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Sure, I can make it outer loop.


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### Failed tests
```
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.verifyBoxPlots: <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.verifySubjectCountsWithFiltersAdvancedOptions: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

##### there are 37 more failed tests, see build details
```


Did you consider just throwing PlatformNotSupported exception here for Linux?  Seems like providing this API but having it ignore both parameters (when the zero argument version exists) is not the best thing in the world.


what is the resource that you are trying to create? Users is handled by devise.


this looks good!


you can remove this.


you can delete this file.


what is this doing?


Maybe this should be outer loop?


This prior sorting of the regions might influence the outcome of the method, because if the user enters an GRanges object with unsorted regions, the output will be sorted


We should coordinate with @fedorov - this format is used to pass info back and forth to the CLIs I think the whole process can be more closely integrated if we take a fresh look.  This round is a 'working model' of the DICOM segmentation support and made sense while we were all learning exactly what was needed.  Now that we know how all the pieces work we can refactor and clean things up.  A good thing to discuss at project week if not earlier.


this seems it can use pool.NODE


den me afhnei na kanw merge! :-1:


Junfeng Liao A00923410


just redirect to `root_url`


@czyarvin about what you had in mind?


redirect to `root_url` here too.


Junfeng Liao


@jstjohn The fact that parameter `f` of  `MutectSomaticLogOdds.logOdds` is an `Option[Double]` implies that the function knows how to deal with a value that can't be calculated. So,  why is defaulting to `0.0` here preferable?


I did, but throwing seems worse to me, especially since Beep() is documented as " the beep plays at a frequency of 800 hertz for a duration of 200 milliseconds", so it'd be strange I think for Beep() to work but Beep(800, 200) to fail.  On both Linux and OS X, this often just ends up playing some .ogg or other audio file to represent the beep.


In my last group, we combined everything into one commit so the "feature" could be reverted easily if needed.  Next patch I'll not rebase together.


Yep. But he actually changed his username from `forio` to `WestleyArgentum` anyway, so I needed to change it anyway. (Although it probably should have just been an upstream merge. Oh well.)


It's not duplicate -- `js/util/browser.js` is used for headless node tests, while `js/util/browser/browser.js` is used for the browserify build.


But it is also needed to ensure that normal methylKit and methylDB objects store same data as result of this method


Ok.


Ошибка


This is an issue of openmpi, has this been fixed? it seems it is not affected by compiling against MPICH2, right?


It will be skipped from the create but not the grow.  I'll add that.


@kartikeya1994  Don't forget to update the individual ant scripts.


Looking good :+1:


On a related note, why don't we check for division by zero more often?


why not using NODE directly? as defined at the top


I disagree, because the ones there are the *actual syslog levels*: `warning` and `err` are the names of syslog severity level, while `warn` and `error` are not. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Syslog#Severity_level


Probably a good idea to factor out the lambda function here into `drawKey`, say.


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NIT: Spacing is off with this line.


this is not the same format showed in other parts where Node is not self.tank but pool.NODE (machine name + pid), not sure how relevant but just wanted to mention it


Oops, thanks, will fix.


_(Hi, randomly passing by!)_
It's valid, but it's **optional** with HTML5 now (and it's not correct to say that it won't work with).
The "/" at the end is just something from the XHTML era, since the "XML" part of it needs to always have a closing tag (that's how XML works).
Still something nice to know, but people tend to not write the _trailing_ slash anymore.


Thanks, clever bit of introspection! (ideally would also add a test for this function to camb_tests; actually I should merge this branch with master now it's a bit stable, then travis will also work)


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html in post summaries on homepage or elsewhere does not work. Requires plain text. Reverting to strip_html in post.excerpt


@dsbeach build of this commit failed :disappointed: https://travis-ci.org/opentx/opentx/builds/92784742


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@thess
Ok, it looks fine by me.

PS: Is there a documentation page or some place where the $(if , $(or and similar conditional expressions are documented? This information should be present at the Package build wiki. I willing to pull some effort in creating such content, if necessary.


since this is on the master, why not use:
 self.comm.broadcast((tags, func, args, kwargs, context), root=self.root)
its clearer this way


@mkody Yeah, thanks.


Right. Looks like different projects are following different approaches. I came from kerne background where we broke down patches into a patch series and every issue in one patch. I think I am fine with putting all code related to one issue in one patch but here we seem to be fixing multiple issues in single patch. Especially related to man page fixing, and copy right fixing etc.


@heckj @benbp I believe lower casing those vbox commands will actually introduce a bug... I hit some weird issues in the past hence why they are different.


this is getting out of hand


Yes, that is definitely better. Thanks! (For the record, it's unlikely that more than one `Syslog` would be created in a given session, so I considered the expense to be negligible— but this definitely reads better.)


I didn't get what this mapping function is used for, is this to improve cache locality?


TODO:
Sort Players by score
Populate HTTP POST
Create MySQL Database on OpenShift
Modify code to access OpenShift server


I've totally lost the mental context by now. Restructure s.t. no comment necessary.


You're right. I didn't see that last time


Also, what's so different about this filter that it should be nested above all the others?


What about `(NoteC, 2)`?


@jwhonce Thinking more about it. If we can query the volume group VG, then we know the devices which have already been used and we have created partition on them. Anything which is not in VG already, needs to stick to the rules and can't be skipped. I think this will provide good error handling.

So if we can create a list of devices which are already in volume group and skip a device only if it is in VG otherwise error out, that should work.


:heart: thanks!


the same way an assert was inserted to check whether self.rank == root, it can be done here to make sure a slave.rank != root


syslog is a strange beast. Maybe we should have `:information=>:info`?


It's not unsafe here because it never involves user input.


Decouple these into a function `Note -> String`, and one `Octave -> Int`, then recombine those into a function on the product `(Note, Octave)`. (Though `(Octave, Note)` may be better overall.)


can this be converted to a @classmethod?


No worries - all the best with it.


This is a duplicate (see two lines above). It was added very recently.


:shipit:


whoa, it's going to be tough to format `transformIntegerLiteralOrCharacterLiteralOrStringLiteralOrNegationOperationOrBaseExpressionOrQualifiedExpression` if you adopt a 90 or 100 char line length limit.


Are these pool decorators  (defined below) used in the stack? can we remove them for clarity?


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

org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest: <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>

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSHelpCenterTest: <no details avaliable>

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

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSMeasureStoreTest: <no details avaliable>

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

##### there are 2 more failed tests, see build details
```


OK, reloading my world DB did not seem to have any issue with those lines, so I guess it will stay as it is.


@jstjohn I've left several questions on this PR. Could you answer them when you have time to sit?

@breadbaron, Perhaps you could help out. I'm just getting started with this, so I don't understand all the details yet.


They're easy to use, yo.


can all these decorators be together in a class decorator?


@kugel- what do you think? Do I remember correctly that some time ago you suggested to use the same layout on Windows as on all other platforms?
I personally don't mind much which one to use because most of the users won't notice this in most cases and so we should probably focus on what is more easy, practical and/or requires less special code.


.get is _considered dangerous_. An invalid ID would cause an `ObjectDoesNotExist` which could cause a 500 to bubble up to the user. Instead, use .filter() (followed by .count() for existence testing ) and _then_ you can grab the first index.


This function seems confusing with a join and the dict key-existence test, would this work?
```python
    def get_bin_label(self, obj):
        settings = json.loads(obj['board__settings'])
        bin_key = 'label-' + str(obj['bin'])
        return settings.get(bin_key)
```


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maybe move this to the config.json file ? We'll probably never use this again but might be nice for open source.


See https://github.com/iPlantCollaborativeOpenSource/atmosphere/blob/master/core/query.py#L25-L35 for an example of how to 'chain queries' with AND/OR logic


sure, I'll rephrase it to 'Base directory to resolve non absolute module names'


Added consistency, as requested by either Rory or Eric (I don't remember). This display previously did:
```julia
2015-11-23T16:10:12 - debug: Message fix:"Don't know" cause:"Unknown"
```

Now it does:
```julia
2015-11-23T16:10:12 - debug: Message fix: "Don't know" cause: "Unknown"
```

I assumed it wouldn't be super important, because this isn't a format anyone is going to be parsing, so the change wouldn't break anything. The argument was that adding the space increased readability and consistency, but I can revert it.

What do you think?


I think you have to run `bundle` before creating the gem and uploading so that it can update the internal lockfile... I'm getting an error about a file not found with the new version 0.0.5.


I'm concerned that this default won't be updated when additional saws are added to the lumbermills.


My bad. Should have noticed...


On Wednesday 18 November 2015 at 03:02:43, Rutger Vos wrote:

> However, to be completely honest, I haven't looked at this code
> literally for almost two years so I can't vouch whether this will do
> what you want. I personally have used it to prepare a submission of a
> large-ish genome to NCBI and it did the trick for me. Once it was
> approved I moved on to other things. If you think this is still
> useful code (potentially with fixes/changes/feature upgrades) then
> let me know. Maybe this should be published somewhere as a quick
> software note? Would you be interested in collaborating on this?

Sorry for the slow reply.

Unfortunately I only have a few hours a week to work on this genome.
Because of lack of time I was hoping for a "quick fix" to get the
genome ready for NCBI.  Your project seemed like the help I needed.
When the genome is ready, I'll try it and let you know how it goes.
I don't think I have time to be a useful collaborator but I will send
feedback.

Kim.


yes, I'll change it to 'non-absolute module names'


English fixes

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I will remove this before release If you not send fix for it. Because I want gcc as a default compiler.


It initialises m_DistanceMatrix with distanceMatrix. I think it's described here -
http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/initializer_list
It's what my book told me to do!!


Reset


Sorry for late response, but: I see your argument there, and that makes sense from that usage example. The other nit still stands, lets just have a single method `setCurrentBreakpoints` that gets called, instead of calling `setCurrentBreakpoint` on current thread directly (since we need to check all threads anyway). Will you be able to do this refactor in this PR? If so, after that's done I'll take another look but we should be about at the point of merging this in.


I think, it makes more sense to have default set to smp for the lsst case,
also, I'd add a warning before submission in the other cases to make the user review the submission file


Because I didn't think of it for some reason. Fixed. :)


Can't believe I missed them T_T

Webkitgtk2 was a dependency that is not there though.

Feel free to close this PR


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Added some info to the Readme file. Hope we answered all your questions :)


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.Runner: org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 39 more failed tests, see build details
```


`_mode` can't have a type attached? Not sure why it is `_mode` rather than `mode`. Maybe this is a candidate for `immutable`?


This fixes some of the test failures.


**DISCLAIMER:** this file shouldn't be part of this patch.

Anyway, that said, I prefer to put `openshift_scheduleable=True` in the `[masters]` definition (after all it's the master that by default is not schedulable).


it took me a while to realize what was happening here, I think a little wrapper function that takes args.batchType as argument might be more illustrating


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\*i**n** MatchCases, dangit…


does this only work in  bash? right?


Reset back, oops.


Warning !!
* C1 is not connected to GND
* C2 & C3 are not connected to GND & 3V3
You should check all other connection by double clicking on each schematic wire/NET to be sure it is highlighted and connected.


In my book he says (in his first introduction to it at least)
- Create a class in your class for each exception. It should have a meaningful name.
- Throw it.

Also he says to never throw the standard exceptions which come built in to C++ because something catching them will not know where they came from.
So I created my own :) (Which do not work here but do at least compile on the version I will push tomorrow!)


Yes.  The mapping of data to workers is identical as for the previous call to `pool.map`.  This allows you to cache some big data on the worker, and return to it with additional data from the gather/scatter.


This role should go in (the already existing) `Additional master configuration`


Can we replace it with core, common, instrumentation, and browser platform? Or do you think using angular2 is better?


these prints are obsolete and not consistent with other prints in the same file


I just sent fix for this ;)


as this print here (not consistent with other print in the file)


They were part of a failed experiment, and should be removed.


@stewSquared I haven't ever looked at this code before.  I'll start looking at it to get a feel for it, but I think @jstjohn will be most helpful here.  He's moving house at the moment though


This might not work if there is a space in the path... (I realise most people won't care, so I'm just pointing it out).


I didn't compare this NSIS installer file with the existing one, but why adding a new one while we have already a tested and working installer script?
Obviously, some paths and variables changed but is there any other big reason for not re-using the existing work?


is this ever called in the stack?


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This file shouldn't be part of the patch.


The choice of `pbs` as the default was driven by our working with people who use PBS routinely, so I have no objection to changing the default.


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Also, the LSST coding standard requires that new code should use the `print_function` future import.


I don't see the need to have this method as a @classmethod, it could just be a function, migth be extra overhead in doing it as a class


Could we stick to `angular2/angular2` till all the questions around this + renaming are resolved? As of today they are very close and I don't want to keep this PR un-merged waiting for other stuff :-)

But yes, ultimately it should be core, common, instrumentation, and browser platform


So here's the criterion I used: I support the union of Lumberjack levels (info, debug, warn, error, and sometimes critical) and syslog levels. Since info is in both, and information isn't in either, I ignored it. Nobody's going to call `log("information", ...)` when they can just call `log("info", ...)` or just `info(...)`, right?


Can you try again? Now the gem is >1.5K bigger.


Hey @natecavanaugh,

I'm aware that removing that cache may result in decreasing performance, but with this cache it's impossible to change the text of the tooltip after the first visualization of it. In DDM, there are some tooltips rendered by the TagLibs that use Liferay.Tooltip.show and there we need to update the text according to the displayed language.

This change may not last because we are moving towards using Metal's tooltip. Thiago is already working on that.


I think it is ok either way. The later is easier to read so you can just leave it as is.


You could always just call `flush` at the end since `flush(::Syslog)` is a no-op.


Probably.  But we explicitly use bash (see the `shebang` method).


Normally I'd agree. In this case, I choose that style so it would mimic the TC_DEFINE() lines written by cfg, which lacks semicolon: `print("TC_DEFINE({})".format(a), file=f)` vs `print("UNUSED_PIOS({}, {})".format((v<<3), u[v]), file=f)`.


We would need an image here :).


That did the trick. Thanks!


@mattwala what do you think?


We should be using posix shell constructions, not bash.  As TimJ points out, execing a shell with no #! defaults to a posix shell (and is even useful as it apparently [currently] bypasses some of apple's security changes)


Yes!  This is the entry point for bin scripts, e.g., https://github.com/HyperSuprime-Cam/hscPipe/blob/master/bin/reduceFrames.py


same as before, this is only for bash and might not always work


Yes!
Thanks for fixing this!


😍 Thanks so much for being a great maintainer and bringing the project to v1.0.0 @atomicules 👊🚢


You can get rid of half of this line using eta reduction.


this is nice way to add commands to the default argparser, I might use something similar, although you need to make sure there is not conflict with names, that's why I used a forced key to separate the arguments... this is just a comment


title changed


As tested, this actually works fine.


Why do we need _router.get_ here ? Is this file _files.js_ representing service or factory or some other instance ?


Okay, I believe it's these three lines. What's happening is this is built to deal with 3 redirections at once, and less than that trips it up. Here's how we should fix it I think:

* First thing to do is load the seeds again in `/spec/support/database_cleaner.rb` and use truncation again.
* Second, change the seeds to reference each other directly instead of using the Ring class. `gabe.update(next: edward); edward.update(next: gabe)`
* Third, we want to link in the other direction, instead of linking next to the more recent redirection, it should go older redirection as diagramed here: https://github.com/gabebw/hotline-webring/pull/1#discussion_r44474373 The code would look something like:

```ruby
oldest_redirection.update!(next: redirection_to_link)
redirection_to_link.update!(next: newest_redirection)
```

Change the ring_spec expectation to this and we should be good to go on that test:

```ruby
expect(redirections[0].next).to eq new_redirection
expect(redirections[1].next).to eq redirections[0]
expect(new_redirection.next).to eq redirections[1]
```


isn't this umask the default (0022)? is there a reason this might change by defining another value?


The only reason to use a `classmethod` is that one doesn't need to construct an instance in order to get the walltime estimate.


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Sorry to say but I think the onChange broke the normal behavior... was just testing in a project and when the select is in a modal it seems to remove all the data in the select once you make a selection. I've reverted this and it works as expected.


didn't quite understand the role of job here, at the end is module the important, but I might be missing something here


How will this get merged? Have you forked the fork?

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> So do you plan to update the message when the correct ruleset is released or do you just want to leave it as it is?

As-is sounds fine to me.


What if you made `Note` a product of a `Note` (without accidental) and an `Accidental`?


This commit is right


This is my intention. For example I can add an individual icon after the authors name (facebook, twitter,..) via css in my theme.

Something like:
`.h-as-reply.via-instagram .comment-author:after{ .. }`


Ok. I have added it. Now the method is
    public UrlSourceTypeWithProcessingJobSubTaskStateCounts countSubTaskStatesByUrlSourceType(final String collectionId,final String executionId,final URLSourceType urlSourceType,final SubTaskType subtaskType) {


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That's already merged with AOSP. https://github.com/zephiK/android_frameworks_av/commit/66296c4e99da5f2dd0a3dbf048be0d6ffc49a559


it's all right, no biggie


g


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is numNodes*numProcs same as size, right?


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Copy-pasted from others which was wrong. Fixed


Fixed


Thanks @samdroid-apps. This change works without the changes in the toolkit and/or F18?


The default should be 002 to enable us to use setgid directories.  Why is it 022 here?


didn't see it, but is there any exceptions if the pool is not able to initiate?


maybe a backtrace could help debugging this? :)


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Do we want this tmp cleanup and `de_config_dir` creation on all condor nodes too? Or only the condor-submission node?


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Please send me details on unnecessary changes.


This breaks work pending in my branch:
https://github.com/vinniefalco/rippled/blob/mao/src/ripple/app/main/Main.cpp#L452


@jnaras: `print('finally finished with all that shit')` classic :joy:


What is the `or None` for?


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Не забудь выполнить `npm update` в папке с куклой, чтобы подхватить обновления.


I'd *really* rather not change the paths to something that (still) isn't the same on all platforms, it's already subtle enough not to add once more alternative -- and especially if we want to use Autotools everywhere, I'd really rather use one single layout everywhere, so all install/builds are compatible withe any other.


scikit-learn has a module for calculating _tf-idf_:
http://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/generated/sklearn.feature_extraction.text.TfidfTransformer.html#sklearn.feature_extraction.text.TfidfTransformer


missing checksum.


I have worked a bit on the mutation calling java code, but it's taking me a little while to get my head around scala syntax.


missing checksum


@preetgujral for efficiency and readability, you may want to combine your stacked for loops and/or programmatically reduce your coding efforts by researching other options...  your code works just fine yet there is a bit of an anti pattern in place as it works against the DRY aspects of functional programming (don't repeat yourself).


Issue #22  fixed.


В таких случаях лучше сетить атрибут и вызывать приватный метод


Have you tried with @mbernath's solution?

```js
inputControl.trigger("change", { target: inputControl });
```
instead of
```js
inputControl.dropdown("refresh");
```

Semantic-UI's way of hijacking events is messing things up for us in Meteor... Especially when another package is already trying to handle events... It is becoming really annoying...


u dont hef 2


This might become unstable overtime (at least with my projects it used to become a time bomb). I would suggest to let the users patch this with something like "4gbenabler" if they really need to.


According to [Angular docs](https://docs.angularjs.org/tutorial/step_11) you should
1. Rename Manager to Service (it was my fault to convince you to use _Manager_ suffix, but I was not familiar with AngulatJs naming convention)
2. Use service as _factory_
3 Use the format for minification


Thanks, I wasn't aware, just wondering as this is a nice implementation


Very old and outdated. Use `net.alchim31.maven : scala-maven-plugin` instead, latest is 3.2.2. Plugin had to be renamed because names starting with "maven-" are reserved and mustn't be used by third parties.


Hi @almurphy556,

I also couldn't get the Pi to read the codes, I suspect it is a custom protocol. I had to sniff the codes by wiring the receiver up to the soundcard of my computer and recording the signal in sound recording software.

Your question has prompted me to write up how this was done in a blog post here:

http://rossharper.net/2015/11/decoding-a-siemens-rcr10433-thermostat-signal-to-control-a-boiler-from-a-raspberry-pi/

(I'd orginally indended for this to be a quick post to directly answer your questions, but I got a little carried away!)

I hope it helps — good luck with the project!

Ross


Strange, that seems to fix it (the non-semantic way).


I thought I got rid of that.  It shouldn't be there.


Should we also exclude the systemd directories, as in the default `/usr/lib/tmpfiles.d/tmp.conf`?
Or do these rules combine so that these exclusions are also applied to our deletion rules?
```
# Exclude namespace mountpoints created with PrivateTmp=yes
x /tmp/systemd-private-*
x /var/tmp/systemd-private-*
X /tmp/systemd-private-*/tmp
X /var/tmp/systemd-private-*/tmp
```


Do you want to bail if this is not "\x1B[6n"?


@preetgujral nice use of ES6 arrow functions...  moving forward, you may want to stick with ES6 throughout the code base in order to reduce complexity and improve readability/cross browser compatibility.  For example, if you wish to you arrow functions, make sure all of your functions represent this syntax and potentially change your var declarations from "var" to "const" declarations.  ES6 is great and the syntactical sugar portions will help you write cleaner code but issues can arise when combining main features from ES6 with that of past versions.


Works without toolkit changes on fc20 on xo.  Idk about 18, but probably

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So if I get it right, you're forcing a non existing directory so Gatling's Resource will fallback to searching classpath, right?


This has been tested, there was a PR for 5 days and an issue for 5 months on this topic and you didn't say a word then.

Anyway it has been tested by users and it has made an improvement, especially on Snowblind engine games. So it stays for now.


Yaa but look at your correction: "the urbo sdk is implemented as a simple android."  What is that? Why did you remove the words "iOS" and "library"?


sorry, I meant 002
I was wondering whether there are cases when the default (002) is not used


Can you point to this check, please?


Bold. :+1:


I concur, the code gets it right:
https://github.com/inducer/sumpy/blob/c5de0ef6c39045c348ee2eab48cd1378b2e1695c/sumpy/expansion/local.py#L183


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@LK4D4 What is the reason that you removed the supported devices section? Currently as far as I can see the ARM stuff is only tested for the Scaleway servers. Shouldn't people be made aware of this fact?

The idea was to add additional sections for more supported devices when we have been able to test them (e.g. Raspberry Pi, etc.). Do you think that was a bad approach?


They're certainly doing similar things, but I think string formatting is sufficiently different (and the underlying calls simple enough) that it may not be worthwhile trying to make them shared code. @PaulPrice?


According to https://docs.angularjs.org/tutorial/step_07
They are using _$routeProvider_ with _when/otherwise_ statements
Why did you decide to use _$stateProvider_ with _state_ statements


The only thing I can add to this is that internalizing the difference between these different notations and when each are available can be confusing to new people:

* `thing = value`
* `thing value` for scalar types
* `thing value` for collection types
* `things value`
* `things [ value ]`
* `things = [ value ]`

I think the most confusing part for new people is that for scalar types, they can use either form (with or without equals) and the effect is the same.  When it comes to collection types, equals doesn't work, the non-equals form sort of works and if you discover the 'collection name', equals doesn't do the same thing as the non-equals case.  This comes from not being able to tell if a property is a list or not and if you're overwriting or adding another value to it.  See `SourceDirectorySet` and `PatternFilterable` for the common source of confusion.

I don't know if there's a huge advantage of having the form `thing value` when the value is a simple property. e.g., on `PlayApplicationSpec`, we have `injectedRoutesGenerator`, is this better?

`play.injectedRoutesGenerator true` over `play.injectedRoutesGenerator = true`

I think it would be nice to make it easier to distinguish between a simple value and a collection of values, which would mean either not supporting `thing value` on scalar types or not supporting `thing value` as add-one-thing for collection types (you still have `things value` for that).  That way, you'll know `thing value` either means you're setting `thing` to value (scalar) or you're adding value to `things` (collection), but not both.

Some of this confusion does come from inconsistencies in 3rd party extensions or our own plugins, where we don't always provide all of the same choices (i.e., equals is the only form that works).  This will be better for types we generate the implementation for, but it might be good to consciously decide it's worth adding all of this convenience up front.  @bmuschko @ghale @mark-vieira any thoughts on this since you've been doing training lately too?


great, thanks!


This is a mutating operation, so it should require privilege.


asdasd


In looking at the implementation of `get_courses`, it doesn't always use the `see_exists` permission check.  Sometimes it is overridden by settings.

Also, I'm not in favor of having some code here and some code in courses.py.  Do we plan to address this as part of the course_overviews refactor or part of this PR?  If the former, we should add it to that ticket.


Observe this is the same string as the used on testExceptionIsRaisedInCaseOfInvalidPreRoutingMiddlewarePipeline. How are you sure the exception is raised bu post routing and not a false negative from pre routing?


Should nss-util.h just move from src/shared to src/basic?


Make this unrelated change in a separate commit.


What is this "fake" stuff?


This is always true for a bad actor.  The only mitigation I can suggest here is that the push service look at rejecting requests that arrive on the same connection, or maybe from the same IP address.  The usual sort of "heuristics".


According to [step_05](https://docs.angularjs.org/tutorial/step_05) you should use a little bit different form
```bash
var module = angular.module('myCloudDriveApp', []);

module.controller('ErrorCtrl', function ($scope) {

});
```


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You shouldnt try to use my code as your own...


This won't work. `fieldItem.index` is not unique across all items. If you for example have one chest and one button both will have `0` as `fieldItem.index`. `item + fieldItem.index` is safer.


Ack! I mean to delete that


For me the most important to be sure to catch the correct exception because a bug here affect to the execution of the progam.

A buggy detailed explanation (unuseful received "any") is less important.


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Actually lines 18 and 19 probably aren't needed since your permission check already compares the users.


Hi. First of all many thanks for evolving and maintaining this excellent plugin. I was just curious as to what the intent of this commit leading to the new version is. Can you please elaborate?


I think we should give fallback for the `all` method, to provide the same functionality as the `where` method.

You can use `alias_method` to achieve this I think


Good catch!!  That was a really old diagram.

I fixed it.  Please review.

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Will, the code layout should be updated like something as below:

$ tree -d
.
├── common
├── resourcemgr
├── sysapi
│   ├── include
│   ├── sysapi
│   └── sysapi_util
├── tcti
│   ├── localtpm
│   └── tpmsockets
└── test
├── common
│   └── sample
├── tpmclient
│   └── good
└── tpmtest

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See Nicolas' comment for example. http://chrisbergr.com/stream/outdoor-advertising-fail/

I've added an icon and removed the text "- via instagram.com"


Albert, did you do this using multiple iterations? When noarg-seclayer-init.r2py has the number of layers from 10 to 50, the memory cost decreased from 7131136 to 7053312. Is this correct?


I think I'd probably just check every row, but i don't feel strongly


No no no - it's staying!


You probably want to delay the start of the animation somehow to sync it with the robot arm movement


Did this.  Please review and let me know.


How about this: https://github.com/zendframework/zend-expressive/blob/master/test/RouteMiddlewareTest.php#L126, or maybe this: https://github.com/zendframework/zend-expressive/blob/master/test/RouteMiddlewareTest.php#L150? :)


@dsjoerg I have no idea what this unit is, but I saw it in this replay http://lotv.spawningtool.com/4038/ and it appears to always be triggered at the same time as an actual Nexus is being built. Just thought I would put it out there in case you knew what was up.


why


this  commit breaks cm-13.0 build


I'll open a new issue for investigating whether this workaround is still needed.


I see some of the unnecessary changes--whitespace changes.  But some of these occurred because of the autogen changes I had to do.  I could remove the unnecessary changes related to white spaces, but I don't think its worth the effort.


This isn't ever used?


Nit: there may be a way to do this without needing to create intermediary _value fields.


Looks safe to me. Interesting optimization.


At first I don't see how scaleway ARMv7 can be different from other ARMv7. But I'm okay with list of devices, just this particular example wasn't neutral enough and sounded like ad.
Also it's better to post comments in pull requests.


According to [step_05](https://docs.angularjs.org/tutorial/step_05) it should be different form of controller definition to support minification later on


Both of the example programs that are comments in this the PR from @khellang will not do the correct thing with this implementation.  It feels wrong to expose it, but I'm fine to have the discussion later as part of the updates to the contract.


I'm with sardemff7, absolutely no point in special paths here. It's not like there's some convention for Windows apps in this regard. @codebrainz simply made those up ;-)


g is G. Fixed. Alexander

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>
> Syntax warning: unbound global variable in /Users/alexk/GITREPS/gap/lib/gpprms\
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could get rid of this


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Nit: this class isn't defined as a course-specific object so it's surprising to see a 'course' parameter.


The wording seems a bit redundant. Drop "to work with"?


Fix #189


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Thanks guys! Should be fixed in 0db0e50.


It's not. We're always watching in ActionScript.


Yeah I guess we should never really have more than a few rows so that would be fine. I'll make the change once my current sqllogictest finishes.


Just to mock `createExpressionDefinitionFromValueOrExpression()` and always end up with the `expression` or `null` :smile: .
OK, I see I can redo this just to the `createExpressionDefIfAttributeDefined()`. Have missed it somehow from the first glance.


Curious: why was the pylint disable needed?


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If you can't get it to work with the `id` fix I explained above you could try returning the created element from `drawItem()` and storing it in `fieldItem`. That way it would be easy to access it from `item` here.


After getting a green build, make sure to merge to dev. :)


Why is `course_id` an invalid name for pylint?


Controller definition does not support minification later on
https://docs.angularjs.org/tutorial/step_05


Was the `Message` type too restrictive for the parameter?


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fixme


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1. I don't see where it is specified in docs. Services are components for some logic to share it across app. I think it is  a pretty well name  that describes a service's objective.
2. It is used now
3. This is also not ignored. I use gulp-ng-annotate module in order to add annotations automatically


Great suggestion.


introduces these compiler warnings:
rts/Lua/LuaObjectRendering.cpp:667:1: warning: control reaches end of non-void function [-Wreturn-type]
rts/Lua/LuaObjectMaterial.h:225:2: warning: control reaches end of non-void function [-Wreturn-type]


@erikcas I can't remember honami's tag Dxxx lol


Good point.


Isn't that a typo?


Clarifying this was not a Paramiko bug. Its docs say SFTPClient.close() will close the SFTP session and underlying channel, but never mentions the transport. It has to be closed explicitly.

http://docs.paramiko.org/en/1.16/api/sftp.html#paramiko.sftp_client.SFTPClient.close


@rom1504 Shouldn't /plugins/ only contain actual plugins?


There are a lot of personal styles in this things. But your boss will blame you if the program execution was not correct tested and allow him to put 1M$ in your salary :)


why not just schedule pause container instead?


@grokcode According to the travis error, I think it needs to be `py>=1.4.29` right?


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why do we need it here?


You are right, new version just does Iter1 ++ Iter2, fixing.


Why is NotFound raised for an invalid query?  Should this be a 400 instead?


I decided to just roll it into https://github.com/NancyFx/Nancy/commit/c460846b82c92258311ed07bffb39b98bd60d30e, which was merged into master through #2129 :smile:


Why do we need to create define _module_ var here ?


Why just not raise a 403 here?


Yes, it should.


Because of I use ui-router module that is organized around 'states'. See https://github.com/angular-ui/ui-router


just a small comment "s/rupport/support" ^^ let fix this issue to move the gate in puppet-openstack


Would it make sense to try to read them first and fall back to this pre-built table if they are not present?


Yes and these are adding stuff related to network to the entity object , so that should be in a plugin (like it is currently)


@petermelias
For a better Github workflow check out https://github.com/github/hub/.

> I'd have been happier if the maintainers just came out said: "We're not merging PR's because we don't trust any of you to work on this library and we don't have time ourselves."

Isn't that the message from this thread?

The main issue appears to be that there's only one maintainer currently, and that there should probably be a organization instead, where additional contributor could be added to.

I see that there's a need for a centralized place with merged (bugfix) PRs, but would rather keep it near the source, especially when it's not using the meta data of existing commits (cherry-picking etc) - which allows for easier merging back.


Nevermind, are we preventing information leakage of a course's existence?


fixes #1


I just ran the scripts on OSX, and they definitely don't work on Mono either. It did beep, though, but not the way you'd expect. :stuck_out_tongue:


How does this do the right thing when Backspace and Delete shouldn't mean the same thing?


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I think here, however, we should raise 403 instead in the case of permission issue.  There's no information leakage issue here, right?


What is a typo? Webhook?


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@petermelias you present a very warped and wrong view of the whole situation and in addition you communicate aggressive and mean-spirited, that's just abuse and not excusable by plays of words or straw-mans


Uh this ordering is still not right...


Hi @clintonskitson,

Would you please review the files [`api/api.go`](https://github.com/akutz/libstorage/blob/feature/args-refactor/api/api.go) [`api/api_args.go`](https://github.com/akutz/libstorage/blob/feature/args-refactor/api/api_args.go) and let me know what you think of the args refactor? I think this is similar to what you were referring. FYI, this doesn't build yet, but I wanted you to go ahead and review it. Thanks!


> If multiple files specify the same path, the entry in the file with the lexicographically earliest name will be applied.
I think we have to put those exclusions in. Reading the docs, I don't think they combine.


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Only posted my 2 cents, what i ment was "works now but might not in the future, if it works use it but remember this change in case of future problems with memory allocation or 3rd party software assuming there are 2GB of memory available and not more even if it isn't the case". I've seen some forum posts suggesting to patch pcsx2 executable but i've never seen a poll or anything similar around (I have to say that i do not really follow the activity personally, i do not a lot of time in my hands to do so or i would contribute in a way or the other to this project).

Anyway, since it's enabled by default now and i have some titles using that engine i will give some testing in the weekends i have available.


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I guess what was just pointing was that I'd think you'd be able to do:
```javascript
    <a onClick={ this.destroySSHKey(SSHKey) }
```


Why do we need _pm2_ script for ?


s/fraemwork/framework


Interesting.  Changing the storage to a `boost::optional<uint160>` makes the `add()` and `value()` implementations slightly more complicated.  Certainly the `boost::optional` implementation is viable, but I'm not seeing a clear win from that change at the moment.

I will trim the comment a bit.


Why has this changed? Our scss files still put closing braces on their own line.


Missed the obvious BigInt(Long) constructor.


this would be great


Pull requests!!!!!


That's a stupid question ... how do you think that _anybody_ thought at all before bumping ...


Should this be course_id?


Agreed. We might be able to get away with just the constructors and prisms + implicit syntax for prisms. Every `Prism[A, B]` comes with a function `B => A` which is exactly the constructor. Implicit syntax could untuple the tupled prism targets so that, for some prism `P: Prism[A, (B, C)]` you can invoke `P(b, c)` rather than `P((b, c))`.


My understanding is that we need to broadcast `cmd` first to get the slaves in position to receive the `(tags, func args, kwargs, context)` data.  But it does look like we could improve code reuse a bit by moving that second broadcast out of the `map*` routines and into `command`, since it's the same in all of them.  @PaulPrice, does that make sense to you?


But calling `.bind(` like this is only needed when we're defined closures, which puts us in the situation where the context of *this* is different from the object instance that we're defining in our module.

Th


There are parts of this file that are duplicated in `LegacySleepy`. If we want to keep them in sync, does it make sense to factor out the common pieces?

Either that, or we should have a test suite that can verify they are behaving in the same way.


I'll take that part out. It's overloading too much into one place.


Oops. this one got by me. This should remain public.


Nit: not sure what we do with other APIs.  But is it necessary to have an example response that must be doubly maintained with the doc string?


There is a different between these two:
```javascript
export default new SSHKeyStore();
```
and
```javascript
export default SSHKeyStore;
```

You want the latter.  Unless you mean to define `SSHKeyStore` as a singleton.


I think this is intentional; when debugging the low-level parallelization code, it's the the rank that matters most, while it's the machine and pid that matters when we're debugging the science code running on top.


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No. Nonononononononononono. No.

Check if it is available first, if it's not available, return false.


Good idea.  Will do.


niceeee


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well we shall keep an eye on this and see if it causes any problems for us, if it does we will revert it


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@nyuszika7h
> Chiyo logic:
> > doesn't know what something does
> > "let's comment it out!"
> Anyway, I guess that's for "http://example.com/wiki/Foobar".

Hehe, was because it was near the top ((here)[https://github.com/WikiMissing/mw-config-copy/blob/master/LocalSettings.php#L23]) so when I copied those, I moved it across too but commented it out.

I think I've also just realised what it's for. It's to group settings to groups of wikis. [Here is the MediaWiki page](https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Manual:$wgConf#Configuration) on it. From what I'm guessing, it's to group enwiki, dewiki, sewiki, frwiki, etc.

The /wiki/ part of the URL is done by something else I've not got to yet.


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This file is a server side routing. See http://expressjs.com/guide/routing.html.
It is neither service nor factory. In a some sense it is a controller.


Do you have any additional patches that add this file to the build system?


k


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These refinement rules look really clean! That's pretty cool.


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```


[StringJoiner](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/StringJoiner.html) is great, because it also can add the final `\n`, what would not be possible without condition in the case of `String.join`.


Hi, this package helps me a lot, but can you also add swiper's scrollbar to this package?


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not ready for pull yet :gun: almost there!


Not yet working!
First I'll try to set access parameters in configuration file


@brad thank you :smile:


To keep the Semantic-UI's spirit, this should work too, can you also confirm with your code?

```js
	let node = this.$(this.firstNode);

	node.dropdown(_.extend({
		fullTextSearch        : this.data.atts.fullTextSearch || false,
		allowAdditions        : this.data.atts.allowAdditions || false,
		maxSelections         : this.data.atts.maxSelections || false,
		allowCategorySelection: this.data.atts.allowCategorySelection || false,
		useLabels             : this.data.atts.useLabels === false ? false : true,
		onChange(event)       { node.dropdown("trigger change"); }
	}, this.data.atts.settings));
```

You can see the difference between [`trigger change`](https://github.com/Semantic-Org/Semantic-UI/blob/master/src/definitions/modules/dropdown.js#L1306) and [`refresh`](https://github.com/Semantic-Org/Semantic-UI/blob/master/src/definitions/modules/dropdown.js#L364).


I don't understand why the existing assertion doesn't work. This looks like *the* property than `Instant` is supposed to maintain.


hola


Instead of this warning, can we just rename the libzerocash function to ``sha256_compress`` or something like that?


What class did you have in mind for it to be a part of?  I can imagine several candidates, but nothing seems like an obvious best fit.

As a side note: I notice that this constructs a non-trivial mutable object as a default function argument.  That's potentially problematic in Python (because such objects become singletons), and I'll fix it.


We should probably also use `[:input {:type "email"}]` for these.


Can we just set this randomly, or even better would be if nameNodePort supported passing in 0 and it would have the OS select the port. Not important now, but would be nice to get the tests setup so they don't assume specific ports are available.


This is what we should rename, since it leads people to believe it does padding.


Any particular reason why there `code.replace` operation is performed twice? is there a need to keep the reference from mutating.


Can we rename the option itself to just `shutdown.timeout.ms`? It won't be exactly accurate with the PR as is, but it seems better to have a timeout for the entire shutdown process than to have to have separate settings for each step.


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They make your code unpredictable and in poor style, though. It's better to just create a Constants namespace and use the variables in that.


I think a class decorator that did that would also have to remember exactly which methods to apply which function decorators to (since it can't simply apply a single decorator to all methods), and that'd end up producing more boilerplate instead of less.


One thing we could do here is have two tests, one passed 5 explicitly, and other does not.


Yep, that works as well. Only thing that is still broken is reactively updating the currently selected item.


This wasn't actually directly related to the change at hand but I remembered that we don't actually guarantee that `>=` is true, only that `duration_from_earlier` succeeds.

I don't want to get this buried so I'll got comment on the issue, for now this PR is just getting tests working for everyone.


Good catch.


Лучше сделать, чтобы создания таблиц и БД, лежало в отдельной таске


I'll do that.


Почему не attr_accessor?


@lugiann thanks a lot! I've pushed your changes (slightly modified)


LGTM.


So we need a followup on bbotzc, right?


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This is always at the end of the line, so Del as we have on Windows would be a nop. On the other hand, on my mac there is no backspace, only a Delete key where the backspace is on other keyboards and acting as a backspace but sending a delete sequence. So it seemed to be reasonable to just say they both backspace, as otherwise one of them is meaningless.


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Wait nevermind, this property holds true, I'll change back.


По конвешену руби методы не называют в set/get, правильней будет называть

def table_name # like get
def table_name=(name) # like set


Let's add the proving/verifying keys used for testing to ``.gitignore``.


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This is defined in FilesManager service(factory).

This(routes/files.js) is not angular.js. It is node.js, don't confuse.
In a future, the parsing code will be removed when the REST data structure is fully accepted


@eregon @chrisseaton I don't know if storing `null` originally was done as a memory/allocation saving feature. If not, I can change the code to store the empty array in the `SharedMethodInfo` constructor and remove this conditional.

An example failure case was:

```
p Class.new { attr_writer :foo }.instance_method(:foo=).parameters
```

RSpec does this during its startup for some reason.


Also whats the point of the 'hide' here? I removed it as I wasn't seeing it do anything.

```
template.$(".ui.dropdown").dropdown("clear").dropdown("hide");
```


The name of the job.  Besides being used to identify different jobs in the batch system, it's also used for the filename of the log.


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Yes, right. I will add that.


Yes, `numNodes*numProcs` is the total number of cores.  I would love to change this to only take the total number of cores, rather than the number of nodes and number of processors per node individually.


J'arrive pas à lancer super rub a duck


I've never seen any.


Yeah simpler is better - allocation the array in the constructor.


I think it's basically just a name that we send to the batch system and use to label the logs and profiling results, so the user can have multiple submitted jobs at the same time without worrying about that metadata being clobbered.


As a special rule, skipped states do not propagate past a "join" operator, which is implemented as a trigger rule.


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Oops :sweat:


I think it sould be :
```html
<div data-accordion data-slide-speed="500" data-multi-expand="true"></div>
```


[ah nevermind..found it in the docs] (http://semantic-ui.com/modules/dropdown.html#specifying-select-action)


I don't mind either way.


I think there are some OSes that don't use 002 by default, and the code in this file just guarantees that we use 002 here.


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Funktioniert dann aber nicht mehr im IE < 10, da dieser bei multiple Angaben, die Einträge komplett ignoriert.


Setting to 002 is fine.  I was thrown by the 022 reference


I'm guessing this is an accidental change.


Wouldn't it bill out if it find the first matching?


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Looks like these are just historical.  Will fix.


oh great this will fix the URL's with %20 signs in them?


I agree.  Will fix.


Why we pick the longest prefix in resolving?


@vlj Comment ca ? ah oui, ce jeux est bizarre, il faut depllacé tout le contenue du dossier USRDIR dans NPEA00016\USRDIR\Game\PS3_GAME\USRDIR\ le seul fichier restant dans le USRDIR c'est les eboot


It looks like the underscore in parentheses is still funny, and I would suggest not including <leader> in the literal characters, since it isn't literal… but overall looks good


Hi Brady
Unit testing ok. Thanks for the teaching


Since this is leaning more towards UA decides - what if the UA really wants subscription 1 and subscription 2 in one set - perhaps they're the most critical subscriptions to retrieve on a reconnect - but the push service (arbitrarily) splits them across sets. Is there a strong scenario to support multiple sets per subscriber or could this be eliminated?

In addition - for subsequent subscription requests, it's unclear which set to pass?


picking the first match will mean that '*' will most likely handle everything


it looks like a hack. Could you please elaborate this one ?


should be <cstring>


I'll change the default to `smp`.  I'm not sure I follow the suggestion about adding a warning; I'd rather not force users to have a two-step process to submit batch jobs, as that gets old quickly.


typo: textureview


we need some criteria for betterness and length of the prefix seems like a good one. SystemJS also uses some variation of it


Thank you.  This looks good.

On a side note,  we are doing some stuff with POSIX shared memory in the current github.com branch.  You might want to stick witih Sagan 1.0.1 (stable) if you aren't already.   I suspect we'll have the kinks worked out shortly,  but there are some issue.

Thanks.. I'll also add you to the sagan-credits.c if you aren't already in there.  I appreciate it!


comment says "subtracting epsilon from it" but that's not exactly what you're doing - explain where the 0.8 multiplier comes from


could ~~use~~ take ambient


I'll try to simplify it.  At first glance (at least in a while), I don't know what it does, either.


Hi All,

I'm not sure what is the best place to start conversation, but I feel that could be a slot. I would like to keep it public, so we don't need to repeat ourselves.

For 2.2 I reverted functionality to existing one, mainly because  @Barrocas  comment about during the route, that's a fair point and I don't have quick solution for this. So, let's get clear, now situation is exactly like it was (at least I feel it). On the blue button click, there is a dialog to keep or clear intermediate points and start navigation (I checked that was like that), if there is only one destination point, it will be replaced with specified (exactly like it was and it is still in Search address and coordinates).

I hope it is clear, backward compatible and working solution.


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You can read about it [here](http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?GlobalVariablesAreBad)


and how you can be sure that 0.8 isn't so small that it will allow numNodeOODPods to schedule rather than numNodeOODPods-1


This means there are two places ACL data is stored: one in the state and one in the TextField. It seems like this should just be `:value (:email acl-entry)` so that you don't need to sync them in `:capture-ui-state`.


type, should that not be type: type, added that in my PR i just made.


No idea.

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There's actually more wrong with this module, for example:

*    The `local function read(pin)` includes a 20mSec `tmr.delay()`and other poll loops.  This might trigger the WDT, and will also cause the wfif stack to timeout.
*     The bitstream decode loops use the exponentiation operator **^**.  Whilst the basic arithmetic operators are exact for integers < 2^40, the exponention operator isn't. Eg `print(2^8-256)==0)` returns **false** on the esp8266 FP builds. Better to use a `bit.lshift()` function since the module already assumes the bit library or convert into iterative doubling, e.g some thing like (need to test) the following replacing these 5 do loops.

```Lua
  local bytes = {0,0,0,0,0}

  for j = 1,5 do
    local mask , offset = 1, 8*j
    for i = offset, offset-7, -1 do
      if (bitStream[i] > 3) then
        byte[j] = byte[j] + mask
      end
      mask = mask * 2
    end
  end
  local byte_0, byte_1, byte_2, byte_3, byte_4 = unpack(bytes)
  bytes = nil
 ```


nit: line length


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about me


If the client wants to group subscriptions that badly, then it could give up on the first subscription and see if subscription 3 can be grouped with subscription 2.

An alternative design might be to have the push service reject a request if it can't group them as requested.  That might be better, though I don't know where that leaves the user agent in the case where a group becomes "full".


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Please, don't use `Definition` in the name. See: 8772080a637fd81e7dd8e2fe9fde4db667a27a18


It looks like a hack. Could you please elaborate on this ?


The scenario that @hruellan described on the list is what I wanted to cover at a minimum.  That and maintaining the architectural view (or myth, if that's your bent) that HTTP is stateless.


Ca change rien :S

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Another lesson: how to do synchronize using `Container`. You may choose to update data here:
````java
@Override
public void updateProgressBar(int id, int value)
````


Go back to the crud checkpoints and look a little more closely at what they are doing.

Your code in here should match what you see in your posts_controller.rb, but replacing `post` with `item`.


Rename `:validation-error` to `:validation-errors` if it is supposed to be a list.


Не закрыт блок Мику-рута. Ошибка.


il te dit quoi ? le log


The problem has been fixed upstream and a patch can be made.


I'll remove the int,int version for now.


What's all this about?


Note that you can also use "_ for i in" to avoid loading a variable into memory.


`final type`?


Or better yet, just skip straight to your bloccit posts controller:

https://github.com/ARuettinger/bloccit/blob/master/app/controllers/posts_controller.rb#L14

The only thing that's different here is that you will be using `Item.new(item_params)`, as opposed to building it through a relationship like `@topic.posts.build`


Assuming this was just for testing?


he cant do that right now bc i havent pushed my texturesystem branch with those changes (sts: sauer::vector -> std::vector ) :/
(ill do that as soon as i merge then)


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ditto: use plural as a type hint


Might be better to use modprobe -- it automatically figures out the module dependency so if rxlan is needed it will be loaded. insmod does not do dependency.


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Now let's start discussion about the new vision of destination points. Let me be very clear, yes, I didn't see exact solution before and yes we struggle because not that much software is used for Pedestrian navigation and provides Intermediate points.

I still differentiate Waypoints and Intermediate points as a term. Mainly because of touristic navigation. I think OsmAnd is heavily used by tourist, so many people use it as a main navigation systems, but nowadays there are more elaborate ones with traffic information provided. What's important about touristic navigation, that people create a list of points which they are not sure they will visit in the end or not, even for car navigation! For example, there are 3-5 castles you would like to add the most 5, but first to setup navigation between 3 and then decide later how much time you have.

There is a valid point that you can do it with Favorites and that's true. Favorites are not the worst way to do it, but not the best! You are not going to add "cafe" or any other utility which you need just in next 10 minutes, but you want to make it as part of trip.

I think I need to bring the story where it is coming from. http://osmand.net/blog?id=osmand-ios-1.2.2-released (on the map you can see 2 bars with next coming destinations and you can manage them). These destinations will be automatically reorganized when you are coming to them. In the end I started loving this feature and I feel it very important now to bring to Android version. Though we have a navigation here...

I don't see much issue with navigation, because route preparation very-very similar to this http://osmand.net/images/blog/ios-1.2.2/ios_2_1_1_13.jpg. You just decide on the fly which are routable waypoints and which are not. One of the biggest thing in IOS history of destination points itself, of course the numbers won't make sense any more if it is not part of navigation, but that's ok, destination points have names and could have different colors.

I know it is hard to get an idea from such description, but please join discussion or wait for POC in 2.3 and join discussion then :)


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LGTM


![I like you](https://media.giphy.com/media/SedMCzMp4uecM/giphy.gif)


No I do not, and you're right, it seems this file isn't a part of the build. I can close the ticket and the PR if you wish.


FewDocFixes (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1971 of 1971 tests passed)

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Looks like you undid the fix to simulateTyping by changing back "channelID" to "target" :)


@c'est normal, ca marche pas avec la master, c'est sur ma branch la que ça marche
j'ai ca
E {rsx::thread} FS build failed:D:\Emulateurs\Rpcs3\FragmentProgram.hlsl(78,9-19): error X3004: undeclared identifier 'gl_Position'

E {rsx::thread} LoadProgram failed.


need to change line 51 from `if row == 1 or row == 2 or row == 3:` to `if row in columns_dict.keys():`


Esta atualização foi para tirar o bug com as keys acima de 99, podendo assim agora roda com qualquer indice de key.


How do you differentiate instance methods from static methods?
Here's a proposal:
```
staticMethod(items: Array[]) => Array[],
#instanceMethod(items: Array[]) => Array[],


Added Code to resolve improperly formed email addresses in CC line.  Used Regex statements that I found elsewhere in code for [ValidEmail](https://github.com/bvcms/bvcms/blob/7af515efb7692a82829a6f6dec41d8626a6ebe81/UtilityExtensions/Extensions/EmailAddresses.cs)

**Example email form with invalid email address:**
![email with bad address](https://c4265878.ssl.cf2.rackcdn.com/gsbcfamily.1511222046.Email_Form_Invalid_CC.png)

**Only properly formed email addresses made it through to the final email... shown after hitting "reply":**
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**Comment added to end/bottom of email body stating which email addresses were CC'd:**
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It's same situation with https://github.com/vadz/wxHexEditor/commit/3cfb729c68adad3ee9b72cd2f9c1346891384df5 . It doesn't need to crash but it happens.
wxOSX have much more issues than wxMSW+wxGTK.
Anyway I will test again and probably revert it back later.


Boss!


I agree with you that we need to adopt more efficient way than ```npos()``` function. I just wanted to fix a severe bug that prevents TagLib from working.
We have enough time think about the more efficient method and your opinion is a viable option.

At least, the issue is not a problem inside TagLib. So I will change ```npos()``` to ```static_cast<size_t>(-1)``` or some constant inside TagLib.

Thanks!


@ryanoasis Thanks for your note.


Can't test this version it seems to be missing nwjs executable file.

![screen shot 2015-11-23 at 00 01 17](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/13501166/11329080/68e51298-9175-11e5-9bb5-3757dcd56e6b.png)
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What about shortcuts for creating builders for known DataManipulators like DisplayNameData, LoreData, etc.?


请把你的这个分析文档移动到2015-2下新建一个你们小组的子目录中，不要直接丢在项目根目录下。要为你后续的作业合并提交做好准备。


So you are trying to make it %99.99 :)
That doesn't kill my love to use of  "and, or, not_eq".
Those are new sets of C++ language.
If we don't use them, who will?
I not like it but I think it's easy to revert them back later :)


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Fair. :+1:


Blank line after.


BLAME ANDREW #thanksobama


why not use iscroll？


Hey @zeevl I'm not sure if this is the correct path. Are you trying to directly symlink local PhantomJS binary? If so, the path should be `./lib/phantom/bin/phantomjs`. But it won't work anyway because if you try to install the package, npm will complain that the binary file is missing (as you haven't started to run `install.js` yet). I think we still need the original bin/phantomjs to act as a proxy?


Typo?


yup…


no need to use errors.Trace here. if you want to print stack, use ErrorStack(err) instead.


Well coolness!  Do both of you have an hour starting in 20 minutes?  I am
thinking of containerizing all this in LXC to eliminate a good deal of the
dependency issues...
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Should it be user = User.new ?


从本地push一个文件到远程仓库。


If defining _BIG_ENDIAN is thought to be dirty, you could also break down the following...

```C
#elif defined(__BYTE_ORDER) && defined(__BIG_ENDIAN) && (__BYTE_ORDER == __BIG_ENDIAN) || \
      defined(_BYTE_ORDER) && defined(_BIG_ENDIAN) && (_BYTE_ORDER == _BIG_ENDIAN) || \
      defined(__BIG_ENDIAN__)
```

into multiple elif's. It fails because _BIG_ENDIAN isn't defined. If multiple elif's are the way we want to proceed then the same should also be done for the other similar comparisons. I decided to leave this as is considering it seems to work fine everywhere else.


please add 'flower' after canola thx


Yup, that was the thought. Does that seem ok to you?


Overlay can be used without iscroll. For web.


Move this block in front of ` String filterValue = conditionMap.get("Value"); //$NON-NLS-1$ ` could be better.


Change to ` WhereCondition.EMPTY_NULL.equals(values[1]) ` could be better. Because ` values[1] ` may not been initialized.


@caibo2014 how did you test this feature? i am not sure "crush_map" works here.


The only problem with that is it wouldn't return events that are all day, since the end time for those events is midnight


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LGTM


Advise change to ` List<String> fkXpathList = new ArrayList<String>(); `


this gives a multiple definition linker error
```
/home/Tony/julia32/usr/lib/libLLVMCore.a(IRBuilder.o):IRBuilder.cpp:(.text+0x230): multiple definition of `llvm::IRBuilderBase::CreateGlobalString(llvm::StringRef, llvm::Twine const&, unsigned int)'
./codegen.o:/home/Tony/julia32/src/cgutils.cpp:31: first defined here
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
```


@sbooth, sorry for taking back what I said. However, ```ByteVector::npos()``` is efficient enough. Since it is optimized out inside TagLib and doesn't entail a function call every time. It won't slow down TagLib.

For example, these are some parts of assembly listing of ```tbytevector.cpp```.
```
; 538  :     if(offset == npos())
  000a5 83 fb ff     cmp ebx, -1
```
```
; 583  :   return npos();
  00111 83 c8 ff     or eax, -1
```
According to the listing file, a call for ```ByteVector::npos()``` is replaced with ```-1```.


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

##### there are 31 more failed tests, see build details
```


current


Yeah, I do need to do some cleanup, including this, which is probably not necessary anymore.


Missing link.


`console.log(err.stack)` will include `err.message`. Might be worth logging `err.status` though.


You mentioned this was going to be impossible to rebase on current master,
I agree. I'll rewrite it.
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Grande Kepa, parece ser um título, concorda?


Aqui vai ser feito a media


qcui : It is better to explain the reason.


Advise change ` (realXpathForeignKey != null && realXpathForeignKey.trim().length() > 0) ` to ` StringUtils.isNotBlank(realXpathForeignKey)`


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Is there a reason for renaming the classes/structs to add "Cl" prefix?  My personal opinion of prefixing datatypes is that it tends to only add informational value if the code is a library intended for multiple projects, and even then, namespaces seem more applicable (otherwise it is just more characters to type, and results in CC being slower at guessing what it is you are typing).
I guess this may be more of a stylistic decision...


first commit


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#1220 with disabled Fiber migration test makes Linux shared lib CI test green.  Looks like something else is going on with other Linux builds causing lots of SEGVs.  And @kinke, the windows build failed with a SEGV in core.thread.


@jundery thanks! Sent a fix: https://go-review.googlesource.com/17162


why do you commit ".DS_Store" file?


@willfisher This is where the location algorithm you wrote will go.


so... this genius bit of code made dread spikes last a single hit and immediatly wear off. fun times


Ok so this compiles and runs on my laptop (and I also ran gradlew), so maybe travis is broken? It's probably trying to build the new library


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I think it would make code more readable to use `[ -L "$HOMEBREW_BREW_FILE" ]`


Sure. I'll do all that stuff tomorrow.
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why did u.... sorry;;;;

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eieija


These builders are the extent of static methods being added. Any further "usability" static methods is asking for more trouble and overhead than it's worth.

Besides, you don't need to even use builders for those all that often, if all you need is `getOrCreate` a majority of the time.


good catch.


comandos:

- agregar al gemfile
gem 'devise'

- ejecutar:
rails g devise:install
rails g devise User
rake db:migrate


@woongbinni Sorry.
@ehrudxo Why did you commit ".DS_Store" file? :-)


lol


Ajustes à nova saída do ```pat-match``` para que o ```test-pat-patch``` e, principalmente, o ```student```funcionem.


Shouldnt the coverage badge reflect the original repo?


forwarded_session_id does not work well for me while testing in local box (rails 4.2).
forwarded_session_id could get a session_id value, but not represent the session I needed (`request.cookies[session_id_key]`).

In the case, url a and b is same domain, url c is another domain.
I have a request to url `a` and response set cookie with session_id `x`,
then redirect to another url `b` with request cookie setting session_id `x` and response cookie setting session_id `y` and headers['Location'] with handshake recored `x`.
then redirect to another url `c' with request cookie setting session_id `z` and response cookie setting session_id `g`.

I need `x` and could get it with `request.cookies[session_id_key]`, but `forwarded_session_id` gives me `y`


Yay! :100:


cc @sabakugaara  @timebug 适配到最新的 mkdocs v0.14.0。修复 title 为 None 的 bug。


@justbuchanan I decided to make these parameters be dependent on the maxStepSize, but I wonder if always multiplying it by 10 is too arbitrary a value. What are your thoughts?


แก้ทำไม


Yes, of course..


aka the "dirty" commit...


@nsh87 I get an error in my Pycharm from this import statement. I assume that I should ignore it since that is explicitly for older versions of Python, but I just wanted to check/let you know.


The instance I bump into this, spacemacs has a fix. Thanks for patching so quickly! :smile:


Thanks for catching it, fixed!


The other option is
```elif re.match():
     pass
else:
     Print()```


Don't forget to add any external deps to the [.gopm file](https://github.com/Pholey/Exgo/blob/master/.gopmfile)


I'll disable "Optimize imports" next time...


I'm not really sure that either is better. I guess not having an empty branch is better


Because sending block nbt data is implemented only for signs.


```
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "bash\balt.py", line 1796, in _conversation_wrapper
    return func(*args, **kwargs)
  File "bash\basher\__init__.py", line 3975, in RefreshData
    self._corruptedWarns()
  File "bash\basher\__init__.py", line 4055, in _corruptedWarns
    message, liststyle='list', canCancel=False)
  File "bash\balt.py", line 1206, in Display
    with cls(*args, **kwargs) as dialog:
  File "bash\balt.py", line 2792, in __init__
    checksCtrl = listBox(self, choices=strings, isHScroll=True)
  File "bash\balt.py", line 483, in listBox
    gListBox = cls(parent, choices=choices, style=style) if choices else cls(
  File "C:\Programming\Python\2.7-x86\lib\site-packages\wx-2.8-msw-unicode\wx\_controls.py", line 1290, in __init__
    _controls_.ListBox_swiginit(self,_controls_.new_ListBox(*args, **kwargs))
TypeError: String or Unicode type required
```

Is the error, it's because it's passing in `ModInfo` objects rather than string objects, hence the change to make it `x.name`.  `x.name` returns either a string or a `GPath` (I don't recall exactly which).  Even so, `GPath` has a conversion to string object, so it handles it correctly whichever it is.


Fixes #1