Is there a reason to have these in module `Types` rather than `Captcha`?  I'd like the latter better.  Also, what do you think of `s/ImageData/CaptchaPNG/` and adding a newtype `CaptchaSolution` for the text?


This line affects testResponseMessageOnUnmarshallingFailed with portable marshaller. This problem fixed in ignite-1282 branch.


Please remove these lines


True, we're doing it in micro-infra-spring https://github.com/4finance/micro-infra-spring/blob/master/stub-runner/stub-runner/src/main/groovy/com/ofg/stub/server/AvailablePortScanner.groovy#L31 . I wanted to apply the fastest possible solution that will work in the majority of cases :)


`Abstract`?  `Opaque` sounds nicer to me, but I think it's less standard terminology.


maybe. but it might just obfuscate the code


The producer part of the ingest (SR-RCV-1) registers "raw" data files as
they are provided by the vendor, i.e., without any name changes.

   - Tom

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> Do the file names like _det_response_linearity.fits come from ITL
> directly or are these the names we assign to the files when
> registering them? I'm just wondering if there's a chance that ITL will
> deviate from their naming conventions.. not that it's a reason to
> change the code right now. It's more a comment/question than a remark
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I can ses some catch: it seems now it would no longer work to change compiler flags in ONE point. And one who wishes to do it have to experiment with at least two. On other hand, idea to "penalize" some "optimization unfriendly" code sounds like a plan, and overall fair enough, since it is optimization level to go for in practical scenarios.


@pbauer I just ran into the same problem. It is not acceptable that a minor version upgrade (1.5.4 -> 1.5.6) breaks in such a way! Please fix your backport or remove it and re-release.


@rjmackay The inconsistency is a mistake. [They are now uniform](https://github.com/ushahidi/platform-pattern-library/blob/gh-pages/pattern-library/5_layouts/home-list.html#L20-L30); both include `.page-header`.


@jverzani Probably the wrong place to comment, but if it gets your attention, I'm happy. `lift` calls here should become `foreach`. `lift` has been renamed `map` and `foreach` is a version which will not get gc'd, more docs [here](https://github.com/JuliaLang/Reactive.jl/blob/master/doc/index.md#derived-signals)


Merge. By accident changed name


Also, why do you make this type abstract?  You expose all the internal structure now anyway, so presumably you plan to change the internal structure later on without changing the interface?


My proposal: don't indent them but leave the rest of the file as it is (to minimize the risk of merge conflicts later on). Anyway, you can merge... that's :nail_care:


Can you also add
```javascript
#Remove wheel chocks, pitot tube cover, and tiedowns
    setprop("/sim/model/c172p/chock", 0)
    setprop("/sim/model/c172p/pitot-cover", 0)
    setprop("/sim/model/c172p/tiedownL", 0)
    setprop("/sim/model/c172p/tiedownR", 0)
```
to the autostart function?

Those four things also prevent the aircraft from moving, when they are ```1```...


In general, please replace all "..." % style strings with the "...".format(...) style string.


"Add media item" is not yet translated
But "Add a new media file" is. Can we use that?

it translates in dutch to "Nieuw mediabestand toevoegen"


start by console logging and making sure things are happening in the order that you think they are


Ok then the :octopus: :D


Why is this not needed for primary constructors?


+1 for the docs here.  Would be nice if these docs further explained:
1) what exactly is a key_field
2) is the uniqueness check happening on the combination of the key_fields themselves or their values?


@matze this is testing the values. Or you meant some other values?


这个变量名取得不好。 sqlite3.connect('xxx') 是一个 connect 对象，最好命名为 con 或 conn 之类的，一目了然


Maybe add a short sentence here about why this is useful (linking to the `#deleting-fields` heading)


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In general, instead of using the '###' style comments above classes, use the """ docstring style within classes.


It is not really a file, isn't it?  Because it can also be a Youtube video etc.


Unused import


We just need to add translations - needs to be done anyway.


Using `wzrd` (see demo section) that flag should no longer be necessary. The comment should be more along the lines: "Note: If no local webserver (eg. wzrd) is used Chrome has to be started with..."


I'm always looking out for duplicated code as possible bugs are also duplicated. But okay, not my code. :)


Why is this block of code commented?


And it should be placed beneath the Demo heading :D


We are trying to get Barbican 3.x compliant...do you know what is the reason for the 2.x restriction?


18행에 iota -> itoa


Please remove all commented-out lines.


New function requested - double to add DNA details into Moka


quote quote quote


My bad. I did some changes before commiting and didn't realise this is wrong. instead of "return sol_coap_send_packet_with_reply" I should do "r = sol_coap_send_packet_with_reply". I'll fix it and test it again


Primary constructors don't have a right-hand side, so we don't need to do it for them. And we get confused with cyclic reference errors if we do not exclude them.


I wonder if you are serious with this…


0.6.x? :smile:


I don't know if we need a constructor for that.  Isn't it an internal error, and we should aim at making the compiler prove it is impossible?


Sarah Mükker


There's not really a restriction. The sole reason for this is that I've developed this library for 2.7 and haven't tested it on Python 3 yet. I guess there's a few changes to be made in order for it to run on 3.x


(you should confirm with @dannyroberts before you put any time into it)


Should be DDDDD


Müller Sarah - knueller


good point. i'm fine with leaving this here now and then moving it if it becomes an issue later


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Here a demonstration of my function
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdjMG6Jy4HY


Yes, I know: doesn't postgres offer to make up IDs and return them in an insertion query?  That would change the api a little all over, but in a good way, and it would make this error go away.


Why not just `import System.Log.Missing (logger)` ?


This is a good way to debug, but you will want to get in the habit of removing log statements when you are finished with a project/assignment


In the borrowers definition can you add "additionalProperties": false to restrict what values are accepted


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jetzt nüme heavy? :smile:


sorry for this wrong pull request, i just a git freshman，


I would have totally point-freed this, but you don't have to.  (-:


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db 是个 connection 对象，它没有 execute() 方法。应该先由 cur = db.cursor() 创建一个cursor对象，再用 cur 去执行SQL操作，即 `cur.execute('some SQL command')`


It seems odd to build the qualities using a ```StringBuilder```, but not the index sequences themselves. I would either move this line to the end (i.e. just set the byte arrays within the loop), OR build ```joinedMolecularIndex``` using a ```StringBuilder``` as well (to be consistent)


I don't particularly like this, it means we have to wait for a server response before we can load our home page. If the server is down or slow to respond every time you hit the home page it's going to be slow.

I'd rather store this in the config file and refresh it on start up or with the scheduler in the background.


Tobias, I've taken a look at the code and I think it needs more work before it can be submitted upstream. I'll give some detailed feedback here, and we can conference call to discuss this some more if you'd like.

So some general things I think you'd need to do then are:
1) Move this code to barbican/plugin/symantec/SymAPI.py...your Symantec-specific stuff can go in there. You probably should move the symantec.py plugin module into this barbican/plugin/symantec package as well
2) Format comments in your modules similar to other modules in the code base...look at the header comments on the existing modules, and the docstrings for classes and methods.
3) There are a few gate jobs that source has to pass before it can be merged in. Also, folks don't generally review code until the required gate jobs pass. So I'd start with running 'tox -e pep8' from your barbican repository. Be sure to run pip install -r requirements.txt and pip install -r test-requirements.txt first.


@maartenkling sorry I missed the notification about that. I'll change it.


The *_det_response_linearity.fits files are produced by the analysis code, so they aren't subject to any possible ITL filename changes.


Ah sorry, I am blind …


另外有个问题，为什么把 sql 的这段代码放在 tpl 文件里呢？


Oops, fixed!


Is this override meant to be committed? Wouldn't we just set it [here](https://github.com/lpil/dogma/blob/master/lib/dogma/rule_set/all.ex#L29)?


this can be null


Commits/releases/settings need an active class too.


これはこれで細いのになったなw


i could save some chars by making a function that creates the filename, but i can't just include all files in the folder in a loop, since the order of the files is very important, some librarys depend on others to be loaded first


this ain't nirvana this is MW js lib


i would change `id` to `todoId` so that it's clear what it is targeting inside the list


d


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O dyplomie na razie nie - zdaje się, że usunęliśmy element <qualification> (Miika również). O ocenie ze studiów - można.


Also make a note in the CLP doc that molecular barcodes (e.g. 10X) != Illumina barcodes, and will be ignored by the CLP.


The trickiest PEP8 violations related to indentation. You can't just hit new line and indent in some cases like this one. I'd suggest just looking at other modules within Barbican to get a feel for how this is done in other areas.


here you should also publish the `todoId`


the console code seems to want to be called exclusively, and if we have the smp case then running tx events during the console may end up with console and non-console output merged together.
A number of console drivers do this.


Please line this line up with the lines below/above it.


`Math.max()` accepts more parameters, these two calls can be combined.


Well done! You nailed this. I left one comment above, but other than that I don't have much to add. Let me know if you have any questions!

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---

###Description

JavaScript is powerful: we're able to take user interaction and information and use it to update the page without requiring a refresh. This week, a new startup in your city, CitiPix, is looking to create a personalized picture app that allows users to store pictures they've taken around the world and quickly access them by typing in keywords or tags associated with each photo; they have asked for your help to start building the front-end prototype. You will begin by building a web-app that will take a user's input and update the background image of the page based on that input. Once again, you have been given the starter code that includes the HTML and the CSS. Use the images in the image folder and write JavaScript to make the background image reflect user input based on the Technical Requirements  below.

Student: Ellie Yanagisawa
                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Call ```$.val()``` on inputs to get the string value of your user's input                                                     |                                |                        |              X            |
| Store user input in ```var city```                                                                                |                                |                        |             X             |
| Use $.on(submit) or ```$.click``` to figure out when the user clicks the "submit" button                                      |                                |                        |             X             |
| Create ```if / else if / else``` conditionals to control the flow of your application                                         |                                |                        |             X             |
| Write at least six different lines of pseudocode and display them inline as JavaScript comments                               |                                |                        |               X           |
| Prevent a form submission using the ```event.preventDefault()``` function                                                     |                                |                        |             X             |
| Use the ```$.ready()``` handler to delay your code from executing until all DOM assets have been loaded                       |                                |                        |             X             |
| Use the ```||``` operator in your conditionals to allow for multiple string values to execute ```if/else if``` statement code |                                |                        |             X             |
| If a user submits "New York" or "New York City" or "NYC" make the background of the page nyc.jpg                              |                                |                        |           X               |
| If a user submits "San Francisco" or "SF" or "Bay Area" make the background of the page sf.jpg                                |                                |                        |           X               |
| If a user submits "Los Angeles" or "LA" or "LAX" make the background of the page la.jpg                                       |                                |                        |           X               |
| If a user submits "Austin" or "ATX" make the background of the page austin.jpg                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| If a user submits "Sydney" or "SYD" make the background of the page sydney.jpg                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| TOTAL: *26*/26


The console seems to have an issue where console vs non-console causes the output to go weird.
We're having issues with running systemd where lines get corrupted.

Re-using val in this case means we may end up not re-enabling interrupts.


In general please look at existing modules to see how logging is done, usualy via a logger instance, with .debug(...), .info(...), etc. called on it.


i developed the new convention to call the event handlers `onTodoCreated`, `onTodoCompleted` this maps more closely to the event names :wink:


You should not setup your own internal logging...see existing modules for examples of logging.


@dg-505 Yes, that's very clever once again. I will add it right now.


this should probably go into a private helper method like `_getTodoById`


When I was reading the coap RFC, the only information I found was a reference to a RFC draft about CoAP OBSERVE and I thought it was the last resource about CoAP observation. I didn't realize there was an approved RFC about coap observation. I'll remove this commit and fix the oic-client to use correct unobserve approach.


It would be better to start/end with a single quote, then you don't need to escape the double quotes inside the string.


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clearing TX_EN would cause issues if the FIFO is still running.


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Oh are 'Credits' and 'Purchase New Credits' the same thing? Was thinking when I changed this that the former just showed how many credits were remaining.
Threw all this in for show right before the pitching haha.


yeah. I could keep only the data we need.


:smiley: :+1:


I did a misinterpretation here. I'll fix it.


yes, shame the console code never checks the port being enabled.
If the system is shutdown, the uart shutdown is also called, and /then/ the console is called to write the power off messgaes.


that of course makes me wonder why 18 wasn't enough to begin with...  (-:


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...just noting again, this should be moved to inside the class as a """ docstring...


Sorry, my mistake.

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I corrected the code in the last comment. But here is an even more ultimate version:

	new Float:mx, Float:my, Float:mz;
	GetPlayerCameraFrontVector(playerid,mx,my,mz);
	CompRotationFloat(-(acos(mz/radius)-90.0),rx);
	CompRotationFloat((atan2(my,mx)-90),rz);


In general, all 'prints' should be removed, or replaced with logger.debug(...) calls.


Gonna have to come up with a better name.


Definitely support the idea of having a file of settings per environment.

Did you consider using a [`terraform.tfvars`](https://terraform.io/intro/getting-started/variables.html) file and specifying which one to use based on and environment variable?


Hi there, this change completely broke [iso8601](https://github.com/badboy/iso8601), I make heavy use of `opt!()`. What the prefered way to consider `Incomplete` `Done` ?


Just a small comment, I believe you always need to end a Nasal line with a `;`. Thanks!


Is sol_buffer_resize assuring the null byte? I am not sure if we don't need this one here.


Doesn't it make sense to push this all into a `pootle.core.sidebar` module instead of overloading `helpers`?


the same here.


Após alguns testes não estava...


+1 for the ones in this file


It is. Otherwise you'll spend hours downloading


remain is 0


Ooups, you're right! :smirk:


(Considering how much stuff we tend to import from this module, I wonder whether we shouldn't better import it qualified as e.g. `URI` to avoid the long import list. But that's just a general remark, you don't need to change this.)


Nice stuff, I will test with the Vst plugin soon.


@Schiffers não tem erro...o segundo if valida apenas 1 linha...


Can add require('../data/es') to support Spanish.  Perhaps a future commit to make this dynamic.


Hmmmm, we still need to check this...


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Maybe we need something like ArrayValueObject in Space:domain that could be used managing arrays that contain that contain other  value objects...


Tests for actions would be interesting, too.  The actions are not that different from actions, but I like tests on actions better because they are closer to what we actually want to do, and contain slightly more app logic (sometimes considerably more).


用 a+ 模式每次都能成功读取吗？是否试过其他的模式？


Hey, I've just ran the latest suite on our server, there's a few issues with that commit:

* `some-other-subdir/test-object-simple.json` is not deleted (I've just pushed a fix)
* I don't understand why there's a test checking the ETags of `test-object-simple.json` and `some-other-subdir/test-object-simple.json` are different. They have the same content, am I missing something?

Thanks


Fix bug when we use the merge function of events. This mean drag an event over an other event with the "alt" key pressed and release the mousse.
Before we don't care about the existing "id" of date. So we could have several time the same "id" number.


I'm confused how this line works. Is this a mistake?


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> GET is handled via `person_id` keyword argument (look for
>`event_assign` in `workshop.urls`).

Oh, I see.  Thanks for the pointers.


Fixed.


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Uactually...its "woman"  :smile:


Yeah that's a good idea – btw. `Todo` is an entity in your domain model, not a value object :wink: you could have two todos with exactly the same values but they would still be different entities! The id is the only "identification"

So we could add something like an `EntityArray` or so


Maybe baseErr already has a Content-Type header? Wouldn't that be bad?


这个模版文件在哪？


In general, please remove all == "__main__": blocks from code. Examples like this should eventually be added to the sphinx docs (in barbican/doc/source).


sqlite3 不是重点。后面在sae上部署应用时，推荐的是另一个简单易用的 noSQL


Yes, sorry. It is an entity. It was VO before but since it has domain significance.


Going back to the naming discussion ... "index_n.fastq" doesn't seem descriptive enough, but since we already rely on the sample barcode files looking like "barcode_n.fastq", maybe that's fine.


Actually they were always generated under some circumstances, and the proper way to ignore such platform-specific files is to add them to $GITDIR/info/exclude or a global core.excludesfile.


you can wrap a parser with `complete!` to transform `Incomplete` in `Error`. This would be like this:

```rust
opt!(something)

// transformed to:

opt!(complete!(something))
```


Mystery of the first time to the intended recipient


#define COSIGN_CLIENT_IP        client_ip


You did pretty well on this assignment. If the user inputs something that is exactly the same as a class name in your stylesheet, it works as expected (i.e. "nyc").

You could improve upon this by allowing the user to not only input "nyc", but also something like "NYC" or "New York City". We can do this by using a "conditional" (if/else if) statement -- I can see you were really close to having this!!:

```
function changeBackground(event){
 		event.preventDefault();
 		var userInput = $('#city-type').val();
		$('body').removeAttr("class");

                // If the user inputed something that means "nyc"
                if (userInput === 'nyc' || userInput === 'NYC' || userInput === 'New York City') {
 		    $('body').addClass('nyc');
                } else if (userInput === 'la' || ......etc
 }
```

Let me know if you have questions about that!

#FEWD Week #5 Project: More JavaScript

---

###Description

JavaScript is powerful: we're able to take user interaction and information and use it to update the page without requiring a refresh. This week, a new startup in your city, CitiPix, is looking to create a personalized picture app that allows users to store pictures they've taken around the world and quickly access them by typing in keywords or tags associated with each photo; they have asked for your help to start building the front-end prototype. You will begin by building a web-app that will take a user's input and update the background image of the page based on that input. Once again, you have been given the starter code that includes the HTML and the CSS. Use the images in the image folder and write JavaScript to make the background image reflect user input based on the Technical Requirements  below.

Student: Kathryn Connolly

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Call ```$.val()``` on inputs to get the string value of your user's input                                                     |                                |                        |              X            |
| Store user input in ```var city```                                                                                |                                |                        |              X            |
| Use $.on(submit) or ```$.click``` to figure out when the user clicks the "submit" button                                      |                                |                        |            X              |
| Create ```if / else if / else``` conditionals to control the flow of your application                                         |    X                            |                        |                          |
| Write at least six different lines of pseudocode and display them inline as JavaScript comments                               |                                |         X               |                          |
| Prevent a form submission using the ```event.preventDefault()``` function                                                     |                                |                        |           X               |
| Use the ```$.ready()``` handler to delay your code from executing until all DOM assets have been loaded                       |                                |                        |              X            |
| Use the ```||``` operator in your conditionals to allow for multiple string values to execute ```if/else if``` statement code |                X                |                        |                          |
| If a user submits "New York" or "New York City" or "NYC" make the background of the page nyc.jpg                              |                                |           X             |                          |
| If a user submits "San Francisco" or "SF" or "Bay Area" make the background of the page sf.jpg                                |                                |           X             |                          |
| If a user submits "Los Angeles" or "LA" or "LAX" make the background of the page la.jpg                                       |                                |           X             |                          |
| If a user submits "Austin" or "ATX" make the background of the page austin.jpg                                                |                                |           X             |                          |
| If a user submits "Sydney" or "SYD" make the background of the page sydney.jpg                                                |                                |            X            |                          |
| TOTAL: *16*/26


Thanks, is great to have working again!  :)


I'm really don't know about that, but Google man's for repo has it:

> -c: command and arguments to execute. The command is evaluated through /bin/sh and any arguments after it are passed through as shell positional parameters.

So, for repo '-c' is needed, otherwise '-j8' will not work?


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Summary: Tests failed: 3 (2 new), passed: 292 Build time: 00:18:15
### Failed tests
```
Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.dll: Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.SelfHostIntegratonTests.integration_out_of_process_tika_multiple_password("v1").verify_tika_job_with_password: <no details avaliable>

Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.dll: Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.SelfHostIntegratonTests.integration_out_of_process_tika_multiple_password("v2").verify_tika_job_with_password: <no details avaliable>

Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.dll: Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.SelfHostIntegratonTests.integration_out_of_process_tika_password("v1").verify_tika_job_with_password: <no details avaliable>

```


若想提交表单后保持同样的页面，可以引用与 neworld() 相同的模版文件


Oops. Not sure how this code made it in there to begin with. Bad bad bad.


In general, modules should end with new lines.


Why these changes? Are they doing the same as before?


sclang has these, which are nice:

```
	|@| { arg index; ^this.clipAt(index) }
	@@ { arg index; ^this.wrapAt(index) }
	@|@ { arg index; ^this.foldAt(index) }
```

but we wouldn't want ```|@|``` in Tidal probably.


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Custom ... following => A custom serializer can be used as follows:


Useless :)


I don't quite understand these changes? Why is there still this block? And was this when the webpack started failing?


throwing exception => causing the exception


Favor sempre usar: class-X-resolved-githubuser-nome-completo-com-hifens.md

NENHUM ARQUIVO FORA DESSE PADRÃO SERÁ ACEITO!!!


Since you are including the SymAPI logic in upstream Barbican, you don't need to try/except this import.


It is only a function and a constant. I don't think this is overloaded.


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How do you think about to check also the return value for this function call?


@nsitarz (I'm writing here since there's no 'Issues' section for this repo. Why was this removed, what are the alternatives? It's critical for my project to be able to send only events of particular level. I'd like to use something like this:

```
<appender name="ROLLBAR" class="com.tapstream.rollbar.RollbarAppender">
    <filter class="ch.qos.logback.classic.filter.ThresholdFilter">
      <level>ERROR</level>
    </filter>
...
<appender name="STDOUT" class="ch.qos.logback.core.ConsoleAppender">
    <filter class="ch.qos.logback.classic.filter.ThresholdFilter">
      <level>INFO</level>
    </filter>
...
  <root level="debug">
    <appender-ref ref="ROLLBAR"/>
    <appender-ref ref="STDOUT" />
    <appender-ref ref="FILE" />
  </root>
```


Just copied samtools! https://github.com/samtools/samtools/blob/develop/.gitignore#L2


I needed to install gulp globally but I did not installed bower globally and the ```npm start``` worked.

Maybe we have to add that global gulp is required in the README.md


Thanks elieser , then i am ok for an adaptation following your coding rules .
Make it external was the simplest way i've found to not make spaghettis with a lot of files .
The way it will be used in Plugin is up to you !
I hope you will enjoy the result .
ezee


Okay, then maybe this helps:
- create an array and put all file names (without path) in the right order in it
- loop through it and output every file with full path and all stuff you need

Maybe this can be a PHP function and this template just calls it?


Please see comments above about removing the __main__ blocks from modules.


The fact that you've chosen to move this list of options into the calculator class is interesting with respect to the previous discussion we were having about whether or not to store the response to a multiple choice or boolean question on the calculator. I assume it will become apparent in a later commit why you decided to do this.


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I see.  Thanks.


I checked the correct results
318.655151 256.122558 | 318.655151 256.122558


Exactly. It works.


Hmm. I'm not totally sold on using meta-programming here.


4665_hpwh_energybal (nmerket) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Keep this organized, indent all lines of code inside a function


This only checks the input the first time you enter it, so it's still possible to enter a number > 100 on the second prompt.

Example output:
```
Type a number from 1-100:
120
Do you want to put in a second number?
n
Factors of 120
Please input a number between 1 and 100:
120
1 2 3 4 5 6 8 10 12 15 20 24 30 40 60 120
```


You can just re-trigger it on the travis website.


We could do that, but then the IDs would be sequentially and anybody could see how many registration attempts we have. I think it's better to use entirely random IDs, and we won't get those from Postgres.


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Use backquotes instead of regular quotes around literal names.


1.  I didn't know that the testsuite had to clean up all its state. Thanks.

2.  The testsuite actually compares the file etags of some-subdir/test-object-simple.json before and after the upload. This used to make sense at some iteration of this commit but is now nonsensical because the file doesn't exist before the upload. I'll push a fix shortly.

On 16 November 2015 17:15:58 CET, "Greg Karékinian" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>Hey, I've just ran the latest suite on our server, there's a few issues
>with that commit:
>
>* `some-other-subdir/test-object-simple.json` is not deleted (I've just
>pushed a fix)
>* I don't understand why there's a test checking the ETags of
>`test-object-simple.json` and
>`some-other-subdir/test-object-simple.json` are different. They have
>the same content, am I missing something?
>
>Thanks
>
>---
>Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
>https://github.com/remotestorage/api-test-suite/commit/ec6e5d73e87a86c27626153b986158f591699254#commitcomment-14419402

--
Sent from my phone. Please excuse my brevity.


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On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 8:26 AM, Pete Gadomski <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Yes, but...getFieldAs<T> is probably one of the more-used parts of the
> public API, so I would argue that we want to make it as friendly as we can.
>
> I was doing some playing and I was expecting a getFieldAs off the end of
> the point view to give me some sort of error — I was very surprised when it
> happily returned a dimension from a point I hadn't read. I guess I'd argue
> for putting some sort of bounds checking in just to make that less
> surprising. We could move the bounds checking up the abstraction chain if
> we wanted, too, to avoid impacting getFieldInternal.
>
To me this provides feedback for a developer, but no utility for a user.
I'd be OK with a check in debug mode.  Rather have it raw in release.

--
Andrew Bell
andrew.bell.ia@gmail.com


You can also move the old database in `HOMEBREW_PREFIX/var/mysql` out of the way and run `brew postinstall mysql` and it'll create a new one for you. We just don't override data that's already there because users may have things they prefer to migrate themselves, etc.


[The function "exit"](http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/exit.html "terminate a process") does not belong to the list of [async-signal-safe functions](https://www.securecoding.cert.org/confluence/display/c/SIG30-C.+Call+only+asynchronous-safe+functions+within+signal+handlers "Call only asynchronous-safe functions within signal handlers.").


It's true that if we get `CaptchaIdAlreadyExists` it would indicate an internal problem / programming error (random collisions with 18-byte random numbers are extremely unlikely), so I'll turn this into an err500 instead of err400.


ok, that way around than :D Thank you


CustomeSerializableStreamCodec => CustomSerializableStreamCodec
[here and a couple of places below]


Let's see some tips ==> Let me share with you some tips...


Tracked in Pivotal: [#108242580](https://www.pivotaltracker.com/story/show/108242580)


- The GenderMarkerCall class can now be instantiated with an X call and Y call, or a SNP and genotype, but not both.
- Changed the VCF::Parser class to a Role.
- TODO Fix handling of redundant calls in AssayResultParser, similarly to Fluidigm::Subscriber::get_calls.


Ok with me. What do you think about just using `assert`?

On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 10:30 AM Andrew Bell <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 8:26 AM, Pete Gadomski <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Yes, but...getFieldAs<T> is probably one of the more-used parts of the
> > public API, so I would argue that we want to make it as friendly as we
> can.
> >
> > I was doing some playing and I was expecting a getFieldAs off the end of
> > the point view to give me some sort of error — I was very surprised when
> it
> > happily returned a dimension from a point I hadn't read. I guess I'd
> argue
> > for putting some sort of bounds checking in just to make that less
> > surprising. We could move the bounds checking up the abstraction chain if
> > we wanted, too, to avoid impacting getFieldInternal.
> >
> To me this provides feedback for a developer, but no utility for a user.
> I'd be OK with a check in debug mode. Rather have it raw in release.
>
> --
> Andrew Bell
> andrew.bell.ia@gmail.com
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/gadomski/PDAL/commit/c1d54e56e2de841d37f2a1b1c218ed723053f6a9#commitcomment-14419786>
> .
>
--
Pete Gadomski
Physical Scientist
Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
530.440.4630
pete.gadomski@gmail.com


Damn... wrong issue...  This actually fixes #254.


...thanks to Github mainly ==> could also be written as ==> especially thanks to Github...


And when I say the 18 elsewhere I wondered why 16 wasn't enough, but hey ;)
Bytes are cheap.


If it is needed, we should.

Besides, I would clean a lot of stuff from the README, and would provide a more straightforward hands-on instructions.


Open source has moved from being an important actor in software development to being central for plenty of people ==> not sure what you  mean to say or compare here, the transition isn't clear, could be rephrased.


done


@tigert the `config.rb` file includes this non-existent path: `set :fonts_dir, 'stylesheets/fonts'` -- should this be changed, or the fonts dir relocated?


Hi , I  am a beginner in automation of games, I came across your git hib project and automation code using monkey runner library, can you let me know what IDE you used and I  have nexus 6 device, How do i automate this same game on it..please let me know..


Hi, for the record,  here in 2.12, we still face crashes with centroid fill with Point on Surface option. Deactivating simplification helps with less crashes, but still some remain.
I see a Geos Exception raising Self Intersection near crazy coordinates (exemple 133.2351 - 78.12654 when data are projected around 2000000 6000000).


oh 大锤，好尼嗨，嘛时候能出发行版V1.0（接口汇编c系统都没学好看不懂TAT）


If type => If the type
of operator => of the operator


107712554-FixRefrigerationCondenserWaterCooledNotRegistering (JasonGlazer) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1912 of 1963 tests passed)

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Also added GetPlayerCameraZAngle


It is not available for EL6.


That would clear up the import list, but clutter the code.  And since the import list mostly read by machines (and by your editors search key), that wouldn't be an improvement for me.


Thanks!


Seems fine.

On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 10:31 AM, Pete Gadomski <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Ok with me. What do you think about just using `assert`?
>
> On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 10:30 AM Andrew Bell <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 8:26 AM, Pete Gadomski <notifications@github.com
> >
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Yes, but...getFieldAs<T> is probably one of the more-used parts of the
> > > public API, so I would argue that we want to make it as friendly as we
> > can.
> > >
> > > I was doing some playing and I was expecting a getFieldAs off the end
> of
> > > the point view to give me some sort of error — I was very surprised
> when
> > it
> > > happily returned a dimension from a point I hadn't read. I guess I'd
> > argue
> > > for putting some sort of bounds checking in just to make that less
> > > surprising. We could move the bounds checking up the abstraction chain
> if
> > > we wanted, too, to avoid impacting getFieldInternal.
> > >
> > To me this provides feedback for a developer, but no utility for a user.
> > I'd be OK with a check in debug mode. Rather have it raw in release.
> >
> > --
> > Andrew Bell
> > andrew.bell.ia@gmail.com
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <
> https://github.com/gadomski/PDAL/commit/c1d54e56e2de841d37f2a1b1c218ed723053f6a9#commitcomment-14419786
> >
> > .
> >
> --
> Pete Gadomski
> Physical Scientist
> Cold Regions Research and Engineering Laboratory
> 530.440.4630
> pete.gadomski@gmail.com
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/gadomski/PDAL/commit/c1d54e56e2de841d37f2a1b1c218ed723053f6a9#commitcomment-14419827>
> .
>

--
Andrew Bell
andrew.bell.ia@gmail.com


This is so agressively amazing! Too much! I regret openning that issue.


Good point.  I will think about this.


As close is the project to you as easier will be to engage with it ==> The closer the project is to you (to your heart), the easier it becomes to engage with it (think this is what you meant)


Try:
```
.idea
*.iml
*.ipr
*.iws
```


With the $fake_regisiter_globals = false in the program I cannot delete or clear justification but if I comment it out everything works. Any Ideas?


This is how we implement modals:
<b>Inside UI Binder </b>
```xml
<m:MaterialModal type="WINDOW" ui:field="modal" dismissable="true" inDuration="500" outDuration="800">
            <m:MaterialModalContent>
                <m:MaterialTitle title="Title" description="Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit, sed do eiusmod tempor incididunt ut labore et dolore magna aliqua. Ut enim ad minim veniam, quis nostrud exercitation ullamco laboris nisi ut aliquip ex ea commodo consequat. Duis aute irure dolor in reprehenderit in voluptate velit esse cillum dolore eu fugiat nulla pariatur. Excepteur sint occaecat cupidatat non proident, sunt in culpa qui officia deserunt mollit anim id est laborum" />
            </m:MaterialModalContent>
            <m:MaterialModalFooter>
                <m:MaterialButton text="Agree" type="FLAT"/>
                <m:MaterialButton text="Disagree" type="FLAT"/>
            </m:MaterialModalFooter>
        </m:MaterialModal>
```

<b> Then on Java </b>
```java
//Open Modal
modal.openModal();
//Close Modal
modal.closeModal();
```


I've done it without JQuery. I just have forgotten to delete this file.


i'm just going to end up with more code and less readable code....


Why not use Rsolr here:
``` ruby
Blacklight.default_index.connection.get("dataimport", {command: command, clean: clean, wt: "json" })
```
You'll get a `RSolr::HashWithResponse` back which would have the info you need. Then you wouldn't need to create your own `Net::HTTP` to process the request.


TeamCity Jarvis :: Jarvis.DocumentStore :: Debug / Test / Release [Build 627](http://build.prxm.it:8811/viewLog.html?buildId=4704&buildTypeId=Jarvis_DocumentStore_CI) is now running


TeamCity Jarvis :: Jarvis.DocumentStore :: Debug / Test / Release [Build 626](http://build.prxm.it:8811/viewLog.html?buildId=4703&buildTypeId=Jarvis_DocumentStore_CI) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1, passed: 292 Build time: 00:16:05
### Failed tests
```
Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.dll: Jarvis.DocumentStore.Tests.SelfHostIntegratonTests.integration_out_of_process_tika_multiple_password("v1").verify_tika_job_with_password: <no details avaliable>

```


that line MUST be removed :
QObject::connect(ui.actionQuit, SIGNAL(triggered(bool)), this, SLOT(~MainWindow()));

it was my dumb test ...
^^


:dancers:


All of the task descriptions are the same. Could you update each one to describe a little more what it's doing?


Was needed for systemd updated scripts


Thanks @btparker. Have not done that before, should I create one for your master branch?


(@snopoke, this is the right place, right?)


TeamCity LabkeyTrunk :: Git postgres 9.4 [Build 792](https://teamcity.labkey.org/viewLog.html?buildId=285480&buildTypeId=LabkeyTrunk_GitPostgres) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 54 (29 new), passed: 24 Build time: 00:44:12
### Failed tests
```
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>

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

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

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

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

##### there are 44 more failed tests, see build details
```


It is not available for EL6.


Fixed in 37ca2d9


this could almost be a utils method if we take out the `doc_type` call and use the `FormProcessorInterface` for getting the case. definitely fine for now. i think many of the functions in general can abstracted to utils if we implement a few of the small key functions like updating an XForm's state/doc_type


added issue ;) #111


Will this work with how carriers put (Cont) and (End) all throughout the text messages?


ah i suppose this is a bit of a blocker


Correspond à l'issue #1


> Should I drop the constants and simply use string literals everywhere?

Yes.

> I only use those in NoteManager

To actually solve the problem the constants are trying to solve you would need to use the constants when reading db row as well, i.e. `$note->{NoteManager::COLUMN_ID}` instead of just `$note->id`.


Necesitas crear un fichero config.js en la raiz de tu proyecto donde irán las claves que te proporciona Facebook.

Este fichero no se suele añadir al repositorio para seguridad.

El fichero debe ser algo así:

```js
var config = {
  twitter: {
    key: ‘TWITTER_API_KEY’,
    secret: ‘TWITTER_API_SECRET’
  },
  facebook: {
    id: ‘FACEBOOK_APP_ID’,
    secret: ‘FACEBOOK_APP_SECRET’
  }
};

module.exports = config;
```

Donde `‘FACEBOOK_APP_ID’`, y  `‘FACEBOOK_APP_SECRET’` son claves que debe darte facebook.
Idem para las claves de twitter.


looks like you're off to a good start ;-)


If you use Rsolr, and omit the `wt` option, it will return a Ruby hash by default.


I wonder whether there's a simple gem that provides non-ActiveRecord enumerated types for Ruby which we could use in cases like this.


4665_hpwh_energybal (nmerket) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1951 of 1962 tests passed)

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@atfornes DRY

Wouldn't be better timestampAccess(project, section)?


`bool(1)` is a very distracting way to spell `true`.  These are the only 3 places in all of rippled where we do.  Can we just change these to `true` or is there a rationale for preferring this unusual spelling?


C'est plutôt vide comme répo tout ça ...


lel


You did really well on this assignment. A couple things that would make it even better:

1.) In order to change the background image of the page, you are using jQuery to change the inline CSS background image url. In general, this is a fine approach. However, if you looked at the style.css stylesheet file, you'll see in there that there is a set of classes defined already that set that property (`.nyc`, `.la`, etc). In or Javascript, we can just change the class on the body, rather than changing the CSS directly:

```
// Remove all previous classes
$('body').removeClass();
// Add the new class
$('body').addClass('nyc');
```
Which could be shortened to:
```
// "Chain" jQuery calls
$('body').removeClass().addClass('nyc');
```

2.) Right now, your site is functional if the user inputs exactly "New York". This is good, but it might be better if it also worked if the user entered "New York City" or even "NYC". We can achieve this by using OR (`||`) in or conditionals (`if` / `else if`):

```
if(city === 'New York' || city === 'New York City' || city === 'NYC') {
    //Change background to NYC image
    $('body').css('background', 'url(images/nyc.jpg)');

//Test input Austin
} else if
```

Let me know if you have any questions about this!

#FEWD Week #5 Project: More JavaScript

---

###Description

JavaScript is powerful: we're able to take user interaction and information and use it to update the page without requiring a refresh. This week, a new startup in your city, CitiPix, is looking to create a personalized picture app that allows users to store pictures they've taken around the world and quickly access them by typing in keywords or tags associated with each photo; they have asked for your help to start building the front-end prototype. You will begin by building a web-app that will take a user's input and update the background image of the page based on that input. Once again, you have been given the starter code that includes the HTML and the CSS. Use the images in the image folder and write JavaScript to make the background image reflect user input based on the Technical Requirements  below.

Student: Kaylin Fabian

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Call ```$.val()``` on inputs to get the string value of your user's input                                                     |                                |                        |           X               |
| Store user input in ```var city```                                                                                |                                |                        |             X             |
| Use $.on(submit) or ```$.click``` to figure out when the user clicks the "submit" button                                      |                                |                        |             X             |
| Create ```if / else if / else``` conditionals to control the flow of your application                                         |                                |                        |              X            |
| Write at least six different lines of pseudocode and display them inline as JavaScript comments                               |                                |                        |             X             |
| Prevent a form submission using the ```event.preventDefault()``` function                                                     |                                |                        |             X             |
| Use the ```$.ready()``` handler to delay your code from executing until all DOM assets have been loaded                       |                                |                        |            X              |
| Use the ```||``` operator in your conditionals to allow for multiple string values to execute ```if/else if``` statement code |                 X               |                        |                          |
| If a user submits "New York" or "New York City" or "NYC" make the background of the page nyc.jpg                              |                                |              X          |                          |
| If a user submits "San Francisco" or "SF" or "Bay Area" make the background of the page sf.jpg                                |                                |            X            |                          |
| If a user submits "Los Angeles" or "LA" or "LAX" make the background of the page la.jpg                                       |                                |          X              |                          |
| If a user submits "Austin" or "ATX" make the background of the page austin.jpg                                                |                                |             X           |                          |
| If a user submits "Sydney" or "SYD" make the background of the page sydney.jpg                                                |                                |             X           |                          |
| TOTAL: *19*/26


event.as_event.registration_forms.filter(~RegistrationForm.currency.in_(...))


Log4j stuff seems to be broken https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1236297
we didn't ship it as it is bundeled. For fedora we can now do it. Not sure about EPEL.


可以省行数的一种写法：
`content = diary_lines() if keys else ['Empty Diary']`


A lot of people is working in the shadows in exciting projects. You could be really surprised!

maybe you want to say

A lot of people are secretly working on exciting projects. You could really be surprised!


Line 68-69 incompatible with line 17. :smile:


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Why is this better than `event.ToParams()`?


{% trans -%}..{%- trans %}


fixed


I strongly advice against using `if` statements without curly brackets in any language that supports it. You later in the file use inline single `if` statements, which makes this inconsistent.

The rest of Arduino project uses verbose `if` statements with curly brackets, so please follow that for consistency.


@sergiomario inclusive estão com vagas de python aberta para Florianópolis.
http://www.parmais.com.br/trabalhe-conosco


As far as I rememeber ant-trax was needed for EL6


:)
I would guess this now qualifies as a version bump.
This means we can stick to a proper version convention from now on. - yay!


The reason `Event.Id()` was created was to avoid code like `Event["id"][0]` turning up everywhere. Why have we reverted this?


I thought the problem is `def log(self, msg, level='2'):` (should be `level=2`)?


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this is used to be used to exclusively map cases to forms right? how does the rebuild type work? (will probably find out later in the PR, but may be worth a comment)


It is not available for EL6.


Not really sure. If the message + URL ends up being too long might end up with the text break in a bad spot... I guess that's the benefit with the t.co links, because that would guarantee we're under the 140 character limit from Twitter, otherwise the tweet would never have happened. Except, of course, for the fact that the t.co links were borked anyway.


Updated Android.mk for the new files in usb_modeswitch.d


did i type 0.6?  man im tired i meant to type 0.9.x


h


@atfornes navigation in projects seems to be slower now. Maybe this commit is making things slow?


j'sais pas et j'm'en balek :<


agneuneu tu fais using namespace std, gros sale. T'as donc une classe "Exception" et une classe "exception" dans ton scope, et elles sont pas vraiment pareil... -.-


utilise .at ptn


* ``_external`` – if set to True, an absolute URL is generated. Server address can be changed via SERVER_NAME configuration variable which defaults to localhost.
* ``_scheme`` – a string specifying the desired URL scheme. The _external parameter must be set to True or a ValueError is raised.

Please also set _external to True in this case...

Also fix pep8 please. (missing space after comma)


d'ailleurs c'était moche


>~~which it technically is, but that's beside the point.~~


t'es sérieux...


Correspond à l'issue #1


j'oserai me permettre de dire que t'as foiré 2/3 choix architecturaux...


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when is this ever `True`? aren't all `CommCareCaseSQL` models all `normal` on instantiation?


forge 1.7.10-10.13.4.1566-1.7.10 ???????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ffs - now people will just complain again about the forge version being too recent to play on servers.
I know it is the recommended version... ;)


```
Failures:

  1) Take whole pot calculator analytics with valid input
     Failure/Error: expect(data_layer).to include(
       expected {"valid" => true, "pot" => "100,000", "income" => "7,000", "pension" => "5,000", "pension_frequency" => "annually", "pot_tax" => "23923.0", "pot_received" => "76077.0", "gtm.start" => 1447692125848, "event" => "ScrollDistance", "eventCategory" => "Scroll Depth", "eventAction" => "Percentage", "eventLabel" => "Baseline", "eventValue" => 1, "eventNonInteraction" => true} to include {"pot" => 100000, "income" => 7000, "pension" => 5000, "pot_tax" => 23923.0, "pot_received" => 76077.0}
       Diff:
       @@ -1,8 +1,15 @@
       -[{"pot"=>100000,
       -  "income"=>7000,
       -  "pension"=>5000,
       -  "pension_frequency"=>"annually",
       -  "valid"=>true,
       -  "pot_tax"=>23923.0,
       -  "pot_received"=>76077.0}]
       +"event" => "ScrollDistance",
       +"eventAction" => "Percentage",
       +"eventCategory" => "Scroll Depth",
       +"eventLabel" => "Baseline",
       +"eventNonInteraction" => true,
       +"eventValue" => 1,
       +"gtm.start" => 1447692125848,
       +"income" => "7,000",
       +"pension" => "5,000",
       +"pension_frequency" => "annually",
       +"pot" => "100,000",
       +"pot_received" => "76077.0",
       +"pot_tax" => "23923.0",
       +"valid" => true,

     # ./spec/features/take_whole_pot_calculator_analytics_spec.rb:26:in `block (2 levels) in <top (required)>'
```


Your awesome! :+1:


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Not sure if such macros are available in EL6


ayy


Don't remove this. I use it for debugging the parser


@jeffxchu


The line contains the keyword `# todo`.

*Detected by KeywordBear with severity 0 while running section `todos`.*

*The issue occurred in the file `coala`, lines 15 to 15.*

```
vvvvvv
# TODO test
```


может ли в этом месте m_pDb быть не валидным? Что случится?


systemd is not available in EL6


Si eso me di cuenta de tanto darle vuelta, al final la cosa era que en el passport.js tenia esto
clientID	: config.facebook.key,   y en el config tenia como .id   (por comodidad y lectura lo deje como id en el passport)   estoy personalizando y añadiendo más cosas a mi app , pero gracias me he leido todos tus post de esto en tu blog, en platzi y cristalab y tus videos, :)


Yes, it is other option.

The  only issue is that terraform is not really consistent in all commands when passing arguments. Some actions do now allow you to specify an alternate `tfvars`. For intance `terraform output -h` does not have `-var-file=foo` which `terraform apply` has... (although maybe is because it is not required? :-m)


Why?


Как отреагирует функция если путь к базе данных не существует?


strange that you need to filter out `None` values. i'd think that `form_uuid` was always defined


проверка указателя?


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:+1:  Looking good.


I think tests that don't use the asynchronous testing feature are not wrapped in a fiber. But that should be done.


Что произойдет если m_strTableName не валидный?


I think this removes the first argument. Why?


> (although maybe is because it is not required? :-m)

I think that's right. Commands like `output` and `taint` only operate on the statefile, which already contains the vars in the appropriate resources.


> To actually solve the problem the constants are trying to solve you would need to use the constants when reading db row as well, i.e. $note->{NoteManager::COLUMN_ID} instead of just $note->id.

Yeah, that's something I didn't know how to approach exactly and asked for help in [this issue](https://github.com/klimesf/notejam/issues/1). With `Tharos\Schematic` I could use those constants in Controller aswell to solve the problem.


Wait one sec with merging, i have another fix.


Just saw this patch after I made a commit checking extension compatibility.  I guess you were too fast for me!


yup... also i am trying out.


Круто!


pushed. i move locations now.. but should be good to merge if you don't see issues. Maybe i forgot somewhere to hand over the config object.


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Don't take this one personal, it just looks bad (ie, not as intended) when using it in screen like I do on this igate.


You can also use the string templates with the ``${tweet}`` here if you want.


Я думал придётся обрамлять это всё игнор-комментариями


ok thanks :)


проверка укзателя?


it.only should also be wrapped in a fiber.


OK.

Personally I prefer environment variables, it is more portable and easy to express in files. They also can be used in different scripts and languages.


gitclone


I don't know much about qmake; OpenSCAD team installs its man-page with a copy from the project file at the very end of it: https://github.com/openscad/openscad/blob/master/openscad.pro


Just comment this line auto also.  Otherwise its a pain to uncomment.


* We can keep it around. But I would introduce another flag instead of relying on the the projects flag. Something like this: `gulp test.unit.js --projects=angular2 --output=es5,es6"
* But I would prefer to remove it unless we actually use it. Our build process is very complex and, as a result, buggy and slow. Imo all the speculative usages should be removed.
* I think the fact that we use the same plugins and configs for running incremental builds (unit tests) and full builds hurts us. A couple of examples:
  * Type checking is useful only full builds. Why? Run test.unit.js when there is a type error, and the process will halt.
  * Outputting es6 is useful only for full builds.
  * Using --projects is useful only for incremental builds.
  * Including third-party dependencies (e.g., rx) makes sense only for full builds.


ah, good catch!  it seems that usually they get the same map via gossip anyway so i didn't notice (even w/ thrashing etc)


Разделить функции пустой строкой


That's because of this: https://github.com/ganymedes01/TheErebus/commit/b9b53d1f06b15f703203112e1c0813fa48dbed29

It's an exploit that was fixed in a PR over 6 months ago. Not my fault the monkeys that manage Forge took this long to merge it. It's a serious exploit in my view since it gives players free fuel. If players have a problem with it they can go moan to Forge for leaving the bug there for so long =P


Instead of extending the bdd interface, we could just copy over the https://github.com/mochajs/mocha/blob/c4393c456839d6bf2cbb4abb1cd177010ee06458/lib/interfaces/bdd.js code and make it work with fibers.

Would be easier to reason about.


Ajout page 3 des cartes


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Hi, and thanks a lot for the fix and comments, so I was able to find it and get my headache off :) I use OpenSuse and installed mongodb as suggested from this repo https://repo.mongodb.org/zypper/suse/11/mongodb-org/3.0/x86_64/ mongodb

Thing is that in my setup this line was not present: https://github.com/mongodb/mongo/commit/50ca596ace0b1390482408f1b19ffb1f9170cab6#diff-9e766216c0a0f6c97a410cc283361eb0R27
and had to manually add it in order to have the full fix. Not sure if it got lost somewhere among the branches, so just to let you know. Thanks again.

My Mongodb version is 3.0.6


I was thinking about it. Then I thought that separating what to build and how to build it is important. If you feel strongly about it, I will merge the two.


:bow:


Awesome job! Really great work. I really like the alert when the input doesn't match one of the expected cities, that is a nice touch. Functionally, I really don't have anything to add here. One thing you may want to start thinking about though is the small things you can do to make the code look more organized and easier to quickly understand. I think my favorite "style guide" for writing "pretty" JS is the one created by AirBNB. You can take a look at it here to start thinking about the types of things that are important to standardize:
https://github.com/airbnb/javascript/tree/master/es5

#FEWD Week #5 Project: More JavaScript

---

###Description

JavaScript is powerful: we're able to take user interaction and information and use it to update the page without requiring a refresh. This week, a new startup in your city, CitiPix, is looking to create a personalized picture app that allows users to store pictures they've taken around the world and quickly access them by typing in keywords or tags associated with each photo; they have asked for your help to start building the front-end prototype. You will begin by building a web-app that will take a user's input and update the background image of the page based on that input. Once again, you have been given the starter code that includes the HTML and the CSS. Use the images in the image folder and write JavaScript to make the background image reflect user input based on the Technical Requirements  below.

Student: Maryam Sarabian

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Call ```$.val()``` on inputs to get the string value of your user's input                                                     |                                |                        |           X               |
| Store user input in ```var city```                                                                                |                                |                        |             X             |
| Use $.on(submit) or ```$.click``` to figure out when the user clicks the "submit" button                                      |                                |                        |              X            |
| Create ```if / else if / else``` conditionals to control the flow of your application                                         |                                |                        |          X                |
| Write at least six different lines of pseudocode and display them inline as JavaScript comments                               |                                |                        |               X           |
| Prevent a form submission using the ```event.preventDefault()``` function                                                     |                                |                        |            X              |
| Use the ```$.ready()``` handler to delay your code from executing until all DOM assets have been loaded                       |                                |                        |          X                |
| Use the ```||``` operator in your conditionals to allow for multiple string values to execute ```if/else if``` statement code |                                |                        |             X             |
| If a user submits "New York" or "New York City" or "NYC" make the background of the page nyc.jpg                              |                                |                        |            X              |
| If a user submits "San Francisco" or "SF" or "Bay Area" make the background of the page sf.jpg                                |                                |                        |              X            |
| If a user submits "Los Angeles" or "LA" or "LAX" make the background of the page la.jpg                                       |                                |                        |              X            |
| If a user submits "Austin" or "ATX" make the background of the page austin.jpg                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| If a user submits "Sydney" or "SYD" make the background of the page sydney.jpg                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| TOTAL: *26*/26


My guess is that we do want to have this defined, even if its empty.  Makes adding a new one easier and we know it will be defined.  In fact maybe 60-translations.conf should define a minimal empty version.


needs tests for:

- Is fibers working with before, after, beforeEach, afterEach and it.only.


Reference: [Multiple scopes - Sublime Forum](https://www.sublimetext.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=4923)


just for my understanding, why would there be a situation where we create a new case in this function/find an id of a case that doesn't exist


This could do with splitting up over multiple lines.
Also, there's an empty `div` after the `iframe` - is this being used as a spacer?


I'm going to have to check with Andy before I consider removing pkmean.  I might just leave it in for now.


Yep, it's not used here in fact, b/c everything is loaded via loader config. Actually we can remove these loaders from here.


The diff on this comment is too big to comment on the individual files.

[logger/fluent_logger_test.go#31](https://github.com/reevoo/tracker/blob/0cfdf97de7221b7708f3087526e4a3f84ae4578e/logger/fluent_logger_test.go#L31) - Is this error message the same on all platforms?

[logger/io_logger_test.go](https://github.com/reevoo/tracker/blob/0cfdf97de7221b7708f3087526e4a3f84ae4578e/logger/io_logger_test.go#L8-L29) - If this is now all in the same package, do we need to capitalise the names?

[logger/logger.go](https://github.com/reevoo/tracker/blob/0cfdf97de7221b7708f3087526e4a3f84ae4578e/logger/logger.go#L11-L18) - Nice isolation!

[logger/logger_test.go#19-24](https://github.com/reevoo/tracker/blob/0cfdf97de7221b7708f3087526e4a3f84ae4578e/logger/logger_test.go#L19-L24) - Did I see this in another commit? Should we make a helper to make these test sockets?


should this also disclude other weird form types? `if xform.is_normal`


Default shell is zsh for vagrant and root, so modifying .bashrc wouldn't make sense.
I think a symlink is a better solution.


Если мы явно можем определить что скрипт завалился на открыти быза данных то ошибка должна быть что то вроде SCRIPT_ERROR_OPEN_DATABASE


We need this only for bundling. TypeScript resolves all dependencies in node_modules automatically, but our bundling cannot do that. Ideally, our bundling has to be fixed, so it does not need this either.

I think we should not include this when running unit tests, because we actually do not use the copied files. So it is just confusing.

>> but most likely using files and explicitly specifying the list of files needed

Rx has dozens of files. Not sure if it is good idea to list all of them here. Cause every time they add or remove a file, we will have to update the list.


Isn't it missing a parenthesis in the grouping sets clause?


This is one I'm not 100% sure about. It was originally pronounced /w/ and is read this way by Mizrahi Jews, but today it's more common to pronounce it as a /v/.

However, /v/ is ambiguous with bet (ב), which makes it impossible to pick the correct answer reliably.


@VickiG DWMR. Good job Vicki. Press ahead!


правильно ли я понял? если запрос будет не валидный наш код вернет что все впорядке? Почему?


:+1: Amazed this was not already exposed.


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@VickiG DWMR. More good work. Thank you.


It got fixed in the commit removing es6. Here, I am just fixing circular dependencies themselves. I will squash the commits.


I like the idea of bootstrapping the trust into the repo, if you get around to verifying the key, that would be a better way of doing this.


I'm really not super attached to this, but it was put here to emphasize fun. The robot *must* have a human personality, or else it gets bucked by the users.

So, there will be a delta of time where this doesn't exist in the backend... where does this "fun" go?


call this `groupingColumns`


Ouch! was it fixed? can you resend your PR? (sorry about that)


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bastion already has check-env-vars


ouch


This is an informal transliteration. Officially, Ayin is transliterated as ʿ but I don't think that this would be clear.


I'll make a separate branch for this part. Didn't realize it added new commits to the pull request.


...and we should be ready for merging again. I got a bit confused when writing the tests w.r.t. timestamps, but it passes now. Feel free to take a look and add comments :)


let's merge it


Покрыть тестами


I approve.


покрыть тестами


I have nothing on Mixing Analysis - need some words from Carlos


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This class does not compile.  https://travis-ci.org/tetherless-world/dco-vivo/jobs/90771805

@nahgnaw can you make updates to this class so it compiles successfully?


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Isn't this one already in the `bootstrap.sh`?
Or do you want to call this?


aha, @caleybrock we needed to make this open happen only on /learn (@variation == 'learn'), not /learn/beyond as well.  I forget we have that variation!


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Why does it need to be `recursive_mutex` though? Isn't plain `mutex` enough?


Any reason for this? Debuggin'?


that's lame. let's rename `third_party` to `bundle_deps` and add a comment.


k


Would you mind factoring out the implementation of CMD_WRITE into a separate function?


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I try to call this, but didn't get it yet to work properly


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Why was build.properties deleted?


There will be no fun.

Some people just want to watch the world burn.


This is a good start, but in fact the body of RegExp.prototype[@@replace] looks completely different from the ES5 one, with reading the flags from property getters and ultimately calling the .exec method rather than RegExpBuiltinExec to do the core algorithm.


Nit: Maybe for symmetry with `shouldStopPlugin `, you could also have a small method `shouldRestartPlugin` that hides the detail of the underlying file.


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Then, this shouldn't merge. :)

Not lying though. I'd like some serious thought about the fun aspect. Where is it going to live?


:smiley:


Is what superfluous? Is it about the `idToTrackSchemeVertex`?
In the `for ( final V v : modelGraph.vertices() )` loop we build the `idToTrackSchemeVertex` mapping, here we use it to retrieve TrackSchemeVertices corresponding to `e.getSource()` and `e.getTarget()`.


I would only change if making other PR changes, but I think this should be explicitly stated if it is the desired sort order.


Same here


`max_lines: 2` is for Dogma, because that's how I like it. The default is `1`. If you think we should change that open an issue. :)


This commit used to contain copyrighted MCP sources.
These sources were removed using git-filter-branch.


@atd, I don't think this commit makes the navigation slower:
- timestamps are done in promises, that as far as I know are non blocking.
- Access to profile wave is done only once
- I can't see any other reason why this could make it slower

If the problem persists, please let me know to review it further


Everything seems clear now, Raanan did the job
Don't worry


it's relevant if it doesn't have a form? seemed weird, just double checking


You're right. I got mislead by the `int(options['verbosity'])` that `update_docs` was doing.

I've fixed that (and removed the useless `int()` call from `update_docs`) and tested it locally.
It works on my machine :tm:


The nice thing with symlinks is that it's pretty easy to make sure it always exists on provision with `ensure`.


In general I wouldn't recommend including text such as "Completed" in the string provided to `strftime`, as the choice to include the date string in a statement with other text should be up to the View logic in the template.


Can you finish the rest of the routes lolz


space between daily_loadavg and value


Fixed in eeef4ea


Sorry, I don't know yet how to overcome the auto-formatting of my IDE.


i like this, this is a good change


`return [self itemAtIndexPath:indexPath];` would also work here.

(I think the old implementation was an artifact of us transforming titles into articles - so we didn't access things directly.)


is this supposed to still be here? (FB Case 1589779)


s/and/or/ i think?


Added 1.6 Jobs.


I'm trying to preserve the behaviour of the existing code -- if `icc->icc_id` isn't a valid FD, the existing code would just carry on with `cs->cs_fp` as `NULL`.


A huge part of this whole ChatOps redesign was to make a bot more fun and human-like. Plaintext responses, customized formatting, delimiters, aliases for custom help entries—this is all meant to "humanize" the bot among other things. We're adding more personality.

That said, I see your point: if there's no custom formatting provided, we still should have the random messages as we do now, and we will, but it has to go to back-end. I think it would be appropriate at the controller where format parsing happens now. @enykeev: your input?


Thanks for that heads up!

On Mon, Nov 16, 2015 at 10:52 AM, Shashi Gowda <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> @jverzani <https://github.com/jverzani> Probably the wrong place to
> comment, but if it gets your attention, I'm happy. lift calls here should
> become foreach. lift has been renamed map and foreach is a version which
> will not get gc'd, more docs here
> <https://github.com/JuliaLang/Reactive.jl/blob/master/doc/index.md#derived-signals>
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@bdragan not sure about this change since it changes the previous behavior.


厉害！


yo bro check out this sick code


Adjust update and destroy actions.


it would have been sicker if i had included the file in assets maybe


Really nice work! From what I can tell it pretty much works as expected. I have just have a couple comments:

1.) You left a log statement in the final submission. Log statements help debug, but you should get in the habit of removing them before releasing something to "production" (or submitting an assignment say). They don't have any functional impact, but it is just good form.

2.) jQuery's `addClass` function adds a new class to an element, but does not remove any class that was there before. This means if a user inputs "New York" and then "Los Angeles", the body on your site will have both the `.nyc` and the `.la` classes. You can see how this might be a problem as the user continues to change the city. What we really want to do is _replace_ any class that was there before with a new class. We can do this with jQuery's `removeClass` function. When passed no arguments, it will remove all classes. So then we could do:

```
// Remove all old classes
$('body').removeClass();
// Add the new class
$('body').addClass('sydney');
```
We could further shorten this by "chaining" the jquery calls:

```
$('body').removeClass().addClass('sydney');
```

Let me know if you have any questions!

#FEWD Week #5 Project: More JavaScript

---

###Description

JavaScript is powerful: we're able to take user interaction and information and use it to update the page without requiring a refresh. This week, a new startup in your city, CitiPix, is looking to create a personalized picture app that allows users to store pictures they've taken around the world and quickly access them by typing in keywords or tags associated with each photo; they have asked for your help to start building the front-end prototype. You will begin by building a web-app that will take a user's input and update the background image of the page based on that input. Once again, you have been given the starter code that includes the HTML and the CSS. Use the images in the image folder and write JavaScript to make the background image reflect user input based on the Technical Requirements  below.

Student: Rory Nealon

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Call ```$.val()``` on inputs to get the string value of your user's input                                                     |                                |                        |               X           |
| Store user input in ```var city```                                                                                |                                |                        |               X           |
| Use $.on(submit) or ```$.click``` to figure out when the user clicks the "submit" button                                      |                                |                        |             X             |
| Create ```if / else if / else``` conditionals to control the flow of your application                                         |                                |                        |           X               |
| Write at least six different lines of pseudocode and display them inline as JavaScript comments                               |                                |                        |                X          |
| Prevent a form submission using the ```event.preventDefault()``` function                                                     |                                |                        |            X              |
| Use the ```$.ready()``` handler to delay your code from executing until all DOM assets have been loaded                       |                                |                        |               X           |
| Use the ```||``` operator in your conditionals to allow for multiple string values to execute ```if/else if``` statement code |                                |                        |            X              |
| If a user submits "New York" or "New York City" or "NYC" make the background of the page nyc.jpg                              |                                |                        |               X           |
| If a user submits "San Francisco" or "SF" or "Bay Area" make the background of the page sf.jpg                                |                                |                        |             X             |
| If a user submits "Los Angeles" or "LA" or "LAX" make the background of the page la.jpg                                       |                                |                        |              X            |
| If a user submits "Austin" or "ATX" make the background of the page austin.jpg                                                |                                |                        |              X            |
| If a user submits "Sydney" or "SYD" make the background of the page sydney.jpg                                                |                                |                        |              X            |
| TOTAL: *26*/26


we can tackle that in v.3


we should probably make a constraint so that this never happens


Does this have the correct exit code on success?


Are you referring to bundle update? If so, then this log from the last build on master does not show bundle update being called. Though this is called before "bundle install" in cibuild, which should have the same effect. I'll remove it.


@nttaylor oh, yes, I missed i
t over on the left.  Sorry about that!


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 5302](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=76177&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 199 Build time: 00:04:33


The last version of the dependency prevents this:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14215758/11188712/8e27016c-8c8c-11e5-8f7b-599f6b4f174b.png)

It breaks the copy (like it was before their update anyway).

@lucasmazza It is better to make a new patch release like "v0.9.1". I could make/tag to spread it faster but i prefer not doing it without your permission (even if i'm contributor) #politeness :pray:

Aside of this, the v0.9 works like a charm :smiley_cat:


Hi!

Thanks for your message. I had started this tutorial for my lab and
wanted to publish it, but then I got swamped with other tasks.
Unfortunately, my schedule is pretty bad until christmas. I hope I can
get around to it after that, if there is still a need then.

The only thing I can offer right now is that all my colleagues have had
great experiences with Spacemacs, particularly vim users. It's worth the
effort for most people.

Good luck!

On 14.11.2015 23:36, pankajbhanu wrote:
>
> Hi
> I use vim regularly but am unfamiliar with the emacs ecosystem. Was
> looking for spacemacs tutorials when I found this. Great work. Please
> keep the pushing more 30 min challenges. I am sure a lot of users
> would be able to benefit from this series looking at the current
> dearth of intro articles about spacemacs. Right now only a seasoned
> emacs user can get started with spacemacs along with its various
> layers and the numerous packages. Looking forward to your commits.
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/sjkv/Spacemacs-30-day-challenge/commit/f072f6074b598a26bec11e33fd32d5a0f6f929a3#commitcomment-14399437>.
>


Correct, I meant <= 3.0. But I can update it to 3.1


Hi John,

Thanks for the update. Another popular way to make 2.6 code backward compatible is to add the following import when you know it is Python2.5

from __future__ import with_statement

Perhaps this would be better because the existing code might be easier to transcode to Python 3 given that is has a more up-to-date syntax.

// G


I left this around to let me know when there wasn't a kernel polling method available.  I'd recommend keeping this under `#ifdef __GNU__C`, but change the message to not feel like a warning. Something gentler such as:  "Compiling without kernel polling".

Since Mac is BSD based, you could always implement an IPolling class that wraps the BSD call, kpoll. I think that's available on mac to get the equivalent of epoll on Mac. It's not a big deal since it's only relevant for the TCP code and it falls back to classic poll() when epoll is not available.


ah, fixing my moving the insert() call


Cierto! Gracias @aljiru, ahora mismo se enmienda!


would be great if someone could tag a release with this patch


Yeah, `true == 1`.


`s/improves/Improves/`


@steak3 I usually let the `apm publish` command to create the tags and whatnot - I'll look if I can make grant you permission to release the package on APM somehow. Thanks for the fix.