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commandline apps. Currently there is only one of these.

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 # The currently defined global options are:
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 #   :debug        Turn on debugging output
-#   :application  Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+#   :application  Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+#                 This must be a child class of Launchy::Application
 #   :host_os      Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be
 #   :ruby_engine  Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under
 #   :dry_run      Do nothing and print the command that would be executed on $stdout
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# The currently defined global options are:
#
# :debug Turn on debugging output
-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application
# :host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be
# :ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under
# :dry_run Do nothing and print the command that would be executed on $stdout
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# The currently defined global options are:
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# :debug Turn on debugging output
-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application
# :host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be
# :ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under
# :dry_run Do nothing and print the command that would be executed on $stdout
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Closes #79
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The currently defined global options are:

#

:debug Turn on debugging output

-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application

:host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be

:ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under

:dry_run Do nothing and print the command that would be executed on $stdout

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Closes #79
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# The currently defined global options are:
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# :debug Turn on debugging output
-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application
# :host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be
# :ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under
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The currently defined global options are:

#

:debug Turn on debugging output

-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application

:host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be

:ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under

:dry_run Do nothing and print the command that would be executed on $stdout

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The currently defined global options are:

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:debug Turn on debugging output

-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application

:host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be

:ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under

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The currently defined global options are:

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-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application

:host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be

:ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under

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Closes #79
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# :debug Turn on debugging output
-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application
# :host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be
# :ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under
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-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application

:host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be

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-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application

:host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be

:ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under

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-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application

:host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be

:ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under

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-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application

:host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be

:ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under

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-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application

:host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be

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-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application

:host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be

:ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under

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The currently defined global options are:

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:debug Turn on debugging output

-# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used
+# :application Explicitly state what application class is going to be used.
+# This must be a child class of Launchy::Application

:host_os Explicitly state what host operating system to pretend to be

:ruby_engine Explicitly state what ruby engine to pretend to be under

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We need to make sure, that this never happens! So the lock itself must check, if the user is not spending more time than the deposite. And if the time is over, the returnit()-function must be called,


AWS knows that this is in a publicly available repo. Might want to clean this up @anowak-r7


Will the new update method need below code for input simulation?


Hrm, yeah, it's copy and paste error then. Maybe we should cleanup the code base with an regex for that?


this commit is based on AOSP grouper Tegra HAL
https://android.googlesource.com/device/asus/grouper/+/master/nfc/

Signed-off-by: Alin Jerpelea <alin.jerpelea@sonymobile.com>

Change-Id: 6cb4be13bceb26b2130219156bf6a7f79d62665f


I agree that maps will be challenging, ensuring that it's going to the right place; but I also do see how beneficial it will be once we get the hang of it. I mentioned in my post that I wanted to try out the relationship table for my historicizing project to see if I can develop better organization and perhaps better understand DITA maps.


why do we use two ways to do that? What version wins if both are set.


We don't need to do it ourselves. It's cabernets responsibility to find the single container id.


I always stick to MCP decompiled sources.


var.LOVERS[nick] is already a set though, isn't it?


I am not sure pre-forking is required.  This was a work-around to an issue in ceph-mon and its interaction with LevelDB.


nit: might be better to pass by reference here and below to make clear this can't be NULL, or perhaps update the comment for these functions to document the requirement.


This line is not necessary anymore, the caller is going to log the error


It can only be not present in the event that a mod's EntityAIBase is constructed but never attached to an Entity...no way I'm going to add that API contract for something that is very specific.


Update project_proposals


Nobody can delete anything.  The environment is private to the file.  It's not thread-safe, but other than that...

I just sent output as you were doing.  Copy/paste.  I don't know what else we'd do with them unless you want to log() them.


LGTM


How would add a shadow to the frontView without this; or, for example, change its flex?


I take that back. It should be private.  Will fix or otherwise hide.


teaching Sasha to write comments


It's dependent on node.js functionality


OK, thanks!


Not sure if the semantics are close enough, but if they are, yes, why not? I'm just not sure whether we should do it for the Pool or the Connection (or both??).


I feel like this should be embedded inside the article DB as a write-through in-memory cache. This'd certainly make this action creator simple but it'd also home all of the caching logic in the same place.


MMORPG游戏研究---传奇3新架构

研究和探讨游戏服务器, 游戏客户端的新技术, 新架构

希望通过这个开源项目抛砖引玉, 认识更多热爱网络游戏研究的达人


I implemented Cursed Blade as a double damage trait instead of a cursed attribute in case a future minion ever had an ability like "This minion takes double damage." If you'd like to use that instead.


I really hope this isn't for react-router-relay (:

I already dropped our buggy behavior there of messing with the query signature for no good reason.


I would only load the module on the map image code path -- this will also load the module on the list mapped images code path.

Also, perhaps only try to load if: ```if (access("/sys/module/nbd", F_OK) != 0) {}```?


Interesting. Honestly, if you ever get weird stuff happen when you create a branch, until we really understand how to do diff merges, It's probably safer to delete the branch, go to your master, make sure it's up to date, then branch again. Seeing as you already have stuff in changed in this branch. We just need to make sure we're extra thorough about checking it before we merge to master


I also agree that using DITA isn't too difficult, but rather there are a lot of aspects about the tool that confuses me. Reading about it gives a me a start in understanding parts of DITA, but, like Juliet, I'm still feeling lost about DITA. When we're in class, for the most part I can follow along. But when I get home, I don't even know where to start. I also agree that the content for topics is difficult.


Ich vermute jetzt einfach mal das der TimerInterrupt die Module aufruft oder?
Ansonsten soll dir das ja eh ne Hilfe sein. :) Also passt alles.


Hi Marcello,

Die setzten alle die gleiche variable c->videomode, also der letzte gewinnt. Ausser das setzten dieser variable wird nicht direct was gemacht vom dialplan aus. Nur wenn rtp gestarted wird, wird auch video gestarted (wenn videomode!=off), genau so wie fruher.

Nur vorhin hatt das setzen von channel(video=off) nur functioniert fur outgoing calls, jetzt geht das in beide richtungen.

Es ware naturlich besser wenn wir tatsachlich auf die codecs schauen wurden, statt uns auf so eine variabele zu verlassen. Leider habe ich aber noch keine zeit und lust gehabt mit mit den video codecs aus ein ander zu setzten.

Vielleicht ist der extra dialoption fur video jetzt ein wenig ubertrieben, aber war damit eeh beschaftigt. Wenn du einer der sachen uberhaupt nicht magst nehm ich das gerne raus, nur sagen.

Diederik

On 17-11-15 18:32, marcelloceschia wrote:
>
> why do we use two ways to do that? What version wins if both are set.
>
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I submitted a PR to capitalize three currencies.


It's not a big deal. The reason I implemented it this way was that it was easier to search through them at exec-time than organizing them up-front in initialization. I can use maps instead, it's a more organized way of storing them.


Similar to krbd mod load, it might be good to support overriding the ```nbds_max``` module parameter via a ```rbd-nbd map``` optional parameter.   My Fedora 22 box defaults to 16 devices.


a `static_cast` then?


Serbian Latin keymap for Atom.

This is my first commit here at GitHub, sorry if I did something wrong. :)


This commit introduced a performance issue for `RouteProxy`, see: https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/22320


WTF


It *is* a variadic parameter. `interface{}` is the equivalent of Java's `Object`. Everything extends it (using the definition of `extends` loosely since golang doesn't have inheritance.)

Maybe I'm misunderstanding what you're suggesting. Can you be a little more specific?


== 1 :-)


I can see the mobile version being really slow, but I cant tell if it is due to this or other commit


WTF is 123 ?


sure, but i dont see how that much that is useful to add Capstone here. you just need print out the binary, then paste it into something like http://www.cenigma.org. it is simple enough.

but if you mean having a debug option and enable all the debugging info above to be printed out, then yes that will be useful. just go ahead implementing this option, i will merge.

thanks.


Could it possibly happen that we reach this spot without `GeneratorsOfSemigroup` being set? If so, how about changing the `else` to `elif HasGeneratorsOfSemigroup(S) then`, and a few lines later surround the code dealing with generators by `if IsBound(gens) then / fi;`?


Why does this have an extra rank of 8? Are there some competing `ViewString` methods or what?


No, because we would generate `var 1234app = React.createClass(...);` which is invalid. You should pick a valid identifier – you can always change any names that show up so it doesn't appear except in the source code.


Linking: https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/3767


So why do we have these two methods? Does that mean one can construct something in filter `IsGroup and IsTransformationSemigroup` which does not have group or semigroup generators set? And also does not have `IsGroupAsSemigroup` set? How so?

Can't we instead just set a method for `IsGroup and IsTransformationSemigroup`? And another for `IsGroup and IsPartialPermSemigroup` below?


It should read REL-2476


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Looks good :+1:


Doesn't this method subsume the one from line 196ff ? (Perhaps I am missing something?)


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https://github.com/gillstrom/vol should work for linux and windows as well.


Oops, I meant to delete those!


@michaelklishin are any tests required for changes such as these? for improving error messages & logging.


Thanks!


Even though it's not perfect, I've got to show this one off.

**Aren't you guys sick of waiting for rbenv/nvm to initialize whenever you spawn a new shell?** My shell startup time was 1.5 seconds! Now it's down to about 600ms, still crazy slow, but I'm working on it (remaining time is in bash_it startup).

@ferndopolis @svevang @chiliconsql @jmoody


Blame @Xyene for everything.


This is my first commit on GitHub. Sorry if I did something wrong :)


Is this a sentence?


isRented makes it easier to read, but it needs one more variable in the storage.
isRented is defined as user != owner.


Hm, what does this change have to do with the commit message?


`Bool` not necessary, this should be

`var searchActive = false`


this is correct, please be consistent within your file.


das soll ein Container für die aktiven Socketverbindungen (im Regelfall nur die eine zum Pi selbst, aber evtl. halt auch ein Browser aus dem Netzwerk wenn das eCar zu hause in der Garage steht o.Ä.)
ich refaktore es in "socketClients"


On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 10:09:27PM -0800, Daisie Huang wrote:
> I don't know of anyone who actually claims that git itself is worth
> choosing on its own merits…

I do ;).  I like Git because of its nice separation between immutable,
content-addressable data (commits, directories, files, …) and mutable
references to that data (branches, lightweight tags, …).  I'm not
aware of another distributed version control system with such a clean
model.

And there are a number of projects that use Git for development but
don't use GitHub (e.g. Git itself, the Linux kernel, Gentoo, …).
Sometimes that's because they prefer email-based development, and
sometimes it's because they don't want to rely on closed-source
tooling.  But the beauty of any DVCS is that you're not locked into a
single host.  Git, Linux, and Gentoo are all mirrored on GitHub, it's
just not where the bulk of development happens.  And they're mirrored
in a number of other places as well.

> … and if it weren't GitHub, it would be some other site that uses
> whatever other VCS.

Or another site that uses Git, like Bitbucket, SourceForge, GitLab, ….
With Git, moving your repository to another host is pretty painless.
Moving the rest of the infrastructure (mailing list, PR discussions,
issues) is more difficult, which is why I like using distributed
systems like nmbug [1] for those too.  And for mass migrations
(e.g. Google Code to GitHub), it's likely that folks will write
exporters/importers to transition that surrounding data from one
hosting system to another.

[1]: https://notmuchmail.org/nmbug/


Possible race condition between two map commands?  Should this condition just ```++id```?


Two Problems: Spacing between `:` and variable name should be like this:

```
var foo: Type = value
```

Also, spaces in between `=`. This line should read:

`var dataMovies: [NSDictionary] = []`


same as above


You could also add a Unicorn hook that's called with the host JIT output, which would both be useful for debugging the JIT and a couple of weird reversing tools I can imagine. Then you can also just use Capstone from Python without including it in Unicorn itself.


remove soc_leon


Capitalization incorrect: this should be `changeView`


This still leaves a number of files in the git repository which will be modified by running "grunt":

	modified:   dist/css/bootstrap.min.css.map
	modified:   docs/assets/css/docs.min.css.map
	modified:   docs/assets/js/docs.min.js
	modified:   docs/dist/css/bootstrap.min.css.map

Wouldn't it be easier and cleaner to remove all grunt generated files from the git repository?


@bketelsen The tool I found from matryer is at https://github.com/matryer/version. This doesn't do semantic versioning and isn't a general library. It's an opinionated tool for versioning in Go projects doing things like creating a .version file. It's not really in line with the rest of the post. Unless there's something else. Did I miss something?


This should now be ERROR.


Note, this actually addresses #111, not #119. My bad.


space between `pressed` and `{`

```
if !pressed {
```


since *vessel* is guaranteed to be unequal *null* (check in line 248), the *ActiveVessel != null* check is not necessary.


entfernt


`self` unnecessary


@AchimTuran please check if something got broken here. Not ideal that AEAudioFormat is almost duplicated here. The struct has changed


Would be a bit clearer (if more verbose) as `parent_csum_bytes`.


name should be properly camelCased - this should be `moviesTableView`


You should add those to your global gitignore instead as they are not project specific


naming: `moviesCollectionView`


self unnecessary


spacing between `{` again:

```
} else {
```


yes, I just added it to make it more readable. I can easily take it away.


geändert


Oh I see, we reuse the variable.  Hmm.  Maybe better to have two?


The master should actually be the same as my branch. I think it's just some spacing things that's changed in my branch.  I'll try deleting and branching again.


Ooo, pretty!


yes actually i already have a plan for that. will push it out when it is ready.


How about using `fetch` with a block that raises the error?

```ruby
      def attribute_field(dashboard, resource, attribute_name, page)
        value = get_attribute_value(resource, attribute_name)

        attribute = dashboard.attribute_types.fetch(attribute_name) do
          fail "Attribute #{attribute_name} not found in #{dashboard.class}"
        end
        attribute.new(attribute_name, value, page)
      end
```


Move class variables to the top of the file; these should be above your functions.


addresses part of issue #15


@UmerIftikhar Could you please properly use the issue system to raise this problem? It doesn't seem relevant to the commit.


Sure, I'll try to test it out tonight.


this could be a `let`


Please mail it to us then. I'd like to keep one copy.


entsprechend unserer verbalen kommunikation angepasst


I first thought that it is maintainer-only target and has no value to the end-user, but it now occurred to me that users may save their own configurations as "local" samples and may need to update them once they switch to a new release. So yes, I should document this.


unnecessary line break


Sorry. That comment was made during a talk on git I was giving last Thursday night.

Regards,
Paul

> On Nov 17, 2015, at 8:17 AM, Peter Kellner <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> very interesting comment
>
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Try branching using the guide I put in the README

On Tuesday, November 17, 2015, aepohl <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> The master should actually be the same as my branch. I think it's just
> some spacing things that's changed in my branch. I'll try deleting and
> branching again.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/MongooseUASoftEng/MongoosePOS/commit/a8f194a66ee41ec684f70d0cd51d389e892cc35a#commitcomment-14450827>
> .
>


awesomesauce


but the debugging option can still be implemented without conflicting ...


parentheses unnecessary

```
if searchActive {
```


ok


no semicolons in swift


more unnecessary white space


the problem is, who is calling it. This is not like a computer code where you can set a time trigger (although https://forum.ethereum.org/discussion/3571/ethereum-alarm-clock-call-scheduling-for-contracts is trying something like that) . So someone needs to call it, either the owner or the user.
Thats why I provided the `returnToOwner` function (see below), I think this solves the problem. This function could be called automatically from the owner.


remove public


This should be `{The {English} Noun Phrase in its Sentential Aspect}` (title casing and `English` in braces).


Nope , that is the one I saw.  If it doesn't fit then leave it out.  Thanks.


Why did you create the getter and the setter? you are only using the variable inside the class... so I would suggest to leave it private and remove getter and setter.


variable type unnecessary

```
var movie = NSDictionary()
```


getan


@peircej: does this look about right? It works in the test scenarios I threw at it. tests pass, but that's not surprising since if there had been tests they would have been failing before.

If so, adding a scale field to the Exp settings -> screen would allow people to enter -1 to flip the entire display horizontally or vertically. So you could develop an experiment offline in normal view, and then flip for viewing in fMRI by changing a single parameter in the exp settings dialog. TextStim still are unaffected (i.e., #89 remains).


Ok. Thanks.


No need this. We'll use much better eslint later on. So, we can avoid this.


Hmm, yes - good point. Was trying to find any way of making it shorter! - I think for legibility's case, I'll return this.


I'm :+1: on @monkbroc's suggestion - it's more explicit and accurate than rescuing from a `NoMethodError`.


@azturner  ok, cool.


查了一下can i use，感觉支持的浏览器好少啊~


On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 10:14:54PM -0800, Daisie Huang wrote:
> I had not previously committed this pdf to version control because
> of the issues you mentioned, but I think that, in lieu of any of us
> actually bothering to structure `fig` and then work out how to
> generate a slide deck

It looks like we dropped reveal.js in swcarpentry/lesson-template#273,
so building a formal slide deck may be too much work.  But I'm happy
to work up a PR adding some structure to fig/.

> I've not heard of the tool you mentioned…

It's just a minimal image viewer [1].  If folks don't have a favorite
image viewer, they can do a pretty good job with:

  $ firefox fig/*

[1]: https://github.com/phillipberndt/pqiv/


Might be nice to switch the ```bool use_xyz``` params to an enun with close, pipe, and keep values.


Well other ones are not really better.

I would love to move it to an .sh file, but that's not cross-platform which is one of the decisions against makefile for example.


parentheses unnecessary, and spacing:

```
if searchActive {
```


extra line break


You are sure there should be f000 (rho) there? Remember that our cumulants aren't multiplied by rho like in the article.


compiler gave you a warning about changing `var` to `let`, please listen


It is kind of sad to see the move to phabricator, consider that Github issues much well-known and arguably looks better.


ЭЭЭ БЛЭТ !! ТУОХ ТИГИНДЭ


i've only tested this manually; dropping the connection between a publishing client and remote server, and verifying the logs.


okay, well I branched straight from the master. Don't know why it says I'm 5 commits ahead.


Regarding the commit titled "Prevent inappropriate removal of generators", after reading the commit message and before having looked at the code: So for groups of course there is a similar situation. You cannot write `Group([])` to create a trivial group. Hence, the optional second parameter for specifying a neutral element. The same facility exists for `Monoid`.

So, for a group, one cannot always reconstruct the group from just `GeneratorsOfGroup` either -- one needs to write `Group( GeneratorsOfGroup(G), One(G) )`.  (BTW, forgetting about this edge case caused several bugs in the past, where code was not ready to deal with trivial groups).

So for me it would be natural to assume that for monoids, one has to do the same (and hence removing the one element would be OK for them). That said, this is a design decision in the end, I guess... It just seems inconsistent to do this one way for groups and another for monoids...

Of course semigroups are another matter. If the identity element cannot be generated by the other generators, then of course one must not remove it from the list of generators.


you can combine these two lines:

```
if let cachedImage = UIImageView.sharedImageCache().cachedImageForRequest(request) {
   ...
else {
  ...
}
```


These urls should just contain the anchors. Eg. instead of `http://deployment-workflow.loc/#overview` use `#overview`.


If you are referring to  "A usage scenario, illustrating how the components operate, follows each description." Yes, that is complete sentence. It was missing a comma.


space before `as`


unindent one stop


use =/


// FIXME: There has to be a way to do this without converting to an array and then back to a collection


// FIXME: Move this to another class as there is a lot more we should do here


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or, in the return statement below return sum / (double)(windowsTotal*meanReadsPerWindow)


I disagree @ratson - Github issues is much poorer product with significantly less functionality. A lot of larger projects tend to use a real task tracking system (Phabricator, Bugzilla, Mantis, etc.) rather than Github, due to its limitations. I'm not sure the fact that it's "well-known" really matters much - What's the point of using something well-known if it doesn't scale well?

I hope code reviews move to Phabricator at some point too - The one thing Github does even worse than issue tracking is code reviews.


Please include makefile in master directory before ant clean and ant build


I think there should still be padding when the `<code>` is inline like: foo `bar` baz. Just not when the `<code>` is a block (like the standalone source code snippets at the bottom)


Don't feel like you have to go to every single talk. Skip a time slot and use that time to unwind and socialize (or go to the career fair).


I do fork surveillance sometimes... :)


were able to get one of the speakers to join us for lunch ~~later this month~~.


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It's unrelated to whether the files are there or not. It's a different cause, probably newer dependencies or an OS issue.


部分改动确实值得肯定，但也有一部分改动过于直译，但在实际UI上表现不佳

请记住，软件翻译的第一准则是可用性，而不是信达雅


Would this work for Swift with Xcode 7.1? Also with my Xcode installation, there is no folder, Library/Application Support/Developer/Shared/Xcode/Plug-ins

Thanks.


I am talking about something along https://gobyexample.com/variadic-functions

so instead of defining a type for each functions, one can just pass a variable number of argument.

Your solution may be more elegant but it adds a bunch of different interfaces.... I am not sure what the benefit is. I will leave it up to you to decide what to use, but just wanted to flag it out.


*Simplify


haha, I noticed this but thought my brain was just refusing to brain so I didn't say anything... sorry about that.  Good catch


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I am not sure how the brackets are set in Solidity. I would expect that every statement before and after the `&&` must be true, but I can add some.


Please format this so that it's more readable.  IntelliJ's auto-format will do the right thing.


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I think you are using templates so it allows to define within the `atcd.conf` file stuff like:

```
command: "echo 'shape_on({{.GroupId}})' >> /tmp/atc_log"
```

IMHO, the command should just be the location of a script and the script is expecting to receive a pre-defined list of arguments for each event.
For instance, on group leave, script will receive groupid as argv[1], ipaddress as argv[2]


What about *_SUPRA_THRESHOLD_CLUSTER_SIZE_* ?


Where is BOARD_NFC_LPM_LOSES_CONFIG set?


що це ти понаробляв? воно ж не логінуватиме


@kutsyk, емм. так просто не пройде. ретурн лише поверне вюшку без наповнення


@Ayanda-D that's how I tested, by tailing logs and using a REPL. Once we make swapping logging backends easier it should be possible to properly test this but I'm not sure how much it would be worth. We certainly have bigger fish to catch at the moment.


Type types of both `expected` and `actual` (names should match the pattern) should both be `ApplicationInstancesResponse`, not `HashMap`.


List some specific companies


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ai primi proiectul?


ack


Oh!!! Grate fix!!!


Students/Others/Huruiala V. Vasile Alexandru/android/Fluffeh the Cat/src/cat/the/fluffeh/views/GamePanel.java

Great, great, work, however, it is very, very slow! And the problem is that you use `.repaint();` way more often than you should.
Simply insert a `repaint();` statement here, after this line.


ти взагалі шариш, що ти змінюєш? який ще POST на login-error ???


And remove this one


also this one


And tell me if it improved performance


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kkkkkkk


The abstract is actually longer than this, and it has paragraph breaks. So it should be something like this with `\par` after each paragraph break:

```tex
  abstract                    = {This dissertation is a defense of the hypothesis that the noun phrase is headed by a \textit{functional element} (i.e., ``non-lexical'' category) D, identied with the determiner. In this way, the structure of the noun phrase parallels that of the sentence, which is headed by Infl(ection), under assumptions now standard within the Government-Binding (GB) framework.\par The central empirical problem addressed is the question of the proper analysis of the so-called ``Poss-ing'' gerund in English. This construction possesses simultaneously many properties of sentences, and many properties of noun phrases. The problem of capturing this dual aspect of the Poss-ing construction is heightened by current restrictive views of X-bar theory, which, in particular, rule out the obvious structure for Poss-ing, NP[NP VPing], by virtue of its exocentricity.\par Consideration of languages in which nouns, even the most basic concrete nouns, show agreement (AGR) with their possessors, points to an analysis of the noun phrase as headed by an element similar to Infl, which provides a position for AGR; I call this Infl-like element ``D''. D and Infl belong to the class of non-lexical categories, which I prefer to call \textit{functional} categories. The analysis in which D heads the noun phrase I call the ``DP-analysis''.\par Importing the DP-analysis into English yields an immediate solution for the problem of the Poss-ing gerund: Poss-ing gerunds (and by extension, noun phrases generally) have a more sentence-like structure than hitherto thought, namely, DP[DP's D VPing]. (In non-gerundive noun phrases, ``VP'' is replaced by a projection of N. This projection of N, despite being a maximal X-bar projection corresponds to N-bar in the standard analysis.)\par Current trends in the treatment of minor categories---so-called ``non-lexical'' categories---lead to a similar conclusion. Until recently, minor categories like complementizers and modals had been treated as syncategorematic. Under current assumptions, however, they participate fully in the X-bar schema. In this way, two simplifications are achieved simultaneously: we eliminate syncategorematic elements, and we acquire an endocentric analysis of the sentence, which had been exceptional in being the only exocentric major category. To make these results fully general, we are led to treat the remaining syncategorematic elements---in particular, determiners in noun phrases and degree words in adjective phrases---as heads of full phrases. The analogy with complementizers and modals indicates that determiners and degree words should head noun phrases and adjective phrases, respectively. In other words, determiners are lexical instantiations of ``D'' in the same way that modals are lexical instantiations of Infl.\par However, despite the conceptual links, the question of the existence of a functional head of the noun phrase (the DP-analysis), and the question of the place of the determiner, are independent questions, and I treat them separately: Chapters One through Three are concerned predominantly with the former question, Chapter Four with the latter.\par Chapter One provides a brief introduction. In Chapter Two, I present the DP-analysis, motivating it by examining languages with agreement between noun and possessor. I also discuss issues raised by the DP-analysis, with emphasis on the parallelism between noun phrase and sentence hypothesized under the DP-analysis. In particular, I treat the question of PRO in the noun phrase; and I show that the numerous differences between sentence and noun phrase do not invalidate the parallelism of structure proposed under the DP-analysis. In Chapter Three I apply the analysis to the three gerundive constructions, Acc-ing, Poss-ing, and Ing-of. Finally, in Chapter Four, I turn to the question of whether the determiner is the lexical instantiation of D, the functional head of the noun phrase.},
```

Also, it's an interesting question of what to do about the subscripts. Let me think about it for a bit.


Oh, I see what you mean. I normally call those type of parameters `varargs` but that's just a difference in nomenclature.

The reason I'm using interfaces is so that the parameters have names. If I used a `varargs` there they would be positional, rather than named. I could use a map too, which would prevent the interface definitions, but would complicate the function call syntax. I'll try it with maps anyway, and see if I like it that way better.


@michaelklishin okay, just needed second opinion on this before submitting PR. Thanks!


Obrigado nada @AgtLucas
Déreal!!!


done


I think so, it's a very cheap lookup into an array by integer index.


Hmm. I think rather recommend people to setup some decent swap ;.)
I do have an old hp portable with 3.5 GB memory, - if that computer can compile it, then I think all can, otherwise we could do it safe and slow.


@kutsyk серйозно, в тебе що немає своїх завдань, нащо ти ламаєш?


!! fell across this bug just now. Glad its fixed. Kudos.


kkkkk

Vai entender...


I think doing it this way allows more general commands, and you could conveivably do a more complex call from within the config rather than having to write a script to do it.


The indentation could be changed to improve readability.

*Detected by MatlabIndentationBear with severity 0 while running section `matlab`.*

*The issue occurred in the lines 2 to 11.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```
--- a/simplex.m
+++ b/simplex.m
@@ -1,14 +1,14 @@
 function[x, g, A] = simplex(A, b, c);
-# Simplex algorithm in standard form:
-# c*x = max
-# A*x <= b
-# x_i > 01
-#
-# Output parameters:
-# A - final tableau of the simplex method
-# subs - indices of the basic variables in the final tableau
-# x - optimal solution
-# z - value of the objective function at x.
+  # Simplex algorithm in standard form:
+  # c*x = max
+  # A*x <= b
+  # x_i > 01
+  #
+  # Output parameters:
+  # A - final tableau of the simplex method
+  # subs - indices of the basic variables in the final tableau
+  # x - optimal solution
+  # z - value of the objective function at x.
   c = -c;
   [m, n] = size(A);

```


The indentation could be changed to improve readability.

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*The issue occurred in the lines 56 to 56.*

The issue can be fixed by applying the following patch:

```
--- a/simplex.m
+++ b/simplex.m
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@
 endfunction

 function q = weirdquotient(a, b)
-# Calculates something that isn't exactly a quotient
+  # Calculates something that isn't exactly a quotient
   if (b > eps)
     q = a / b;
   else
```


Huuuuuumm Granola...


молорик


It should actually refer to https://github.com/Graylog2/graylog2-web-interface/issues/1686


@kutsyk коміт треба ревертнути, ти поліз в те що не розумієш. нащо ти це прибрав?


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Changed my mind. They should definitely use structs. The reason for this will be evident in my next commit.


Steve,
Thanks that worked, however, I am still having a problem with checking for the correct child in the URL.  See a future commit.


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@ximinez  Analogous functions are member of LedgerMaster and as members of LedgerMaster they have access to things like caches. Think about a function to get the close time of a ledger based on its sequence number -- well, that depends on what sequence of ledgers the server is running on. And some class has to encapsulate that knowledge, and that's the LedgerMaster. As a free function, what ledger stream would it be operating on? So you'd have to at least pass it LedgerHistory, LedgerMaster, or the NodeStore as a parameter.


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Why is this in multiplayer?


Okay, this block could be written in a more simple way. First, don't initialize a new `UIImage` every time. And then write your code sequentially:

```swift
let grayStar = UIImage(named: "grey.png")
let halfStar = UIImage(named: "halfyellow.png")
let fullStar = UIImage(named: "yellow.png")

cell.star3Image = grayStar
cell.star4Image = grayStar
cell.star5Image = grayStar

if rank < 60 {
  return cell
}

switch rank {
case _ where rank > 60 && rank < 71:
   cell.star3Image = halfStar
case _ where rank < 80:
   cell.star3Image = fullStar
case _ where rank < 86:
  cell.star3Image = fullStar
  cell.star4Image = halfStar
case _ where rank < 90
  cell.star3Image = fullStar
  cell.star4Image = fullStar
  cell.star5Image = halfStar
default:
  cell.star3Image = fullStar
  cell.star4Image = fullStar
  cell.star5Image = halfStar
}

return cell
```


No, this looks wrong to me in two ways:
 1. by including the abs() call you actually *prevent* the flipping being possible, whereas previously it could be done, because any negative scale value gets made positive. No?
 2. I don't see what change you've made here fixed the original issue that the scale combined with position change broke things for the user. To be fair I have gone and tried to replicate his problem, but I think we should do that first (with a test that fails) and then fix it (so the test passes).

For the flipping we can also now do this by a different method that will be immune to the fact that text and pixel-by-pixel drawing (SimpleImageStim?) render with a different coordinates system. When the user has FBO turned on we can use the _renderFBO() method to control flipping and rescaling there instead. A few users have found slower performance with FBO turned on (I think for a very fast graphics card it won't be noticeable though) so we might turn it off by default (currently on by default i think). But with FBO on and a quick change to that _renderFBO function I'm certain that proper frame mirroring and rescaling can be achieved.


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On a meta-leval, @mohamed-barakat probably would now (rightfully!) point out that this is a byproduct of the design decision to base GAP on elements and generators, instead (mathematical) categories. As a result, a set X of partial permutations may generate a monoid with a one element that differs from the one-element of the monoid generated by a subset of X.

Now, in your code, you hint at this problem case:
```
gap> M1:=Monoid(PartialPerm([1,2]), PartialPerm([1]));
<partial perm monoid of rank 2 with 2 generators>
gap> M2:=Monoid(PartialPerm([1]));
<trivial partial perm group of rank 1 with 1 generator>
gap> One(M1);
<identity partial perm on [ 1, 2 ]>
gap> One(M2);
<identity partial perm on [ 1 ]>
```

So here indeed, the elements of a collection can have different `One` elements than the whole collection has. I am not aware of any other type of elements resp. collections in GAP having that property. I wonder if this violates some written or unwritten contract a lot of code in the library implicitly relies on ...

Indeed, I find this highly surprising (note that the documentation for `Monoid` even talks explicity about rising generators to the 0-th power:
```
gap> M1.1^0 = One(M1);
true
gap> M1.2^0 = One(M1);
false
```

So I am tempted to call this a design flaw in partial permutations... or perhaps I should say `design mismatch`: It's design makes perfect sense, but does not fit into the overall design of GAP (please note that this remarks is not meant judgemental; in particular, I am not claiming that what GAP does is *better).

The underlying issue here is IMHO that GAP previously did not allow such things: Either all generators of a group have the same `One` (e.g. for permutations, this is achieved by pretending S_n is a subgroup of S_{n+1}, even though mathematicall it is just isomorphic to one), or else there is an error thrown (if you mix elements of two different free groups; or a permutation and a matrix; etc.).

So, I guess what I am saying is this: While this commit may "fix" one particular issue the design of pperms causes you when trying to use them to generate groups, I'd expect many other similar issues to pop up. And I am not sure whether this kind of "fix" is a good idea on the long run, given the "design mismatch" I just explained.


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no bears affected = everything is ignored? looks like a weird-ish default

also, what happens if the list of bears is not lowercase? shouldn't it be
`or self.origin.lower() in [bear_name.lower() for bear_name in bears]`.

My use of bear_name also kinda shows that I'm not fond of naming something `bears` because that might encourage people to actually pass a list of classes or instances... especially since this is not really defined in the docstring


line break in between functions


Warum jetzt nur noch 50% Überladung statt 100% wie bei deinem ersten Request? Ein wert von 2 halte ich schon für ein vernünftigen Wert, 1,5 scheint mir zu klein.
Und warum das als define in der move.h? Ich dachte davon wollen wir wenn möglich weg und nicht noch mehr davon.
Mache das bitte genau wie beim Schaden.


too much white space


Yes, thats what the armadillo doc says.
With armadillo you can either compile with -DARAM_DONT_USE_WRAPPER, set the compile constant to target the underlying installed high performance blas/lapack (or similar), then link those in your target.
OR:
run armadillo configure/ etc.. plus optionally install, and link lib armadillo. The wrapper takes care of pulling in the libraries that are detected in the configure-phase (whatever those would be).

I have verified it on fedora, (got some other libraries there), - and it works as described.


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indent code here


space between `"tableCell"` and `{`


again, `let movie: NSDictionary` should work


`if searchActive {`


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`session` should be in plural form, e.g. `sessions`


actually not! r, as mutable cell is under race till return value gets reduced by unit!


Thank you


imo it's not good code style to recheck things you don't need to check, and I believe it makes the code better to read, one `if` less :)


reack (for gitmate, it overrides the status when the PR changes but I just fixed that so this should do it)


reack


space between `}` and `else`


maybe write "results that affect code in any of these ranges..."


extra whitespace


yeah, but I like to keep it clean and simple. Provide the information the script may need and it can do it as well.
One thing we should actually agree upon is what data needs to be given to the hooks. For instance, a group id has little value for a hook, but the members of that group is much more relevant.


Yes, this is wrong, thanks. Normally IntelliJ would point out something like that, but it seem when mixing Java and Scala code it doesn't detect errors like this anymore.


On an unrelated note, I think you're using tabs. In Ruby, a preferred method is to use [two spaces](https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide#source-code-layout) to indent code.


I guess the reason was that at some point the image should only expand to its' natural dimensions to avoid stretching of small res images and now that has changed, but I guess that could be done with only css anyway.
Feel free to change it.


okay, was just an idea :)


fwiw, this code vanishes in a later commit, can we thus not care for this this time? I think it's too much trouble for code that gets removed.


I don't know if `ignore` is expressive enough here....

`result.ignore(range)` reads like the result should ignore a range, and not like the result should be ignored...


space before `{`


Special version of `equal_to` and `not_equal` to for pointers are not needed, as pointers are `EqualityComparable`, furthermore standard does not provide any special meaning for pointer specializations of this templates. See 20.9.6 [comparisons] p14:
> For templates `greater`, `less`, `greater_equal`, and `less_equal`, the specializations for any pointer type
yield a total order, even if the built-in operators `<`, `>`, `<=`, `>=` do not.


This is true, but the `ShapingEngine` type is implemented as a `Shaper` which means all it has at that point is the `GroupId` to use. I'm planning on breaking this out later and making the `ShapingEngine` smarter so it knows how to lookup member IPs from the group ID, but for now, I think this is sufficient.


why two spaces between `else` and `{`


Then could you do a test for `uut.delete_line(1)`?


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`self` unnecessary


To Prof. Sommers, if you could, please ignore the wrong-headed changes I made in uthread.c in this commit. I did not intend to include them in this final commit for submission at all, only the changes in proc.c and types.h


Ok, that makes sense, thanks for clarifying. I find the "LICENSE" file helps people figure out the license quickly without having to grovel through metadata, but the repository is trivial enough in this case that it is not worth worrying about.


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Nit: Could we name this sqlCommands or something plural to distinguish it from the other method's sql parameter?


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why is this indented


sepolicy надо брать от MIUI,+см не правильно упаковывает его


I'll change the docs, still I think the convention makes sense and changing it would be hard.


space before `as!`


no semicolons in swift


ack


Je ne sais pas bien je n'ai pas la vision du projet en général mais theo as dit qu'il n'était pas tout à fait finalisé.


i've already coded the ftp client... and i have an EAP file for LTW.


I don't think there can be two handlers for the same pattern. Can you change these to: `/jobs/:jobid/cancel` and `/jobs/:jobid/stop`? That will also make it easier to understand why there are two different handlers.


please add line break above, and remove the one below


## Tittle
###  Title third level


When you get a `ValueError` you should trigger a warning that the user provided invalid input and you fall back to all available cores^^


parentheses unnecessary


debug?


DDSChannel perhaps


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This empty line is not present in other files.


changing to

```
        """
        Determines if the result has to be ignored.

        :param ignore_ranges: A list of tuples, each containing a list of lower
                              cased affected bearnames and a SourceRange to
                              ignore. If any of the bearname lists is empty, it
                              is considered an ignore range for all bears.
        :return:              True if this result has to be ignored.
        """
```


missing docstrings.


`self` unnecessary


why do you need `tmp` - you should be able to just use `movie`


Going off of @AnnaIrish, I agree with you that some of the topics were very lengthy. It is difficult to imagine what we could possibly do with such requirements like with using the links when there are simpler options out there (@linuxbo Wiki example). I think that just goes to show that DITA is a complex language because it requires all those categorizations and that it is probably best used in specific situations that would be seen as beneficial. The specificity of DITA is what makes it appealing to technical communicators because the DITA chapters mentioned usability a lot.


`find_module_properties_and_get_instance` can raise AttributeError as it is right now I think..


Sweet, thanks!

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any better name?


Can you comment on this fix that appears unrelated to CAN? i.e. where you found the fixed algorithm etc.


saw approval from lukebakken
at https://github.com/basho/riak-ruby-client/commit/b0454f48ad35d8c7f1bad990e5ac7a26a3022eb4


merging basho/riak-ruby-client/bugfix/kaz-deleting-inner-map = b0454f48 into borshop-integration-244-bugfix/kaz-deleting-inner-map


basho/riak-ruby-client/bugfix/kaz-deleting-inner-map = b0454f48 merged ok, testing candidate = f6ee2a97


I would import as _n or np.


I do have a test for 0 in the new commit version, 1 isn't really special


Using iframes is a bad practice, iframes are deprecated since many years, please change that.


This is likely to cause trouble since there isn't much space on the navbar. I'm not aware with Streaming API at all. Will there be any distinction between Batch and Streaming APIs wrt. cancelling? I mean, will `cancel` be made exclusive to Batch and `stop` to Streaming?


どのセル（マップ上何もない場所等）にも必ず数値（空間、空白は０）が入っているので、数値を読み込み、それをポインタに保管する。
そのあと、セル区切りのカンマ（,）があるので一文字読み飛ばす。


Fixed the check!
With Python 3.x. `setup.sh` will compile libmraa again using Python3.


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yes


yeah then no problem^^


should always do a try/finally so to be sure to always remove the inserted modules_dir   :
```
sys.path.insert(..)
try:
    self.setup_with_file(...)
finally:
    sys.path.remove(...)
```


We do need this JS as it has other code as well. And we did decide to have this section in a view mode even if there is no pedigree to eliminate the amount of clicks to get to the drawing of a pedigree.


same here..


Add "disability organizations offering services", or maybe add it to the "training" bullet? I think it is a helpful piece of advice to mention. Many people do not think of that route.


Thanks - I got a bit wild cutting and pasting.


Ha, ok: 1) The abs() part is essential to make the mirror image part actually work. Otherwise you get a double negative for scale values < 0. The first negative is from the `GL.glScalef(self.viewScale[0], self.viewScale[1], 1)`, then followed by the `norm_rf_pos[x,y]`. So negatives were canceling out, but no longer do with abs() in one of the places. And it actually flips now in practice and did not before :-)

2) The change that fixed the combined viewScale and viewPos was to avoid setting the glMatrixMode twice. If doing both viewScale and viewPos, it was getting set once here

    if self.viewScale is not None:
            GL.glMatrixMode(GL.GL_PROJECTION)

and then again a second time here:

    GL.glMatrixMode(GL.GL_MODELVIEW)

With the code in this commit, you always get one or the other but not both. It was the both case that was problematic.

The sample script that Alexander posted could be the basis of a test. The 'both' case would fail, and the code here would make that pass.

BUT: I'm unsure about the differences between `GL.GL_MODELVIEW` and `GL.GL_PROJECTION`, and possible carry over effects of using one versus the other.


same here


maybe, we should use the keyword ```do``` for this?
At least some older version of Rust used to have a similar feature. Also I think
```Rust
do benchmark() {
    //...
}
```
is more catchy than
```
with benchmark() {
    //...
}
```
Finally, ```with``` reminds me of the following Pascal construct:
http://wiki.freepascal.org/Record#Fields


ok


:+1: great!


This breaks cfgutils

Parameter <shvset> not found in module <cfgutils> - can't set


[platform][tools] calculate Highwater hash from user id


thinking about it : I think we should use from __future__ import absolute_import  in this test module..


Parameter <shvset> not found in module <cfgutils> - can't set

Rather.


"Assess" sounds too definitive IMO - this is really initial cursory checking, AFAIK.


should probably use absolute_import (from __future__à


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некрасивый бэкграунд


Also "knowing" seems misleading. Maybe better to day "Exploring" or something softer like that?


that's actually a utility for wrapping an object in a function of unit.
The reason for the cache was to avoid frequent calls to MakeFunction (which is quite expensive as far as I recall)

I think there should be a side-effect free implementation which is also reasonably fast...


v140_xp should still be possible.

How did you get stlport to compile and work with 2015?


`is_ignored`?, `should_be_ignored`, `is_less_likely_to_be_wished-for`


fixed


`expected` and `actual` (names need to match pattern) should be `ApplicationStatisticsResponse` not `HashMap`.


changed to `to_ignore` in the new version up since a few seconds


What are "user journeys"? Please explain jargon or better avoid altogether.


it's not to bad though, really


Is section a technical DB term or an abstraction you came up with?


ack from me, rename function or leave be as desired


Parameter "<shvset>" not found in module "<cfgutils>" - can't set

Damn markdown is killing the brackets.


Noted!


Not just libmraa, I think other packages like upm: https://github.com/intel-iot-devkit/upm would be necessary. This script will be used to install them all, so IMO, a general name is fine. I will have a PR for packages like upm later.


you're annoying, especially when you're right and I'm not able to be lazy


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reack after function renaming


Parameter "shvset" not found in module "cfgutils" - can't set


"Tailor your business case" implies that there is already a business case. Do you mean "develop a tailored business case"? Seems confusing what you mean.


reack aafter function renaming


You forgot to add the `Content-Type` header `application/xml`


This JS is needed even if there is nothing to display as it gives the ability to draw a pedigree by redirecting to the pedigree edit URL (lines 122-133)


done


This does not give depth any more weight, it is roughly equivalent to
    double r = K[pv][0] + 0.1823 + log(d) * log(mc) / K[pv][1];
(or am I wrong?)


Since you just check for SourceRanges to overlap, make this function more generic, and call it also "overlaps" (or similar). In context of ignoring stuff you easily understand what this function does


reack


@benrudolph does this test pass if you just remove the `expected_auth_context` argument? Since the `XFormInstance` is no longer saved, we don't need to check what auth context was recorded for it; but it's still good to test that authtype=noauth submissions work for device logs.


I thought this paragraph explains the idea of keys. Is it not clear?


I'm afraid the commit subject is yet too long.


The "or" should be "and" in the first sentence.


Also the two commits in pull request to review are [this](https://github.com/phenotips/phenotips/commit/a22bedcb17dfc8b0973353a0f449401e89075c17) and [this](https://github.com/phenotips/phenotips/commit/e4f8816df43f7d5045f1a1f280d8a75ce935702b), not that one, as I did a rebase.


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See https://github.com/spf13/hugo/issues/1586


I guess this line caused #52 ?


Bürkli Tim - Giegie78


typo...secred -> secret


Just `return run(db, queries: queries.flatMap { $0 })` to simplify?


I also agree that short descriptions are definitely the most important aspect of writing topics. Without a good short description, a user may miss out on the information they are actually looking for. I know for me, when doing searches, if the short description doesn't describe something I am looking for, I wouldn't bother to go to the site.

As for your task analysis, I think it looks really good overall. The user goal is a great and important one and the tasks the user will be required to do are also very good ones. Deciding and defining the layouts and elements are required in order to probably use flexbox.


Created the node js with both hello world functions


Cheers for adding the check. :+1:


ack


Thanks for merging that. Any chance the npm package was not released correctly as i try to install it and it does not contain these changes


Looks good!


Is there a reason that this was not made a `PeepholePermalink`?


example:
```
# in coala processing.py (or anywhere where ignore lists are handled):
results = ...
ignore_ranges = ...
results = filter(lambda x: !results.overlaps(ign_range) for ign_range in ignore_ranges, results)
```


definitely you'll get a space between footer and content, and sidebar too. because that was margin does.
you need to add space only for content container. and this free space should stretch content (ps. from inside)


This change doesn't make sense, given that the code that is calling it calls "measure" individually for the plugin it is testing, so it never actually runs base_SdssCentroid.  Also, the code itself attempts to set a centroid to get around the safeCentroidExtractor problem.  Note that if "centroid" is defined, line 154 defines the centroid (in a completely artificial way) to get around the problem.

Did these changes come from a version of the stack prior to meas_base?


I know the bears parameter is missing...


These are good, clean screenshots, but since the tags-branch has been merged to dev (Yay!) these new screenshots should have an example of tags with highlighting.

maybe
- [ ] Throw a birthday :party: for my :dog:
?


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Maybe also just mobilizing fellow individuals? For example, you learn about accessibility and feel strongly that your organization should do something, but you are in no position to talk to management, other teams, or even build a business case - you could at least talk to your colleagues and get them to also ask for accessibility together with you.


Just a name. After all, these things might create zero or more tables, views, or indices; they're responsible for a section of the database. Most of the good names are taken!


actually my specific intention here was to have a function that just determines wether the result is ignored here, overlapping is not needed currently. If you disagree, could you open a bug for discussion?


if a user only has view rights there will be a list of a buttons for export and print a pedigree for this user to get access to actual full-size pedigree, either in new tab or in the paper after printing.


Já que trocou, da um findall nos arquivos e troca em todos.


// FIXME: Move this to another class as there is a lot more we should do here


@btre The tests pass with this diff:
```diff
-  implicit def parserValidate[T <: RegexParsers](implicit parsers: T): Validate.Plain[(String, parsers.Parser[_]), RegexParser] =
+  implicit def parserValidate[T <: RegexParsers, R](implicit parsers: T): Validate.Plain[(String, parsers.Parser[R]), RegexParser] =
     Validate.fromPartial(
-      (in: (String, parsers.Parser[_])) => parsers.parse(in._2, in._1) match {
+      (in: (String, parsers.Parser[R])) => parsers.parse(in._2, in._1) match {
```


I'm trying to understand.  Was the original code buggy, in that it divided by two instead of multiplying by 2?


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/ruby-client-test/builds/388


In my case extraction fans...
Laser is controlled through m3/m5    or g0/g1 (see the marlin for lasers fork).   I saw your laserswitch fork and was wondering where you are heading to have on/off buttons? I can see the use of a pulse button during alignment?


So just to be totally sure - the `ExecStopPost` won't fire unless we prepared the upgrade, since the unit has `ConditionPathExists=/system-update/.dnf-system-upgrade`. But it *will* attempt to remove the file after *any* upgrade otherwise, regardless of the exit code returned by `dnf`. Is that right?


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ack


Any luck?


No they are not equivalent.
log(d*1.20) will grow as d increases.

In your formula you just add a constant.


There is a 'peripheral pin'  in marlin for lasers that powers up air assist valve,  case lights,  whatever else you need in terms of supporting peripherals during a cut job.


There have been several errors in setting that factor...


One common pattern I use, and one that Rails is setup to handle by default, is allowing an `ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound` error to be created when someone tries to find something they are not allowed to access. Rails rescues that error and renders a 404 Page Not Found error in the browser.

The way you could set that up is to have a before action like this:

    def set_child
      @child = @parent.children.find params[:id]
    end

The `#find` method will raise the error since it can't find a child belonging to that parent with the given id, which by extension also means that that parent doesn't have that particular child in their family and shouldn't have access to it in the first place.

Another thing that you might want to do is separate out the logic in your current `#correct_child` method into two separate before actions. Right now it is checking to see of the `current_parent` is the same as `parent_from_url` and whether or not the child belongs to the `parent_from_url`. Separating those out will make the methods shorter and easier to read, and will reduce the amount of conditionals you'll need to use.


in fact this is what your function mainly does, and imo it would generalize your goal more without loosing something. Your name suggest quite specific behaviour^^
Opening an issue :)


Why only "informal". I suggest removing it. Consider something like "Create opportunities for exchange and support. This could be informal channels, such as chat channels, intranet discussion boards, and lunch gatherings, or more formal pitches to management during staff meetings, feedback sessions, and other occasions".


Steve,
I was so happy to get this working!!  It is ugly I am going to refactor later and then ask for your input after I refactor.


You can get the full tree of files in storage here:
http://selenium-release.storage.googleapis.com/

You can certainly look up for the 'highest' number.

Personally I've very wary to automatically provision test infrastructure with the "latest" automatically.


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Yeah.. Sorry. I meant to publish a new version, but then got side tracked, and forgot. Will do that now.


awful choice of loops :suspect:


See http://trac.cppcheck.net/ticket/7148


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I think you also need to call super here. Also, why would tearDown not be called?


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is this bug likely to be fixed soon? in that case me might want to mark this as #FIXME ?


This is a really good task analysis. You have many good points such as the tasks required and what the user needs to know in order to complete the task. You have a lot of topics that could go towards conceptual and reference.


I don't understand what the original code did.  Was the variance plan set from the original image file?  And now it is being set from some premeasured value in a table?


It just was specified as a separate task in a list of pedigree improvements to have an explicit buttons.


super.tearDown?


@nitrocode thanks for the pull request! Since it's a change to the main.py file I want to test it with all of our connectors before merging. I should be able to get that accomplished this week.


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:suspect: compute?


Most people are simply unaware of accessibility. This should be the first group of people to mention in this paragraph.


I guess what I was questioning was whether it was clear how the use of the keys fit into the use of the program. I'll take another look. It's probably fine.


Hm, the X_FSSIZE is to limit how big things can grow. We can always shrink it if we hit it.


The types of all of these should be `Map<String, Object>`.  They'll also need pluralized names because of the comment I've added to the constructor.


ack


These all need `@Singular` which will require pluralized names.


Everything ok.

Thanks Edy


I'm going to hurt you.


Good point. @marta- in case if no pedigree image and no edit rights, should we completely hide pedigree section from both view and edit modes?


But...
    log(d * 1.20) == log(d) + log(1.20)


Yep, chrome was faster !


cool

ack


И вот эта херня вызывала креши? Вот странно блин.


Laser control scheme
https://github.com/lansing-makers-network/buildlog-lasercutter-marlin/blob/master/Marlin/Configuration.h#L81


Huh? I removed it and it's in __init__, there's not going to be a problem here


The fact that it was there in the first place.


**squirty bottle**


But ill double check


My last comment in "gather support" could fit here too. Hmmm, I think we need to rethink "gather support" some more - currently it overlaps too much with this section. With gather support I also think of the "log roll" principle - that is, leveraging the power of others when you don't have any. For example, talk to HR about policies, even if you have no real say at the organization. We can talk more about this.


@jow-
Was that submit/button change on line 253 of iface_overview.htm intentional? It reverses the change you made with https://github.com/openwrt/luci/commit/9b176c8d7bd2a635cd5a3a3bdce3149247e66392 yesterday.

The change might have been intentional, but I thought to point it out in case it was accidental.


I know I am annoying when it comes to names, but what now is this supposed to mean?