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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 9 more failed tests, see build details
```


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Who you're kanging now?


You don't deserve a cent for a massive mesd of renames you thieving fuck.


Fixes the referee's concerns over Lem 4.3, and these minor revisions requested:

1. Please indicate the references of theorems 1.4, 1.6, and 1.8 in Introduction.
2. The proof of 3.4 should be rephrased as follows: [...]
3. In line 1 of page 5, ZFC should be ZFC + CH.
4. In theorem 4.7, the reference number should not appear in the end of the statement
5. In lines 16 and 17 of page 5, ‘K's should be [in cursive]


Added a commit later on that checks for platform here.


Clearly didn't exist


nice typo... :)


*thief


Using the dictionary in this case provided marginal performance in my instance. (~50ms)
Leaving the `memcached` changes for now as commit: bdc15e39d518c773f66127f8fda8c0b6661ca243 lets updated permissions display properly.


Most likely pointless, but maybe a != null check would be useful.


So this field is set when the client acks all pending messages after connecting?


testing wise, is this being covered by any of the tests in which you activated the strict no-warning policy?


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Same as above.


no, because you can't re-assign a variable (I'm pretty sure).


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LGTM


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Oui effectivement plusieurs fautes, je serai encore plus vigilant la prochaine fois, merci de vos conseils !

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Attention au bon usage du français ("esthétique" et quelques problèmes d'accords) lors de tes prochains "commit" et surtout avant un "push" sur github !

C'est bien d'avoir mis des commentaires... mais tu pourras globalement parler de "changements de couleurs" la prochaine fois, sans entrer dans le détail à ce point.

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Yo no habría creado dos bucles separados para crear los puntos iniciales y otro para los paneles; todo lo que haces después se puede hacer en el primero si tu algoritmo tarda 40s., el que te digo tardaría 20s. No es importante tanto por tiempo se ejecución como por no crear dos estructuras de control de flujo para algo que con una se podría hacer. Échale un ojo y mañana lo hablamos si quieres.


Ох. Там в адресе посылается запрос с расширением `.html` вместо `.xhtml`. Де-то похерена инициализация парсера адреса.


Stored `current_month` for that client, right?


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hometask


Random whitespace?


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Щас я фиксы для избранного закину. Чтоб не пидорасило элементы при каждом обновлении.


same function is calling 2 times in row, maybe:
i = compareStories(taskA, taskB);
if (i != 0) return i;


Could you revert the bump of the version? I'd take care of that on release directly from master.


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Tampoco separaría este punto, me crearía los puntos en un bloque y después en otro generaría las dos familias de triángulos. Pero esto es más un comentario estilístico que otra cosa...aunque creo que queda más claro agrupando bloques por función.


Documentation is wrong.  Since it's a get, and they are not indicated as filters, they're not something you can pass in.  They're more closely related to the response payload, but even that is wrong when compared to the example.


It would be good to note in the comment in the header that the method only works for `secp256k1` keys.


I had wondered about that too. I think Sarah's example is good and I'm curious if there are other situations where a designer would want to keep something hidden from the toc, for reasons other than that certain information may be too advanced. In my experience the toc is really useful for laying out the content that will follow and it seems like it defeats the point to leave something out. Like what if a really advanced chainsaw master needed to learn about Juggle Mode, but didn't have time to read the entire document or book to look for it? He wouldn't see it in the toc and would assume that book doesn't include it.


This function has no obvious errors, but it's not obvious that this function has no errors. Looks like operator+ is defined on `Vector2<T>` - maybe that could improve the readability here.


I think the whole condition is equivalent to `sb->field != mask`.


Функционал в Контроллере работает как положено, с первого взгляда мне не понятно где баг.


Ок. Я щас прочесываю список имиджборд, выявляя проблемы. Начал с популярных: сосач - ок, ычан - ок. Доброчан - оппаа :D


```
$ cat temp/test.pp
class a {
  $var = 'this'

  $var = "$var that"
  notify{ "$var": }

}

include a
```
```
puppet apply temp/test.pp
Error: Cannot reassign variable var at /Users/dennismatotek/workspace/source/envato/marketplace-puppet/temp/test.pp:4 on node curtis.envato
Error: Cannot reassign variable var at /Users/dennismatotek/workspace/source/envato/marketplace-puppet/temp/test.pp:4 on node curtis.envato
```


Not your nasty ass!  lol  Youve been reported directly to GIT.  Pick your battles dickhead.  LOL  Stupid trolls....


Huh, I guess so. I've been able to compile today without issue on SLES, RHEL, and Ubuntu.  I can change it back until something can be worked out. Unless you want to make the change.


Test 1


I'm not sure what to suggest. Is there a problem that needs fixing? The firmware version and the module version are independent, and neither are really used for anything specific, although perhaps the module version may be used for upgrades later.

I'd love to remove the user/src/application.cpp but wonder about breaking backwards compatibility for folks that are used to being able to build the default app.


@dietzc I have thought about that before, but if we initialize the `Subtract` Op, then we have no control to its subtractor parameter later. However, the subtractor must be different for each call to `compute`, since both the number to be subtracted from and the subtractor depend on the `input`.

I think we could use module to inject the parameter for every `compute` call, or a better way might be creating the `BinaryOp` as we have discussed about, so that the subtractor is not an additional parameter, but also an input. Or is there other ways to do this? Thanks!


Should be `/*` not `/**` (since its not a public function)


Good catch.


Could we simplify this perhaps to something like:

```puppet
  if $scout_environment_name {
    $scout_environment_switch = "-e ${scout_environment_name}"
  }

  if is_array($scout_roles) {
    $roles = join($scout_roles, ',')
    $scout_roles_switch = "-r ${roles}"
  }

  cron { 'scout':
    ensure  => $ensure,
    user    => $user,
    command => "/usr/bin/env scout ${scout_environment_switch} ${scout_roles_switch}",
    require => User[$user],
  }
```


Your stupid ass didnt come up with Android, so YOU kanged SOMEBODY ELSE!  What?  Got nothing cute to say now?  LOL


Consider the modern style:
```
auto world = make_unique<World>();
```
and get rid of the manual `delete` below.


Also fix KP -> KL


Thanks for pointing this out. Fixed in 506a5e9f4840c39e03d588d515eb1a45b02b91ca.


You are losing leftover time here - the extra bit of time that is `game_clock.getElapsedTime().asMilliseconds() - GAME_SPEED`. To time accurately, you want to take account of that.


Also fix KP -> KL.


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I like the point that there might be a supervisor or other necessary approval involved. Typically fonts that are used have to meet some requirements of readability and appearance, and different companies or groups definitely have different standards and goals for the way the text in their documents looks and represents them.


Simpler not to check the size. Just call `clear()`.


Nice catch. I was overthinking.


And I shall give you a screenshot of the first dungeon as a bonus ;)
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11202073/11196153/267cbd16-8cb6-11e5-8ee0-752ce4652f97.png)


Python 3.x support is not required right now, but we do have a non-voting gate to keep track of 3.x issues when we do make the jump. I don't think the initial CRs need 3.x support.


If you use `unique_ptr` everywhere, no need to worry about all these `delete`s.


Give this a different name that ends in an underscore.  imho it's too easy to confuse this with
services_provided_to_embedder_

Eventually I suspect we'll want to hang on to this proxy anyway so that we can give it to the embedder when we have the ability to export services from the app.


Just checked the code, we do need the reversal here because the we want to add the most preferred version last [here](https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/pkg/api/mapper.go#L54).

> Any chance I could convince you change the loop while there's only one version?
Ok. Could you leave a "TODO (caesarxuchao)" here and in other install.go? I can make them right again when I refactor GroupMeta.GroupVersions, which is also in the reverse order.


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyTimeAxisBasic: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSSecurityTest: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSSecurityTest.verifyFirstTimeUse: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 13 more failed tests, see build details
```


My comments about similar functionality in Broadcaster apply here too.


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For this section I think it would be helpful to add more detail. What are the specific CSS moves that the user needs to make? What are some common perceptions of different fonts that might influence the user's choices? Is "visually pleasing" based on popular opinion or personal likes and dislikes, and which is more effective? If someone were reading this to find out how to use a font in html, what information would they have to take into account to make smart decisions about the look of their text?


yes, good, push on it's way.


Che cosa voi? Dimmi! Qual cosa questa scrivio nella GitHub?


The commit will enable to toggle the video feed shown in the Qt GUI.


@gforcada didn't even realize I had it set that way.  Made it public now. :)

I've committed a fix.


Ok thx for the info


Ok. Le echo un vistazo. Gracias!


Sorry to ask this at this late stage of the process -- I know it's irritating to go back and find issues with something that feels done. But this needs to be indented one more level to preserve the existing behavior, right? Right now it unconditionally calls sendtoaddress even if sendrawtransaction already succeeded?


I thought Shauren answered you about this sort of operation in https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/commit/524e83986e1968b7ec2224ecb9fc9df94b9bd907#commitcomment-14325312


r+


Ideally we'd insert a blank line here as per PEP257 https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0257/#multi-line-docstrings and remove the leading space before "Parse".

(I'm only mentioning this since you are looking at this file anyway.)


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/0274316de219777cc97d515834ea53cbb5cf46e6


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/scpUpdateNovember = 0274316d into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/scpUpdateNovember = 0274316d merged ok, testing candidate = 7dc73023


We don't actually use a print function/statement in this file, do we?


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Thanks for the clarification on versions.

I'd like to put Tinker in one place, user/applications/tinker/app.cpp,

and user/src/application.cpp could be our "blank" app.

And in the future if we need to write test apps we just use something that we link locally with APPDIR= or if it's something that we want as an official test app we put it in user/applications or user/tests

It would be nice to keep the default app unique and unchanging ;-)


Fails without env: prod


Yup. It works now! Thank you!


Кстати, заметил, что в некроопере название тредов в избранном не обрезаются.


Would it be premature optimization to store `jvParams[1u].asString ()` in a scoped temp variable so it doesn't have to be evaluated twice?


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

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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


Per this morning's meeting, we need to add `DevOnly` back for NodeLinks, too.


Dans les services, il est recommandé d'utiliser les getters et les setters plutôt que d'accéder directement aux variables ! (petite remarque casse-couille)


Since `canonicality` is a `boost::optional` (which I had to determine by hunting down `ecdsaCanicality()`) don't you need a `*canonicality` here?  Since `ECDSACanonicality` is an `enum class` I'm surprised this compiles, which suggests there's a corner of `boost::optional` that I've missed.


Why remove the test?


Just re-created https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15Na8ihDIljcRatsPkNQFA1rQLM6C08AC0VJVyGFKioI/edit?usp=sharing from scratch and the performance is indeed much improved :-)


When getting around to it, a proxy setting per connection would be great,
for specific devices behind tunnels


@cdeil The current version of the page online looks broken, @dpumpe 's talk tutorial place during a coffee break


My understanding of the choice vs unordered type was that while the linking behaviors are basically the same, they create different types of relationships between the parent and child tasks. I think the choice type links child tasks to other child tasks but unordered doesn't. So it all depends on what you are trying to accomplish with the presentation of your information.


Very good.


It's not working for me though :cry: I will try to fix :+1:


@fdaciuk


If you define the Pi type in Martin-Löf's style (i.e. positively/with verificationist meaning explanation), then you *do* know that all things in the Pi type are lambda, but this does not constitute a validation of Church's Law; and, even in CTT where Pi is defined negatively, this principle does "basically" hold as a consequence of the eta rule, which is valid here as well.

Church's law would entail that everything in the Pi type is an expression in a fixed, countable language—so, even if everything in the Pi type was a lambda expression, we could invalidate church's law by introducing a free choice sequence `α[n]` from the metalanguage and then giving a lambda expression like `λn. α[n]`.

I also don't think that computational type theory actually stops you from assuming Church's Law; it doesn't assume it, but prior to introducing either free choice sequences or bar induction, Church's Law is probably consistent (at least, so says Andrej Bauer). At OPLSS, Bob and I got yet again confused about why this is the case, since it seems like you can diagonalize to refute CT, but Andrej seemed pretty adamant on the point.


Surely _step() and _wakeup() can become `__private`?


Hopefully I have fixed at least the first one. Am hoping they will both be solved. Can you try it ?


:bouquet:


EPIC!! @Mazda--  fuck this guy


Now it is fixed after installing xorriso...... oops


I'm way down in the noise here, but if you swapped these two declarations you could declare `int sigLen = sizeof (sig)`, which I'm guessing is what you want to accomplish anyway.  It would also leave you with just one magic `72` instead of two.


when you run the writer command then it spams the screen with Recived Interupt 13 is that meant to happen ?


Isn't this module only used if we're on py2?


I don't have any ideas right now, but that's good we have an issue for that :)


gotta love locking down the comments to collaborators when its my fucking app lol with a changed picture, name and donate link


@jamesaimonetti this will invalidate the cache on any update to the MasterAccountDb, is this expected ? or should it be `CacheProps = [{'origin', [{'db', MasterAccountDb, <<"webhook_meta">>}]}],`  which will invalidate the cache on any change  of webhook_meta document types in MasterAccountDb ?


What was the need for this change? Did you have an error on your platform?


I think your task analysis does a good job of considering a wide range of users and circumstances.
But I'm concerned the topic might be a little too broad. Most presentation frameworks are probably pretty different from each other, the way that Powerpoint is different to use from Prezi, even though they have some similarities. For a specific task, it would probably be best to focus on a particular framework, or even an aspect of a particular framework, once you have learned more about one. The current subject could probably fill up numerous task topics and requires a lot of previous knowledge and skill of the user. Just a thought!


SketchUpDefaultDoor (macumber) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2335 of 2371 tests passed)

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That test checks that we enable jitting for the kernel of hash-for-each. The changes I made make hash-for-each enterable, so it does not matter if the kernel initiates tracing. I will go through and fix hash-map as well, since I did not see that it tests hash-map also.


Nice catch!


Understood. Just thought nesting it would make it a little clearer in this case.


@clintosfan Thanks for you well-researched bug report. Nice posts like yours always cheer us up and encourage us to spend even more of our free time (unpaid) on improving reicast, which you can use free of charge. If something isn't to your utmost satisfaction, please don't forget to insult us, since we obviously are your fscking slaves.


interrupt 13 is a General protection fault


Are you sure this is required? Not sure I see the link between that and the associated commit (eaccb4)


I suspect the commented out lines are not useful.  But they may have been removed in a later `[FOLD]`.


It might be better to set overscan_y in the u-boot environment here: https://github.com/NextThingCo/CHIP-tools/blob/chip/next/chip-fel-flash.sh#L106 rather than modifying the source.


Should there also be a guard for `applicationDidEnterBackground`?


может.
Если я руками создам юзер ентити, что у нас не раз делается. положу его в базу, достану и проверю ровно ли мое тому что пришло и опа
нужно писать безопасно


Haha yep, PWD doesnt work very well I discovered
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Even better.  Pushed another commit.


сути дела не меняет


little typo: streaminfo


You may want to put these require statements outside of the function so they only run once


Can you add the detail about is_active here with a TODO in the case that is fixed.


The `rails generate` command would have added these `get '...'` routes (lines 2-6). They're not used by the app and can be safely removed (the sponsored post routes are provided correctly by line 10 using the `resources` method).

Watch out for changes that the generators make, such as this, that add clutter to your app. Often using `git status` combined with `git diff`, *before* running `git add` can help figure out what generated artifacts to prune/delete.


Hah you're good. I was about to email you because I was getting a bit confused on why Church's law isn't valid in CMCP style type theory :) That makes a lot more sense. Another analogy which avoids choice sequences (unfamiliar to most) is

    lam(x. halts(x))

where we've supplemented our computation system with an oracle for solving halting problems. Doesn't Andrej want to create a formal tt with equality reflection? I seem to recall him talking about this..


Really good!


I don' t think there is a big difference but I think the denotations of the collection types just display the links differently at the bottom of a page. Family links show all the children links in every page, choice only shows the previous and consecutive child links on child pages. I might be wrong, that's just how I read it. I do think actually putting them into use would be helpful for understanding.


Note - we do need to track how many distinct entry point parents a given inlinable module has and that it is inlined by all parents. If a single parent is not going to inline it, then we should not inline at all. In addition there is some cost analysis to be done, as a module loaded by 5 parent entry points and inlined into each of them becomes duplication, so we may even need to attempt optimization, and then be able to do back-tracking if we pass a duplication threshold as a further optimization.


This branch isn't yet rebased on top of recent master.


Sweet addition!


I'm going to install Q OS on a macbook and see what happens...


@rven1 It corrupts memory and fails several standalone tests. I used db_tailing_iter_test_je to catch this. All is not well though since this morning. Once the build is fixed, there is at least one more core dump related to the iterators. Also may or may not be related, DBTest.GroupCommitTest now hangs on Windows with zero CPU usage.


See above, please.


This **might** blow up on lower versions of osx, I want to say something happened with /usr/local/lib recently but I'm not completely sure what it was.


It should suffice to write 'return cmp(value1, value2)'.


The latter, future refactoring, is specifically what concerns me.  I like the idea of having the asserts or point to a test that ensures we won't fall through inappropriately.


PS: Thanks for all the clarification on this stuff, I really appreciate it!


This inner `i` shadows the outer `i`.  I suspect it all works fine, but might produce compiler warnings and programmer confusion.  Possibly change this inner `i` to `j`?


For stuff like this: https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/blob/master/xbmc/cores/AudioEngine/Sinks/AESinkPULSE.cpp#L544 we don't need to care at this point here?


Should `registration_supplement` be wrapped in `HideIfRetraction`?


If you add epValidatorKey to the create it will fail unless you are connecting to APIC 1.2+. Could you do it in a separate transaction where you catch and discard the 'unknown property' error to maintain support for older APIC versions?


А мне говоришь, сложные css это плохо.


Although logically correct, there is a more rubyish way to write that:

``` ruby
unless Post.find_by(title: 'Unique Title', body: 'HELLO!')
  Post.create!(…)
end
```

You may also want to have a look at [Active Record's `find_or_create_by`](http://apidock.com/rails/v4.0.2/ActiveRecord/Relation/find_or_create_by) which is a convenient way of doing the same, only safer (does additional checks with the database, and reads nice).


:) No problem!

- Yes, you could indeed extend CMCP with such an oracle (though, as you proved, it can't be done in CTT)
- Andrej's project is called "Andromeda" (I believe it's on GitHub).


> Give this a different name that ends in an underscore. imho it's too easy to confuse this with services_provided_to_embedder_

Yikes, yes.

> Eventually I suspect we'll want to hang on to this proxy anyway so that we can give it to the embedder when we have the ability to export services from the app.

Yeah, I have this partially wired up.


Those might be 44.1 / 48.0 right?


Is this really true or is that just done by us in our current packager?


FYI, this raises an exception if you didn't already load from a config file above (`rdio_client_id` is undefined in that case) :)


This line is getting a little long. Consider breaking up any line over 80 characters long, it'll often make it easier to read.

In this case, it would mean switching to the `do..end` block syntax to replace the curly braces `{..}` (see this guideline: https://github.com/bbatsov/ruby-style-guide#single-line-blocks).


thanks for working on this. out of curiosity, can you explain what this accomplishes or why it works?


BTW, re Andrej's project, he agrees that a fully "formal" type theory w/ equality reflection is impossible, and has a nice perspective on judgments and proofs that comports with our own—namely regarding the inevitable ephemeral and synthetic quality of proof.


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ah? pour le coup ça m'intéresse, explique :D


I see no reason to expect time dependent geothermal heating anytime soon.  So best to place geothermal heating diagnostic into a static format for now.  So my recommendation is to change "mean" to "none".

Will this then mean that the geothermal heating will be placed in the "static" files within frepp?


@bgerstle Discussed this Friday - this method used to escape the string, but it was refactored recently and the escaping was inadvertently removed… this resulted in malformed URLs. This restores the escaping.


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Ok, then I'd say maybe just a comment about the required descriptor layout at the top of slc_regs.h and then define the struct itself in slc.h (which is where over time we'll probably also put convenience defines/inlines that will use it, etc, anyway)..


0xfffffff isn't out of range for a signed 32-bit number, but -1 is the error value that we check for later on, so I'd lean toward returning -1 at these spots.  Changing that is enough to make a quick 'go build' get past the overflow error, though I'm getting different (by the looks of things, unrelated) errors after that.


I like how straightforward this is. You are specific about this program's audience but keep it open enough to include people with many different occupations and goals for their site.


Add Color


Please undo all the changes in this file


Changed this to use sdls timer subsystem.

I used the std:: method initially because I stumbled upton [this](https://github.com/AngryLawyer/rust-sdl2/blob/master/src/sdl2/timer.rs#L38-L40).

However this seems to only cause problems if multiple threads are used, so we should be fine here.


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Why was this needed?  (It was added in quite a few places).


faut que je rajoute le namespace `Slang` du coup


If you pass configs that are not security related, they will still be used right? So, in reality, the config is not related to security any more than it is related to any other config that the Consumer or AdminClient will recognise.


It was actually for #8


Да, в некре получается смешной эффект - назания тредов при изменении размеров окна "толкают" счетчики за его пределы.


Stellar work on this one @jeffminnear :+1:


You are 100% correct, please ignore me.


Я не про сложные, а про медленные. Тут-то класс есть `.de-fav-inf-icon`, а значит он в любом случае не будет медленным. Вот если бы было что-то вроде `*:not(.de-fav-closed):not(.de-fav-unavail):not(.de-fav-wait)`, то даа.


You can remove this comment, the commit message should be sufficient for the history.


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Me too - so the LED name change should not affect @ensonic, but `spec.json` and the language bindings will need to be bumped together. @dlech, give us a heads up and we'll get the bindings updated after the next kernel release.


This is something you can see for a retraction

![screen shot 2015-11-16 at 5 36 09 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/9755598/11196966/53f31ea8-8c88-11e5-9b92-0837a8bfb5d9.png)


@quintesse I don't think this looks right. `mod` has been created with `getOrCreateModule()`, but not necessarily loaded by `resolveModule()`. So I would expect `mod.getNativeBackends()` to be empty.


Is it possible there there are some license(s) and/or key(s) that "have not been explicitly stored" and some that *have* ?

We could say "Destroy *these* licenses and/or keys"


Мм.


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/91480792


sweet :D


ah mais nan tu vas me trouver un solution ptn


Ah, good catch. I'll fix that shortly.


I was premature on the PR; sorry. Still working on this but thank you for the alert!


I don't think this is correct -- it's strange that `hasCompanionObject` returns true for objects and enum entries. As far as I remember, these two methods were specifically left unrenamed, not sure though why they weren't renamed to something not involving companion objects at all


I guess it's not that critical either way..  My current (completely unverified) guess is that the SLC port is actually a general-purpose inter-IC communications port that's connected up to a separate DMA controller module on the same silicon (which is the "host" in this context), so this is probably for the DMA controller's interrupts to be routed back to the CPU via the SLC interface.  If this is the case, it'd probably be best ultimately when we figure out more about it to rename these with the actual DMA interrupt functions anyway..

Given this I suppose it's fine for now to leave them as individual bits, until we figure out more about how they're actually used..


The idea was to always pass the properties, so the condition would disappear.


Not sure if I'm misunderstanding what you're saying @raintan, but `testspiders` is the name of the project (which you can found here: https://github.com/scrapinghub/testspiders, should be linked in the docs as well), and `followall` is the name of the spider inside that project that we're using (You can check the code in the line below).


could you add `**kwargs` here and pop out `variables` with a deprecation warning?


Hello tout le monde ,
Il faudrait que l'on termine l'uml histoire de commencer à faire le rapport pour vendredi prochain .
Qu'en pensez vous?

Bonne soirée !


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-596-merge/bch/rename-yz-aae-test = ace78a49


It would be good to take the opportunity to clean this up a little, moving these tests to use `[Theory]` and `[InlineData]` to remove duplication.

We should also make sure we have some tests that explicitly call the `char[]` overload with an array with a single character to ensure we haven't regressed that behavior.


We can repurpose our set to contain the actual first occurrence of an event.


You introduce a test on qty ordered > on real quantity. But qty ordered is a virtual thing.
Some users may need to accept orders as soon as real stock is here (for example a VIP customer can order, even if some order already reserved qty. Its order may become a priority). Also if you use stock order that change "virtual stock" why not also including stock_order_supplier.

To make thing easier to understand, is suggest to keep code as it is and add an option
ORDER_SHOW_AVAILABLE_FLAG_ON_VIRTUAL_STOCK
and if on, we must consider both stock_order and stock_order_supplier


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This can then be used to sort the order of known types to get a mountain curve.


Hey, its open source buddy!  Your always welcome to go AGAINST the GPL license if you want, and close it up, but that puts YOU in trouble.  So what is it going to be?  I should have just removed you from the credits altogether!  But I did the RIGHT thing, and left you in there.......or did you miss that somehow?

This is why people bash you.  I have 3 other ROM teams ready to go at you.  If YOU werent such a douchebag, I might have been more willing to rework the commit history, but you crossed the line too far, and theres no going back now.  Keep it up, and I'll report YOU to GIT as well.  Im taking names, you next?


Hey, with this commit a single Ctrl+C will not fill the clipboard if in source pane. Reverting this restores the default behavior. Tested it on Arch in desktop and server mode.


It would also be good to have a test where you modify `sig` or `digest` after signing and expect the `verifyDigest` to fail.

I'm also unsure about the benefit of the nested for loop, since we're just picking new random values for each iteration.  I suspect you could remove the loops and get about the same test coverage.  But I don't mind the loops if you like them.


fast-forwarding master to auto = 7dc73023


We need to add some style information for the axis to look good.


Может тут лучше поставить `this.docExt = null;`, а внизу вместо `if(!this.hasOwnProperty('docExt')) {` использовать `if(this.docExt === null) {`?

Просто я хочу, чтобы в `BaseBoard` были все поля, чтобы на него ориентироваться при создании костыля для новой борды.


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Derp.


Adding some scratch space for the axis labels.


This creates an axis object.


usually you have different objects to un-observe and observe - so normally the pattern is:
1. unobserve old value
2. set ivar to new value
3. observe new value

It's just chance here that we only have one saved page list in the app.


This creates the actual axis geometry from the axis object.


really if you want to be safe, then it would be best to not make the observations in separate methods, and just do them inline


Translating the axis to the bottom of the SVG.


На доброчане остался старый баг &mdash если зайти в тред и отправить пост с картинкой, а потом попытаться отправить следующий, он уже не отправляется. `HTTP [500] Internal Server Error`. Если подождать пару минут, то пост отправляется, но в треде не появляется. Бред какой-то.


Forgot the ```#```: Fixes #756


The "what is wrong" part is because you don't understand the magic that makes this class work in the implementation....it can't have the same name as the method in EntityAIBase :P.


We need a copy of the original scale since we need to modify the displayed (axis) scale when the user zooms or pans.


Hm, it looks like to properly appreciate this I would need to understand Voevodsky's proposal to have two different identity types.. Which actually sounds remarkably like what Bob was talking about by distinguishing equality and identification. Interesting


Или там запрет на постинг подряд, или хрен знает.


This version creates many files in the 'bremond.git' directory.
It would be better to put `-q -O -` options to wget.


Fixed in 65324f04a99696edcad16427b29e7edc5a9a20d3. Thanks!


Ммм, это по-моему началось после начала костылеподдержки нескольких картинок.


Updating the viewport of the displayed events.


Correct, was only tidying up the inline if/else statements but your suggestion is cleaner and less bug-prone anyway :)


Adjusting the range of the axis scale.


Без куклы проверь.


Тестотрад есличо http://dobrochan.org/mad/res/36202.xhtml


I'm fixing it in TPCI_SEDRAInria.tex file.


...and updating the axis geometry.


i think infixing `split` here goes against what we suggest (infix only for higher order functions)


@malandrina Could you please elaborate more on what do you mean by an in-app Javascript client ? What are your thoughts on including an e.g., of the same in the guideline to help people of varying skill level(like me) to better understand this ?


In order for zooming and panning to work we need to move our circles into nested group elements `g`.


Setting up zooming and panning.


分かりました！


== 0 instead of ! to be consistent?


Here. again, it would be good to modify either `sig` or `data` after signing and expect the `verify` to fail.

I also suggest either flatten the loops down to a single test or remove the shadowing caused by the two uses of `i`.


Also `halt` is probably a bad example because I think as soon as you start to add the machinery to discuss it it becomes completely contradictory. Though I suspect that

      (M : base) {b : bool | if b then M halts else M diverges}

might be safe to add..


Just curious why not to use `private` keyword?
```
private onInit() {}
```


Agreed. I could see this implemented as a `static` member to `Ledger`, or perhaps a free function sitting alongside `ripple::addRaw`. (Which is split oddly between https://github.com/ripple/rippled/blob/develop/src/ripple/ledger/impl/View.cpp#L47 and https://github.com/ripple/rippled/blob/develop/src/ripple/ledger/ReadView.h#L421.)


The given function will be called whenever the cursor moves over (ie. enters) a circle. The argument of the function is the corresponding event.


Yes... Bob probably got the idea that both could be useful in the same theory from VV. It is remarkable that univalence implies identifications of extensionally equal functions, but the higher-dimensional structure involved here is a bit unsatisfying, since from our perspective, such functions should be trivially identifiable.


Right, I like calling "unobserve" within observe since it makes observation
less error prone—if observe calls happen outside the setter. If they don't,
it's not necessary.
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> observations in separate methods, and just do them inline
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Can you update the `12.forms/docs.md` file as that seems to be out of date in your PR.  Your PR would remove some updates and improvements that have been made to this file.  Thanks!


Since `UpdateInterval` is no longer relevant, we can remove L21-L23 as well.


Ack, thanks for reporting -- I'll revert this.


あと、上の訂正箇所ですが赤と緑のどちらが正しい方なのでしょうか？


The `this` object for the callback is set to be the actual DOM element. We need to convert it into a d3 selection to interact with it.


prefer:
```
    if (!file) {
```


See https://github.com/rilwis/meta-box/commit/0cfb20b023d770b873adb242942cf38f2785896b


``` while (fgets()) {```


Can you add a test that triggers the new errors? I guess it's kind of hard to do so, since they won't type check?


`transition` and `duration` convert the selection into an animation.


失礼しました。緑ですね。直します


@czue do you know the context around this?  Was this for a once-off management command, or does this need to be run regularly?  This `get_db()` won't find users or groups in their new db.


afterDate may not exist here.  Some maps can throw an exception if a value does not exist....  So check that AfterDate is valid


grpc_pollset_has_workers(pollset) == 0?


Nice


Uses https://github.com/rilwis/meta-box/commit/d47dcba807216107f6cd0b7ea372569a1e00a43e


Adjusting the label size to be invariant of zoom level.


typo: **easychart** instead of easyChart


We create the label and then make it invisible with `display` set to `none`.


@aleph7 This is where it is set high.


A good way to defensively keep indentation levels low is to code like this:
```
while (loop) {
     if (!test)
        continue;
     if (!test2)
         continue;
     fun();
```

compare that to:
```
while (loop) {
    if (test) {
        if (test2) {
            fun();
        }
    }
}
````


When I studied history, the prime concern was to understand each document in its context, including the direct meaning intended for its primary audience.

How disappointing to see my previous writings so mischaracterized here.


![screenshot 30](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/10473142/11197285/810e437c-8ce2-11e5-9121-88a92cbfa27d.png)
The top output is the older one, the one below is the newer one.


Makes the label visible again by removing the `display` attribute by setting its value to `null`.


@naucoin  Since `Slicer_TERMINOLOGY_DIR` is already defined to `ColorFiles/Terminology`. The extra `ColorFiles` should be removed.


@aleph7 I agree, here are some of the suggestions I've received: http://math.stackexchange.com/questions/1532502/word-to-describe-a-slice-of-multi-dimensional-space?noredirect=1#comment3121047_1532502

http://english.stackexchange.com/questions/287610/word-describing-a-slice-of-multi-dimensional-space?noredirect=1#comment642378_287610


Minor nitpick, but mind trimming the trailing whitespace on blank lines?

I've noticed xcode annoyingly adds whitespace and doesn't trim by default. Personal preference, but I've tweaked mine to do so by enabling the following option:

<img width="250" alt="xcode_trim_whitspace" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7656560/11197293/79360582-8cb4-11e5-8d95-bc8495998c0c.png">


Oh no nevermind, `approx`/`ceq` are irrelevant so that's going to be equivalent in the eyes of the proof.


The site running OmniPay is often known as the `Merchant Site`, rather than "us". The merchant is the entity that is selling the goods or services to the end user and ultimately wants the cash. For "them" I would normally call it the "remote gateway". A list of definitions would help here so we can all call the same thing the same name, or at least be able to cross-reference what we all call things (terminology will certainly change across the world).


4 levels of indent... see comment above how to limit indentations.


We set the position of the label to the position of the currently hovered circle. Giving only the attribute name as argument to `attr` returns the current value of this selection.


Try putting the closing parenthesis on a new line


space at the end not needed.


Setting the text of the label to the name of the event's type.


@ligadata-william

So, just 1 comment on your new code


Right, left over from debugging.  I'll remove.


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Aren't these 192000 father than 19200?


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It really does feel like taking a tank to a mosquito using ua for funext.. It's great for ITT I guess but a lot of overkill if you think of pi as actually being functions, not derivations of typing of functions.


Looks good to me, nice comments.


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Re halting, yes, I should not have said you could add it to CMCP, since to even formulate what it means, you have to have computational equality—and for this to be consistent, you'd have to restrict `ceq` pretty arbitrarily in a way that doesn't make sense in the model.

I wonder if your proposal is consistent; it is certainly fine in a proof-theoretic type theory, but in CTT, you have to *internally* know what `oracle(M)` computes to. So you'd have to add computation rules like `M halts ==> oracle(M) ~ true` and `M diverges ==> oracle(M) ~ false`; but at this point, couldn't you then perform the diagonalization?


 DBTest.GroupCommitTest does not use forward iterators, so probably unrelated.
db_tailing_iter_test is the only test group which exercises forward iterators.

From: Dmitri Smirnov <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>>
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Subject: Re: [rocksdb] Fix empty vector write in ForwardIterator (cb9459f)

@rven1<https://github.com/rven1> It corrupts memory and fails several standalone tests. I used db_tailing_iter_test_je to catch this. All is not well though since this morning. Once the build is fixed, there is at least one more core dump related to the iterators. Also may or may not be related, DBTest.GroupCommitTest now hangs on Windows with zero CPU usage.

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derp


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Isn't EAC3 4*samplerate?


I'll PEP257 this docstring since I'm in there, anticipating @brandoninvergo doesn't mind.


lentic can convert el file to org


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Closes #5


Yeah basically. It's perfectly fine for such a function to exist (it could come from a very very specific lawless choice sequence) but it can't ever come with some evidence that it works because we can diagonalize with that.


I suggest you refactor your test function so that:
* it always return false in case of failure
* it prints the line for you by accepting a line parameter
* it take an expected value as parameter


On the other hand, it is definitely consistent to postulate `forall M. {Unit | M halts + M diverges}`; I have a suspicion that it is not consistent to postulate `{Unit | forall M. M halts + M diverges}`, though.


why not move this up, below line 358?


Split into two lines so we keep one sentence per line


There is no independently copyrightable work in this repository. At most, it's a wholly mechanical transformation of content in the SPDX standard, which the Linux Foundation licenses CC-BY-3.0. That fact is expressed in the metadata:

https://github.com/kemitchell/spdx-exceptions.json/blob/master/package.json


WDYT? :wink:


Nitpicks / Note for later: It seems this was a bug independent of this feature. It could have been integrated as a dedicated commit.


i think hes now mad, probably gonna kang chroma now lolol


where's the pull request?


`const std::string& lutName`


Échale un ojo a [este artículo](https://rob-bell.net/2009/06/a-beginners-guide-to-big-o-notation/) . Hay mucho escrito sobre big-O notation pero este articulillo es claro y conciso en lo que expone. big-O notation ayuda mucho a entender cómo funcionan nuestros algoritmos y dónde podemos estar metiendo la pata o siendo poco eficientes.


I've updated the commit and removed the note.


@lemire I'm wondering what's the regression here? Should we have a release for it?


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test comment? 🐼


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This test could be refactored. The failure will not indicated which condition is causing problem.


iterkeys contains two e but only one y!


@chevycam94 while your at it get off my dick and make your own avatar fucking guy even kangs my avatar and adds sideburns and glasses with microsoft paint @Mazda--


This script isn't even needed :0


Hello Kathleen,

Thanks for reaching out. I'm not sure at this time how to allow people to
send it, but I could try. As for personalization, I think you are talking
about using AngularJS. I could look at your project on Wednesday?

Sincerely,

Dave

Linkedin <https://www.linkedin.com/in/daverevere>
Github <https://github.com/daverevere>
Twitter <http://twitter.com/daverevere>

On Sat, Nov 14, 2015 at 7:56 AM, Kathleen <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> hello,
> I would like to work with you on a card project for peace...It would allow
> the people, friends and followers to send an idea of peace for the New
> Year. I have the gif done but I do not know how to do the personalization
> of the card and allow people to send it.
>
> Also I would like people to download it from our site
> www.thereddoorgallery.org and the code will be enclosed in a catalogue
> 'calendar' that you can see on our site...
>
> Would you be available next week to work on it with me?
>
> kindest regards,
> Kathleen Imbert
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/daverevere/putlove/commit/a6e691b75ecc10d5b9b03ea31a9518a9787eb275#commitcomment-14397703>
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>


good job


@jozefg Nice remark that it must come without evidence. I think this is related to a lot of the confusion & paradoxes around lawless choice sequences (for instance, is the pointwise-pairing of two lawless choice sequences also lawless?). Free choice sequences *require* you to take an extensional view of things, and as a result, the fact that some oracle decides the halting problem would appear to be part of its intension, but cannot show up in the extension.


Did this create a problem ?


Not sure if Rproj files should be ignored after all. See [this answer on SO](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17681389/hiding-rproj-user-when-building-packages-developed-in-rstudio) that suggests that Rbuildignore will removed anyway should this every go to CRAN.


Is there a reason for changing this? TSC members seem like the information that would be the information we want conveyed here. Is `#collaborators` an important change (I checked the links)?


and when we go to python 3 we won't be using `six`. I wonder whether all that commented code should stay. I realise that it is helpful to leave it in because that's how upstream works. Maybe rather than "won't be so happy" we say
```python
# Should be revisited when Python 3 support is added to the stack
```


Need a space between quote character and "py3"


Hi Dustin,
Yes, I think it is ready for testing. Feel free to let me know if you meet
any problems. We are trying our best to make the script friendly.
The thickness d0 is usually OK if you do not provide an extremely abnormal
initial. For example, if I section my stained sample with thickness 200nm,
I will put 200 as the initial. If I work on the purified SINV, I will put
100 as the initial thickness.
--modifyTiltFile --modifiedTiltName myTilt.tlt
The first argument tells the script you want to write out a modified tilt
angle file, the second argument can be used to specified the file name if
you provide. If you do not have --modifiedTiltName myTilt.tlt, the script
will assign one name, like tiltSeriesName_modified.tlt

Rui

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wrote:

> Thank you for the updated README. It is very helpful. I have a few
> questions...
>
>    - Is this version ready for testing?
>    - How robust is --d0? How close do I have to estimate the thickness of
>    the tomogram initially?
>    - Does --modifyTiltFile require an argument or does it automatically
>    default to newTiltAngle.tlt?
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West Lafayette, IN 47907


@rven1 Good to know. Also just realized this fix is not good enough. Even if the vector is not empty the index would still be out of bounds. This means:
1) We either write to unallocated memory. std::vector::operator[] does not automatically preallocated memory. OR
2) If the capacity is still good and you are writing beyond the size the size will not be changed so your change will not be visible.
You can only use operator[] to change existing elements.


Avatar hasn't changed since 2010.  Your obviously not original!  Dumbass.
You only know how to use Paint?  Lol that figures.
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> @chevycam94 <https://github.com/chevycam94> while your at it get off my
> dick and make your own avatar fucking guy even kangs my avatar and adds
> sideburns and glasses with microsoft paint @Mazda--
> <https://github.com/Mazda-->
>
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> .
>


@astec we autogenerate our docs from the source using dgeni and right now it doesn't ignore private members unless they have the `@private` tag on them.


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I was thinking along the lines of a hashtag. Does LSST use things like #py3 to refer to things that need to be fixed for python3 support? We do that in SDSS, to make searching for such instances easier.


testing


I get it now. I suggest adding a comment to this block:
```// 446000000 is 2014-02-17 4:53:20pm PST, which is long after DeliveredAmount went live.```


test


May be we should replace
$moreforfilter .= $hookmanager->resPrint;

with

if (empty($reshook)) $moreforfilter .= $hookmanager->resPrint;
else $moreforfilter = $hookmanager->resPrint;

So if hook return 1, it replace completely ?


Typo: `parentHash`


I think this comment needs to be expanded a bit. Best would probably be to try and show some Rust code that actually demonstrates the scenario we are coercing for. Basically, exactly what you put in the PR comment.


OK, merci.

2015-11-16 13:46 GMT+01:00 calve <notifications@github.com>:

> Pensez également à jouer la migration 003 sur votre base locale
>
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I'm spending hours. XD. Where can I find a guide to learn how to build?? For example: I want to build a ROM without stock SMS or stock gallery.


Awww.  Thats cute.  Someone is butthurt over my avatar from 2010?  LOL  Your not original in your avatar either, it came from the SAME PLACE dumbass!


I'm just going to run `futurize` when it's time to convert the stack. All these items here will be spotted automatically (and `six` would be an impediment). There are so many cases like this in the code I don't think it helps at this time to annotate a few recent items.

Regardless, if you want a hash tag don't start the line with it as it confuses PEP-8.


Одна из возможных проблем вот здесь. неправильно считается счетчик при очистке файлов. Первый пост отправляется нормально, потом поля криво очищаются и начинается пляска. щас надо сравнить, как ведет себя этот счетчик в ваниле.

```html
<input id="post_files_count" name="post_files_count" value="1" type="hidden">
```

```js
	_changeFilesCount(val) {
		val = this.form.filesCount + val;
		this.form.filesCount = val < 1 ? 1 : val;
		if(aib.dobr) {
			this.form.fileTd.firstElementChild.value = this.form.filesCount + 1;
		}
	},
```


The more you harass me, the more trouble your going to be in with GIT.  You want an account?  Best leave it alone buddy.


@rven1 Actually, my fix is wrong. The point though is that `level_iters_[level - 1] = nullptr;` was empty of the time of access so this is outofbounds. The same problem a few lines below: `      level_iters_[level - 1] =
          new LevelIterator(cfd_, read_options_, level_files);
`


This comment is sort of confusing me... the use of the word "subtype" here doesn't seem quite right to me, particularly since trait matching is invariant. And of course we don't have `forall` types, and I'm not 100% sure what `T` and `U` are in this example.


Is there a strong argument for using an array here instead of a string? Seems weird that we parse as string then go mutable.


@sfarmar  @ramonsmits  After doing some testing I believe the only safe command line way to update the serviceControlUrl using the command line options is via a uninstall and reinstall. So I'd vote :-1: to even putting that as an option.  Just leave it as update app.constants.js by hand

Here's what I found:

From the usage help I should be able to do this:

```
ServicePulse.Host.exe --serviceControlUrl="http://localhost:33333/api"
```
Attempt 1 - This crashed for me because the command prompt I used wasn't elevated and the error was about running netsh to set the ServicePulse URLACL.

Attempt 2 -  Running it in under a admin context and I get another crash because it is trying to launch pulse interactively on the same port as the running service

Attempt 3 -Try again with the service stopped.

I'm now running a copy of ServicePulse as an interactive process on port 8080 but it did not change the value of app.constants.js and so it is still using the old value ( bug?), This also has a side effect of registering  a URLACL for localhost:8080.  If I'd previously configured pulse with a different host name on the same port I'd now have a duplicate URLACL.  I doubt this what the user wanted to do.

Attempt 4 -  Try to force the serviceControlUrl using the -install command line

```
ServicePulse.Host.exe -install --serviceControlUrl="http://localhost:33333/api"
```
Fails because the service is already installed

So the only working option to tweak the setting was to uninstall the service and reinstall it.


hmm mine high res original, yours is low res edited crap... so come on keep deleting.. only a few more repos to go... manifest is still 100% purenexus.. i heard you have a ton of rom developers mad at me? lol who might that be.. considering all the relevant rom developers who actually contribute code to the community are laughing about this on G+ and hangouts.. @chevycam94


Includes support for Flocker Storage Profiles - Hedvig Virtual Disks defined for gold, silver, and bronze level of service.


i18n for this and all other user facing strings?


I've cleaned up the comments.


made a note about localization, otherwise looks good to me


It'd be helpful to give an example of what impl is being selected here. I guess it is something like:

```rust
impl<T,U> CoerceUnsized<Box<U>> for Box<T> where T: Unsize<U>
```


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dude is so stupid he kanged the twrp repo for bullhead lol its incomplete and only has the relevant bits for twrp lmfao


I think better solution would be to actually dereference the string... here we'll probably just get an address printed in logs.


You've been writing too much Java, Mr! :-)


Personally, I prefer this spelling of returning a `boost::none` over using `{}`.  The one you're using here clearly spells out the intent.  So, yay!


Че-то не могу взять в толк, что это за норкомания `val < 1 ? 1 : val;`. Чому файлов не должно быть ноль. Из-за этого инпут на доброчане имеет минимум `value="2"`


Actually week 10 update


Why do you need to do this?


It seems bad that we do this unification even if the steps below fail; I guess you are thinking that this type, whatever it is, a `CoerceUnsized` impl must exist, and so it will have to be this one?


Oops, fixing it!


Is there a way to ask Firebase for the tasks preordered in this same way?


> seterrno?

thx. should be fixed now.


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ClusterHQ Flocker Storage Profiles


Will do this tomorrow.


Hello,
As far as I can see, this commit only partially solves the problem stated in the title. It seems like one still cannot pass a non-default-constructible value to a function. This part of `xxx_wrap.cpp` is responsible for the problem:
```mako
     %if not overload._dict_call :
     // define the variable to be filled by the parsing method
     // wrapped types are converted to a pointer, other converted types to a value or a view
     %for t,n,d in overload.args :
       %if t in module._wrapped_types :
       ${t}* ${n} = NULL; // ${t} is a wrapped type
       %elif is_type_a_view(t):
       ${t} ${n}  = typename ${t}::regular_type{}; // ${t} is a view, but not wrapped
       %else:
       ${t} ${n} ${'=%s'%d if d else ''}; //  ${t} is a regular type
       %endif
     %endfor
```
Is it possible to always use the pointers here?
Thanks in advance!

Cheers,
Igor


Noted, thanks.


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Will do this tomorrow as well.


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Will look at it tomorrow as well.


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@scottschurr I believe the code is correct, though `*canonicaly != ...` is better. As written, I think it will use the `operator!=(optional, optional)` overload and convert the second parameter. At any rate, given a simple test program `optional` did the right thing with code like this.


I'm unsure, but is it important that `cookie` be zero initialized?  If it is, it might be nice to be explicit by constructing `cookie` with a `beast::zero`.


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### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


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I know this deploys but it won't run.

Please update `bnd.bnd` in marketplace-service so that it exports `com.liferay.marketplace.bundle.*`. Otherwise, App Manager will sit in the `installed` state.


awesomesouce


amusing spelling error


@davies

No release is affected by this issue, but there is one outstanding (unrelated) issue: there will be a new release in a few hours.


I think you need to update the obmc-rest.service file with:

/usr/sbin/obmc-rest


Yours is the same res as mine, try again.  And the manifest is NOT 100% purenexus.  Nice try.  YOURS isnt even 100% yours!  LOL  Its 85% AOSP!  Keep on trying to make yourself look better, its not working.


OK, so I should learn to read PR comments. Can you add that as a code comment so we remember why we do this? Or how about defining the String as a CharSequence and passing that?


Wow, finalmente essa branch existe! HEHEHEHEHE


@davies Here is the only known bug in our latest release...

https://github.com/lemire/RoaringBitmap/issues/50

We have the fix already... just need to validate and release.


In the latest version of the docs, followall isn't part of the code example anymore.
see: http://doc.scrapy.org/en/1.0/topics/practices.html right after "What follows is a working example of how to do that, using the testspiders project as example."
(I'm new here, so I'm not sure if this was the proper place to put this comment.)


im not harrasing you, im commenting on a commit that i authored nothing wrong with that buddy, and yes its my manifest my layout my everything, now see the reason all this fell down on you the way it did is because you told me off.

by the way the reason the app wasnt loading in settings was because you didnt modify this line https://github.com/PureNexus/android_packages_apps_Settings/commit/4e3aae80511dc8f1c7cbdc2e16cf35cd3c3860d6#diff-7d3e6e521987dc76249f7338c012b0d7R1322

maybe if you kept authorship you would have noticed, tool


cpsc312 Project1 Starter Files/312-pess-grammar.pl

why is this section deleted?


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@Hasys The logic is inverted here - please fix (same for every change in DesignerInjectionFilter


Go get'm Beans -- He deserves it for sure.


You have no idea what Im working on.  lol  Your funny.


Please don't make any changes during a merge like this, because merges are hard to understand already. Instead, can you make a commit (in the plugins branch in this case) and then do a squash merge? That way, I'll be able to easily see the additional changes you made. (git's diff tools works better than a straight file diff, but also it lets me view things online)


beautiful :+1:


W


dont think you want this


It's not always the mac, it can be something different (https://github.com/inverse-inc/packetfence/blob/devel/raddb/packetfence.pm#L142)


Actually, I DID change that too, and it STILL didnt work.  But if you had bothered to look at the commit history, something you keep bitching about, you would have seen that too.  But alas, you dont read well.


hmm, you call dhcp6_configure() twice from link_configure() now? Is that intended? (if it is, then I am sure it deserves a comment...)


Perhaps you could just test do `value !== undefined` considering `undefined` is not a legal set element?


Steve,
I made the changes to the 'SportsController' because the application crashed when I was showing Brandon Mathis my code.  Nice timing.  In the flow of the application I wanted to force the parent to log in and have a child registered before allowing a sport sign up.  In order to do this I had to call 'before_action` on `set_parent` and `set_children` but I do not know if this is correct practice or not.  Is this acceptable?

Also I made a partial for the sport sign up button otherwise I would have had to make three separate buttons with virtually identical code.


> an input corresponding to a point with order dividing the co-factor, h, of the curve.

Can identify this explicitly here as a point with 'small order', which is referenced later in the Security Considerations section.


I'm curious too! Who are these "3 teams" that are supposedly going to come at me?

Keeping kanging @chevycam94 hahaha

Like @beanstown106 said above, any developer that's worth a damn is laughing at your kanging ass right now! Any developer that has truly contributed something wouldn't give you the time of day

The fact here is that if you would of just forked the repos and maintained commit history, nobody would of paid you any attention but you pulled some sneaky shit and when asked about it, you pulled this bullshit excuse about "is open source" hahaha you're a joke man!

Also, you may want to read up on the GPL and the Apache license before trying to use it against others.


Any movement on this?


I'd like your permission to have this change as WTFPL, so that I can release the functions in food as WTFPL. I'm doing this because I want to allow other mods to use these functions freely without requiring a GPL license, thus inencouraging inter-mod support.


Will #50 affect runOptimize() ? Should Spark 1.6 wait for the new release or not?


if `if (value) { ... }` here is odd altogether, since if the value does not satisfy the conditional, then `detectTypes` does not throw an error -- it just creates a set that is going to fail at a later time. Is that desired behavior or should the conditional be altogether removed?


> an input point of small order

If we note the qualifications of a small order point above, we can avoid redefining it here, but it should be explicitly defined somewhere.


Could very well be, I'm definitely no expert on the JS model loading. Let's pass this to @chochos to check. Could you take a look please Enrique?


nice.


HCN?


@davies

It will not impact Spark, but I am issuing the release tonight (hopefully in the next hour)... so "waiting" can be a trivial cost.


ttt


hjg


Thats funny.  Ive been VERY successful so far.  6 years running.  What have you done?  Exactly.  People already know how to build Android.  Tell us something we DONT know for once.  OH, and you dont have to fork a repo to maintain commit history.  Theres more than one way to do that.  Oh, wait, you didnt know that?  Eh, cant say Im surprised.  There was no sneaky anything.  Left names in the credits, as well as what they were for, and names in the commits (specified --author).  Are you really desparate to try and make up new stories?  lol


gibberish tell me when you need shapes and colors


Looks good mannnn. A+


@rclark Agreed. Perhaps `detectType()` should throw an error. This shouldn't be a breaking change because the constructor will return a bogus set which is going to cause a downstream error anyway.


Fixes #5


This code was extracted to a method in https://github.com/laravel/framework/commit/65a6ede30ffac04469b5ba12861f612952db59e3. Was it for a specific purpose, or was it only for prettyfication?


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Puppet 4+ gives a security warning, but this can be ignored.


In 6 years, you've done nothing but kang CM and create some half ass geocities looking website @chevycam94............yeah, I wouldn't say that's "successful" BUT ok

Tell me, what have you written? Any mods? Any fixes?

I've looked at your git and you've done nothing but the same shit for the past 6 years.......fork CM repos and remove commit history, edit some strings and then quit after a few weeks

You were contacted prior to all of this. You chose to act like a keyboard warrior and tell @beanstown106 to fuck off because it was supposedly open source so don't act like the victim here

Still waiting on these 3 teams that are supposedly going to come at me hahahaha fucking kangers!


The way I would "merge" lines is by replacing "Line_WaitForInput" with "Line_ContinueAfterTyping".
That makes it to continue in script automatically without clicking.

At least that's how I remember it.


@rclark
I missed the fact that detectType already throws an error. Perhaps the `if (value) {...}` check can be removed.


CC @jeskew @chrisradek


I _think_ this won't fire if the tasks have been generated already because $scope.selected will be set before the listener is set. Maybe move the listener up to before the $scope.setSelected call?


Yeah, I use that kind of thing pretty often. In my opinion it's definitely good practice to use your before filters/actions to ensure you have the proper data you need to complete said action.

The partial is also a good idea to keep everything DRY. One thing I would suggest is to not use `params[:action]` in the partial, since that is something that can be manipulated by the user. I would suggest just passing in the sport name you want to use like:

    render 'shared/sport_sign_up_button', sport: 'swiming'

and in the partial you can use the new `sport` variable that the partial would provide. That way you stay in control of what renders in that partial, and you're explicitly showing which sport you're showing the signup button for (although the names of your templates make that point not as essential).


![wasnt me](http://ak-hdl.buzzfed.com/static/2015-03/28/18/enhanced/webdr14/anigif_enhanced-21996-1427582134-11.gif)


<FONT FACE="Comic Sans MS">`align="center"`, time to party like it's 1999. :stuck_out_tongue: </FONT>

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Using 'this' is always just an option. If you know exactly the selector or object you are going to be running your function on 'this' isn't really as useful. What it does do is make our code more modular. Perhaps your function could operate on many different 'selectors'/different nodes. Using 'this' makes sure that we get the specific selector or object and can then make our changes to that object. So this allows us to generically refer to whatever selector or object that the function is being used on.


closes #219


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@cbodley need try/catch around this


which keccak module to install? (see #293)


develop (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1432 of 1432 tests passed)

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*Good stuff* **boy-os**. [I like it.](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tOsQv-rrEE&t=6)


And now, to update my configs :D


Oh, I see what you meant, thanks for the notice!

This issue seems to be fixed already (that's why these docs are correct), but the latest available version of scrapy docs is this one: http://doc.scrapy.org/en/master/topics/practices.html (I know, rather confusing that is not `latest`). We'll see to backport the fix to 1.0 accordantly.

Generally opening an issue for any kind of bugs is the way to go, it's more flexible and github offers more features for them (can be referenced easier, we can modify their status to track the work done on them, milestones can be assigned to each of them, etc), so feel free to open an issue for your next bug report :)


![doc](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6792581/11198434/8756fc72-8cbc-11e5-83f6-859a9d3813ef.png)
I've tested with my own code and I works, btw I am using my own highlighter function, I don't know if It doesn't work with the default function.
Another thing, if you cannot receive an item, how do you add an image to the item representation?


Good to know, thanks @lemire !


@cbodley open and close scope even for one line for


Dashboard on start is off for new installations.
if(startPrefs.getInt(VERSION_INSTALLED_NUMBER, 0) < 22) {
+				app.getSettings().SHOW_DASHBOARD_ON_START.set(true);
+				app.getSettings().SHOW_DASHBOARD_ON_MAP_SCREEN.set(true);
+				app.getSettings().SHOW_CARD_TO_CHOOSE_DRAWER.set(true);
+			}
For existing it should be showing, if I didn't do a mistake. We are suggesting drawer only for new users, for old everything should as it is.


We can go that way.
Syntax will be less user friendly (DECIMAL "-10.0" instead of DECIMAL -10.0 ) but I think we can live with that. This is temporary syntax anyway. Eventually one would just write -10.0 to get DECIMAL literal.


Exactly, that was my thought, too.


r+


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/ba24a830fe7b000314edeab304fc1f81eb6b2ed2


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/overlayBusyFetch = ba24a830 into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/overlayBusyFetch = ba24a830 merged ok, testing candidate = 9cafcfba


Might be an idea to expose the OID print function, then you can feed it an attribute and check that the dictionary structure is correct.


Interesting


[![Necklace (lei niho palaoa)](http://api.artsmia.org/images/106737/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=106737)


[![Chilkat dancing blanket (Naaxin)](http://api.artsmia.org/images/763/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=763)


[![Woman's chopping knife (Ulu)](http://api.artsmia.org/images/4351/300/small.jpg)](http://collections.artsmia.org/?page=simple&id=4351)


In contrast to this, I have a branch called 'viewport' where I totally removed all references to the viewport pointer array. The reason being that it offered no advantage for adding or removing viewports and added complexity to the design. The only way it is marginally helps is when iterating and updating valid viewports but it is also not always used where it should and may even be worse due to the added indirection.

Food for thought.


I'm running tests as we speak... ;-)


Got an error here, apparently after using the `:w` from https://github.com/chrisbra/SudoEdit.vim/commit/306d3f90064fdafc8e16c499b040ca29403d86f1 (for #36):

```
Error detected while processing function SudoEdit#SudoDo..<SNR>219_LocalSettings:
line  111:
E790: undojoin is not allowed after undo
```


Este comportamiento de Laravel es taan extraño, (just saying)


Doh! Thanks for catching this, Chris.


This still considers the file to be readonly, and at least I get warned about writing to it through `:up` / `:w`.


:fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire: :fire:


Not really; that was one of many reasons we had all the platforms in a single (lengthy) doc in the first place. I think we are better off now, though, and this is also not likely to change much going forward.


Git commits -s


Hey @bendubuisson, why was this added instead of using [heyday/silverstripe-gridfieldversionedorderablerows](https://github.com/heyday/silverstripe-gridfieldversionedorderablerows)? (Also, why does it duplicate the code from `GridFieldOrderableRows` instead of extending the class?)


FWIW, If we're adding a hard requirement on setuptools then shouldn't we be able to simply setup.py by removing the

```
if HAVE_SETUPTOOLS:
```

and associated `else` block? Also, the two startup scripts now that an appropriate script is auto-generated by setuptools?


Probably we will use it as some number of seconds.


Thanks for your reply!


You still need to check if the permission was granted. If it's not, you want to prompt a dialog. If you don't know how to do this, I can.


cut-up?


Haha, actually I use much code from project. Learn a lot from your work.

After several days working on this project, I found your project when searching plugin examples. If I had found before I start my project, I may not start it. Will use your plugin directly.

When I was working another project [Tabs Killer](https://github.com/lzwjava/TabsKiller), the phenomena happened again.

I thought I had new ideas. But I was wrong.. :grin:


因为服务器是搭在DigitalOcean，所以rubygems.org更快


It is finally working~


is <ctime> available?


类似其他同学一样吧，加上 [] 会自动追加链接。


统一一下缩进字符，『将4空格换成制表符』的意思。


The buffer is just used as a cache.  Just refill it as many times as needed if more is asked for.


补充使用文档


Aye, just installing the relevant version is a good idea, though I don't understand what you're referring to by `tr/_/./`, what am I missing?


There shouldn't be any race conditions, since this can only be called from the Lua thread.  You'd just have to make sure the async threads get their own copy (which this doesn't do now, likely because it doesn't serialize well).


Can you put the comments back to reading "inside"?  (This is so common, I'm still surprised that emacs doesn't have functions to change all occurrences except in comments, or spell-check only comments.)


那位同学是本科生吧，前段时间从研究生院找到的研究生这边的，行间公式还是要求单倍行距加段前段后 6pt，不是 https://github.com/xueruini/thuthesis/pull/142 里面贴出来的隔一行的要求...我后面再关注一下研究生院那边的要求吧

好吧，虽然肯定是按照规范走...不过隔一行这个，真心崩了...


Can you add version bounds?


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格式全部调整整齐，所有code里不许用tab，tab全部用4个空格代替。


Ah, nm, I see what you mean.


Git commits -s


*cue Bravely Default battle end music*


I don't think that we should add a hard requirement for setuptools. However, conda-build does require it, if I recall correctly. So this isn't an extra dependency for the conda package.


Now that I see this,

Should we have some style guide to avoid having returns in the middle of a method?

I know sometimes it is maybe the best choice, but in general I think having multiple forks inside a method do not help with readability. In these cases either the method is too large and has to be decomposed in smaller routines or, the result should be captured in a variable and returned at the end of the method.

In this particular case is weird that we return to escape a method that actually does not return anything by default. An if wrapping the whole functionality or just the part that makes the max_r and min_r calculations....

Food for thought...


Mergeo porque tuve problemas locales, pero no se borro nada.


_I don't have that game so I don't get that reference, even though I know it is a game for the 3ds that had some controversy or whatever_


#4 に対応しました。


Assignment should precede, otherwise we're writing to freed memory.


No semicolon required here.


Comecei a tabela de simbolos. A implementação escolhida foi a tabela persistente. O que foi feito até agora foi o esqueleto para servir de base para as operações necessárias desta implementação. A implementação está sendo feita no arquivo yacc.c

Até agora, o programa está sendo capaz de armazenar as variáveis simples quando as mesmas são declaradas juntamente com o nível (eu só não entendi direito ainda o que significa esse deslocamento)


wish i could read


@phase It's just the battle end theme, referred to from Final Fantasy players as the "victory theme". Get it?? :)

(Was there controversy around it? I know it got good ratings... )


Thanks for the clarification that `recipe/meta.yaml` is specific to Anaconda. I see now that docs/devguide.rst explains the purpose of the file is to facilitate Anaconda deployment. Should there be, or even can there be, a comment inside `recipe/meta.yaml` to make it's purpose blindingly obvious to people new to the project?


Git revert


Please add a comment here about the scenario where you would have a '+' in urlspec.scheme.  I know that it's a git+blah, but that's only because i'm reely smert.  As written, these are just future maintainer nightmares.


No semicolon needed after function statement. (Looks like they were removed for the preceding functions in subsequent commits.)


people are weird http://www.cinemablend.com/games/Bravely-Default-Censorship-Upsetting-All-Wrong-Reasons-61392.html


You should probably check `__esModule`, lest someone have a key they use called `default` for their own purposes.


yeah, there could be / should be.  Some people have this directory named `conda-recipe`, which I find a little awkward since then you end up running `conda build conda-recipe`. Maybe a readme would be best.


Can't we use the "possibly unassigned local variables" analysis for determining which variables are definitely initialized? (i.e., those that are local and *not* possibly uninitialized)


Shouldn't you be using http://www.python-ldap.org/doc/html/ldap-filter.html#ldap.filter.escape_filter_chars ?


```end``` 的縮排歪掉了


What does `HELPER_BACKLIST` mean? they alway printed inline?


```ruby
def index
  ...
end
```

多縮排了一層


Couldn't we just tell them to run `ServicePulse.Host.exe -?` if they want the command line options rather than duplicating the output here.?


This absolute path shouldn't be necessary. Should be able to use:
require_once __DIR__ . '/expandFns.php';
Also, note that it's technically bad form to write require_once with parentheses, since it isn't really a function. Personally, I don't care, but if you ever use it in MediaWiki, be sure to not use parentheses or someone will give you a -1.


這行應該在 ```rake dev:reset_posts_count``` 之前加入


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 5222](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=75965&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:18:52
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```


I figured it would make more sense for these parameters (maxDist and searchRad) to be dependent on the maxStepSize.


eto yung wrong grammar na pr ni jef na nirevert ko


Lol I use AIDE but it works with eclipse builds.
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Thanks. I'll fix that.


tasks 檔案命名建議與  namespace 相同


后面的 `comment_prefix = 'http://static.comment.acfun.mm111.net/'` 是不是也得跟着改？


```find_in_batches``` 找出來的結果會是 array，如果要單一物件請用 find_each。

請參考：http://api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveRecord/Batches.html


Note that I consider `{{incomprehensible}}` to be "on probation". It is a brand-new template created as a result of a split of `{{incoherent}}`. It currently only has 1 transclusion compared to more than 2,000 for `{{confusing}}`. If it doesn't get much use in the next few months, I would be inclined to remove it and perhaps use that space for the `{{contradict}}` template.


`register` is called with `once=True` by default, and the parameter name (`once`) is different from the message attribute (`repeat`). Is that on purpose?


Just a note on this change as I merge up from 3.1 -> 3.2; In the 3.2 branch a "no-store" value was added alongside the "no-cache", so I've added this to the existing code in the merge up.

```
$cacheControlHeaders['no-store'] = "true";
```


doesn't this file duplicate test.lua functionality? not sure we need it in master


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 5223](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=75966&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:04:53


這邊應該改為：
```ruby
Group.reset_counters(group.id, :posts)
```


randomization should be uncommented?


@LGA1150 Thanks~


I think you probably want to leave text.php for now, and remove it in a follow-up patch a few days after the gadget code is changed on en.wiki. Otherwise, I imagine people with cached gadget code will get an error when they click the Citations button.


符合命名規則就可以簡寫為：
```ruby
belongs_to :group, counter_cache: true
```


this only tests training mode, evaluate mode should be tested too.


With the commit message containing "a tip" such as "which can be pushed by the test", do you think it's worth at this point, to document this as something available to general users?

What I mean is, if an Avocado user from, say "Project Foo", wants to register a function at his/hers `FooTest` class, how should that be done?


Normally, an Interface's IP changes less frequently than names need to be substituted with IP addresses in CLI. Thus, the way Mininet updates its hosts IP *database* should be reviewed.


I love this refactor! ACK from me.


@aofall
`216.239.38.123` 已被封


fs.existsAsync doesn't work because bluebird is unable to promisify it properly


conflict leftovers?


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 5224](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=75967&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:04:48


Here, for each and every item in the collection, you are overwriting the contents of #itemDisplay. Instead, try doing something like:

```js
this.$el.append(itemview.el);
```


please make this look like a custom class
as this example makes it look like InMemoryRepository is part of the the Resource component when it is not...
let people know they have to create their own storage class


Isn't that right here (the permissions)?


Why was this removed?


yes, they need to be


Is there a reason we changed this back from `dontListen()`? The reason I put that there was that `dontListen` updates the button text.


I think you misunderstood. It was Jef's PR had wrong grammars, not the original description :/


same as my comment on other pull request. Why'd we change this?


LocaleContext expects StorageInterface ,not RepositoryInterface:
```
 public function __construct(StorageInterface $storage, $defaultLocale)
    {
        $this->storage = $storage;
        $this->defaultLocale = $defaultLocale;
    }
```


I kind of meant that if the permission isn't granted, then the button does absolutely nothing.


Git commits -s


Maybe adding some toast or Snackbar (depending on what the design guidelines justify proper use of each) explaining why. But I've already fixed one problem with the commit, so I guess I'll fix this one too.


dai. do the getch() functions and send a PR -_-


Could the OSX app have a help interface or onscreen panel that showed these shortcuts?


The colon is for the type specifier, which doesn't work for Python < 3.0. It's not a second argument.


Should have javadocs


maven-compiler-plugin version should be 3.0 or higher to support the element 'forceJavaCompilerUser' - see https://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-compiler-plugin/compile-mojo.html#forceJavacCompilerUse


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 5225](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=75968&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 0, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:20:17
### Failed tests
```
null: Kubernetes e2e suite.Kubectl client Guestbook application should create and stop a working application [Conformance]: <no details avaliable>

```