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誤って余計な変更をしてしまったので、後藤君が記載した元の状態に戻しました。


Fixed https://github.com/TrinityCore/TrinityCore/commit/984bf32fa89d25000f3ff369092bf9034e7a860b thanks for the notification.


Thanks again!


@mxcl The symlink you defined as absolute path
`/Users/mxcl/src/swiftpm/Tests/dep/Fixtures/26_symlinked_sources_directory/Foo` and `/Users/mxcl/src/swiftpm/Tests/dep/Fixtures/27_symlinked_nested_sources_directory/Foo` will fail the test. Is there a way to fix it?


The `element -> ` is common and can be moved to the `oneLineDescription` declaration below


Ok, so since the ThumbBrowserBase::Internal is the widget that handle the context for all the Thumbnails, and they are rendering themselves one after the other, why not let them set the state of the widget when they "draw" ? It would cost less than a context save and restore I suppose ?


This is very dens and hard to read, I'm not sure sure what new information or context most of the comments add (the first and last are ok)


What does `auto` mean in the context of a plain `Range1d` ? I don't think it means anything. Unfortunately I don't think our type system can accommodate changing a property type on a subclass. And as @havocp would point out, widening the property type in a subclass is not really a correct thing to do anyway. I'm not sure what the right answer is offhand


And what have I failed to give others? Show me ONE, just one.


I want to give you a hug

Not because of this, I'm just a nice guy


можна винести окремо


Done.


кнопка теж має змінюватись при ховері блока


Should this comment actually read "current file ID + 1"?


Does the comment need updating?


> that can type 130 chars about a syntax error can do that.

who do you mean by that?


Dude, you're the biggest Langer on this side of the Mississippi


Or is "ID" simply defined as generation + sequence?


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Didn't notice I used my old accounts email for this commit :P


It cost me more energy to reply to your posts - than it would have cost for you to just PR this missing ( ... it's already fixed ...


Right...but you can't show one example.


Does this mean existing nether world configuration files need to be changed?


I suggest `defined(__has_attribute) && __has_attribute(noescape)`. The code as is will fail on compilers that don't have `__has_attribute`.


@Jorch95 @kingofgotham Falta ajustar los offsets de los ladrillos en la grafica para que se vean bien. @Jorch95 Si te parece que usar lo de pixeles que dijo brandon es mejor hacelo asi, fiajte cual te parece mas facil, por ahi con los offsets es mas complicado


now now now, what did we discuss about release kernel? Lol, run any YOU want by all means but releases come with our stock kernel or I will accept ZERO bug reports, I do not look at reports when another kernel is used and that will not change. Even if it's a settings bug, non official kernel means bug report is thrown out


Oops, yes, thanks.


I wonder if it better performance-wise for your project to call get() in reverse order?


Not sure about this one, but without it - options['allowDirs'] was always document root (when comparing paths).


@bastimeyer Done


Исправил


One issue I've found is that changing the pkgrepo will not remove the old entry from the saltstack.list file. There is a new 'clean_file' option in 2015.8.0 that could be used but I'm not sure if that will cause an error for older versions that don't support it.


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Исправил. Посмотрите, пожалуйста, нормально ли получилось.


Also, about this bit, do I have to many any changes to the word.ini file of my existing world/server? Will Ore still be generated normally?


lol, well, the problem is it won't build with the kernel in device repo. It
always errors out during build. Does that kernel need to be updated or
something??

Thank You,

*Michael S. Ifland*
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> now now now, what did we discuss about release kernel? Lol, run any YOU
> want by all means but releases come with our stock kernel or I will accept
> ZERO bug reports, I do not look at reports when another kernel is used and
> that will not change. Even if it's a settings bug, non official kernel
> means bug report is thrown out
>
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>


At the risk of sounding like the person who shows up months later to nitpick, what was the purpose of this commit exactly? Changing the Markdown style to your personal preference and adding HTML tags of questionable usefulness? I understand you're trying to make this README look good, but we have a home page to customize if we like, I'd really prefer if we kept it simple on the README and focus our styling efforts on the home page which still needs a lot of work. /cc @espadrine


I was thinking about informing the user that something bad happened. For example if the file exists, but the process does not have permissions to read it, it would be silently ignored. User may then wonder why the file is getting ignored, even though it exists.

I definitely agree with adding file.canRead(), but maybe we should at least log warning if the specified file does not exist/can not be read.


Thanks!
Have you tested this? does it work?


В порівнянні з минулою роботою, ця вже нормально виглядає на екрані.
Розберися із вертикальним відступами, через них все виглядає не так як на макеті. Старайся робити їх однаковими для однакових (однотипних) тегів. Тобто, для секцій задала падінг топ, а вже наступні внутрішні блоки матимуть лише нижній маргін. Так буде легше контролювати вертикальні відступи.
Контролюй форматування. Старайся в стилях писати все по-порядку. Ось класний сайт на тему оформлення html та css http://mdo.github.io/code-guide/ (сам тепер буду старатись так робити).
Перевір html і css на валідаторі.
Вибачай, що не так :)


I can try a rebuild and send you the error if you'd like?

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wrote:

> now now now, what did we discuss about release kernel? Lol, run any YOU
> want by all means but releases come with our stock kernel or I will accept
> ZERO bug reports, I do not look at reports when another kernel is used and
> that will not change. Even if it's a settings bug, non official kernel
> means bug report is thrown out
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Malak kakar


Makes everything drop stone :/


For one thing is the is what triggers the endless redraw loop if at least one thumbnail's selection state is different from the widget's.
Also you would be modify state that actually does not change and hence more generally trigger any actions that are monitoring this state which is generally unintended and might have problematic side effects, e.g. the redraw loop. It might also be much more expensive to modify a widget state instead of just the style context state but this is pretty much educated guess based on the fact that the documentation advertises that way.
More generally speaking, one should probably try to use the API as it was intended by its designers to simply achieve correct and efficient programs.


I'm :cool: with the custom error, that sounds like a better user experience, but couldn't we just check the derived slug instead of the title and derived slug?


Aren't using-directives within header files technically a Bad Programming Practice™ (source: [_C++ Coding Standards_](http://www.gotw.ca/publications/c++cs.htm) by Herb Sutter and Andrei Alexandrescu)? I think if you enclosed the directive in another namespace (say, "beaker"), this would be acceptable.


Let us never forget this increment.


Perfect now!


Hey @kizniche

I wanted to call attention to this commit because I am planning to use it's functionality a lot.  I have put some of the functions that are used a lot with (and are specific to) relays in the Model for relays.  It isn't complete and I need your input on how to detect is something 'is_on' and how to set it up safely but once that is done we can simply our ```initialize_relays.py``` to this:

```python

    for each_relay in relays:
        # Turn on relays that are set to startup on
        if each_relay.start_state:
            # Only turn on the relays with the start_state
            each_relay.turn_on()
        else:
           # Turn the relays off that need to be off
            each_relay.turn_off()
```


You want an example? @mydongistiny

How's this one.......

https://github.com/BenzoRom/packages_apps_Settings/commit/48c75bb9fa386c1be4ed82b82b9567ecd10be8df

Oh and since I'm sure you're going to rebase to hide your kang, I went ahead and screenshot your kang

http://imgur.com/a/Mllwn

OH BUT BUT I did it "manually"

No you picked it from the DU github because you left the same commit message BUT you changed the author to you because you THINK you deserve credit

https://github.com/DirtyUnicorns/android_packages_apps_DU-Tweaks/commit/9748f7ca156ac47475ad9cee08ae297746e98e94

Let me know if you need more examples of your kanging ass and I'll be MORE then happy to show everyone that you're nothing but a sorry piece of shit who kangs


Along the lines of the comment above, how about this function returning an error if the filename is create corresponds to an existing file? Is that a worthy check to add here?


There is no easy way to make the heated bed circular. There are only workarounds using machine_disallowed_areas. See issue #537.


You have push access. Pls help me to correct it. Thanks.


Only if beaker was a library intended for distribution.

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> Practice™ (source: *C++ Coding Standards*
> <http://www.gotw.ca/publications/c++cs.htm> by Herb Sutter and Andrei
> Alexandrescu)? I think if you enclosed the directive in another namespace
> (say, "beaker"), this would be acceptable.
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oh snap!


I saw your posting on Reddit.

One small comment, in strings.py, the code will break if Python 4 (or greater)
comes up.  True, these versions don't exist yet, but you want to check for
Python >= 3, instead of Python == 3.


> More generally speaking, one should probably try to use the API as it was intended by its designers to simply achieve correct and efficient programs.

Lots of code refactoring in sight... but I agree.


@peyloride why do you need this? And others: CreateMenuPages CreateCustomPages CreateGallery pages.

These are just empty tables.


well yea lol, errors need fixed, not just pushed off. It was building fine for me but yes we need to fix errors not just switch to something else


Those should all be available in PHP, this commit just exposes this function to other parts of the C++ runtime.


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> It's been fixed.

Ummm, no. As of the latest merge, this line has not changed.


I'll give you that one. I forgot to change the author and yes I got it from your github.


But yeah, other than that, show me another.


and btw, I was talking about the Context's state, not the Widget one, of course.


LMFAO!!! You'll give me that one @mydongistiny

Dude there's PLENTY of commits JUST like that!!! You're a kanging ass bitch.....admit it!!!

Talking about you'll give me that one hahaha only reason you're "giving me" that one is because you can't help but admit it after I screenshot the entire thing! You can't go and rebase your repo like you always do when I call you out or else everyone will see that you're a kanging ass fool!

Talking about you'll give me that one......you must be crazy!!!


We could make a small patch to update the validity times if they are
different.
It shouldn't be too much work.

Wgatever you think is best.
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Oh I would much rather ignore errors and try something else, lol.......only because I probably can't fix myself and hate to bother you, lol. Ok I will rebuild and post the error shortly.


ok, dan lijkt losses mij het makkelijkst om op te slaan (zoals nu al gebeurt normaal)


To determine it's on, this should work:
```python
if (relay_trigger[relay_id_ - 1] == 0 and GPIO.input(relay_pin[relay_id])) == 0) or
        (relay_trigger[relay_id_ - 1] == 1 and GPIO.input(relay_pin[relay_id])) == 1):
    print("Relay On")
else:
    print("Relay Off")


Realy? Show me another. The reason I'm giving you that one is because I fucked up on that one. If there's plenty, show me another.


Do you have a safer way of doing this? We could restrict it to isbits types but that's still not a guarantee.


```
if compacted.count() < minCompactionFileCount  || compacted.count() == 1 {
    return nil
}
```
since `len(tsmFiles)` is the same thing.


It is weird.. I am not an expert, but the binaries look almost identical when comparing disassembled. (vivaltonfc3g proprietary and CM11 compiled) BrcmOMXPlugin::getRolesOfComponent is slightly different (Not ARM ASM expert, so  not sure what it is doing differently.. It moves one register to another before returning the function if numRoles > 0. Brcm lib returns straight away) and .BrcmOMXPlugin::BrcmOMXPlugin prints an error message if mLibHandle is NULL. And there are some minor differences, like some instructions are slightly at different positions, some different values, but those are likely compiler differences. There is a export named revision_brcm_revision_dummy, that exports data (string in this case) "BRCM Revision __". No idea what it does..


Ich finde eine fortlaufende Nummer nicht so optimal. Was passiert, wenn Einsätze entfernt werden? Haben die Nummern eine chronologische Sortierung? Sowas führt fix zu falschen Annahmen. Ich denke, dass man da mit einem random identifier string besser unterwegs wäre.


Comment example


JAMMA is mono; a lot of 1990s games had some kind of aux connector to get stereo sound out of them and their BGM was composed with stereo in mind.  Are you sure that isn't the case here?


Hang on, that does make sense since 1 < `minCompactionFileCount`.

Then why the `len(tsmFiles)` check?


You want another one? hmm real quick....how about this one!!!?!?!

https://github.com/BenzoRom/packages_apps_Settings/commit/8c8d0e5aa8e82641b2f54173915d7ae5c1f20000

Oh......let me guess, you forgot to change the author in that one too huh? hahaha

https://github.com/DirtyUnicorns/android_packages_apps_DU-Tweaks/commit/542d9246a35fc0f2b4097579bf9da35cd5cbb5b5

You're nothing more then a kanger and guess what..........you can't delete comments here because you're the owner of this repo! You can't disable comments here and restrict them to contributors!!!

I got you bitch!!! You're a kanger and EVERYONE gets to see it!!!

Be careful what you wish for!!!


double snap!


Mmm, the code still references Guava classes. Btw, the needed equivalent IJ class is ContainerUtil


From http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1969240/mapping-a-range-of-values-to-another


That one is from back when I first started before I knew how to cherry-pick and I didn't know who the author is. And no, I didn't get it from your github.


..想了想还是觉得不在这里加上这些东西比较好。
所以就删了。


You got me? You showed 2 commits, one I forgot to change the author on, which I already had in my lollipop  branch with the right author.


You are a f***g sneaky and brilliant developer.

Why copy paste when you can let the computer do the job :)


use `$this->sign = [];` to avoid PHP Notice;


No worries!  That is perfect.  Translated to:
```python
    def is_on(self):
        """
        :return: Whether the relay is currently "ON"
        :rtype: bool
        """
        return self.trigger == GPIO.input(self.pin)

```


Maybe we can combine it with the previous example? It is basically the same idea.


Oh so now we're doing time limits??!!? hahahaaha

Oh that one doesn't count because it was an old kang.........is that what you're saying? @mydongistiny

Dude, I'm done playing this game with you! You're a kanger and you should go jump off a bridge or something! You're an embarrassment to everything that it means to be an open source developer!

You shit on everything that we hold so dearly and you're doing it for all the wrong reasons!

I'm not going to keep on playing this game with you of "show me where I kanged" and I show you and you make up some excuse as to why is not a legit kang........

You're a kanging ass fool.........admit it!!!


OK, looks like a bug where the sequence number wasn't incremented when rollover happened.


oh didn't know this T_T


Nice.


- `dispatch_apply()` in `dispatch/apply.h` needs the attribute on its block
- `dispatch_once()` and `dispatch_once_f()` in `dispatch/once.h` need the attribute (it also applies to function callbacks AFAICT)
- `dispatch_block_perform()` in `dispatch/block.h` also needs the attribute.


We could probably do with the whole `done` channel business here at some point.


Pushed.

Incidentally, one of your build commits seems to have broken the build on
my workstation.

Andrew Sutton

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If you are confident that you will completely overwrite the changes done by each previous entry (I am thinking of implicit stuff that might happen in the background, but this is pure paranoia I guess.), then I suppose you could probably live with a single save-restore-pair to isolate the entries from the widget but not from each other. Sounds definitely more efficient but also less composeable as for example the entries have to collaborate implicitly via shared state.


I kinda wish you could see my chicken scratch notes for all of this.  It will all become clear soon.


I had one commit that I didn't change the author on that I had the author on in another branch. The other was from a long time ago and I haven't seen it since. I'm glad you're done playing cause listening to you is like listening to a 9 year old girl.


What is going on here? This policy does need to be implemented, but not yet?


I will change this to 23


Зачем то закоментил


Thanks for the build on koji, give me some days first.
I have never used libcurl or argtable.
From my brief read of argtable:
1. each option entry I have to add forces the type (it uses specific type's struct, e.g. )
2. each option's LOCs are relatively "low risk", b/c they're declarative. incl. help message, etc.
3.  the main LOC saver is on parsing: with argtable one just calles 1 function, and it returns a parsed object, then you just access them conveniently.
But hey, let's talk via patches.


Any performance numbers here?


Новый комент


the name should somehow reflect used arguments


Can you provide some detail on the fixes?


Shouldn’t we put that in the `string`?


Curious - why signed?


done


@ramsey-darling1 were you ready for a pull request on this yet or still working on it?


Yes, I own four of the five games in the driver, no header pins on any of them.


What configuration are you using? A plain build with LLVM 3.7.0, or are you setting any other options? What operating system are you using?


well, for example the IDE use name in test tree representation


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Ubuntu, LLVM trunk, my branch of julia, though I'm pretty sure the julia branch doesn't matter. LLVM assertions enabled.


well then I’ll update the IDE. I don’t think the arguments are parts of the name itself.


Also see my proposed fix in #14282


indez.html


It does, but is this a problem? This module already depends on Guava right?


index.html


why not just make that a `#define SYMBOLCODER_BITS 18`


I think it should be better to use a method that does only pass above the two intersected ArrayContainers to calculte the andCardinality without instantiating (materializing) an array to hold the result :)


yeah, I'm going to pick up on this.


I just want to say the whole world will remember your contribution to internet freedom, and that justice will eventually overcome evil. GoAgent RIP.


Yeah the config node name is clear I think but the commit description could have been better.
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Subject: Re: [GriefPrevention] Config option to protect pets in PvP. (280db0e)

Should've mentioned "outside of claims," as I initially thought they were protected by default in PvP worlds (until I realized this was for pets "outside of (owner's) claims")

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What's this comment in connection with? Not sure why it's on this line


Error: SHA256 mismatch
Expected: fc0a6d2d1d063d5c66dffd952493d0cda256cad204f681de0f84ef85b2ad8428
Actual: c26cdf19e4042634234e90dcaaa44ac63d87f88e1c4d9a07f46875694e2a9cd9
Archive: /Library/Caches/Homebrew/ssh-copy-id-7.1p1.tar.gz


It certainly should mean fewer context switches. I'll make the suggested change.


Since you actually fix this in the next commit without adjusting this comment, it'd be better to reword "A proper fix to this" to something like "Correct lookup".


This value (`-1`) does not match the function's return type (`bool`).


Looking closely at codebase, and now I wonder where did these lines came from. `schema.rb` is a auto-generated file by active record, and I cannot find any place active record related is calling/using "timelines" table at all..


Haha. Attach a photo! I think you're the first person to attempt to understand every part of the code, which is great!


Yes, or two `typedef`s, now that I look at this...


Ditto. (See preceding note.)


They're the same thing, no?


Fix it?

Andrew Sutton

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wrote:

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This is the whole point of running the test...


woot!


Done.


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Generation is the first part of the file name. Number before hyphen. Sequence is second number after hyphen.


Pass in an inventory instead


# Facepalms deeply.

Who gave this idiot contributor again?


It already does in write before it tries to create it.


Try to do this without allocating a new list (modify the existing list)


https://www.opengl.org/sdk/docs/man/docbook4/xhtml/glGetError.xml

"If more than one flag has recorded an error, glGetError returns and clears an arbitrary error flag value. Thus, glGetError should always be called in a loop, until it returns GL_NO_ERROR, if all error flags are to be reset."


May I put you words in my CV? :)))))


Definitely needed.  We have a bug where the compactor goroutines for a deleted shard don't stop.


The new dsrlaunc seems to be broken - makes a nasty noise in the latest autobuild.


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No need - its already on your linkedin now...


What do you think we should do:
a) change -560 to -550
b) rewrte Math.round() function with negative rounding as in the test?


my bad, will roll this back, that other file wasn't supposed to get in this commit


Setter?


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Não sei o que é revert :x


This can be an array because we know the size of the hand at all times


Might be because the sample rate is 16kHz


The additional `entries` is to avoid using `ReadAll` below.  `ReadAll` does an index scan too frequently.  This changes it to scan the index once and then just iterate over each block.  I'm still working on improving the perf of this whole func so while this is better, it's not done or as good as it should be yet.


Fixes #12


Hmm, no, that's not really going to work this way, because we *do* allow the target to be a file. Because it might be a Nintendo DS ROM file containing Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood.


I'm not sure what the source of the issue is - it just sounds like garbled noise.


aha ok!


Дуже багато специфічних тільки для тебе файлів. Додай файл .gitignore.


Looks like deutex must be screwing something up since dsrlaunc.wav sounds nothing like how the effect sounds in-game.


?
It's just for testing purposes on Travis. Nothing to do with ImagicalMine.


here is the error:  http://paste.ubuntu.com/13721038/


Title of test is misleading.
This is the accurate description:
"Only consider threats by rook on queen, or on material not protected by pawns or minor."

The new thing tested here is "or minor"


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSHelpCenterTest.verifyHelpCenter: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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


I have not touch or changed anything in the kernel repo.


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Summary: Tests failed: 13 (2 new), passed: 34 Build time: 01:10:02
### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.CDSVisualizationTest.verifyAntigenScatterPlot: <no details avaliable>

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

org.labkey.test.tests.CDSLoginTest.testSessionTimeoutIntercept: <no details avaliable>

##### there are 3 more failed tests, see build details
```


It's kind of slow.  We should avoid calling it as much as possible.  I think there are some optimizations for special cases we could do that might help.  e.g. skip deduping if already sorted (avoids allocations), maybe re-use the existing slice if the size didn't change (just replace the value).  Probably some other ways too but not calling unless necessary is best.


Which option do you like best?

1. Rename `pvContext` to `pvBootstrapperApplication` (or `pvBA`).
2. Move `pvContext` to the last parameter.
3. Leave it alone.


Maybe extend collection??


No particular reason.


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I remembered wrong, the `BURN_ENGINE_STATE` struct is the problem here.  I'll figure out how to do a forward declaration for that struct so this parameter can be typed as `BOOTSTRAPPER_ENGINE_CONTEXT`.


Done.


It looks like this was a problem in the previous code, too.  I'm going to address your other comments in this pull request and fix this in the next one.


This can all go into the CombatPlayers Awake method as none of this is specific to the combat team, it is only specific to the combat player


try not to use reserved keywords like `sum`.


This code should go in the base CombatPlayer


Should be easy to fix. Building the IWADs now to test before I push it. :)


Put a standard comment next to these so that when fixed its easy to find


![emails](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2766036/11610269/5ee8d536-9b6b-11e5-9e40-121f0d94382e.gif)
*shrugs*.  This was tested at home.


no need to add `()` after `print` function in Python 2.7, it  is Python 3 style


The problem with -if-let, as I tested it, when it fails to bind rest evaluates the else statement. Maybe that's why -when-let wasn't used before?


They are the same thing, so why use two different words? :-) Pure bike-shedding.


Fine


Keep in mind that this message would be followed by:
"Starting OmniSharpServer using folder mode in: %s" path-to-solution

It seems a bit repetitive to me. Maybe just "Solution not found"?


@slugslinger - Could you try downloading this update and testing it on your Pro Mini?


I made a mistake. I should've dug in further before replying yesterday.


Oh, hah. My editor just does that by default, but good to have this. :)


Quem diria rs


`;` - you do not need to put this in the end of line. It is Java Script style :). Same for all your code


Line to long. > 80 symbols in line. It is according to [PEP 8](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#maximum-line-length)


`( full_string )` - spaces around argument are obsolete. Also PEP 8


not needed space before argument


@Xephi Should be `new ReloadCommand()`


Interesting...


Ainda falta fazer a modificação para q a função mapa() tenha entrada de parâmetro também


Should this be in a `test.db.c` file?


Maybe put this prototype in `db.h`?


Good call. I'd have been using 4DOS as my command processor back when I wrote this and it allowed single percent signs for environment variables (this really should have been a `.BTM` rather than a `.BAT`.


I fixed this by adding this here:
``````
include_once(dirname(__FILE__).'/../../globals.php');
include_once($GLOBALS["srcdir"]."/api.inc");


done


Restaure


No. They are not the same thing.  Sequence is scoped to that generation and only unique in the generation. They are incremented independently.  Compacting the cache snapshot  creates a new generation with the first sequence in that generation.  Tsm compactions increment the sequence of a generation in the set (the max generation across all in the set)


I have no idea why I stuck with simple python scripts.

From now on, I'm switching to IPython Notebook.


'( )' in if statement is JS and C style. You do not need it in python


It would be nice to send appveyor notifications to dedicated slack channel. I've created #appveyor channel for this purpose.

Probably It is enough to generate authentication token and paste 5 configuration lines here.

Follow this steps (Slack paragraph)
http://www.appveyor.com/docs/notifications#message-template


missing space around `+=` operator


I just committed this commit to the official codebase. See above for some comments on some minor fixes (just sent them as a separate commit). Note I fixed a couple issues already (see above comments).


I was thinking max generation and max file id were the same thing. I still keep getting confused by generation since I think of generations as generations of file compactions. Where I think of sequences as the the sequence in which the WAL snapshots are written. So basically the opposite of what it is :)

Third opinion @otoolep?


Wow, just me?


Is this fixed ? Usually it's fluence related


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Bota esse comentário de volta. É pra saber quando que pode remover os vendor prefixes.


you will get `ValueError` if you pass empty string as argument into function


I understand generation and sequence. It just sounds like "file ID" is a synonym for "generation". But "file ID" looks like legacy comments anyway since it's a two part thing. Obviously not a big deal.


Should test that resources supplied to test execution are processed via the `ProcessResources` task.


NOOOOO!!! NO! NO, NO! `**` is exponent! You do *not* want it to be times, otherwise it is no longer exponential!


Now I am totally confused @pauldix :-)


Major issue noted above.


Ok. Generation isn't unique by itself though so the two parts together would make up its id.


I assume `-1` (which is used several more times as the exit status in this function) is supposed to indicate failure, though this is not a good exit status for various reasons—on POSIX systems, [the exit status is truncated to 8 bits](http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/exit.html), and [status values in the (inclusive) range of 128 to 255 are generally reserved for special purposes](https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Exit-Status.html). The non-POSIX header /usr/include/sysexits.h defines some "standard" exit statuses for system programs, but I have yet to see anyone actually use the header. I would just return `1` instead of `-1`.


we shouldn't rely on `string`, probably new attribute with clear definition would be best


Not tied to the naming. More important we have something we all understand.


If it is always `pvBA` then that is the best, IMHO. The word `context` should generally be reserved for the `LPVOID` that the caller can send with a callback to send data to itself. Like a ThreadProc's `pvContext', used to shuttle data from the thread creator to the thread function itself.


Sounds good.


ok


what is use case for defaulted parameters in test?


According to [the Eigen manual](http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/dox/group__TopicStlContainers.html), the aligned vector is required only for [fixed-size vectorizable Eigen types](http://eigen.tuxfamily.org/dox/group__TopicFixedSizeVectorizable.html) so we might don't need to this for `Eigen::Vector3i` and `Eigen::Vector3d`.


is the maxsize of 100 just some arbitrary number we picked? Worth testing further


Works for me.

Andrew Sutton

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> I assume -1 (which is used several more times as the exit status in this
> function) is supposed to indicate failure, though this is not a good exit
> status for various reasons—on POSIX systems, the exit status is truncated
> to 8 bits
> <http://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/functions/exit.html>,
> and status values in the (inclusive) range of 128 to 255 are generally
> reserved for special purposes
> <https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Exit-Status.html>.
> The non-POSIX header /usr/include/sysexits.h defines some "standard" exit
> statuses for system programs, but I have yet to see anyone actually use the
> header. I would just return 1 instead of -1.
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don't remove this! it's your constant for tweaking how fast a player levels up!


nooo!


this no longer works no?


NO! Did you try playing the game? You can keep gaining experience and it works just fine!


I'm getting `fc0a6d2d1d063d5c66dffd952493d0cda256cad204f681de0f84ef85b2ad8428` from the main URL.  Try removing it from the cache and trying again?


your turn to PR in :)


It's a shame there isn't a neater way to do it. setup.py is woefully inadequate for telling you about the compiler it's going to use.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/724664/python-distutils-how-to-get-a-compiler-that-is-going-to-be-used


FWIW, when I first read the proposal from @jwilder and heard the terms "generation" and "sequence" I also expected x-y.tsm where `x` is the sequence and `y` is the generation. Then I read on and realised it was the opposite.

So yeah, it was jarring when I read it first.


haha, well, a converge failure in the chef run isn't *guaranteed* to cause a lockout...


We do we specify bash everywhere?
Is there anything bash specific in the scripts?
If not, let keep our options open.


Hi @Wetmelon, thx for the heads up.
I'm not sure what is happening, but I tested in both my sensors and initially they report the system error "0x9", then it appears "Waiting for the Fusion Algorithm to start..." and afterwards they start printing the orientations, but the calibration with the sensor static is like "Sys:1 G:3 A:3 M:3", if I move it drops to "! Sys:0 G:3 A:3 M:3" and then static again I get "! Sys:0 G:3 A:1 M:3".

Is there a way to make a reset to the values recorded in Arduino memory? Since the accelerometer is the sensor that seems not fully calibrated.


why redefine equals and hash?


this didn't gave you errors on compiling?


In software, it's always good to get review PRIOR to merging to `master`.


Oh yeah I fixed Vine texture IndexOutOfBounds


Hi Brady, Unit testing is not good. When I scheduled patient 1, day 1, time 1 in facilty A. And find available time for patient 2, day 1, time 1 in facility B; The find_appt_popup.php does show day 1, time 1 as available.

The same happen with the previous changes on CWE-89-36 that you did no commit.


This looks precarious to me. Consider using a try-finally block for some protection.


Ryan recommends using a ring buffer. Really convenient way to throw out the oldest packet once the Queue is full.


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@FelixGV, this is the start (=


OK then I imagine it should work.


this is bad logic. if you want an approximate # of enemies to level up each level there are far simpler methods. but, i find that exponential growth is the best for scalability.


If you put the cleanup in the finally block, then you can use return as you'd want to too

    try:
         ...
         return '-openmp'
    finally:
        cleanup


yeah, i thought about that for a bit, but the 'restart_iptables' ruby_block definition needs to be available as a notification target for the chain and rule resources regardless of whether the combined ruleset is applied by the event handler or by the ruby_block; otherwise Chef whines about not being able to notify the non-existent ruby_block.


7.8/10 too much middle school quality insults from @mydongistiny


Why are you using a bitwise AND here? 😖


yeah yeah, ill fix it


Yes, you can change the number near the beginning of the example code.  Line # 37 I think.

Adafruit_BNO055 bno = Adafruit_BNO055(55);  - change that (55) to anything else and it'll force a re-calibration.

Also, make sure you only have one sensor hooked up at a time.  The library isn't designed to handle multiple - it can't tell which is which.


Ah the fake accounts hahaha nice touch @mydongistiny

Let me guess you get that idea from the SaberMod dude? lol


Considering the confusion, it'd be good to put what you've learned into the docstring for the experience method.


Why would I create a fake account to insult myself?


Really? It works on mine. Can you give me more details?


suggestion: undo this commit, write a new one that only changes the `base_xp` value and the starting `points_to_assign`. :)


Think through the code in question.

Andrew Sutton

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Actually alex I'm a completely different person. This would be Jaden.


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In beaker/prelude.hpp <lingo/assert.hpp> wasn't found. Running with
VERBOSE=1 shows no -Is that would make it available.

I hacked a workaround into top-level CMakeLists.txt.

Andrew Sutton

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Yes, I don't why but I always end up adding something that is bash
specific, but I can change it back to sh, knowing that bash is the
only shell that puppy uses after bootup...

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> Is there anything bash specific in the scripts?
> If not, let keep our options open.
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Handy PowerShell DSC information.


Done


PluginObject = deprecated_class(hint_message="Use system.plugins.plugin.PluginObject instead")(system.plugins.plugin.PluginObject)


The method should be called "setRingtone" to avoid confusion


DS2490 has been reliable for me by zeroing the buffer before using it.
Add:
   memset(buffer,0,0x20);
Before
  result = usb_interrupt_read(usb_dev_handle_list[portnum], 0x81,buffer, 0x20, TIMEOUT_VALUE);


OK makes sense.


Why would you kang petty commits? @mydongistiny

At this point, I don't know what you would do.....


The two 3s together mean 3.3, the version of OpenGL used by the program

The 1 is for GLFW_TRUE and I should change that, idk why I put a 1

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> On lines 22, 23, and 25, what do "3" "3" and "1" mean..?
> Are there any GLFW enums? Such as GLFW_TRUE?
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Whoops

Sent from my iPhone

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Why did you move the Channel/User imports? Now it's ordered *internal, external, internal* rather than *external, internal*.


I guess so.


Ship it!


Whoops, I think the original import was changed (see Line 9 above for what it should be).


Done, although mine can't fail


I don't remember actually formatting this file, lol.


yeah that definitely sounds like `Constraint` is an abstract base class...


Well if you ever come to Seattle make sure to drop me a line.


oh good point


This actually changes the time zone after the function dateFromComponents is called. Previously it saved and restored the time zone so that it could calculate the interval. now it mutates the calendar.


`from . import cljplugin`


I don't think you intended to delete them, but the blank lines on Line 15, 27, and 35 were deleted and need to be there for the docstring to parse correctly, I believe.


why?


Why did you change put to patch here? Edit is no longer working for me


Right, but it doesn't need to --

`x [ft] + y [ft] >= z [ft]` has units, and I don't see anything invalid about writing that as `z [ft] - x [ft] - y [ft] <= 0`.

One way of seeing this is that 0 can take on any units.
Another is that `Quantity(0, any_units).to(some_other_units).magnitude` is always 0.


@JsonFreeman Hi, Jason! I thought you might find it interesting. This notion of pairing up identical union and intersection constituents actually makes union/intersection type inference much more precise--and much more efficient as well. I feel like we're finally in a good place here, even if it took a long time. I know we both spent a lot of time thinking about it.


Hmmm...how did @ghizlaine's code get in here? It should be removed so there isn't a merge conflict or overwriting of what she's done. If you were to include her code by merging her commits it would avoid those kinds of issues, though.


You have to update the 'lingo' submodule. One of my latest changes to Lingo added `${lingo_SOURCE_DIR}` to the 'lingo' target's include directories. Beaker's CMake project now relies on the 'lingo' target's transitive usage requirements to propagate the Lingo include directories to the 'beaker' target.


ich muess im pdf all element ahzeige. die duplikat aber eifach als leeres (0,0,0) expenseItem. also bsp so:
- 1 | 12.04.2015 | Reisekosten MA | Reise nach Berlin | CHF | 1200.00 | | 1200.00 | K000-67
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- 1 | Reisekosten MA | 32000 | CHF | 2000.00 | K000-67
- 2 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0.00 | 0

Gits de no en bessere weg, wiemer das umsetzte chan?


Run as
patchSshdConfigLogLevel.sed -i /etc/ssh/sshd_config


Syslog: making fingerprints user readable
Now take fingerprints in user readable file:

echo ':msg, regex, "Found matching .* key:" -/var/log/sshdusers.log' \
    > /etc/rsyslog.d/ssh_key_user.conf

service rsyslog restart

chmod 644 /var/log/sshdusers.log
Usage
This will print current sessions's fingerprint:

sed -ne "/sshd.$PPID.:.*matching .SA key/{s/^.* //g;h};\${x;p}" /var/log/sshdusers.log


Looks good Sekhar =)


yeah, I made that comment before I fully understood the True vs truthy craziness


Excellent  :)


@tanraya, есть ли смысл использовать внешнюю библиотеку [commander](https://rubygems.org/gems/commander) ради небольшого консольного интерфейса? На мой взгляд, возможностей встроенного [optparse](http://ruby-doc.org/stdlib-2.2.3/libdoc/optparse/rdoc/index.html) предостаточно.


I guess my concern is saying "only origin headers", but we don't really know exactly which headers the origin returned. We only know which headers the proxy sends to us in the response, which sure usually are only the verbatim ones from the remote site but there's no assurance that is the case (and there are cases where the proxy is legitimately allowed to change things).

I personally think the option should more explicitly say that it doesn't show any response headers from a CONNECT request (that goes to a proxy). Assuming that is actually what the option will do.


I tested on my personal PC did you test on your chromebook?

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My first reaction is to be embarrassed at my ignorance, but my second reaction is "This is why we need docstrings"  :)


The `pvContext` is coming from the `pvBootstrapperApplicationProcContext` member of the `BOOTSTRAPPER_CREATE_RESULTS` struct that the BA sets during `CreateBootstrapperApplication`.  So I should also rename that member to `pvBA`, too?


Ya, but rather than creating a separate module, just put your function definition and any additional imports you need in _plots.py_. Then people can do:

```python
from regressors.plots import plot_pca_pairs
```

The way you have it (in a separate file) they would do:

```python
from regressors.plot_pca_pairs import plot_pca_pairs
```

which is kind of redundant.

If it's in _plots.py_ they can also do:

```python
from regressors import plots

plots.plot_pca_pairs()
plots.plot_residual()
plots.plot_qq()
```

i.e. make many plots with just one import.


This one pixel space between characters is also not present when calling Broodwar->drawText(), but I don't think that should be changed, because it makes the text appear very sparse.


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### Failed tests
```
org.labkey.test.tests.ScrumtimeTest.checkDaysAvailable: <no details avaliable>

org.labkey.test.tests.ScrumtimeTest.addAndDelete: <no details avaliable>

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##### there are 15 more failed tests, see build details
```


Awesome!


Didn't `Variable` have a `.varkey`  attribute at one point?


Nice touch.


Ah, right, okay.


This doesn't make any sense and is a bogus patch.


Please see #133

It should be just `__DIR__.'/../autoload.php'`, I believe. Because it will symlinked in `vendor/bin` after installed as dependency _cmiiw_


(note to self, +2, will merge)


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now stable is removed...


I like how you're specifically calling it `x_train`. I had been using just `X`, but it makes more sense to call it out specifically like you did here.


I was looking up a validation problem I was having and I found this thread
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15335510/opengl-glvalidateprogram-error-on-mac-os-x

One of the answers explains that you should validate before a render call, because the validation checks your program based on the various vertex arrays, VAOs, and VBOs, etc...

That being said, I agree with you that it wastes cpu time... I'll comment it out or something after it actually works on my Mac (still doesn't)

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@eugene-bulkin because then the program might not terminate. Having a timer simplifies that part of it.


you'd be hard pressed to do better :)


Well I mostly added it because `FunctionDeclaration.invoke` gives it to us for free :) but then, in `ceylon.formatter`, I discovered a use right away:
```ceylon
shared {String*} findTestFiles(Path rootPath = parsePath("test-samples")) {
    assert (is Directory root = rootPath.resource);
    LinkedList<String> testFiles = LinkedList<String>();
    testFiles.addAll(root.files()*.path*.string);
    for (dir in root.childDirectories()) {
        testFiles.addAll(findTestFiles(dir.path));
    }
    return testFiles.filter((s) => s.endsWith(".ceylon"));
}
```
A recursive data provider, starting out with a default value.


You have just `x` here but `x_train` in your docstring.


This are physical addresses of clock registers (register names are cfg_rcgr etc.)
Unfortunately their layout is not the same for all peripherals :(


OK cool


ok -- the issue it refers to, #361, is still open; are we satisfied that the beam example (which may change over time) satisfactorily tests that?


check the routes file on line 40 it should read router.patch


Since `y` and `x` are Numpy arrays, the more "foolproof" way of getting the number of elements/rows is to get the array's shape. For multidimensional arrays, I'm not sure what `len()` will give you. The shape will be a tuple of `(# of rows, # of columns)`. If it's a one dimensional array, then the first item in the tuple will just be `(# of elements, )`.

```python
assert y.shape[0] == x.shape[0]....
```


+1
Or go to device tree.


If you're using Chrome already, the dev tools has presets for all modern mobile devices in the responsive view. It's the little rectangle in the upper left of the dev tools panel. You can also use it to test your site under simulated network conditions, like a slow cell phone connection.


hahaha  :/


em is preferable to px, since em scales automatically.


Issue #343


Yes, I remember brainstorming about this because it seemed like it would improve inference. In fact, the notion of subtracting identical types came up in the context of generators (https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/pull/5906#issuecomment-162156758). Specifically, @DanielRosenwasser and I were talking about how to separate yielded versus returned types in a generator. Following his suggestion, you'd need a similar subtraction mechanism there.

The particular bug you are fixing here is also interesting. It seems like it would only occur in recursive function calls. Also, inferring from a type to itself has a very specific result, namely that some subset of the type parameters in the current inference context will get added as candidates for themselves. So this operation is just a matter of deciding what that subset is.

I think this notion of subtracting identical types could potentially be very promising for inference with Promises (no pun intended).


Nice, didn't quite know how to do the scrolling.


what? "lol"


OK.


We're agreed `Auto` is the default?


cool!


All this code must be rewritten using simple context. Currently all functions are members of one Class. And all the work is described using prototype. Wrong way!


Looks good. Will commit this to the codebase.


That makes a lot of sense, though it would be nice to see the common code moved to `SolutionArray`, as much as possible.


Would be nice if this were squashed so the fixing of the c99 for loop wouldn't be needed :).


(I was surprised that whatever slice of the list it's grabbing is not implemented as an attribute or property)


If yes, then what else would `Auto` be apart from matching the start and end that the user set?

Concretely on the JS side we already detect and set a min and max that accounts for the fact that ranges can go in either direction, so we would actually be using the same value as that.


See below.


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i was in the suspicious that something like that would happen xD

> I would like to at least group all the breaking changes into one release. I guess soon we should release jsreport 1.0 and that will be good place where to put all the breaking changes.

yessssss! you're right, that is the most healthy to do.


It's hard to know what you mean by first and last lines, I'm assuming it's not of the docstring.

````
The bounds that the range is allowed to go to - typically used to prevent
Range1d(start=0, end=1, bounds=None)  # Unbounded range
````


What would you recommend instead? the setup.py should be enough?


Hi Roberto,
I just committed this to the codebase. Keep up the awesome work. About how many more items do you have left?
-brady


Why are you adding the calendar.js file?


on it


I like more the previous way. If you are using the `filter_fields` in any Meta, why you have to set `DJANGO_FILTER_INSTALLED` to True?
I assume the `filter_fields` attr will work by default if I have django-filter installed. No extra step.


Hey @scottnuma

Here's HTML for an actual Paypal checkout button
```
<form action="https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr" method="post" target="_top">
<input type="hidden" name="cmd" value="_s-xclick">
<input type="hidden" name="hosted_button_id" value="XC8EQT355DC32">
<input type="image" src="https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/i/btn/btn_donate_LG.gif" border="0" name="submit" alt="PayPal - The safer, easier way to pay online!">
<img alt="" border="0" src="https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/i/scr/pixel.gif" width="1" height="1">
</form>
```

Do you think you can add this in?


oh noes ;(


My website is hosted on a shared server. I don't have root. Can I use letsencrypt?

If it only needs root to install OS dependencies, I can ask my sysadmin to install them.

https://github.com/letsencrypt/letsencrypt/issues/1741


*thinks


It's ok installing all the required packages (and the extra ones) for testing everything.
I believe having django-filter in tests_require is a good way :+1:


2 items left


it was tested and working, but it needs a new hebmorph version. you can compile it from this branch for now:
https://github.com/EgozyN/HebMorph/tree/hebmorph-2.1-lucene-5


Este carajo se cree el dueño de la pagina


@inirudebwoy you are right, but I think it doesn't hurt, just in case something bad happens?
besides removing it, maybe splitting it is better?


@fenix008 same for me, I understand :/


closes #78


It could be some problem in the setup of chrooted builds, but it seems unlikely you have a typo in there, as on nixos the setting for that is generated into `nix.conf`.


Wow, that's good!


Turns out I matched the wrong line:

https://github.com/hydrabolt/discord.js/blob/indev/src/Client/InternalClient.js#L1161


this was so confusing.

`serverRequest` would call `_serverRequest` and then `_serverRequest` would call a function passed in by `serverRequest`


Ok, this is interesting. I see - your function actually does the PCA. As I was reading this I was wondering why you were fitting scalers and PCA, but I can see why you chose to just do it here: you'd have to accept the Scaler object and the PCA object to just make the plot without fitting.

The issue with this method is that the user has no control over their PCA object and their Scaler object. There are a number of parameters to those objects (e.g. for the StandardScaler, an option to scale with centering and another to scale with unit variance) that the user no longer has control over. Additionally, there are about 20 different [functions to scale data in scikit-learn](http://scikit-learn.org/stable/modules/classes.html#module-sklearn.preprocessing).

Also, the user here can't fit a PCA model with e.g. 90 components and just plot the first 4, unless you add another function parameter. This function would be more flexible if you just accept the Scaler object and the PCA object that the user has already fitted:

```python
def plot_pca_pairs(clf_pca, x, y, scaler=None, n_comps, facet_size=2, diag='kde', legend_title='Response'):
    # Scale the data if the user passed in a scaler
    if scaler is not None:
        x = scaler.transform(x)
    # Perform PCA
    x_projection = clf_pca.transform(x)

   # The rest of your code
```

Thoughts?


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You may want to review the code over at [haraldnagel/greatreadingadventure](/haraldnagel/greatreadingadventure) - that's where I've been working for the last few months and there are substantial changes. For example, I've redone a huge amount of SRP.Master and I think I've removed all the CDN links.

If you want to submit a change to this GRA.Communications/EmailService.cs file, I think the best bet is:

1. Fork my working repo: [haraldnagel/greatreadingadventure](/haraldnagel/greatreadingadventure)
2. Make the changes in your fork, ensure they're committed back up to your fork on GitHub.
3. Initiate a [pull request](https://help.github.com/articles/creating-a-pull-request/) to notify me you want to merge your changes into my fork.
4. When I accept them they'll end up in the [v2.3 pull request](/MCLD/greatreadingadventure/pull/27) since that pull request is based on my fork.
5. You can delete your fork after you submit the changes if you don't want to keep it around.

There's a [free on-demand self-paced training](https://github.com/blog/2083-start-learning-git-and-github-today-with-self-paced-training) thing that I found to be helpful in figuring all of this GitHub wizardry out.


Niedopatrzenie, poprawiono. Dzięki za zwrócenie uwagi!


Hahahaha, thanks!


What did you mean? It's usually simpler:
```C++
if (m_cb.send_dbg_command) m_cb.send_dbg_command(cmd, thread);
```
Or set empty function explicitly in tests.


Did this give you any issues when plotting? `columns` is supposed to be a string, column labels. The following will give you column names like "PC1, PC2, PC3, etc...".

```python
col_names = ["PC{0}".format(i) for i in range(n_comps)]
df = pd.DataFrame(x_projection[:, 0:n_comps], columns=col_names)
```


`Fixes indentation, @Tabjones can Vim be configured to not change that again? ;)`

Yea, it doesn't change it unless i tell him to. But when i write new code it goes with my default indent.
So i guess i can define a command to reindent my code with your style. Which is ? 8 space as tab and ? anything else ?


We use this template without problems every day. The content-type parameter should be provided though. I opened [PR #263](https://github.com/OctopusDeploy/Library/pull/263) to fix it.


good riddance. 7 parameters function and many params were objects :sob:


I would make `y` an optional parameter in your function, and only do this if it exists. PCA is supposed to be unsupervised, so there might not be any `y` to label/color points with.


Welcome back!


Oh damn @Mazda--! He wants to kick your ass when you go to Seattle!


just for some background, i think at some point we were doing other requests besides ajax requests so the adapter was necessary, now that this is just for the web, the xformAjaxAdapter is useless and just adds loads of confusion. so happy this is gone!


This is because when running in PowerShell the NPM warnings are treated as errors.


Hehe. After the controversial leader of ffmpeg has resigned, I was hopeful the projects might "merge". Well, actually, since ffmpeg was merging all of libav regularly, there's no real need to officially merge the projects together...


I like this solution (`getWildcardNode()` on the `PermissionNode` interface) because we can easily change it to set it per entry if we need, and adding multiple wildcard nodes would not need a lot of refactoring. Either of these being needed in AuthMe would probably be a sign that we're doing too complicated things, but still a nice thought.


i prefer to not define functions on the interior of JS objects for 2 reasons:

1. it adds a nest level, and js already has too much of that
2. this explicitly disallows closures so you can be sure that the only vars being used are the args and the object's properties


:wave:


This line should be removed.


Sorry, I should have been more clear. This comment line is not needed. Everyone knows what imports do.
> Import the modules needed to run the script.


Net sync isn't required unless are changing textures.


if anyone wants sinon examples, i use a lot of sinon in this test suite
- fake server
- fake timers
- stubs with side effects
- spies


I hadn't changed `configuration.nix`, by the way -- only checked out a fresher version of `closure-size`.


Correct, this particular bug only comes up in recursive calls. And yes, inferring from a type to itself is basically a way of determining which type parameters out of a given set are referenced by a type.


Nice, now seems its working! At least he gives the values right way, the only thing now it's that the sensor sometimes drops to System calibration 0 and the Accelerometer seems the one that gets confused cause he gets down to 0 sometimes two.


I've been on IRC, you ought to go on as well!


that is incorrect actually... You need to pass `validate.errors` if you use a compiled function. The example in README is correct, `ajv.errorsText` uses `ajv.errors` by default (that is assigned by `ajv.validate`).


I think it is not needed but if you really want to be sure, pin point it to exact line that may fail.
However in case if
```
app.run(host=args.host, port=args.port, debug=args.debug)
```

would fail your app would not work any way, even if you catch the exception. Unless you would catch the error that would bubble up to the top. TLDR; I'd would not do it. If you want pin point to exact line/lines.


Shouldn't it _technically_ be `ok = ok && parse(p, conf);`? Also, if `parse(Path const&, Config const&)` returns `false` for one of the input files, shouldn't you stop parsing and return `false`?


hahaha @CrackerTeg I'm not surprised

That's usually what kangers say when they have nothing else to say! Dude was like "shot me where I kanged" and I did then he was like "yeah but but show me another one" and I did........now he wants to be all internet tough guy

@mydongistiny your days of fooling people with your kangs are over! Everyone knows you're nothing but a petty kanger.......


Aiiii como você é lindoooo


The easiest is, after you had your build session monday, we freeze the master repo, do the transition in master, and be done with it.
Team just needs to pull after transition.
Trash the devel branch, its why I went separate repo, we can't merge master in devel.


E eu sou um cabaço


Espero que o doni não leia os comentarios do git


#446 (missed a hash)


Convinced and [fixed](https://github.com/patillacode/pimpositor/commit/3b199f777c2a873087b80f63351be7a4611da5d1)! :smile: :+1:


I don't know if this works on Ubuntu (our other targeted platform) yet. The compiler is eliminating references to tbb, as dead code, and the resulting .so doesn't even try to load libtbb.so. After I write some code with tbb, I'll run it again on Ubuntu and see if it works.


Closes #599.


I know little of the libav / ffmpeg forks, but I noticed that the gstreamer release notes called the switch back to ffmpeg as "following recent distro trends".


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This is not a valid solution. See issue 226 for a discussion. I fixed that on ClusterFit.h and I've just submitted a fix for fastclusterfit.h too.


ta linijka kompiluje się pod Visualem ale już nie pod G++. 10/10.


Looks good.


@AndyObtiva I noticed that your commit messages tend to be long. Providing relevant information is certainly welcome. Bonus: it is recommended to leave one blank line between the _summary_ and the _body_ of a git commit message. [Tim Pope has a compelling rationale behind that practice](http://tbaggery.com/2008/04/19/a-note-about-git-commit-messages.html).

For instance, you can see how Github's UI specifically renders that _body_ field, by contrasting [this very commit](https://github.com/AndyObtiva/Montreal.rb/commit/59e9d3a20885cac10310ac87d597ab8dd0360d3a) with [this one](https://github.com/montrealrb/Montreal.rb/commit/4157a4e49640f0f23fa7e2223b2987f4ebe47746).

Just thought you'd be happy to know that :)


Se ele ver, vai perceber que nós começamos hoje. Acho q é mais grave.
Kkkkkkk
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>
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> .
>


[Fixed](https://github.com/patillacode/pimpositor/commit/1a120aad9b5ff4dd69d39f25897ab87c6a415e91)! :+1:


i knew i forgot something


well thank you. Is there better place to ask questions?


remove a 0


Dieser Teil des PR scheint nicht obsolete zu sein? Die Magieresistenz habe ich schon gefixt, aber davon wusste ich nichts.


Что будет на этой строчке, если пользователя username нет?


Hey @jkirkpatrick1990 I merged your pull request already, but I just went into the console and when I did a Deck.all I noticed this:

```
irb(main):001:0> Deck.all
SyntaxError: /media/nightcore/EHD/gitprojects/phase2/cardwars/app/models/deck.rb:12: syntax error, unexpected '=', expecting ')'
    self.cards.find_by(:id = rand(self.cards.size + 1))
```


These libraries were intentionally disabled. I've commented out the corresponding messages.


I would really prefer doing it in different PRs for clarity (not only not polluting #6312, but also being able to review the different proposals more clearly) even if we make #6312 wait for one of the to be agreed upon before merging #6312, wich seems what most people seem to want to "simplify the backport" or in your case, because you are fine with "changing consensus code twice" in two commits but not in two PRs. We could even merge together 6312 and whatever solution is decided upon into one single PR that references the two of them right before we are ready to merge if the "single PR" is a strict requirement.
But please don't make that "single PR" #6312 or I'll have to unsuscribe and not re-review it until it is merged.
I still haven't been explained how 2 PRs are harder to backport than one, but still...
Does this sound reasonable to you?


Sorry, it passed in a release build. Maybe we need a better test somewhere.


Related to Issue #1


Closes #1


Actually... There are 4 new modes :D
 - STRETCH
 - CENTER
 - SCALE
 - ZOOM

My bad ^^


Eventually we need to wrap "Are you ready..." in a tag (<h2>? <p>, at least...). Doesn't have to be done this merge, tho.


Hmm... what about using CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS? For example:

SET(CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS "${CMAKE_CXX_FLAGS} -std=c++11")

Also, does CMAKE_COMPILER_IS_GNUCC also include CLANG? Would be nice to enable this on both.


Should this go to /decks/:id/rounds/new?


Eventually, "Write your answer here" should probably be a label tag, not an h4." Not necessary for this merge tho.


Aren't we not supposed to use SQL queries with Spring classes?


@cmohan-liveops Lets organise this repo.

Folder for Notations.
Folder for Flows.
Folder for Any postman scripts to deploy etc...
Readme for description of Repo and hows its supposed to be used / what it stores.


j'ai envoyé **sdl-image** le même jour que **_extreme-tux-racer_** mais dans **current gui** car **sdl** s'y trouvait depuis longtemps. En même temps j'y ai mis **sdl2** et **sdl2-image**


Testing Comment


I'm actually not really sure, if I can take that as a compliment or as a confirmation, that I shouldn't have thrown these changes right into your face :D


Yeah, I've noticed that sometimes.  Not sure why it does it, but the values seem to be correct.


That class needs shrinking. This is a good start. :D


Not sure we want to introduce shuffling/sampling yet since it'll be hard to test.


Kind of [fixed](https://github.com/patillacode/pimpositor/commit/ebc7d8125aefce2aa95068f5e8d6d7ed43c6c5d6) :sweat_smile:
I changed the name rather that separate functionality, since there is no need to open and close multiple times the db and because both thing are always done one after another (generate and save to db) in our case.
(Which btw in a busy environment would be a problem)


This line is missing a start parenthesis.


I don't really understand what's the problem, but I trust this is correct, so I've integrated these changes into master.


Thank you pomf
I was meaning to do this sometime but I couldn't figure it out


on ABR playlists, you might not want to return a fatal error in case you got a load error on a given quality level playlist.
current logic is to switch to redundant stream if any defined, or level-switch down in case of LEVEL_LOAD_ERROR


oh right -- got it.


I've integrated this. Thanks!


moreover, I think you can pass dicts directly to union, so
```self.varkeys = set(self.left.varlocs).union(self.right.varlocs)```
should work.


This is not correct. The worker function casts the pointer argument into an integer to determine its thread index. Thread indices will always fit in 32 bits, so if there's a warning it needs to be suppressed in a different way.


Oh, don't worry then. I already spotted some other parts, that could be optimized (in that file though). Maybe they won't live in my stash as long as these did :)


fair.


Testing explicitly for a specific Django version is not very pythonic. In other words: There must be a better way.


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Older versions of python don't have a `django.setup()` function, while newer versions **require** that we call it.

Maybe a `try..catch` would be more pythonic?


We can save this call as well be moving elapsed out of while loop and initialized to 0.


Why?


Neat. I didn't know about this.


This test does not seem to be working.


... There can be several methods with the same name maybe?


LGTM overall. We also need to change the description of MAX_BLOCK_MS_CONFIG in ProducerConfig.


The test below isn't passing but I don't know why.

It appears that the code is delivering the desired results.


Seems like a good idea!


To kiepsko :) ja ledwo potrafie włączyć visuala :) więc nie pomoge chyba
trzeba zgłosićdo architektów :)

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> Sorry, chyba zmergowałem moją gałąź z nową architekturą. Nie jestem pewien
> co teraz, odłączyć się teraz, czy spróbować powrócić do starej gałęzi.
> Technicznie też jeszcze nie wiem jak to zrobić.
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blah == [] probably want a single =


sdl-image commit **04e7cdac0c4837f3bcf01086de08a74e49f35f62** du 4/12
sdl2 commit **800c539e0cb08adb9bff9e3af5192cc6c495baa5** du 4/12
sdl2-image commit **279645b39df5771b944d4cbcfdd16f532d27fe45** du 4/12

dans ***current gui***


Instead, let's figure out how it ought to work. With the old version, gdb did not work with threading enabled.

I'm confused, because the man page says

```
       The  raise()  function sends a signal to the calling process or thread.
       In a single-threaded program it is equivalent to

           kill(getpid(), sig);
```


delete lines 38-40 and you can get rid of this if statement, right?


Because a user is global to all the platform: if @aguspina logs in in pdep tenant, he is the same that in tenant paco


This revision is clean.


Agreed. This is a good idea.


I'm having similar issues too on current master (and I've mentioned that to @vtjnash ). I didn't try `jl_raise_debugger` but it seems that `Ctrl-C` does not triggers GDB anymore. On the other hand, `Ctrl-C` works with lldb and `Ctrl-Z` (`SIGSTOP`) works in gdb (which is what I'm currently using as a workaround).


small nit. I'd prefer ``false``, not ``0``. I do not like implicit conversions.


Yes, exactly, try-catch is pythonic.


Best feature ever.


Great! thanks!!
will be possible to add no zoom all too?


null(オブジェクトが存在しないこと)について、

> 「JavaScript では(少なくとも最初のうちは)あまり利用する機会がないように思えます(p.46)」

と書いてあるけれど、なんでだろう。


oh


I'd like to see a ``FileCheck`` line here and some ``CHECK:`` lines checking that you exiting at the right ``klee_assume()`` here. Just using ``--exit-on-error`` is not very specific and makes the test potentially fragile.

See ``test/regression/2014-07-04-unflushed-error-report.c`` as an example.


What else would one expect :+1:


Well, we have to find a way to merge the changes. I can take care of it if you want.


FYI, while I like the simplification, if you plan on doing a pull request, we recently added python 2.6 support so this wouldn't be possible.


Stop it, you dumb bum


Does this still work if there's no SAN?
(e.g. `openssl req -new -sha256 -key domain.key -subj "/CN=example.com"`)


Mind if I incorporate some of these code reduction changes into the main script?


This is called jetty8.service, fyi :)


@Minecrell yes - I was being stupid :P


can we move the test imports to another section below everything else?  Thanks.


Again here and other places.  Let's keep the test imports in a separate section.


Hmm interessant. War das schon immer so? Ich hatte noch nie mehr als einen Fehler.


Hi!

Feel free to add a pull request on the changes you have made, they look great!

I have unfortunately haven´t had that much time to give to this project for some time...

The change of json serializer is a very good one, I have learnt a lesson from the one I built, don´t try to build things that others have made good already... :)

And the request context builder bug you have fixed I cant really understand how I have missed...

/Fredrik


I see types, types everywhere...


Well, that commit message was a typo. Oh well.


could you add a oneliner here, explaining what exactly this does? just for the sake of documentation


MAJOR.

This fixes a cross-vendor GPU rendering issue and opens the possibility of running on Intel HD 4xxx video incl. onboard. See affected bugs for details.


For these kinds of image references, although it's probably fine to get the blog URL and add the wp-content path, it's not guaranteed. You may want to use the `get_stylesheet_directory_uri` API call instead ([docs here](https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_stylesheet_directory_uri)).


This should be fine though, global is only to be used when you're modifying the global variable, otherwise accessing it is fine.


Just to be sure: Will the `risky` option be `true` **by default**?


I'm curious as to why this change?


Yes. :)


fixed pw matching. implemented hard reset for dbs called reset_db


I am working with devel branch here already and have pushed the latest changes there. Should I push them to master, too? Since devel exists I have changed stuff only in the deepin folder...


The only risky fixer enabled by any of the presets here is the psr4 fixer though, so nothing too bad there. I find that fixer is very useful for at least detecting problems even if the solution it gives is incorrect.


This is probably not the best example of Swift 2.0 code, but I just wanted to start with fixing all of the errors so that it can at least compile/run without issue.


Ok thanks, will make a PR on the bridge to manage that with php-cs-fixer 2.x. :-)


@DNx5 @sgdc3 What worries me here a little is that we don't explicitly define a dependency to Google Guava. Maybe we could add it to the POM?


>
> Shouldn't it *technically* be ok = ok && parse(p, conf);? Also, if parse(Path
> const&, Config const&) returns false for one of the input files,
> shouldn't you stop parsing and return false?
>

No. I actually want to parse all files and emit as many syntax errors as
possible.


Sure. This risky fixer change I've added here is part of another bigger improvement.
All will be unveiled soon. :)


the intermittent failures are disrupting other PR's so unless you will have a fix within the next few hours, best to go back to raise on master with the intent of it being temporary


Are you sure about this? I think it looks really bad on the page.


Affects #123


+1 - the frontpage looks a bit aged in general :(


Muito bacana, cara! O segredo é não parar :smile:


Thank you, I really appreciate your work ^^


How about removing `@ComparableTypeParameter` and `@OrderableTypeParameter` and inferring that from the presence of an `@OperatorDependency` on the related operator? I think I can make that work


why this change?


Was this a bug fix, or just changing the naming scheme of rooms?


Okay. can be done


/cc @packagethief @javan


Why is it necessary to specify that E is comparable? That's implied by the fact that there's an OperatorDependency on EQUAL(E, E)


I'm not sure I like functions having hard-coded dependencies on type implementations. I know we do that all over the place, but we should be moving away from that, instead of introducing new places that do it. Ideally, all types should need to be "resolved" by asking the type manager.


The situation became worse, now I can not sell anything at any NPC, when having to sell, the message of failure.


How would that work? I could introduce a `@TypeDependency` annotation for that, but it seems like it just adds complexity without a lot of value (at least at the moment)


we should t() on thea ctual labels because otherwise nothing will pick it up in the locale tools


I like it! +1


Ya, I can remove these and infer it. See my reply to your other comment


Ah, I wasn't sure what the order was here.

Also not sure what we'll do if/when the backend spits these out. I assume they'll need to be translated on the backend then.


'cept for this typo


intrin.h is never needed. I believe the check should be "if APPLE include x86intrin.h" unless there is another affected platform.


WOW SUCH DRAGON


Why use a LinkedList vs ArrayList?  And this should be named trdList or maybe even just rawData.  Usually the latter is significantly cheaper unless its important to add to the head down below.


Is this the correct solution? Google says something about needing to define FILE_OFFSET_BITS or something.


We should log something when Lager is available/used.


The video plays fine for me via web (old approach) both sd/hd.


bad action


ここは用意されたファイル（asset controller views）を追加しました


Delete needs to be a POST


URL should be: /settings/global/users/<id>/delete


Doing this for every log entry is going to be pretty expensive. Given that we don't support debug logging with `error_logger` at the moment, maybe we should simply assume Lager in this case.

Of course, making Lager a part of the core is also an option: we don't have a consensus on that yet.


Thanks. This pull request has already been closed but I fixed it on a different one.


what is this doing?


This actually requires a global_admin...

And we might not want to delete a user. Maybe just archive them? (Unless they've logged in, then maybe allow a delete?)

The problem is, if a user has done something in the DB, then their record can't be removed from the DB.


@mweststrate Nice idea :+1: This might come in really handy indeed.

@capaj Yep, but it traverses the object automatically when the state changes :) + it looks like `TransformationNode` also keeps track of the references and disposes herself when it becomes obsolete.


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@MCPEPIG
Please dont provide hacky fix, doing this is most likely will cause setHealth and setFood broken in some circumstances


Since we're using your regex strategy instead of my normalization strategy, we don't need to do this check first.


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Apparently I forgot to add some change....


周末也提交了，你这是要有动作啊 :laughing:


you expose ctx.params to the view, but never use it


When a new message has been added to message.js the Blockly build script recreates this file from scratch.  In doing so, it wipes out the credits (since that's not saved anywhere else).  But when translatewiki sync new translations, they reinsert the credits.  So we end up with a flip-flop depending on who has made a change most recently.

What's the problem with metadata in Windows?  Something we can fix in the build file?


When I described the appropriate regex earlier, I didn't mean like this; I meant like in your very first PR where each individual character gets a group:

`ABC` → `(A|\uff21)(B|\uff22)(C|\uff23)`

Using `(ABC|\uff21\uff22\uff23)` doesn't give the result we want.


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That sounds reasonable. If an implementation doesn't need a reference to the operator it means it doesn't really care if the type is comparable or orderable :)


Me quedo bien perro :)


`off64_t` is not a standard type. `#define _FILE_OFFSET_BITS 64` causes `off_t` to be declared as a 64-bit type, and `lseek` and the related functions to be defined using macros to their variants that explicitly take 64-bit args. OSX's `off_t` is always 64-bit, so this isn't necessary there. I've got no idea how all this works on Windows.


why is this failing....


I didn't mention this before, but the "view.html" should be named "list.html"

There should be a separate "view.html" to view their full profile. (user info, groups, last time they logged on, etc...)

For each entity, there should be 3 pages: list, view, add/edit.

There should also be 5 URLS. For users:
* /global/settings/users/  (list, GET)
* /global/settings/users/new (add, GET+POST)
* /global/settings/users/<id> (view, GET)
* /global/settings/users/<id>/edit (edit, GET+POST)
* /global/settings/users/<td>/delete (delete the item, POST)

If we stick to this naming scheme, life will be easier...


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好好学习 好么

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It doesn't take too much time to create this random ds but why not just create one from scratch - would be even faster and more explicit in what those labels are
```
Dataset(range(4), sa={'subord': range(4), subord': [1,2]*2})
```
NB rtyped on the phone so might be slightly wrong


It's in clang in general, so I suppose just checking `__clang__` instead of `_GNUC_` (and changing `intrin.h` back to `immintrin.h`) should be fine.


idk but maybe do something to help >:v


Closes #5: Information in package.json needs to be updated.


I would have tested explicitly for values... What if they are airways the same? ;-)


To confirm, is this issue in the CLANG bundled headers or in libc/libc++?


Wasn't my code though. Inline bracket master race!! :triumph:
P/s: It's been a while anh, how is it going? :smile:.


怎么用啊


that sucks


more detail?


This could probably be more robust.  For instance there are a few other promise libraries out there that are compatible with the es6 spec and in common use.  Here is a function I've borrowed in the past that works with both jQuery and angular promises.

```javascript
var getPromisedCordovaExec = function (command, success, fail, args) {
  var toReturn, deferred, injector, $q;
  if (success === undefined) {
    if (window.jQuery) {
      deferred = window.jQuery.Deferred();
      toReturn = deferred;
    } else if (window.angular) {
      injector = angular.injector(["ng"]);
      $q = injector.get("$q");
      deferred = $q.defer();
      toReturn = deferred.promise;
    } else {
      return console.error('Printers either needs a success callback, or jQuery/AngularJS defined for using promises');
    }
    success = deferred.resolve;
    fail = deferred.reject;
  }
  if(args === undefined) {
    args = [];
  }
  cordova.exec(success, fail, "Printers", command, args);
  return toReturn;
};
```


Try setting `input_joypad_driver = sdl2` in configs/all/retroarch.cfg

For reporting bugs please open tickets, or use the forum for general support/help.


I checked on Ubuntu; `/usr/lib/llvm-3.6/lib/clang/3.6.2/include/immintrin.h` doesn't include `<f16cintrin.h>` (but `/usr/lib/llvm-3.6/lib/clang/3.6.2/include /x86intrin.h` does). So, the clang bundled headers, which makes sense for an intrinsics problem.


Suggest changing "want explicitly indicate" to be "want to explicitly indicate"  and "independently how" to be "independently of how"


What's this?


We should try to be POSIX compliant if possible. Does POSIX offer any insight into opening large files?


good!


LGTM otherwise


got it...


I'm not much of a coder, but this is leaving me confused. Perhaps you should say what each state of `queryDisabled` means (especially if null and false don't mean the same thing). Could you just make this a `boolean` instead of `Boolean`?


This shortens build_mheader some to fix #18


Probably why I put "Temporary"...


字符串也可以这样取的


maybe we should rename the modal to like reportingModal


@aspring Here is the updated makefile. It should be useable by all conditions we discussed. `make help` should be able to get you started.


哈哈


run git pull first


Let's write it like this then:

    #include <immintrin.h>
    #ifdef __clang__
      #include <x86intrin.h>
    #endif


looks good. why did you delete those 3 services? just wondering


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POSIX defines `fsetpos` and `fgetpos`, which work on `FILE` struct pointers and take `fpos_t` pointers as arguments. The size of `off_t` is implementation-defined, and with `#define _FILE_OFFSET_BITS 64` I'm pretty sure it's 64 bits on all platforms we care about, so it should be safe to just change all uses of `off64_t` to `off_t`.


whoa. did not know you could do that.


does this not work if you do `$(#product-image-' + n)` ?


console.log消そう


test


I hope you are not blind: https://github.com/Hydreon/Katana/commit/1e289e92fe0ee00ed9cdfea702415f29c0d2558f

DUDE!


改行


ここも


If I understand it correctly, the SequenceImplementor is more for testing purpose here and we will not need it in the commit, right?


What should be the right thing to do here?


Yes.


yes, the proprietary lib working fine


Starts on Issue #6


magic.


by setting `views` to the proper dir, you just have to specify the name of the file, w/o extension


这里有个问题，如果这样了，那么后面的内部类的名字就看不到了。


im really not sure why the head.php appeared, lol


better just revert the first ever commit when u try to fix the cancelbutton-callshop. (where's again)
also there, I mentioned, the 'cancel' button on shop (normal shop, not market shop except) doesn't send any packet.
I fyou unset `sd->npc_shopid` on `clif_buylist` and `clif_selllist`, player will lost track of the NPC that clicked, and @admkakaroto's case appear. :P


Зачем нам модификаторы элементов, если мы можем менять свойства от модификатора блока?


abc


Sorry that I didn't see it before but I think it was **not** correct to remove `ReplicationReadSuccess` interception, as it only works in the special case of symmetric replication (i.e. without application-defined replication filters in one direction) and a single replication partner (represented by a single replication link).

Assuming two event logs, A and B, where normal event replication from B to A goes through an application-defined replication filter. In this case, log A only contains a subset of events of B. Now, A looses all events and needs to be recovered. During, `recoveringEvents` it will copy events from B but will only receive those that pass the replication filter. Let's say these are 50% and the recovered sequence number at A will be 0.5 * sequence number at B.

This will cause the condition `link.remoteSequenceNr < readRequest.fromSequenceNr` (further below in `case readRequest: ReplicationRead`) **not** evaluating to `true` after all events from B have been replicated, simply because less events are stored at A than at B. In the worst case, recovery may even hang forever, if no new events are written to B. If further events are written to B, the condition will only evaluate to `true` if A happens to contain `link.remoteSequenceNr` or more events.

In the case of more than one replication partner, let's say B and C (with or without replication filters), A might have replicated all events from C but none yet from B. We may end up in a situation where A now contains `link_B.remoteSequenceNr` events (all from C) so that the recovery actor thinks that event recovery from B already finished, which is not the case.

Hope this clarifies that we actually need `ReplicationReadSuccess` interception.


@XanderStrike oh, I suck at git. apparently `git push -u origin use_instant_hotkeys` doesn't always push to a  the `use_instant_hotkeys` branch... Hope you don't mind this addition.