architecture AFAIK, it's only semiconductor technology that's improved.


Minor quibble - watch the line length in the body of the commit message. It should be < 72 chars to keep different git bits properly formatted.


Making a new one for each public push means that it's *very* easy to update without having to know what others did in the mean time. You just check your current version (see the script I wrote for that in the root of the project) and then you run all the scripts from your version+1 to the current version and you know that your DB is up-to-date again.
If I hadn't looked at your commit I wouldn't know what had changed and what changes I would have to make to make DB to make it compatible.
So I think this is very useful even when still in the development phase.


nip tick: language


Thanks!


Fixed in 0c497bd


y tambien intenten tener un codigo mas ordenado plox no lo llenen con puros cambios de linea


Looks like my comment was html formatted...
I actually said, "it should be just \<fcntl.h\>". Including from asm-generic is about always wrong.


Hmm, to me “zipper” usually means [zipper, the data structure](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zipper_(data_structure)). Do you have any examples elsewhere `zip` iterator is called a `zipper`?


Make sense to me. Even if user will not check error from Serve(), we panic anyway.


nice!!


It isn't enough to set value via system properties, because USE_DFLT_SUID is static final field that already initialized when second node starts in one JVM.


You can catch errors on a global level
```
$(document).ajaxError(function(e, jqxhr, settings, exception) {
  if (jqxhr.readyState == 0 && jqxhr.status == 0) {
    console.log("catched error: ", JSON.stringify(jqxhr));
    return; //Skip this error (or maybe repeat once)
  }
});

```


I think that *are initialized* removes some meaning. I want to convey that probes will report to the apps running in all the instances from the same auto scaling group.


done.


add
line_buffer = NULL;


: to space


Ако смятате, че нещо от условието на домашните до момента не е било и имате предложения как да ги допълним, ще се радваме да ги чуем.


I've heard both referred to, but you're probably right that the data structure is more well known.

Trivia is also important to note, for shared terminology. In this case, it might not be enough, since we only have zip and unzip


They don't *return results* (i.e. they don't solve a problem) they *report metrics*


we can't just change this to an arbitrary doc_type cause the `couchforms/all_submissions_by_domain` view excludes any docs that don't have a valid doc type and that was why it was never being deleted. figured it was better to test it like this then to modify how we were cleaning up


nip tick: -and-


tokens => *token


++tokens;


I guess that's fine for now. But don't call it "fd()", but... hmm... "prime_fd()" perhaps.

What would probably be the c++ way is to return an object that handles the close() internally when the object goes out of scope. But I'm not sure how that should be implemented.


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oh awesome, good idea


OK fine I'll change it


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I pinged him.


:D awesome!


Just as a safeguard, can you please add a similarly explicit check that the secret wasn't changed? (similar to that in line 374, above)

Please add the check to this test, and `test_unauth_user_cannot_reset` (below) as well.


You should alias as [Provider Name]


Hey Dmitry, what this thing does? seems unrelated to wrap region, why merged into a commit then?


Hi jjhelmus,
I think, maybe there is another mistake at line 502 in uf_write.py.
When I try, I received "TypeError: Struct() argument 1 must be string, not unicode".
I don't know if is the better way to fix, but using struct.pack(str(fmt), *values) the problem is solved.

Thanks for this useful function!


No problem :)


Shouldn't this be `SOL_DBG`?


This patch is solely to enable a greater pixel clock on older GPU's the main problem you have is probably the argitecture of the card. if you give me the MD5 hashes of the Loaded nvidia drivers i can make a patch for you. But since my Mac Pro can run an GTX 670 with 4k@60Hz over DP i'm sure your card can do that too. This patch will most likely not enable HDMI2.0.. but we can try. it does not matter if you have an hackintosh or an actual mac pro, At the end there is not really a big difference.. https://github.com/Floris497/mac-pixel-clock-patch/issues/14 read this thread.


I don't use them; but sure, I'll google how to construct one.
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Ok cool, thanks :+1:


As you can see from top this search is used for some other entities besides user also


and p_task_manager only stored tasks monitoring traffic coming out from this host


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@DougBreitbart also created this repository for onboarding https://github.com/Peeragogy/Onboarding-Project


I think I'll probably just change this to a "let me know"


@SanychBY да Robot вполне может быть сущностью (букетом). Методы которые работают с сущностью (сортировка, стоимость и т.д.) в новом классе-контроллере


Not quite sure what is happening here. I didn't add this space; it is currently in your master.


it breaks my mod
https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?p=156569#p156569
please make it possible to disable this

and moss should only grow if air is near it


For all tests that make API calls, check that you are receiving the expected error code for the request.

`res = self.app.put_json(...) ; assert_equal(res.status_code, ###)`

If you are expecting a common error code (such as 400), it also helps to check that the text of any custom error messages is what you expect to receive. Taken together, these measures ensure that the API is responding correctly to calls (good or bad), and that tests are failing for the reason you expect.


so, it's  finally not necessary to open a distinct issue @jvasileff


Again, precisely the same thought here. However, ripping out *all* the zgen-run-time activity, so that sourcing init.zsh could safely happen on generation-invocations, seemed like a bigger undertaking — there's also the concern of expressing to existing users that “hey, you should source `init.zsh` unconditionally now.”


I just commited a fix


+1 that fixed the issue for me.  thx!!


My comment was in error -- the SYN_STREAM sent by the server contains a priority, which is what _priority is. We obviously should just use that and shuffle it over to the NSURLRequest that we're synthesizing.


@CITguy I have submitted updates in my third commit to straighten out the tabs.less and common.less files.


thanks, l didn't know it's possible to disable catching up


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(o.O)


Obviously not, but how the hell did it pass the build?


@martint @cberner please review


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This might be a good chance to teach me about some standards. Although the page renders how I expected it to, perhaps there was a better way to code it. For example, do I nest the image within the list item in a way that looks good to you? Do you think they should have just been on a single line?

Also, is it okay to have a relative size for images, or do they really need an absolute size?


switchid: starting from 0


What was wrong with the changes? I'm just glancing through it and nothing is jumping out at me.


Too much repetition in the if / else, for just one thing that is different (the `url` option)


This would also make the prezto commands more robust, because it allows to mix up all the prezto command within the initialization using zgen. In the init.zsh zgen can order them in the right way (settings first, then initialize the modules)


Good idea!

I had previously thought about making them separate repositories.  There are at least two I know of:

* https://github.com/slavapestov/emerging-langs-talk
* https://github.com/slavapestov/boston-lisp-talk

And maybe putting their date in the vocab name.

But this is good for now!


It would be a good use of the ``factor`` organization maybe.


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I ran this:
    md5 -q /System/Library/Frameworks/IOKit.framework/Versions/A/IOKit
and the result is this
    7359b413a4dca7a189b80da750ce43dd26


I'd prefer to leave it open in case someone wants to create a strategy that makes decisions based on information that is not necessarily in the PSC.


Off topic and I should make it an issue;
We should make the Jar O' Honey actually a tank that allows for automation with pipes - iirc it doesn't allow for fluid pipes to fill and empty it ;)


Add Refrence


ErrorType enum forced separate nil check, because that awkward enum pattern matching syntax (`guard case Error.Cause.RequestCancelled = cause`) can’t match optionals.

Replace enum values with ErrorType structs, and conditionals fall away: `cause is Error.Cause.RequestCancelled `. Much more readable.


for RunAsAny there is no need to generate a default.  I could return a strongly typed error but client code would need to account for it which I don't like.


Where do you call this?


Should use an `id`'d span within the heading which contains just the number, so you don't have to regex it out and can also easily replace it later without having to rewrite the activity.

cc @Sailias


reviewed


I’m not sure whether it is a common phrasing, but I’m always confused by “for more…”. My internal parser always expects at least 1 more word (e.g. “for more information”) here.


If we are to mention *extra steps* I think we should mention them with respect to what. The alternative is to remove this phrase altogether.


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replace with the below one and if the caller of this method was consuming this in a blocking fashion, this should fix it.

```
await context.CheckpointAsync().ConfigureAwait(false);
```


Would be good for a refactor but not relevant to this PR.  Agree re: moving the volume check.  No need to do it per container.


Thanks, reviewing.


remove `async` keyword from the method signature, don't await here, directly return like this:

```
return _MessageContentProcessor.ProcessHttpMessage(httpMessage);
```


Here’s the enum → struct change. In addition to readability benefits, the struct is more future-proof: we can add additional diagnostic fields without breaking API clients. Not so when it was an enum.


I don't think you need FOURCC_STR. You can just use the funcs in libkms++'s pixelformats.h.

You can typecast "enum class PixelFormat" to uint32, and pass it to v4l2.


I wouldn't mind adding 'information' when doing this.


pulling updates from master


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The queue size is something that would be nice if it's adjustable via cmdline params.


This is one line too narrow -- it needs to be above the ``if self._db.check_file_db_exists(relpath_u)``.


rest of the elements are ignored.


Doesn't `reader_opts->pin` leaks?


code is OK, but fix the tabulation in your expects, use the jsbeautifier to help you


I’d reprhase this to “yield elements while it/closure returns `true`”.


Ditto


Double curlies are not required in c++14. The std::array can be of type std:string, the other arrays are not needed and can be removed.


Ditto.


Unindent.


g


@amiyasahu whether it is possible it will eliminate this error on symbols %?


Ah, you already fixed this.


Seems to suggest that user of this should take some action to consume the skipped elements.


Why do you have this struct? Just add the fields into Camera directly.
Also, you need also output width & height, so that it's possible to use scaling.


See my previous comment.


Hi Daisuke,

I tried to re-run the demo from scratch, but I cannot replicate your issue.
Even when I flip the order of the two inner shells (b=1925 and b=1931) I recover basically the same solution; the two shells are indeed identical, there's no much difference between them if you look the data and the corresponding scheme file (there is a minor difference in small delta, but essentially they are equivalent, so inverting them should not change).

Your issue should then be somewhere else, but I cannot see where. Did you regenerate the kernels? Also, I used for this specific case a colormap range [0:10].

Ale


Related: https://github.com/docker/docker-py/issues/619


This is the way how it is used now. The error considered fatal and that means connection failure. If I'll return false there, the outer code will retry attempts. May be the interface and the usage should be reworked for clarity, but for a moment correct behaviour is to fail.


@ge0ffrey  Sorry, introduced in Java 7. :-(


This will not consume the iterator past the first `n` elements at all, rather than ignore/discard them.


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Its so that you can specify you want to receive less than 100% of a tip.

If the only tag on the page is data-radio="0.2", then the extension will only send 20% of the page tip amount to that address. If your page tip amount is $0.05, then the extension will only give $0.01 to that address.

If you look at http://musicstation.tips the "bandwidth fund" is asking for a smaller percentage (I think maybe 0.5), while the artists each get exactly 1.0


generally, whenever you `await` inside here, `await` on `ConfigureAwait(false)`. I know it's screwed up...


I have done the Corrupted Area Name...in a dirty way : http://pastebin.com/1fbFyNxt
Now it's working.
I will test more for any errors.
If you have a better solution...:)

Thank's,


bad @Aaron1011


i know, they were mistakenly added...


Bad @Aaron1011 for not catching this.


Hi dxli,
The initial bug are solved.

About rectangle as polyline, all seems ok (code review and test)

The only thing are if move from line menu to polyline menu
And another, may be poligon can be polyline instead of lines


Ah, nevermind, found the `free` =D


and this.


@Feeliiix fix your import style.


I've made an attempt, please have a look.


D'oh: My mistake: The subclass uses this... but when I do something this stupid, it'd be nice if a test failed.


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r+


Message s/b "Ready to begin coding"


This removes a pretty important text about `Scan` yielding non-`None` values (behaviour completely different compared to `fold`)


If you're not setting the mode with crtc->set_mode(), you don't really need the 'mode' at all. You can get the crtc's current width & height from crtc.


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/37a0b80ab7813bd381342005c4202ddb5216994b


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/betterQuorumChecks = 37a0b80a into auto


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And Python is usually not very good at handling that :)


@ajithcj : good luck, this is the suitable time control. Please go also with LTC for 3 threads. I'm curious and it will be helpful for merging.


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Пойдет, если get() будет возвращать голову списка, а уже в контроллере будет по нему бегать?


@spinolacastro This one can't be quoted since it's an int field. If you can yank those out I think we're good to go.


This change reverted #111.


The iterator will still not “end for sure” if the underlying iterator never returns `None`. Needs a different description.


All tests are run inside containers. If the makefile sees a top-level directory "foo" with a Dockerfile, then it will run test/foo.py in a test container after the "foo" container has completed successfully.

I had not yet written the tests for deps_to_ninja in this commit, thus the trivial test---I just wanted to see if the above mechanism in the makefile was working.


why do you need to modify the filename?


this is a syntax error, yeah?


The error you are seeing is a due to the version of hapi currently on npm (11.0.2) uses the version of subtext before this change was made. hapi 11.0.3 has the latest version of subtext (2.0.2), when this is published the peer dependency error will be gone, the error not related to whether a patch or minor version was used for this update.

Why do you think a minor version should be used here? A minor version is reserved for adding backwards compatible functionality.


Shouldn’t this be something like

+    /// about to filter: 1
+    /// about to filter: 4
+    /// made it through filter: 4
+    /// about to filter: 2
+    /// made it through filter: 2
+    /// about to filter: 3

?


Edna Molds


Can we remove these comments?


This one too?


This will be replaced with component if the client is ok with us adding it. :)


I mean added cin.fail


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@sakshamsaxena  Thanks for creating this awesome plugin


3D/MVC playback comes from a file like BDMV/STREAM/SSIF/0000.ssif rather than BDMV/STREAM/0000.m2ts


@ryan-williams I used to run this to delete remote branches:

```
git delete-merged-branches --remote
```

Is there something different I'm supposed to run now? I get this error when I run that:

```
git delete-merged-branches --remote
fatal: malformed object name remotes/--remote/master
```


Yes, I used the adapter to wrap an ivi-c only driver for a Tektronix oscilloscope. Except the wrong calling convention and the missing x64 support, it worked perfectly for my needs … so thanks for the idea and your work on that!
My application configures the ivi settings by itself, because I must do it anyway for a totally custom self written ivi-net only driver that uses a custom USB driver from the manufacturer of an optical power meter. That’s the reason why I missed the version mismatch in the configuration utility.
In general I feel that very few use a pure ivi interface, support for this interface seems extremely weak :-(


What does this class do?


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I forgot about this one. As it was it won't compile:

```go
return &NotFoundError{
    httpCode:  http.StatusNotFound,
    errorCode: 2,
    errorMsg:  "Not found",
}
```

It should be written as:

```go
return &NotFoundError{
    CustomError: CustomError{
        httpCode:  http.StatusNotFound,
        errorCode: 2,
        errorMsg:  "Not found",
    }
}
```

To satisfy the composition, but i figured out that later, at the moment, i was in a rush to push the other fixes.


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@dtdesign Consider using `javascript:;` then, these reliably prevent navigating away, without any extra JavaScript.


I _thought_ that I ran it to get this output, but I will double check.


Ahh good point.


Remaining:
- adjust the vertical position of x axis labels
- finish responsive for charts specifically
- finalize colors for the main chart. the legend doesn't look it's best with the current colors.


@moret eu pegaria esse conteúdo de um campo do modelo de dados da minha view.


will have to change to `"app.settings"`


Interesting... I didn't know sizeof() works for arrays that don't have a constant size...


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ah crap, sorry, will fix now


I reviewed PR and good with PR merge.


This is a comment.


@AndyAyersMS great, please ping me then so that I will notice. In case you become interested in the model that I outlined I can provide you more information and experiences with that privately. I would be very glad to contribute a small part to making the JIT produce better code.

Btw, I see no problem with 30 features at all. I used about 50 in my web spam classification.

Btw2, what I proposed there basically is the Naive Bayes classification algorithm, except that the weights are not computed by some mathematical theory but chosen empirically through brute force.

I think decision trees are going to be hard to make work because they do not support multiple contributing factors well. Let's say that we have 5 small positive factors present but none is strong enough to force a positive decision. A tree will have a very hard time determining that the *sum* of the 5 features is what matters. Tree construction algorithms do not look ahead much. They are greedy. And even the optimal tree would have a hard time taking into account 5 variables in a row without producing a huge pile of leaf nodes.

I have run web spam classification with decision trees as well. I did not mention it because it did not work well. Decision trees do not exploit correlated or weakly predictive features well. Bayes loves many weakly predictive features. In the paper it worked for some reason, though. I also find the decision tree example from the paper not helpful in gaining insights. The conditions seems arbitrary besides the obvious point that some features are important and most are too little important to show up. I'd much rather see Bayes weights to gain insight that seeing this unintelligible tree.


fixed, thanks for letting me know
  http://github.com/droolsjbpm/optaplanner/commit/359f57780


Missing a `free(client);` here, no?


oops my last line break was off by one word


Please use `org.asynchttpclient.test.TestUtils.createTempFile` for generating such temp file.


I was going to commit the same things Friday! :+1:


Gah, botched merge :( Will fix it again.


Or not.


NP. I have vim set so when it edits a commit message it applies the word wrapping automatically for me. It's one less thing to have to think about.


will replace with variables


You may want to consider having each counter initialized with a member state name. That would remove the necessity of copying it each time json() is called. It would also simplify this loop. You might also be able to write transitions as integer rather than a string which would remove the conversion.

    for (auto c : counters_)
    {
        ret[c.name_] = Json::objectValue;
        auto& state = ret[c.name];
        state["transitions"] = c.transitions;
        state["duration"] = std::to_string(c.dur.count());
    }


is wowhead.com actual true wow 3.3.5 data , like this example
 http://www.wowhead.com/npc=19940/apex#drops say health 15k rng in
 UDB says  25 to 26k hp , i mean been saying this alot and i dont have access to live anymore ( dont wanna pay lmao ) 8)...
ytdb say same 25 to 26 k
psmdb has 25 to 26 k

http://wowwiki.wikia.com/wiki/Apex say 25 to 26k

what would you say is good source of info and ect


Hi @ArturT - at the moment I'm just messing around, so even with this change the code required to run parallel_tests via knapsack is reeaally hacky. This is mostly because `parallel_rspec` and friends take extra options, so you end up saying things like `KNAPSACK_EXECUTABLE="parallel_rspec -n 2 --"`, which is not very nice.

If I get it to a point where it's more generally usable, I'll definitely open a PR. :+1:


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Whitespace :trollface:


Il faut ajouter le android:parentActivityName=".MainActivity"


Yeah the routing is definitely the simplest and most effective, but it makes it hard to be dynamic....like a category title, meta keywords+description.


removed that from the commit due to it resulted in creation of two shapebinder objects


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Nice, you're right. Can you send a PR? Thanks for finding the corner case.


Here, rather. You free all the contents of the client, then remove all the references we hold in here, but the pointers themselves are not freed. If you expect the user to keep a reference and call free herself, then we need some form of safeguard against double freeing stuff.


@Sluchik пробел пере значением атрибута `class`


Ah, thanks.


`fold` is not an iterator. Its a method that consumes the iterator.


Why not use tests in the `kotlin-maven-plugin-test` project instead?


Issue: MelissaData removed our access to the `GlobalAddress` endpoint when they re-generated our api key


Request by Mark for Data page is to add:
-Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education
-NECTA


Great. Let's tag 0.5 :stuck_out_tongue:


That @TODO has been there since [20th of December 2012](https://github.com/bolt/bolt/commit/8c72da6c192ff9a20cffc303eda6afd5655ca3bb#diff-a64101507d7816facd38b3e4dc056f47R156)! Awesomesauce! :+1:


> the `fold` returns its accumulator.


@maxrothman, I've tested this and confirmed it works on my local devstack, notes are here: https://gist.github.com/efischer19/e7d892654210ec04a458


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Why allow multiple? Is this used anywhere (units with multiple symbols)?


“from that something” refers to single value, whereas collection will usually contain quite a few of those somethings.


This SHA is now inaccurate =(


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This appears to be ineffective.


@Nadahar it is feature-driven in the sense that we won't release if there's nothing important to release, but bugfixes are very important to the users affected by those bugs. Users are used to getting very regular updates these days. Popular websites rollout bugfix updates every day on a constant release cycle, and many installable programs do it every few days - Chrome updates every few days, uTorrent releases updates that include only one bugfix, as do plenty of our dependencies.

Nothing should ever be pushed to master if it is not complete. We are pretty good at keeping to that usually, but we have never made translations part of the criteria for completeness.

I agree about not changing strings. We should be adding new ones instead of changing old ones.

As for semantic versioning, I'm not a fan. It is developer-centric while I like to take a user-centric approach to things that are user-facing.

When a non-developer user downloads 5.0.0, they expect it to have a big shiny new feature or a redesign, they don't know what an API is and they don't care, nor should they. If they download it and the changes are invisible then suddenly our version numbers are meaningless to users, since in the past we have saved the big numbers for big, user-facing changes. Then smaller additions get the second number, and other things like bugfixes get the third number. I think it's a system that makes intuitive sense to users. Does anyone else have opinions @UniversalMediaServer/developers ?


There is still a typo here.

Currently it means "given by it is short name". It should be "given by its short name" - there should not be a ' mark at all.


@scottia - I think I got the TV Processing problem fixed.  Was using date without a unixtime (integer value).  Looking into the TraktTV issue now.


Ah I see.


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Would be possible to jump straight to the last eslint release (1.7.3)?


Calling Integer.compare might make it easier for the hotspot compiler to recognize inline opportunties etc. But a great compiler could recognize that that code is an int comparison, so inline it just as much.
It's definitly not slower, but maybe not faster either.


Ooops, sorry. Had a note to self to make it portable, but forgot before I committed. I'll work on a fix.


Please don't separate paths by commas, no command-line tool does that... Just make it like `-classpath` so that it's possible to specify it multiple times


as soon as closure returns `true`.


This is a comment.


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to be honest I haven't seen those errors on my dev install at all (but ok i
run simple.sh non threaded and non tmux)

On Mon, Oct 26, 2015 at 8:24 PM, ruhllatio <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @scottia <https://github.com/scottia> - I think I got the TV Processing
> problem fixed. Was using date without a unixtime (integer value). Looking
> into the TraktTV issue now.
>
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Yes, that is correct.  I'll fix the comment.


If i were to use this php file and all its dependent files with WC API V3 would it work? has it been tested??


Those comments got out of date with the code changes.  I'll just remove them.


Also why does it need to be an `@Argument`? I don't think we have to expose it to the users


I’d prefer rightmost was replaced with “latest”, because not everybody necessarily visualises 1st iterator element as leftmost and last element as rightmost.


closes #392


Similarly.


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/87520785


Myndum við ekki frekar hafa þetta char, þeas gameBoard er char þar sem við notum væntanlega o og x í leiknum?


There goes my commit that does exactly the same thing…


@rowanwernham - goal would be to eventually inline them all, but of course the old ones aren't setup that way... it's a mess right now! Hope to have some time to clean that up...


@david-binda Per the [documentation](https://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/synced-folders/nfs.html), Vagrant should automatically fall back to VirtualBox shares on Windows. Were you seeing differently?


I don't see why I want to specify I want to receive less than 100% of a tip. :-)


Yes, it seems strange. Actually, I look at the `K2JSCompilerArguments.java`, where we have
```
    @Argument(value = "library-files", description = "Path to zipped library sources or kotlin files separated by commas")
    @ValueDescription("<path[,]>")
    public String[] libraryFiles;
```


Test them with high prio, tcec superfinal is approaching...


wav headers are not necessarily 44 bytes long. my handheld audio recorder creates much larger headers (around 32 KB). I can send you one if you want to see for yourself.


@justin808 Roger that I've got this in now. Is this going to be an issue as far as keeping the generators and the tutorial synced up manually going forward?


Ditto left to right.


Just thinking that it wouldn't work if the id is a number !
Use `id.valueOf()` instead.


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As I said before, pass in the identity function as the raw transform and you can remove the ternary operator.


Do you mean "incremental"?


`The Plugin also ...`


fast-forwarding master to auto = 691120ba


It is, you can see it here: https://github.com/TheNAF/naflm/blob/master/header.php, lines 162-166 (currently).


You didn't add BernsteinCopulaFactory_doc.i.in


InputStream opens the file. Why do you want the VideoPlayer object to be aware of the change?


Is there going to be some accessible constant? Because when I put these values in the PackageState.PackageMetadataList in the previous step of the workflow, I have no way of specifically asking for them.


Yes, I think it should be changed once we get back to the JS support


It's indeed `config.clock_skew`


`... requesting "client" ...`


This is probably a rogue paste (from Dmitry, apparently). I'm suprised that it actually builds.
Since the accompanying function is gone ( https://github.com/txuki2005/TaUrUs_Kernel/commit/5e16c612b3c5ab38dd29ce41f8b00e84fcaf4777 ) from this file, just remove the reference here as well:

    [0] = {


I've just downloaded and installed the zip from master and error display
just after install.

Including patch solves the problem.

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Well the next step down would be a patch version. Changing a major version in a dependency definitely doesn't seem appropriate there.


`... either the ...`


Without using `@Argument`, how it is supposed to be called from maven plugin, for example?


HOW


@zachlatta Looking back at this, phone numbers should not be required.


I've been brewing for so long, I can't imagine my OS X without it. This project, the creator, and the contributors... are all awesome. I send a remote hug and the grandest high-five of them all.


YEAH HEY SORRY! Thats also my commit, but using another computer. Did not know it would not show my name. Fixed it for the comming commits though!


move `.entrySet().stream()` to a new line


Exactly as it's called now: `arguments.friendPaths = new String[] { output };`. Or am I missing something?


Holy crap, is that really all it was?

NVVM still performed better still (I should revive my year-old patch to add NVVM support and try to land that), but this is good to know.


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You are right, I'll change it.


I hope the Joona know what he's doing... But generally he does, so let us hope


Good point. It seems the right place, so I'll move test there.


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Cool, also please make it as close to hello-world as possible


Why did you change the order of equals and hashcode? It makes it harder to see what the actual changes are.


TODO was there from the place I copied this code (from presigned-put) There are multiple places where we have TODOs in minio-js I will send a separate fix fixing all the TODOs, so you can take this in for now


with "the specified id *or name*", to be more precise


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

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```


Is the `Map<U, Domain>` needed? The compiler may be able to infer it.


Will do.


Anyway I don't sure that it's `IOException`.


it never should, if it does, it's a big deal. The proxy is down. commit harakiri


Also, maybe add a `TupleDomain.of(...)` and a `TupleDomain.none()` to avoid all these `Optional.of`/`Optional.empty` calls.


`next` is probably a promise?


I suppose some comments on timelines would be handy...


Actually, I was told there is a bug in the framework, and that LTC is now 40+0.4, but I think that for 24 cores test 60+0.4 is not too much.


As I replied in the main post:
If your record is in fact a number (id) and not an actual record (.NET wise, returning the foreign key instead of the virtual property of EF)


function setup(){
    //create a canvas. put into a variavle to associate with an element
    var cnv = createCanvas(800,3000);
    cnv.parent("window");

    var myArray = [];//create blank array
    //add stuff to the array with a loop

    for(var i=0; i<100; i++){
        myArray[i]="item"+i;

    }

    for(var i=0; i<myArray.length; i++){

        myArray[i]+="Shajib";

        console.log(myArray[i]);
    }

//    console.log(myArray[0]);
//    console.log(myArray[1]);
//    console.log(myArray[2]);
//    console.log(myArray);
//    console.log("myArray", myArray);
}//end setup


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:+1: :shipit:


Unrelated formatting changes?


Looks like Consul 0.5 has been out as of mid-February. Does fsconsul currently support file deletion or is this still a TODO?


you can just add actions to the menu. you do not need to wrap them as JMenuItems.


Maybe *you* wouldn't specify a smaller tip for yourself, but what about when the tag is being placed on the page for somebody else?

Imagine you have a forum where the meta tag is written to each page by the webserver. When a topic or comment is first posted, the ratio is set very small. As the post gets more upvotes the ratio can be increased to 1.0.


Good point.  That's been implemented for a while.


I'm probably in a minority here, but I like Scott Meyer's suggestion in Item 31: `Avoid default capture modes.`  We could avoid the argument by spelling the capture as `[this, fn = std::forward<F>(f)]`, since those are the only things we need to capture.


Yes, exactly.


Flip the `if` condition. It will make it easier to read.


I updated the repository with fetch upstream and I had to regenerate SpeedTree materials. Then I just removed my scene.
Do you know what this problem is with the SpeedTrees? I keep having to regenerate and apply


``l`` is  a little - C-ish.  Maybe something a little more descriptive would be better?


Technology creep has hit me. It's pretty involved to convert contrib and all modules therein. So before completing that, I've went off on a ruby-tangent to explore what I hope can be a cleaner, more understandable solution. So... still working on it!


Yeah I must have added it to salt localsettings 3 years ago when I was playing around with it, and then not removed it. It definitely never made it into anything production


Some members who don't feel comfortable with sharing their numbers might not submit feedback because of this.


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قطعن خوشحال خواهم شد اگر مشکلی برطرف کردید، pull request بدید.

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I moved this message to std::err or log file depending on whether init_logging has been run yet. The reason is I got an error printing to the terminal due to the window hadn't been constructed yet.


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But the suggestion was to put my code into CDVDFactoryInputStream::CreateInputStream?
That returns a CDVDInputStream*, but it's CDVDInputStreamFile::Open that actually opens the file?


That is very true! RIFF-WAV headers and also their data blocks can contain all sorts of weird things :). And we don't currently support any of then ;). Currently only very simple uncompressed mono 16 bit and variable sample rates are supported.


yeah, but already referring to the "configuration", "config" becomes redundant ... as ALL the configs of all plugins are under the "config" object ... same as we don't list `config.` in the tables of properties.


s/stackValue/nativeValue/


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can you adapt this for hammerhead?


Thank you for fixing this!  I've had this bug fixed locally on my copy for some time, should have brought it to your attention before.


@jgabry is this all you need for importance sampling after optimizing()? Also, is it correct that you want the log-posterior evaluated with Jacobians even though the Hessian is computed without them?


Oh no!


Do we even need this method now? Maybe just rename it to `validatePartitionKey`


Unrelated formatting change


s/object/value/


All the docs everywhere mention the `config.` prefix as treat it as a request parameter, so it's probably what should be done.


Why is this ItemGroup needed?


Should we instead set it only if/when that redirection occurs?


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PS I've not given up, yet. I'd rather these be timestamp type if possible, too


は？


This case shouldn't be necessary, as it'll simply be a nop in ThrowIfCURLEError, right?


we've had a policy of models.py being only for serialization information, and no business logic.  i know it's a but un-djangoesque, but we've put business logic/properties in helper modules, like `orchestra/utils/task_properties.py`

ok to continue that?


理解了


I keep looking at
~~~
($number < 2) && ($number < 2048)
~~~
I would understand
~~~
($number < 2) || ($number < 2048)
~~~


Sir Puede nimo ma.check kon na merge na sa imo branch? thanks


why is the indentation odd on this? - must be some copy paste problem.


How likely is it that extraSize is 0 here?


I think, `\x##` would be better than `\xXX`, and both are beter than `\x...`.

`\n, \r, \t, \x##, \0, ...` or `\n, \r, \t, \0, \x##, ...` are both acceptable,
but `\n, \r, \t, \0, \x...` is definitely *not*.

If `\u####` is the only one missing from this list, it would surely be better to add it,
and not use ellipses at all: `\n, \r, \t, \0, \x##, \u####`.


Almura actually


usage: ./heapsort [FILE]


usage: ./test_qsort fruits


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Actually, the reason it has no effect is because `baseurl` and `url` are [commented out](https://github.com/QubesOS/qubesos.github.io/blob/master/_config.yml#L7) in our `_config.yml`.

Should I just leave it as-is, then?


Also, minor changes to 'ReleaseClient'.


Is there another active repo of this?


It will be better if 'inv <- solve(data, ...)' since the cacheSolve function get argument '...'


actually, indentation is broken eveyrwhere in minio-js, i am sending another patch with all the indentation fixes, so you can take this patch for now


You solve it in greedy algorithm. Can you use a dp[] array here, to solve it in dynamic programming?


setBounce描述文件更新，appcan.window.prompt描述文件更新


There is possibly something broken in your git or editor configuration. Your change is showing as affects whole files, which makes it almost impossible to review (github won't even show it) and also breaks the commit history. Can you take a look at that?


按确定键无法快进


What is the computing repetition here? What is the value that you have calculated multiple times? Can you store them in some place, so you can change recursive solution into dynamic programming?


Saving this code for posterity:

```php
if ( ! $id ) {
	$parts     = explode( '/', $path );
	$filename  = array_pop( $parts );
	$directory = implode( '/', $parts );

	if ( 'post' === $this->type() ) {
		$pattern = sprintf( '/%s\/([0-9]{4})-([0-9]{2})-([0-9]{2})-(.*)\.md/', $directory );
	} else {
		$pattern = sprintf( '/%s\/(.*)\.md/', $directory );
	}

	preg_match( $pattern, $path, $matches );

	if ( 'post' === $this->type() ) {
		$title = $matches[4];
	} else {
		$title = $matches[1];
	}

	$id = $wpdb->get_var( "SELECT ID FROM $wpdb->posts WHERE post_name = '$title'" );
}
```

This was removed from the Post object to eventually end up in `delete_post_by_path`, but as I was writing the unit tests for that method, I realized we couldn't rely on the filename or directory in any meaningful way: Both values are filterable. So without the actual Post already available to us, there's no way to reliably parse the post title by the path.

I'm saving this here both for the explanation as well as the possibility that at some point in the future, we'll add a "best effort" parse-and-search for both default `post` and `page` path. These regex's will help.

I'm not sure this is even working as currently implemented.


You are free to use any of the other naming patterns available in SR (or even construct your very custom one!), if you do not understand or/and don't care about scene naming standards. The pattern is called "scene quality" for a reason - it won't be possible to support all random P2P namings that are invented every day.

Ah, now I see what you mean! I will make sure this doesn't happen.


'i <<- inv' will be better


E che te lo dico a fare.


member_ofというカラムって所属団体ですよね？
text型よりstring型の方がよいですね！


Теперь стиль кнопок можно переключать не обновляя страницу.


Hi @pwlin

I did investigate into this issue, and I finally got the cause. Please refer to this link http://stackoverflow.com/a/16097434

It is because I used `cordova.plugins.fileOpener2.open` with the `cdvfile://` prefix version of the file path. As the error log showed: `reason: 'UIDocumentInteractionController: invalid scheme cdvfile.  Only the file scheme is supported.'`.

So after I change my code to use `fileEntry.toURL()` to get the `file://` file path, everything turns fine again. However I suppose that `cdvfile://` is working well with `fileURLWithPath` even in ios9.

I saw an issue in this repo about the same problem, I don't know whether that problem is the same as mine.

Maybe you should mention in the README about which file path the user should use in this plugin. :smile:


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Revisar si esta es la correcta manera de manejar un thread pool


30 seconds seems way too long to wait on an app hang. Can this be changed to something more respectable (~10 seconds)?


completar el llamado a ejecución de un provider


Yep, using it all over the place. I think GPG ghetto-added it themselves  (same as `continue` and `!=`)


> ($number < 2) || ($number < 2048)

I think there's a logic error. Any number that is less than 2048 is also less than 2.
That's confusing :\


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