In the same spirit, you could write the loop body as

    unused_x, unused_y = vector_data['tail']
    unused_x, unused_y = vector_data['tip']

This will simply error out if anything is wrong, which I think is ok.  You could even catch the exceptions in the handler and serve a 400 anyway if you want to be nice.


line 18 would be better as

    with Image.open(sys.argv[1]) as img:
        image = numpy.array(img)

Also, as far as I can tell, creating an array from an image will always copy the buffer. You may want to use cv2.imread(sys.argv[1], -1) instead


Seems this test and the one for tcksift2 are causing issues on master... I'm guessing the syntax is different between `master` and `updated_syntax`? In which case it would be best to move your tests into `tests_pending` until we merge or whatever changes you've made on `updated_syntax` have been ported over to `master` - right now we can't merge any pull requests on `master`...


@monicasarbu Oh, I see now that you have other comments, so disregard my comment about merging. I'll fix the terminology issues in this file and also create an issue to update all the doc.


@oleersoy I don't have any problem with 0.12. But it should be supported. All computers on my work uses 0.12 without nvm. If something won't work then will be very big mess. 0.12 is still usable platform. So please add it to tests. /cc @MoOx


Is it good idea to use include some phtml blocks? I think it should be replaced to rendering some child block


@kumpelblase2 Ouch! I sometimes change spec to test different things... it seems I forgot to put it back later the way it was supposed to be. Thanks for noticing this!


Analogously to the above suggestion, this could be wriiten as

    for unused_x, unused_y in points.values():
        pass


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Traduz!


If you decide to keep the current version, this should become

    return False

(I definitely added too many comments to this function.  Sorry.  I appreciate that you wrote it. :) )


Também é massa trocar o 1, 2, 3 por "DRAFT", "PUBLISHED" e "CLOSED" ou algo assim.


is the dropped patch included upstream now ?


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Hrm. I'm trying to *implement* `cv2.imread` basically for here. In OpenCV's bindings it returns a `Mat`I think, but I was hoping to be able to just get one into a numpy array.


Pq try..except mano!?


Yes, you said that before. Does the more recent version have the problem or not?


Exceptions immer verarbeite, nachem abfange. Also i dem fall catche und en neui business exception schmeisse (also z.b. PdfGenerationException oder was au immer, eifach vo businessexception oder emene child defo erbe).


Travis downloads the .dmg. It is no longer possible to install 0.3 via
homebrew without checking out an older version of this repository.

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Need comparison statement, to identify if interrupt occurred.


I think it's better to just lock to Flask-Login <0.3 than using this code, since we'll be using the ``is_anonymous`` property many different places and would have to add this every single place.


Yeah and it's working fine for me when dealing with the movies and things
I've been injecting and sharing.
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Not Pep8 compliant.


incorrect function name


MIT license


If statement to check if EINT0 has interrupted, if it does then call BolusDose_DoseInject


To confirm I've just tested today's with GST1.6.0, mkv playback now appears fixed. We'll be testing 1.6.1 in our dev builds next.


Should this be the master branch?


This breaks transparency in PNG files! If you have  a PNG with transparency, the transparent part will get black...


Yep, you are right. Didn't realize I need the third request to get complete sequence.
Besides I can see a typo there (destoyed -> destroyed).
Thanks for rev. I will fix it tommorow.


Need to enable Timer1, when call Timer1 need if statement to check which interrupt is occurring.


LGTM.


Might be a little more general to do:

    (or (buffer-file-name)
        (buffer-name))


-1000 Why are generators not supported anymore?


Change variable name to something more appropriate BolusDose_DoseCount maybe


These pin are wrong for LPC1768


Do no know ... I did not have this environment.


Ah, yeah. This will also work for scratch buffers.


Awesome, thanks for all your hard work @jzoss!


@okorshenko There no dependence to jQuery


prepping for async/await, might be nice to cook up a tool that does rewrites for people so it's not such a pain but it makes sense long-term


Acknowledged.


@avsm

IIRC this header was a problem on OpenBSD? `-DACCELERATE` guards it now. If you `--disable-modernity` in `./configure`, it shouldn't ever be touched. Does that help?


Strange. I suppose we share the same limits...
```
$ ulimit -n
1024
```
(which seems high enough anyway)


i do own the repo but this is the original repo i copied from


there is r28


ok, got it.


Careful with updating chokidar; It used to depend on a version of fsevents that required native compilation at install time which is slow and even does not work at all in some situations.

See also this pull request: #1


lukas ql


I fixed the one you mentioned here, but not sure what you mean by "above for suspend."


Yeah
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Yes I can


This indeed behave as it should. The lock is not on a local variable, rather it is on a singleton object in the cache, whose instance is always unique for a cache key.


shouldn't we be generating these permissions automatically based on the API usage? at least that used to work. this seems like a regression to me.


This line makes the second y-axis disappear when a different attribute is dragged on top of it. (This is bug 1 of my list at https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/105889740).

I think we can safely remove this line. Without this, the issue raised in https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/1055240/stories/104664476 still appears to me to be fixed (although I may not be replicating that issue correctly).

Note that fixing this seems to re-expose a bug that was present before this commit, which is that if you replace the right y-axis with a new value, then delete the right y-axis, you can't add a new right y-axis any more.


same here, we use to generate these permissions for you if you used the apis.


Ah okay, hesch en service exception gmacht. Eigetli isch die nur denkt zum interni fehler zmarkiere uf oberster stufe. Also alli exceptions wo ned vo businessexception erbet werded churz vorem zruggä ine serviceexception umgwandlet. Drum besser en businessexception mache.


@aheckmann generators are not asynchronous, but are made so via `co`. Thus, using generators is a hacky solution that is being replaced by official, inherent, asynchronous solutions such as Promise and async/await. Removing `co`, while an excellent solution at the time, makes for better stack trace (i.e. reduce maintenance cost) and slightly improves applications overall.

That's why.


It looks like someone updated it in master.
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No, sorry. It's too much work. This was just a project for learning go.

If you want to download YouTube videos, I recommend youtube-dl. It works
well and is always up to date with the YouTube API, at least on Linux.

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@miguelportilla I believe you, but that means I'm still missing something in my understanding of coroutines (which doesn't surprise me at all).  I thought part of the point of a coroutine is that it could suspend (by calling `yield()`).  Then if you later call `resume()` it picks up where it left off.  I believed that calling `yield()` inside the coroutine would have the effect of returning from the most recent call to `resume()`.  This would in turn release `resume()`'s `lock (mutex_)` when the lock leaves scope here: https://github.com/miguelportilla/rippled/commit/e1b7bce95bc92b01e917ea74ccb8bf0f20e6e9fc#diff-51fa53533be4aa9b1bf24a09a084347bR63.

So the way I understood it, the lock in `resume()` would be released regardless of whether the coroutine suspended (because of a `yield()`) or completed (because of a `return`).

I'm not saying I'm right.  I'm just saying that the way I read your description ("The lock is released only after the coroutine completes") doesn't match the way I understood things to work.  And my understanding does align with David's last sentence, "... step 6 will block until the lock is released which only happens after the coroutine suspends.".


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you forgot Doxyfile.in


There is an SCC that specifically grants host mount only that you can use rather than privileged.  But yes, this is the right spot.


Guess this should be squashed with the first commit.


You should use `Minimap::getCharHeight` and other methods of the public API.
I just found that there's no longer a link to the doc API in the README so the fault is on me here.

Here's the link: http://atom-minimap.github.io/minimap/

I'll add it to the README later.


You may have missed some places where "Schemas" is hardcoded right now.


Can be replaced by built-in http_build_query()


Sudheesh,

As discussed can you add the "query running message" to the console in the debug mode? That way we can enable it for the framework regression jobs

- Rahul


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Ah ok, probably there not being that sprite available for the track. In my SC4 branch I made it ignore unsupported pieces for the Junior RC so at least then it was just an invisible track piece rather than crash. We should be able to do that for all rides at some point - with a warning message instead.


Hmm good idea, I think it is doable.


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Maybe you can open an issue with it so more people can comment :)


It doesn't really matter, this only happens once at base image build time so it's basically equivalent.


Adding absolute_import should be part of a separate commit, it's unrelated to adding the DAPlink and just complicates things.


It seems weird to me that we pass in a boolean to be checked instead of checking before we pass the value in at all. It also is hard to read in the template because you have to keep in mind what the values in each of the 4 fields are.


No problem. I'll fix it posthaste.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#OyJpuHtJS8q88Ns6CBdo7g


Why instead of fire this 'edit' event here, you only exchange your listener from edit to render?


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Basically all koa did behind the scenes was to wrap every middleware with `co.wrap`. Now, koa works with every function that returns a promise, so you can anything you want - sync functions, functions that return your a constructed promise, async/await functions, or generators with co.wrap, since co moved from thunks to promises some time ago.


Good points!

>  I think this is where the primary track ids in PrimaryMap are diverging from the primary track ids in Map.

Not exactly.

These lines are just to make sure the G4 track are tagged following the PrimaryMap's key-generation rule. The rule itself is defined in
PHG4TruthInfoContainer::ConstIterator PHG4TruthInfoContainer::AddPrimaryParticle(PHG4Particle *newhit)
which is called into the DST output via the end part of
int PHG4TruthSubsystem::process_event( PHCompositeNode* topNode )
These are the primary place we need to change if we want to use a different key-generation rule.

> The idea I have is that we could simply have the Map track id key also used by the PrimaryMap track id key.

I agree. I prefer the PrimaryMap and G4 particle map to be synchronized in keys too. Besides CPU cost in ancestry tracing, the current synchronized keys are very confusing too.

I couldn't think a place that would yield a problem if we properly update the above functions (+ truth info's user code like the evaluator). But a few embedding tests would finally show hidden issues.


I assume you are overriding the 'create' method from the AbstractMetadataElement here due to the need for setting the FK object. After you retrieve the FK object you should call the super 'create' function passing the kwargs to create the ExecutedBy object.


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You should call the super 'update' here to do the update.


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Select all makes more sense if you view this as a reusable widget rather than a page-specific widget. Perhaps we keep it simple and either don't include select all or make it dumb rather than smart?


As long as it works then all is good ;)


Would it make sense to add this here too?

[src/toolbar.js:99](https://github.com/bird512/react-quill/blob/caaf6ef679fab3984e75e0e356a804250d2ff53c/src/toolbar.js#L99)
~~~js
renderChoiceItem: function(item, key) {
	return React.DOM.option({
		key: item.label || item.value || key,
		value:item.value },
		item.label
	);
},
~~~


Woah


Just updated to v5.0.0. The future feels nice. :+1:


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Great, thanks.


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Works. I do it this way too. One of the many ways.


me llego~~


Yeah, #10786, but it doesn't seem to affect my errors.


Este valor sigue cableado aquí a día de hoy, se puede consultar con Proposal.votes_needed_for_success, pasa lo mismo en el  2% (siguiente línea).

Entiendo que no es un cambio que vaya a admitir PR's, pero quería avisar.


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welcome to the future :smile_cat:


I've heard that there's a `{{ csrf_input }}` variable available that outputs this entire tag so you don't have to include the name manually. Does that work?


Not sure why you are executing the function here, since you've exported the function. I was thinking this should be called in index.js


See if you can use the 'add_metadata_element_to_xml() function here as has been used in feature class resource type (https://github.com/hydroshare/hydroshare/blob/develop/hs_geographic_feature_resource/models.py#L146)


Code looks really good. I assume linting is helping.


I don't understand why you had to set this attribute here. Can this attribute not be 'true' or this attribute need start as false?


Cool; I wonder if it should be "AnsList" to de-confuse java.util.List


Or "ContentList" or something just not "List"?


I meant Travis for base Julia, which gets the deps from the homebrew tap.


Switch Button for switching between test url and dev url is also integrated


You can't do this.  $flancy has to remain as $flancy object.  You can't create another $flancy due to the c# add-type nature of it.  I kept the object around to allow people to stop/start the flancy created.  It's not intended to remove it.


I know, I have a JIRA ticket for that but since that won't make 5.1.0 @ingo asked me to document it for now.


good catch - I goofed that


ok


This also breaks omniauth-oauth2


This should not work - was this fixed in pester?  You used to not be able to do this if you wanted the functions available in the tests.


So how this related to this patch?


something doesn't sit right with this test. it is testing the already outputted file. I would think you should have a test just before this that tests the running transform function somehow. Then this test can verify the output.


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Please move the bulk of the code in commong between this test and the createTouch test into a shared JS file (so we only have one place to update if we want to extend/maintain it).


remove verbose - and this should throw?  I think you mean not throw, right?  That's why your test worked, but the example failed, I think


the `CC=cc` and `-O3 -Wall -Wextra` "should" no longer be needed... I'll check on my FreeBSD soon...


The commit message doesn't clarify the fix, and I don't want to go back and change it. I needed to change the return statement to redirect to the Index action in Admin controller. The FileDelete action changed the url inappropriately


You should look into using a Django form here to add some validation against the user IDs using a `ModelMultipleChoiceField`.


Gracias por avisar! lo arreglo ahora mismo.


Unclear. Makes no difference for me, works either way. Did you find this necessary?


Why do you need those methods?


@pweil- Is this the scc you were talking about?


Ok. This was causing problems with my tests. I think we need a way to create multiple flancies then. Maybe add a number to the class name or something?


Please remove these calls to `createTouchList`.  That's the old way of doing things (and you don't use the return values anyway as far as I can see).


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It works for me. I did that because the $flancy variable wasn't available at script scope. Was changed to support Stop-Flancy.


Can you provide some documentation on the json format and a example test file for importing the practices & providers?  We will need to do some test to verify this works.


It should throw in this case because I'm not passing in a token on to a protected endpoint.


this commit was initially sent as a pull request to validation repository, but maybe now, when it was merged to templating-validation, `'validation'` should be replaced with `'templating-validation'`?


This is a weird annotator-specific bug...because i'm doing an external call to the catch without actually drawing it onscreen, the actual annotation data is off because it is missing the "highlights" attribute.


Why does adding absolute_import complicate things?  Having absolute imports makes this file compatible with both python 2 and 3.


FYI: This breaks sweeper and merchant unit tests where we try to empty out collections to remove state.


Why +@totalPages?


Merging take 1 changes from Codenvy..


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Pinging @borsboom


For anyone who figured out the vm and is actively using the old vm, this update won't affect the old vm so no need to worry. But I highly recommend you rebuild using the new box, as you're missing out on the web server and some rather nice performance upgrades.


Ya ni supe para que hacer esto


Hi

How to change small circle size to highlight the event days

Thanks


Am I correct in thinking that this tag is here so that you can reuse the search code from the menus?

If so, I'm not a fan of this. This part of the page isn't a menu, so the class doesn't make sense. What if we add some site-wide CSS or JS triggered off the menu class? Furthermore, it's really hard to figure out where the code that makes the search functional is located. I was honestly confused as to how the search worked until I noticed this tag.

IMO search widgets across the site should be built as a reusable widget, perhaps with a data-attribute that points to the container for search results. It could pull the `text()` values of the children for filtering, or maybe have children use a data-attribute with their searchable strings in them. Then, we'd just have a `search_widget.js` file included on pages that use search. It'd be more maintainable while still sharing code, and it'd still be obvious where the functionality is coming from.

I'm thinking something like:

```html
<input type="search" data-search-over=".users">
<!-- Some other stuff, the selector means we can structure our HTML freely -->
<ul class="users">
  <li data-search-terms="me@mkelly.me">me@mkelly.me</li>
</ul>
```


This is why the maketest command runs each test in its own powershell host.


In create_stack.rb line 68 you have ` 'stack' = {` - shouldn't this be ` 'stack' => {` ?


why not use initialize callback?


> * Have a guarantor that earns 80 times the monthly rent and
  has a good credit rating to co-sign the lease with you.

Is this also NYC-specific?


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@svrana I believe we did this to prevent the app from accidentally dropping the whole collection. We can get around it by adding a flag to explicitly mark you want to drop it all, or we could do a spec like {"_id" : {'$exists' : True}} or something.


Yes


Hmm... ok.  I'm not seeing that.
This is what I have been applying in my r10k_setup.pp...
```puppet
class { 'r10k':
  version           => '2.0.2',
  manage_modulepath => false,
  sources           => {
    'puppet' => {
      'remote'  => 'ssh://git-codecommit.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/v1/repos/puppet_config',
      'basedir' => "${::settings::codedir}/environments",
      'prefix'  => false,
    }
  },
}
```
That obviously requires a 'r10k' class which doesn't exist without the 'puppet module install r10k' I run previously which only allows me to install the latest from forge.  So this leads us to the idea of using r10k and Puppetfile to install the newer version of r10k but I can't run a 'r10k deploy' without the Puppetfile being in place (which is what the r10k_setup.pp is doing).  So... chicken/egg. :-(  Unless I am missing something?

I actually added a "File" resource that creates the necessary /etc/puppetlabs/r10k directory to my r10k_install.pp to work around the issue.  This:
```puppet
if $kernel == 'Linux' and versioncmp($::puppetversion, '4.0.0') >= 0 {
  file {'/etc/puppetlabs/r10k':
    ensure => 'directory',
    owner  => 'root',
    group  => 'root',
    mode   => '0755',
  }
}
class { 'r10k':
  version           => '2.0.2',
  manage_modulepath => false,
  sources           => {
    'puppet' => {
      'remote'  => 'ssh://git-codecommit.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/v1/repos/puppet_config',
      'basedir' => "${::settings::codedir}/environments",
      'prefix'  => false,
    }
  },
}
```


Good question. Not sure


I think the only reason you needed this was because you had a flancy already running in your host on that name:port.  Otherwise, maketest.ps1 will deal with  this between tests.


Actually, you could close App.Entities.Foods collection inside FoodApp.Foods. It belongs to that view.


:heart:


good idea :p


Ahhhh. Now it all comes together....Let me clean is stuff up then....


Thanks, looks good!

Might be good to add a test for this behavior by adding a symlink within the testdata:
https://github.com/grow/pygrow/tree/master/grow/testing/testdata/pod


Thank you yannick !


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Yeah, OpenBSD 5.8 comes with a shiny new GCC-4.2.1. And going through that release tarball feels like going to a David Bowie gig.

I have no access to an OpenBSD system ATM, so need an ack here.


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>What about this?

We'll that is why they pay you the big bucks!:smile
The first in that example is not anything I use, it is a object oriented way (for lack of a better term) to use blender and is amazing but I'm just not that into Blender. But the second example applies to what I do and it should work, NOW THAT I ALREADY DID IT THE HARD WAY! :laughing:

Twisting the tie downs for the back view, won't that still leave a "skinny" view point? I do see that they get to be a single line but they don't disappear. Also twisting them slightly may not as simple as it sounds, for me anyway. The hardware has to be perpendicular to the connecting point, maybe a slight twist? I think the way to make it work would be to make the straps have thickness instead of just a plane, like a cube, all be it really thin on one side.
I don't want to go through the effort of twisting it only to find we still have a bad view, only we changed the angle it takes to see it.
What do you think?


Question though....right now don't the It blocks rely on each other? We'd need to call New-Flancy in the first block and couldn't really do it again in the same test file.


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thats unfortunate. I'll probably fork koa 1 to keep generators around as first class citizens until async/await is first class.


NewFormModal shouldn't know anything about it's container.
Hints: Checkout onShow method in Region and close method (you will need to override that so it doesn't close modal before view is removed).


```ruby
 def page_floor_of_reply()
    reply_index = self.replies.unscoped.without_body.count
    [reply_index / Reply.per_page + 1, reply_index]
  end
```
这样貌似可以，不过不是很优雅


Thanks for the hint. I saw how pybuilder_aws_lambda_plugin fixed that. The issue should not affect us, though, because we use Travis only for testing, not for packaging.


Actually you shouldn't use FoodApp.Modal region. You should have modal region for whole app. Proper way would be: App.ModalRegion.


Since this is a new API, what about introducing a bit of namespacing around the argument?  Could be a string with values like  `version=7.1.4`, `revision=98ea6e4f216f2fb4b69fff9b3a44842c38686ca685f3f55dc48c5d3fb1107be4`, etc.?

Or alternatively have a `u` (uint32) type argument?

I've been a bit uncomfortable with the magic the C API does in places.

Not a blocker, curious what you think.


If you want to set a starting volume when bot starts up this won't work.

But
    @@bot[:mpd].volume = @@bot[:initial_volume]
in line 137 in mpd.rb plugin should do.


Again. This functionality should be removed to modalRegion. You should only trigger event here like: @trigger 'modal:hide'. And in modalRegion you should listen on @currentView (or something like that) for that event and fire @close method.


The same


Thanks for the workaround @j3kuntz. I'll update the unit tests.


Agreed. Removing all that stuff and running tests with maketest now.


@abe33 oops.. looks like we need to remove the `fdescribe` here (I've done this before too)


> But the second example applies to what I do and it should work, NOW THAT I ALREADY DID IT THE HARD WAY! :laughing:

Hehe next time, next time :smile:

> I don't want to go through the effort of twisting it only to find we still have a bad view, only we changed the angle it takes to see it.

I understand that, and it is only a tiny detail which may not even work out as you pointed out. I would say to forget about it then and focus on the things missing to finally close #303: improved texture tiling of strap (you just did it but it's not pushed yet I think), creating those two rectangles around the point where the wing and the strut fuse to use as hotspots for adding the tiedowns, creating the chocks for the bush configurations. What do you say?


Pessoal, revisar as alteracoes.


i don't know if it is possible but hopefully these tiedowns will keep our craft anchored to the ground in strong winds... i'm thinking of my testing of the lightening and thunder yesterday while sitting parked at KSFO and the winds suddenly blowing my craft all over the place and even flipping it up on to the top of the terminal building... is there a possibility of having the craft not be affected by high winds or to greatly reduce their effects when the craft is tied down?


I mean "garbage", not "garbabe".


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@wkitty42 they basically work by activating the parking brakes (same for wheel chocks). Apparently that's the only way we have in FG to keep an aircraft not moving (e.g. I checked the 787-8, which also uses chucks == parking brakes)


@TODO: handle the search in asyncronous way


What?


To be clear, I first chose koa because it was the only framework with sync looking code support via generators. It doesn't matter to me if its implementation is "unclean" or "hacky" because the readability benefits in user code far outweigh the implementation (which wasn't bad at all IMO). Performance is not an issue for us either (for us, 3ms response times is nothing to worry about). If it wasn't for generators in koa, I'd probably just have used Hapi.


Java: Doc generation and package generation both use Maven commands at the moment. They don't have to, but right now they do.

Python: Why not include pip commands? Wheel version is 0.24.0,

JS: Why not include npm commands? Don't need npm except to install other dependencies.

Installation: Maybe include `git clone https://github.com/datawire/quark.git` here?


I like how you used the Array to populate the sides with the loaded value


Originally this was meant to safely(without marking `replies` as dirty) sort the entries by timestamp for further processing. Since `replies` are in fact always sorted this way I'll get rid of this part entirely.


shit, my dumb fail after sleeping :yum:


Man that sucks... maybe you could use Flattr?


I think you should just make sure that a pixel (4 bytes) is getting transformed without transforming the alpha. Or you can take the entire pallet array and compare before and after.

Here you are comparing the entire pallet in a for loop one byte at a time. I don't think that's a good way to test it.


>i don't know if it is possible but hopefully these tiedowns will keep our craft anchored to the ground in strong winds

Yes, I agree, and brakes won't be enough, so maybe we can figure out a way to completely anchor it.

>creating those two rectangles around the point where the wing and the strut fuse to use as hotspots for adding the tiedowns

I didn't see this anywhere, is this something I am suppose to do? If so, how is this done?


I agree with your commit message, I originally wrote this to ensure it matched what Romanesco output before all of the networkx integration.

I don't actually see the need for these 2 tests, I'll open a PR removing them (if no objections).


Why just `\begin{figure}[t]`? Unless you have a good reason, `\begin{figure}[htbp]` is better practice. :stuck_out_tongue:


what she


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??? Suddenly when I do `git status` on all branches I have a warning that I modified `pedals.ac`, which I most certainly didn't touch. Any ideas about it @wlbragg or @onox ??


wat


You should sleep more, mate!


Ah, yes.  I had forgotten about that.  We'll keep it around for a little longer then.


I think we should remove the part where we assert the content being equal to the contents of a file, but it wouldn't hurt to keep the lines that simply execute the functions, if only for the sake of coverage. The verbose outmode of CTest on travis would also allow us to inspect the output on any build if we wanted to.


Well mostly its because the AWS cloud-provider currently expects the node name to be the same as the private hostname of the AWS instance. We are using our own DNS so its currently broken.

Before this commit the node seemed to figured out the instance ID from the AWS metadata. The normal cloud provider setup tries to figure out the instance ID from the node name. Its a few extra steps that are really unnecessary for getting AWS volumes up.

I also commented on https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/issues/11543 since that issue is preventing us from using cloud-provider at all. But it seems that if ```ebs.plugin.host.GetCloudProvider()``` is not an AWS cloud provider we could still assume we are on AWS and try to mount the volume the old way.


**Note to self:** Referencing tutorial_arr can be confusing. For readability, it may be best to define a tutorial_arr within this function.

**Reference**: Tutorial array is a 3x3 array that goes:
>[1, 2, 3]
>[4, 5, 6]
>[7, 8, 9]

place_letter() receives an input (say 1 at spot 5), scans the tutorial array for where that spot is, then places the input at the appropriate spot.

Since 1 represents an X, and since 5 represents the middle of a tictactoe board, the output would be:

> {} | {} | {}
>---+---+---
 >{} | X | {}
>---+---+---
 >{} | {} | {}


> so maybe we can figure out a way to completely anchor it.

I really tried but couldn't find any property to do that. The only way of faking AFAIK is with parking brakes. But if you guys can come up with something better, go for it!

> I didn't see this anywhere, is this something I am suppose to do? If so, how is this done?

You have to create two invisible objects (rectangles probably) in the model .ac file, nearby the top of the strut. Preferably these two rectangles should be a single object to make things easier. Then basically I will make that clicking on them will add tiedowns. Makes sense?


This import should be on the top of the list of imports


@PonteIneptique I'm confused about this bit of the change.  Why are you setting this back to lat1 ? the urn is now urn:cts:latinLit:phi1020.phi002.perseus-lat2 correct?


Whoops! Thanks for doing this, Jacqui! :+1:


Its initialized to true, if CheckDropPermissions returns back not allowed need to set it to false hence the else.


A better explanation about the same thing by @Juanvvc (but regarding another issue):

> In any case, remember we can use a transparent/hidden object only to receive inputs from the user. Most gauge knobs are implemented like this: you are actually not clicking on the knob but on two transparent planes next to the knob: one to increase a value and the other to decrease this value.


When you select one of the options (contacts) from the query/dropdown and click submit does the form actually process correctly/validated and a new message is created?


You can run the new-flancy above the it block - the its just test the values after.   DUH!  That's the problem - set $token outside of it{} block then test contents in it blocks - then use $token in the next request


Didn't see this until now. I'll add it


Although things are still broken now that it doesn't use admin - this would have fixed the old stuff from this AM


Julian,

I don’t know of any other error cases for BAD_VALUE or INCOMPATIBLE_TCTI  in my current implementation.

Will Arthur
Intel Corporation
Server Security Firmware
803-216-2101

From: juliantrzeciak [mailto:notifications@github.com]
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issue #46<https://github.com/01org/TPM2.0-TSS/issues/46> partially covered - accept
I have no idea for following scenarios:
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Sure will add the comment. Thanks.


Yeah.  If you select a place, or multiple people, only one shows up in the _Messages_ list.  But I think this is likely trivial compared with getting the droppy-downiness working.


Have you run into this issue already?


Instead of creating a div here, you should use:

```xml
<meta name="apple-itunes-app" content="app-id=968875097">
```

...in the header.  iOS will do the right thing with native links to the app.


sdfg


This makes a lot more sense now that I can see these comments inline =).  The if/else here is used to switch which option is currently in focus (i.e. which is dim/bold).  The location variable is a boolean which is set to 0 when called in  main.py, indicating that "Login" is in focus while "Create Account" is dim.  Hitting the right arrow key calls this function recursively with Create account in focus, while the left does the same with login.  Enter is the base case, returning the boolean selection.


Yeah, I got this far.  But I think you need to create the <options> list for the values to get submitted because $phone.val() is always empty otherwise.


Sorry, my html got stripped...  the list shoudl be the <option> list


The output is now in latin-1 it seems. This did the work:
-xml_data = urllib2.urlopen(urllib2.Request(source, headers={'User-Agent': user_agent})).read().decode('utf8')
+xml_data = urllib2.urlopen(urllib2.Request(source, headers={'User-Agent': user_agent})).read().decode('latin-1')


ack


what's the problem with co.wrap? I personally always save the wrap function in a variable async at the top of my code, so my generators read `async(function *(ctx, next) { ...`.


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The current version of the data is `600mb` as seen by the following command. The distilled version is only `12mb`.

```
$ du -h data/
600M data/
$ du -h data_distilled/
 12M	data_distilled/
```


Hm, I do not think this is going to work if the file:// URL is encoded with % characters.


@jeffbaumes and I spoke about resolving any type/format discrepancies if the item is missing the metadata (in the case of upgrading).

Additionally, I'm going to extend ```get``` on the dataset collection and move the logic there.


Actually, something more interesting is happening here:
`userService.getUserDetails` receives an `undefined` so it outputs the currently logged in user data, which in turn gets passed to the next `then` as `previousAuthor`.

This way `previousAuthor.name !== data.author` is evaluates to `false` and, predictably, nothing happens.


Would it make sense to prune the list of LUNs in the GetHBAInformation step? Why do we have to display all available LUNs and then go on to test only thes ones the user wants to test? This will also simplify our code. We wouldn't have to record time for each LUN separately and then use those values for the Disk IO tests.


**Note to self:** There's not much info being given about what the computer is doing behind the scenes. For usability purposes, it may be best to print lines on what computer is doing, to request input from user before continuing, and to display board before or after the computer's move.


If you could, please provide a sample or better yet, a test case


Agreed.


The problem is updating 20x apps now and then again once async/await is available. Seems premature to remove this.


I'd just go for it, lower case makes sense


If scsiIDs becomes a required parameter, does it make sense to still have an adapters parameter?


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aha ... I understand


Nice one dude


I think I will end up doing so.


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Not seeing it.


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Not seeing my input file or not seeing the issue?

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wrote:

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>
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>


e3d head change config


I am aiming to make a game with a paddle at the bottom of the canvas that can move from side to side. I will also have bricks at the top of the canvas and a ball going up and down hitting or missing the bricks. When the ball comes back down you have to try knock it back up with the paddle. Here i have a red canvas with a ball in the middle and one brick at the top


Input file.  Just send to me via gmail.


must sort and make sure we don't have each flag more than once, we'll have some modules using same flags i.e systemd... if they both are built we'll end up having it more than once, this sort makes sure we if it only once regardless the enabled modules.


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Yeah, that's what I get for copy & pasting. Whoops.


dont you think green is a little bold. plus, can dogs see green?


ill merge, once you change to a dogfriendly color


I took them from `DefineMethodNode`. What looks odd about them, besides the casts?


Yes, but we need to set the outputclass on all the cover page topic titles... I'll take care of it.


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#Qo7ho-19TKe0FC-k1iTrFQ


here it is:

[test-3.txt](https://github.com/firemodels/fds-smv/files/26379/test-3.txt)


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Okay. I guess I misunderstood this. I just wanted to effectively replace the root node with one that looks nearly identical, save for the argument mangling.


Thanks. I usually catch these. IDEA keeps reformatting on me.


I can rename, but I'm not fond of `String` given we have Ruby-level Strings as well.


yeah, I think `launguage: generic` is for a project with multiple languages.


Got it.  Thanks.


here is your request


Зачем?


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awesome, i like your styles, haha, literally!


Добавь бордер к выбранному пункту меню. В остальном все хорошо.


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Typo: "REPRODICBLE" -> "REPRODUCIBLE"


Looks good, thanks Jay!


Actually, this was already there. But I'll rename anyway.


This breaks tests but I'm not sure it should - is there ever a case where a template should have a type other than `Layout`, `Includes` or `main`? Seems sensible to me to assign main as a default and this creates a consistent pattern for nesting folders in templates.


Note that sometimes megacli is called 'MegaCli64'.
I did something similar here: https://github.com/ElCoyote27/hwraid/blob/master/wrapper-scripts/megaclisas-status.


Instead of the hidden input, perhaps you could use multi-select elements? It reduces the options you have for styling but simplifies the widget.


@joeosburn good point. I forgot that `create` usually would return the object, even if it failed. I can adjust.


Is the `logger` param unnecessary?


Mail method now has access to the path for the actual file, but documentation is lacking so might need file processing before attachements function correctly: Testing in progress


No it doesn't :P. Your build.gradle clearly says source targets 1.7...


It'd be great if, along with using a Django form for this page, you also made this into a [reusable form widget](https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/1.8/ref/forms/widgets/), as I imagine we will be using this again in the future (given that we already have a widget like this that I was attempting to replace with the Django admin version of this widget, and it's popped up here now, it seems like something we'd want to abstract).


Good work Jeremy - sorry about the fire alarm!


Since the class 'ModelOutput' and 'ExecutedBy' already defined for 'ModelInstanceMetaData' in the hs_modelinstance app, you can try not defining again here and instead let the class 'SWATModelInstanceMetaData' class inherit from 'ModelInstanceMetaData' class. If this works, in future when you develop other model specific instance resource types, you would be writing much less code.


"To" -> "Too"


This doesn't really add any info over the function name so you might as well remove it.


Can you please mention here what the user should run manually to fix this situation?


same here: Can you please mention here what the user should run manually to fix this situation?


asdsad


This path is hardcoded. Change it to one given when `DirReader` was constructed


See if you can use the 'add_metadata_element_to_xml()' function here.


Yes, I'll will fix this


[Lottery Simulation.xlsx](https://github.com/jblasberg/Econ1970_Blasberg/files/26398/Lottery.Simulation.xlsx)

11/3/15


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This forces us to `import scala.Console` and I'd prefer to have it only in `TodoList` because the console interaction is handled there: we could create a `val defaultColors = Colors(CYAN, RED, YELLOW)` in `TodoList` instead.


For example:

file:///E:/test/s%20p%20a%20c%20e%20s/


Should the second parameter, `sizeof(table)` be the same as the global const `TABLE_SIZE`?


>You have to create two invisible objects

OK, will do.

Here is where I am at with the strap excess hang over and the re-texturing of the strap. Only the right side so far.
![strap1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11069680/10918132/b706c5bc-8229-11e5-8050-d50b24f6654f.jpg)

![strap2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11069680/10918131/b703464e-8229-11e5-9ba0-03e21df3ce82.jpg)

![strap3](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11069680/10918130/b6f38498-8229-11e5-978d-b9317c6ceb43.jpg)


LOL ez mi
Ezt én csináltam amugy


kek


That's clever :)


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Smart pointers should go down this path, so we may want to improve performance here.


looks great.


This function runs anytime details of a resource need to be displayed and not when only a resource is created


I don't really know how to avoid the import in `build.sbt` if we introduce this class. We could instead create 3 separate `settingKey[String]`, what do you think?


please remove this comment :)


[Data 151104.xlsx](https://github.com/jblasberg/Econ1970_Blasberg/files/26401/Data.151104.xlsx)


k


Man, I really couldn't type yesterday apparently.


`hideEditContainerOnSave` is from the module `BaseOptionsCellEditor `, which I default to `true`.
https://github.com/blzaugg/alloy-ui/commit/76bd9efc71beadcc48b8d5f8e176a1b91fd2912e
from this PR
https://github.com/thiago-rocha/alloy-ui/pull/35

I needed this module to override that default.


@timabbott This is required when this script is called from `create-release-tarball`--the build in the tmp directory that creates can't access the locally installed packages in the regular `/srv/zulip` dir. (One thing that changed as part of using `package.json` to install node packages that is somewhat implicit is that the packages aren't installed globally anymore and instead are installed in `<project_root>/node_modules`.)

If all the packages are up-to-date when this is run from the `/srv/zulip` dir it won't have any effect, so it seemed okay to call it every time the script is run.


@abe33 Thanks for your message. I had been using [the wiki](https://github.com/atom-minimap/minimap/wiki/Plugin) on the github repo as a reference.


Please change this to `for (auto it : closeTimes)`


identify


Ahh OK, makes sense.


Added. Thanks!

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have we reviewed events at this point and how the handler function will receive the jquery event object?


jshintrc: sounds like we get the copy from the ui-toolkit repo.
make vs gulp: sounds like we go with make.

[this is me putting a stake in the ground to help move the PR along.]


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I presume you meant s/PID/FDS/g ?


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You can set the protobuf deprecated option then:

bool not_in_transaction = 5 [deprecated=true];

This will for example add Java annotations to the field methods.


Since it is a `pair`, I recommend `auto const&` to save a few cycles on copying.


Cleaned language, removed *, removed _


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bool not_in_transaction = 7 [deprecated=true];


new function sliceOffArray:
- what this function does is simply removing certain array items, or removes items based on some item properties values


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to whom who like to test it manually:

     -bash:$ brew unlink archey
     -bash:$ brew install -v https://raw.githubusercontent.com/childnode/homebrew/d3570bb/Library/Formula/archey.rb


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great! :-D


So basically we just poll to see when the zombies go away right?  Looks pretty straight forward


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#QYSLBSoMS_yfONjrNmGY-w


I think you didn't pull new translations - zanata has much more translated files than there is in git. :(


Hey @DanielBaird if you want to submit a PR I'll merge this!


Yeah, this looks good to me. Thanks for fixing it.


wow very cool. Pics?


/ghost should wait 5s instead of 1 second


By the way, we could probably define some additional `syntax` or `pattern` rules to make some of these parts a bit cleaner looking.


s/daving/saving


I don't think I understand the comment.

Does that mean that each query will be run in its own transaction? If false, what's the default here?


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Sounds good to me!


No one is bits one mid bytes

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Generating iv once for the whole session with CTR mode allows attackers to decrypt messages.


Hey, any reason this never got submitted as a pull request? Would it be okay for me to merge it?


It looks like this change breaks the installation controller, at least for SQLite.


Sure :) Do you have any examples on how to do something like that?


so proud of you


Cool


This was the fix that molly needed for true 16bit PCM audio.


maybe this should be `struct sol_network_link_addr`?


r+


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/c70f06379489158f45a29c2d7782518b76fc3465


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commandEscapeFix = c70f0637 into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commandEscapeFix = c70f0637 merged ok, testing candidate = 64a00cf8


I think it does not.


hrmmmm, ODBFeatures should define the overall feature set this driver does or does not support.

so, IMHO, I think it should be hardcoded to true


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we decided to not block completely because some mods use commands pre CS_ACTIVE to determine if a client-side is installed.


Hmm... my comment got cut off.

To continue, it's important enough to fix.  If no one objects to @henryso's proposal, then I'll change things to that.


@suls my best guess is that I default to minimizing visibility. if you need access I'd take PR.


This is a test for sending a notification @mijailhernandez


@Zarel


The test passed. i just looked. the test did not use a low number for otherNumber. i will revised my code.


Can we add a version specifier here as with other gems?


Note to self: data-bind HTML is approved; we're generating HTML in code on backend. A TODO will be added to `website/project/views/register.py#project_before_register` to reflect the change.


`getSIDouble()`


Test comment


Collections.emptyMap();


OK, then what would be use case for `stable`?


Shifted the refresh of `previous_cmd_ms` to `run_z_probe()`.
Now all the long lasting g-codes, probing multiple points, should be fixed.


Is the cast needed?


It was to avoid a private method call of another module as the event is already public.

Also, there wouldn't be a significant performance benefit here, to call the private method directly.

It's not necessary for my fix, hence the "Source formatting".


```sh
./feelpp_test_regul3D --config-file regul.cfg --gmsh.filename torus_quart_NotWorking.msh
[loadMesh] Loading "/Users/vhuber/PRO/IngeRecherche/build/benchmarks/magnetostatic/torus_quart_NotWorking.msh"
[a;b;c] = [ 1;0.005;0.005]
 0 ms KSP Residual norm 9.202794e+02
 1 ms KSP Residual norm 5.514637e+00
 2 ms KSP Residual norm 2.008557e+00
 3 ms KSP Residual norm 1.167545e+00
 4 ms KSP Residual norm 6.130111e-01
 5 ms KSP Residual norm 7.608369e-01
E1103 20:21:54.852185 1949106176 backendpetsc.cpp:94] Backend ms : linear solver failed to converge
```
The KSPConvergenceReason is:
```sh
grep reason /tmp/vhuber/feelpp/feelpp_test_regul3D/feelpp_test_regul3D.INFO
solverlinearpetsc.cpp:638] [solverlinearpetsc] reason = -10
```


You don't need to call endGroup twice, do you?


note: or maybe only if local to be sure...


Oh. You began two groups.

... Fuck. :P


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Praise jesus


OK, I just pushed it.
"TiedownHotSpot" is the name of the invisible object. It is joined so if you click on either side it should work (once the code is in place, of course).


technically, isn't this looking for the C* nodes?   I realized C* nodes and Spark nodes are the same in DSE, but might be more accurate to call it `getCassNodesIPs`


increment RELEASE imo; that is what it is for


Сами писали?)


Is this really necessary; can you not just use `vector.push_back()` - or if the branch uniqueness is important a map?


(nit) small style thing:  usually in job server code we just include the `session =>` on the same line, and avoid the extra {}, i.e.:

    CassandraConnector(sparkConf).withSessionDo { session =>


К тестовым моделям лучше прикладывать эталонную трассировку и/или результаты


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easy


woohoo


This line probably should be removed as it blocks window creation(not supported feature). The issue with crash may be in place where we try to use SRGB texture for framebuffer.


Again don't need braces after `case Some(ip) =>`


WTF este commit jajaja


typo: add space.

Please update Javdoc with the same content.


You need to forward the request headers here.


@Guite please make this change to the the generator


Don't need separate line for result here.  Could just end the block with `queryResult match { ... }`


I have been getting this for the last several weeks, one of the pushes I made I had to commit the conflict (for lack of a better description).
I get that message every time I delete my local repo and then do a fresh clone. I don't know how that is possible but that is when I get it. I did something once (who knows what) to get rid of it. Then this last time I did a new clone, it was back. So I just committed it. I have no clue as to why or what it is.


Meyer's Singleton allows for lazy initialization and a self-contained entry point for initialization.


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/89075138


Thanks! Please include @lonvia and minor typo [graphopper] -> [graphhopper],

> wget -O - http://photon.komoot.de/data/photon_data_021_150112.tar.bz2 |

Is it correct that the second command is still the old?


dakujem.


google! [N]RVO, [named] return value optimization


ouais, fait un dispatcher stp. un système de builtins


are the `package.json`s swapped? Looks like `packages/babel-plugin-transform-es2015-instanceof/package.json` is a clone of `typeof-symbol` and vice-versa?


Isn't this always true in the reports controller?


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@barbour-em, comments have grown in complexity since we first implemented them. There may be benefit to adding a Comment class to formalize the structure of the comment objects. This need not be a StoredObject.


Why?


Could use a for comprehension to make logic a bit more compact:

    (for { s <- Try(session.execute(sparkMasterIPQuery)) } yield {
      parseRealLeadersTableRows(datacenter, s) match { .... }
    }).recover {
      case e: Exception => logger.error(.....)
        None
    }


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I think this stratification makes much sense. The other way to stratify is to divide into two parts: Structural annotation and Functional annotation.


Yes, I think we just haven't released an egg with the fix.

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Here the return value from `parseRealLeadersTableRows` is not being transformed.  How about doing the logging in that function instead, then the match would not even be needed.


@tarruda LeoNerd on Gitter:

> please change this line to for(int color_index = 255; color_index >= 0; color_index--) so you'll find the "correct" black

(thought it might get lost otherwise, there's a lot going on on the channel atm).


I did not register it in the catalog at the time. I actually opened an issue for catalog/urn bumping.


Nice  :+1:


Typo on Instance.


Could you please try to communicate with me a little bit to test the utility? Thanks.


r


fast-forwarding master to auto = 64a00cf8


I think we will be fine with treating this like a winnow nested obligation.


`length_x = record->getItem("LENGTH_X")->getSIDouble(0);`


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Yup. Thanks for flagging that! I actually hadn't debugged why this was
causing test failures locally and it was driving me crazy...


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can a user tweak or disable this? lately with propagation issues on astraweb.. sometimes just trying the same release 40mins later 'fixes' it. and you dont want to just assume everyone posts on astraweb.. thus cant just simply increase delay for all usenet items in fear of it.


Possibly a micro-optimization, but considering this can get called for saving a solution, don't we save a few cycles if we don't double iterate?

As in, have a `count` variable at the top and we increment it at the beginning of the loop?


Nevermind, misread this.


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-1249-bugfix/jrd/w1c-worker-race = d89136a1


Merge sha d89136a1 is stale.


merging basho/riak_kv/bugfix/jrd/w1c-worker-race = 03d0420e into borshop-integration-1251-bugfix/jrd/w1c-worker-race


basho/riak_kv/bugfix/jrd/w1c-worker-race = 03d0420e merged ok, testing candidate = edce9a29


Imho this solution is not so good.
 * Token is public, so anyone can see that
 * Every fork of this repo will use this same token if / when users activates Travis CI

cleaner solution is add this ENV variable directly to Travis itself. Direct link https://travis-ci.org/mgechev/angular2-seed/settings And example image above

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/595561/10919332/f1bb5dd2-8272-11e5-91cb-b035c5a4a172.png)

With this way your token is _only_ for _your_ Travis CI instance, which is used on PR's and so on.


eWAG: could this be something that blender is doing automatically? is it loading something that references that file?


Warum das manuelle Laden der Klassen? Wir haben doch einen Autoloader.
Und die Klasse erbt jetzt nicht mehr von AbstractSocialNetwork?


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Thanks!!


@anwol004 You are absolutely right, the "[]" should not be around "theText" (fixed in https://github.com/cucumber/gherkin3/commit/fc7af5ac121e08abf8685062e3e43658c6ad7f82).


I have the same behavior with `--ms.pc-factor-mumps.icntl-13=1` (Convergence with the *correct* mesh, divergence with the other one). That generate the Cholesky factorization ?

Please note that using `ams` as a preconditioner (not available in that example) produce `NaN` for the first residual.

By the way, I do not clearly understand why if b>0 the system is SDP.


Brady - got busy for awhile but I have moved the code upstream as suggested.

Definately a better place for it.

Code is pushed.

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python download_tweets_api.py --dist=tweeti-a.dist.tsv


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The current release (1.18) will compact the database upon open, so the time will depend on how much data is in the log, and (of course) the speed of your hardware. There's a new manifest reuse feature (in the reuse-manifest branch), but there appears to be a bug that slightly increases corruption, so it's still experimental and not in master - until fixed.

I think that 100ms is unlikely (unless log is empty), but 1s is likely (but not guaranteed) on modern hardware.


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why the /publish command is removed for camming up


kkkkk


change to:

const int y_offset = PBL_IF_ROUND_ELSE(6, 0);
gpath_move_to(s_tick_paths[i], GPoint(x_offset, y_offset));


Why it's in the cache if it's invalid.


I would say that you forget one important point about IV, they have to be random and should not be re-used. Given that you used CBC mode (which makes it a bit less problematic) -5pts. Would you used a stream cipher, you would have broken the encryption.


@barbour-em I don't see anything crazy or surprising about these changes.

Thinking more about comments-by-page: We may be able to aggregate by page w/o changing the existing data structure. I see some difficulty in writing new comments (which question is it attached to?), but this could be resolved by checking to see which question has browser focus and defaulting back to the first question on the page. Comments would still show in chronological order, but the list will now be a composition of comments from several questions. If in the future we support per-question commenting, very little work would be required.


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Maybe also mention that for example some intrinsics require this.

@aatch Which one was that? `expect`


antipattern:
you're validating the presence of the id rather than the association

feedback:
It's better to validate that there's an associated object rather than whether the id is actually present. When they're both unpersisted objects there will be no id's but the objects exist and would satisfy the presence validation

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I spent a while staring at the following `for_each` and not quite getting it.  Eventually I figured out that you have two things named `cluster` in there.  This `cluster`, which is a `TMCluster`, and `app_.cluster()` which is a `Cluster`.  Would you consider naming this captured `cluster` to something like `tmCluster`?  That might have sped up the process.  Thanks.


RELEASE is for package release, i.e. the number of times the package has been rebuilt using the same version of the software (source [Wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RPM_Package_Manager) or [rpm.org](http://www.rpm.org/max-rpm/ch-rpm-file-format.html))


Covers multiple methods.  If you define just the one, phpunit does't recognise it's covering the other classes.

@covers Zend\Hydrator\ClassMethods <- this is not just covered.

https://github.com/levelfivehub/zend-hydrator/blob/master/test/HydratorTest.php#L66


should be _jcarousel_generate_attributes()


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Did it work? I am a little confused about forking and pull request.. Help me a bit.

After I forked, I edited WGS section a bit as you saw.

After I committed my edit, I tried the pull request. However, the pull request came to me(?). (I am confused about this part.)

Later, I tried pull request from my branch again and it appeared to work this time..


@joeosburn done: https://github.com/desiringgod/wakes/commit/05dfa0a4ea6c317f9c005964d5a1fa062c0dd638


I don't know why that would happen, but it's theoretically possible, so cleanup in that case. The bug happens in the first case (line 82), this case is just for completeness.


nice job but why it doesnt have a bannedString for ban words


That is because that uni tests its a integration test and not a unit tests.

We expect cover 100% coverage only with unit tests.


I'd prefer `build::StructGEP(bcx, lldest, i)` here.


I think the `a` value should not be evaluated here; we want to be lazy in the elements of the record.


The LaTeX advisory board are committed to backward compatibility, so the change in default in `sigplanconf.cls` won't be accepted.  (In any case, most other SIG conferences are sticking with 9pt for now.)

However, we badly need one or two demonstrations of conference-specific "wrapper" classes that go around `sigplanconf.cls` and show how a  program chair or a steering commitee and provide the defaults they prefer without having to touch the main class file.  Emery, could you be persuaded to do one of these.

@MatthewFluet please take note.


pce.refresh could fail for reasons other than parse error. Fail to malloc in the C library, for example.


is it really "/." as separator?


So now you're going to set this prior to XS init?


Typo here, should say `m_ladDir +=`


ok, I think I'm a little confused about your workflow here :) the files have already been named according to the new urn but the cts metadata has the old...


Yes. It works. I can merge it. But before that, I want to test a little bit more of the commenting function, which I find it interesting and useful.


i think this whole "blacklisting" feature is a separate issue and should not be included in the initial commit implementing your folder buffers


I'd prefer using either `build::StructGEP` or `expr::get_dataptr` / `expr::get_meta`. Probably the latter.


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Да


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python download_tweets_api.py --dist=tweeti-a.dist.tsv


I can see your inline comments as well


The indent is relative to the start of the `if`, so I think this is correct


Looks good!


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The most up-to-date version is 0.1.0-SNAPSHOT. A lot of fixes from there aren't present in 0.0.4.


Bad encryption ECB mode. -20 points.


The LibreSSL project is using this trick to prevent optimizing away the memset call by the compiler
https://github.com/libressl-portable/openbsd/commit/635b892c41ec3025f66c41703620214eed2e5862
It's look like much cleaner.


It wasn't--fixed it.


Did you run the new rustfmt on the previously formatted code or on the original source?


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-1251-bugfix/jrd/w1c-worker-race = edce9a29


What was the reasoning behind changing the public interface here and removing the queue from the init?  Should we document it?


Very smart :) It's very unreliable to check toString/show[Syntax], but I'm not sure how to express this otherwise at the moment.


yeah and it's going to get rebuilt here... since it's tracked in version control it wouldn't be a bad idea to increment it. my only point was that adding a point version to VERSION is silly when you have RELEASE. Either bump VERSION or RELEASE but don't add another minor point to VERSION lol. That's all. Minor quibble.


g:syntastic_javascript_standard_generic is not defined, :SyntasticInfo throws msg


lololol


Why did you move 'getImageLinks' to AlchemyLanguage? I think it makes more sense as part of the AlchemyVision code.


The old API allowed you to change the queue used by default for `upon`, `map`, and `flatMap`. We never actually used this, and it wasn't used by the helper functions like `all`.


I suggest renaming `lock_` to `mutex_`.


I have problems with this class; my main gripe is the extensive and seemingly unlimited ability to update the internal state. Suggestions for improvements (which might be misleading due to my limited understanding):

1. Clearly separate the members which can be updated; and the members which can not be updated (I really hope the latter set is not empty?!)
2. Is it possible to assemble the various `setXXX()` into one or *very few* logical functions like:
```C++
void setGeometry( double length_x, double length_y , double Area) {
    ...
}
```
3. It feels like different members are not all orthogonal - e.g. how are `m_length` and `m_length_x` and `m_length_y` related?
4. I really hope and think the class should be able to hold it's own when it comes to `m_data_ready`?
5. For the members where external update is not required - the `setXxx( )` should be removed.


**In your own words, how would you characterize the main argument or goal of the historicizing project?**
Main argument: Flexbox is an efficient tool in responsive design.

**Comment on what elements support this aim and others that stray from it.**
From just the About Flexbox section, the above is where I assume you're going with the project. The introduction doesn't really set the reader expectations toward a discussion of history; instead, I expected more of a how-to piece.

**Using Duckett (pp. 465 - 474) as your rubric, provide suggestions and commentary on the design: visual hierarchy, grouping and similarity, and designed navigation.**
I like the format and colors of your website! The navigation is clean and makes sense (and works!), and the use of text boxes fits with the content. The grid background is also interesting, although I'm not sure it works as a background for body text as it makes it a little hard to read. I think you could standardize the heading hierarchy and differentiate the section and sub-section headings a little more. (The color differences help, but the text size is still pretty similar.)

The centered content boxes are responsive and mobile-friendly, but the picture and table are not. I would consider rethinking at least the size of the table so it will work better on smaller screens. (Also, is it supposed to have two mostly empty columns on the far right?) You may also want to look into options for responsive images. (I'm working on that, too.)

**Note any areas in the project where you wanted to hear more from your peer, or the topic needs or deserves more attention. Reviewers be generous about sharing your questions and ideas for further development within, of course, the aims of the project.**

I think you could connect the introductory section ("About Flexbox") to the historicizing goal more explicitly. This will better set up the Resolved Issues section, which doesn't make a lot of sense in context right now. You may also want to add more introduction to the Resolved Issues section—you say that these issues are related to the "spec" (undefined) and not naming conventions, but you don't explain who is identifying and solving these issues. I think historicizing has a heavier focus on the social/cultural surroundings than what your current draft describes.

While talking about particular issues in the development of Flexbox is useful, I found myself wanting to know more about each issue than a single-line Summary/Proposal/Resolution. What if you picked three of these issues, and went more in-depth about what the issues, proposals, and solutions were (technical definitions, how the problem effected functionality, who considers this a problem and why). As is, the long list of resolved issues doesn't seem to serve a purpose. In the same way, the table comparing two versions of Flexbox just isn't particularly useful without context, as-is. It's not particularly user-friendly, and it does odd things to the page formatting, too.

In Cindy's presentation, she mentioned that we're assuming users know nothing or very little of HTML. If this is correct, your terminology section (or even an earlier section) could use some additional definitions of what HTML/attributes/properties are and how you'd begin to use Flexbox.

Otherwise, I definitely agree with @maothao 's suggestion of covering the origin of Flexbox. That may help you identify what issues are central to Flexbox's purpose and better structure your final draft around historicizing (especially connecting the past/present/future of Flexbox).


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HA!
Ok, didn't know that. I'm testing it and it seems to work.

The JSON payload seems easy to parse.

I'm working on it and gonna push it later tonight.


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I think `member()` could be `const` if `mutex_` were `mutable`.


Is this per session or per message? The Server randomizes an IV every session, but not every message (otherwise client has to receieve a new IV every message as well).


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On mac this is "glibtoolize".  I think it's a portable change to add a g.


Fixed IV is baaaaad. -5 pts.


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This was an interesting comment - maybe `SegmentRange()` could be a useful abstraction which might hide away some of all of this churn?


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Sorry about that.  Fixed in 03c058e.


Just wondering with an open source library though if the public API changes need to be justified or explained?  Others might have used them?


I just merged your edits. Well done. Thanks.


Tu peux rajouter une méthode "get($id)" à TransactionManager.


I think `size()` could be `const` if `lock_` were `mutable`.


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project will be change according this id


This commit makes changes so that the client is compatible with versions of InfluxDB > 0.9.3


Test ripples.


This doesn't need to happen in a prototype but: error context being strings only is common in Haskell, but I really wish I wasn't. It would be better if it was a parameter with a Show instance.


@Memphiz, refactor and cleanup...


@mavscjb $osimage =~ /rhel/--------> if osimage name does not contain rhel, this part will not take effect.
I think osvers is more reliable than osimage name.


Any thoughts on something more portable?  If these are used as part of the build/verification process, it will probably have problems running on a Windows OS.


saw approval from fadushin
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/83052d5beab08e7603561ac3bb83f6d1371382e5


merging basho/yokozuna/hotfix/2.0.6-2012.08.25+d95a2881948d26c7e451091e36098df36eff8116 = 83052d5b into borshop-integration-579-hotfix/2.0.6-2012.08.25+d95a2881948d26c7e451091e36098df36eff8116


basho/yokozuna/hotfix/2.0.6-2012.08.25+d95a2881948d26c7e451091e36098df36eff8116 = 83052d5b merged ok, testing candidate = 5330183b


O_o typo


Why?

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good


Needs localization


It is too epic.


glad it's used by others. Thanks for making it a package. @dacap made a change/suggestion early on so that blank lines can collapse to space. My own version now keep collapsing to no space.


Change back to default Nox 5 labels


yes, I'll add that.


Nope, no luck with `-a` either, same error.


Needs to be localized


Should this comment not stay?


Neither of these can currently actually be used in the renderer or mod code of SP or MP.


Ask BigNoid to check implementation when using icons main menu layout


ClusterAction is already set in setup().


Yes. But only 0.1 second faster then original version. Maybe I should figure out another way to get performance gain.


Typo here... Should be "convenient" not "convient" :tongue:


Remove button, carryover from Nox SiLVO


Same typo here as well


Can you fix the title of this file?


Typo here too...


agreed with @zackdreaver , devs should prefer newer kRO desc than old Aegis script


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1443


Ok!


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Hello World!


Why did you remove the auto build instructions, @TomArcher ?


It looks like you have the same problem as @maothao where your navigation does not work. If you are trying to create jump links so each link will jump to a different section of the page you are missing code words in and a place for the links to jump to. Here is an article that can help you create jump links: http://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/getting_started/article.php/3479511


Should we call it as readOnlyStore ? This could theoretically work for the R/W store. But caution should be taken to make sure that the node is brought up with right stores definition. The slop starts streaming as soon as the node is up and if not done rightly, it will cause data inconsistency. For R/O this problem is not there.

So I would open it up only for R/O store for now.


This will definitely still have liquid gibs it sincei t's running the parent =p

Also, I wouldn't make the sprite unique or anything like that, just have a subtype with that subtype's New() removing the liquidgibs reagent AFTER running parent.


Left a comment, Looks good to me.


Good idea. Done.


totally legit


give me an example i seem to be going full newb


All of these are already inherited by parent; they don't have to be defined again; just have the subtype path.


This shouldnt be changed. It is dependant on how your git is set up, and you also changed it to 0755


and the unique sprite was the ghost camera bit i was talking about the issue: Camera takes picutres of ghosts, our ghosts looke like the players when they died, need to force it to look like a generic ghost.


Also, just a suggestion but you may want your links to open up in a new page, so whoever is on the page won't have to go back to it after looking at your link. To do this add the target as target=blank. http://www.w3schools.com/tags/att_a_target.asp


知乎观光团


"document" => "standard", was this change intentional?


restify 가 node5 네 정신 동닫히려는 최신 버전이 필요 했습니다.


Hmm... Is there ever a use case where we'd like to create new RW stores while a node is down in the cluster?

Isn't there a way to turn the server on but reject slops and online operations, allowing only admin operations? If that's the case, then it would be possible to use this command at that time to bring the resurrected node up to speed (although, arguably, it may be easier to just copy the latest STORES xml files to that node).


Should the compiler flags be changed to fail on missing headers?


This is a naive and incorrect "fix".  It breaks other tests.

The `.t` file demonstrates the problem as reported on rt.

It doesn't cover things like `parse_bytes("5.5001 TB")` which is also borked.


Well for R/W you can create them today with manual workaround of specifying --node parameter. Doing it so at the API level gives the user confidence that things are handled correctly, where as it is not.

Or you can just add a comment in there saying that don't use it for R/W store without considering and we can make sure that our case does not use this function in R/W code path for now.


This was a test to look at the json pathing


Thanks for catching this bitrot!


These style rules are taken from the rules I observe Firefox using on its pinned tabs that have the titlechanged attribute. I can currently only test in Windows 7, so the style rules may be different/better/worse on other platforms.


@danroth27 suggested removing that section as the autobuild has been broken for a while.


We are constantly below the floating point result... so maybe there is a rounding issue at hand.


Thanks for the mention :)


first commit


围观


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your spacing overall on this assignment is off. Should be 2 spcaes and not tabs


You're missing turn 10! :crying_cat_face:


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resources :posts do


delete this file u aren't going to use it


error this test is not passing


update


remove space


Но зачем? О.о


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Done and pushed.


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Ref srophe/srophe-eXist-app#429


@amroamroamro Is this for debugging?


Why is this removed .. check in qcom/common the thermal-engine is been reloacted into vendor/bin/thermal-engine

https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_qcom_sepolicy/blob/cm-13.0/common/file_contexts#L150


handle the error in extractCount.  reduces duplication


opting for a kernel-based solution instead: https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_kernel_samsung_jf/commit/1b1759f3159b3ae8c1e3e7a999fea7ab243b1545


In laymans terms, I began looking at what was in the bills' `subject` property. I'm not sure why this was commented out, but it has been remedied!


Historical bug!!!


Guys, AES.new(key) means that you use ECB mode for encryption. A big "no-no", especially for VPN.