Maybe we can put this file in engine/breakpad. or engine/sys/breakpadI don't think it belongs at the top level.


space between // and comment.


Not sure why this came up as a separate commit, but whatevs!


space between comment and //


I didnt get it how to merge this pull request


Please define this magic number.


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text here


common.breakpad.enabled? enableBreakpad doesn't follow the naming convention of our new cvars.


elegant!


Its not wise to ignore the config folder. just right click it in tortoise git and click "ignore changes"


Is this still required if we make the server the parent and the game the child?


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gitskill


is it possible to use this https://docs.python.org/2/library/tempfile.html#tempfile.mkdtemp here?


DRY, wypchnij sprawdzanie dostępności `localStorage` do oddzielnego modułu w katalogu `js/modules`


Done 4d61fb4


noob


BOOL 은 UINT에요
bool과 BOOL은 다르다는걸 알아두세여


I'm not thrilled to inline GetIndicesAndValuesOfOutputParameters, but it was that or create a tiny class for the index and value. That wouldn't be the end of the world, but I thought that the new anonymous type with named members served as well to explain what was going on…


So theres still a few issues with it. Its not a perfect trapezoid, the end has a bit of weirdness to it, plus the velocity at max velocity is not always right.

One way to unit test it would be to mathematically generate the acceleration and deacceleration slopes, and compare them to your generated slope. Since its constant acceleration, you can integrate  that to get velocity, and then integrate velocity to get position. From there, you can fairly easily check the acceleration portion of the curve, and then check the end of the array against a mirrored version of the acceleration curve. Both accel and deccel curves should be identical. You can then easily calculate how many points should be in between, and check that.

The difficult part of this is that there has to be a equal number of points. The easiest way to do this is to is to have maxA and maxV be equal, and then have distance be 2*maxV. This should make all the points be identical.


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`Our baseline would be 2nd-order coefficients combined with SVM classifier.  After then, we will move on to Sparse Representation Classifier.` Now should be different method


Changed the spelling of project


Changed spelling of project.


修正padding属性计算问题


```xD``` I totally missed that lol


https://docs.hhvm.com/hack/types/type-system#type-aliases__classname <<< I meant this - this can be used to implement a lot of these


I'm not sure "Required" is really accurate to describe what is going on here (if you have a required add, but the container drops, that's allowed).


Removed.


@dbeattie71 you should make comments to pull requests instead of single commits. On a sidenote: this has changed again in the latest code, where @thefex and me worked on this.


As a general rule: we don't clobber call-by-ref parameters on failure. Also see CODING_STYLE about this.


КАКОЙ КЛАССНЫЙ КОД!!!!
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Thanks.


lgtm otherwise


this should only happen if `search_day` is not a market day, or is outside this asset's lifetime, right?


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lgtm


Ok, give me feedback if it works. In my original patch I used **lxsu** to support also older DEs like **LXDE**.


Here's an example that shows that there are two tracked singletons:
```php
<?php

use Concrete\Core\Application\Application;

/** @var Application $app */
$app = \Core::make('app');

// Both singleton bindings
$class_binding = 'Concrete\Core\Service\Manager\ServiceManager';
$interface_binding = 'Concrete\Core\Service\Manager\ManagerInterface';

// Lets make the interface because this should populate both singletons
$old_class = $app->make($class_binding);
$old_manager = $app->make($interface_binding);

// Rebind the class, remember that the interface is just bound to the class
$app->bind($class_binding, function($app) use ($class_binding) {
    return $app->build($class_binding);
});

// Make the class and the interface, then compare.
dd($app->make($class_binding) === $app->make($interface_binding));
```


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lgtm.


I wasn't sure what the lxqt code calls.
Amd since the package, I assume modulle is called lxqt-sudo, I thought,
they maybe call lxqt-sudo, and -s triggers lxsu?

Am 23.12.2015 um 21:04 schrieb Philip Müller:
>
> Ok, give me feedback if it works. In my original patch I used *lxsu*
> to support also older DEs like *LXDE*.
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Just a note - the engine will have nothing to do with AWT / Swing and therefore sharing any kind of rendering code is not sensible. The engine will probably obtain asset instances directly through AssetManager or a subclass.  I'm not exactly sure what you intended when you mentioned integrating this with core.


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Awesome, I like the short version better.


I saw your forum post about LittleBlitzer and cutechess-cli.

If your adjudication rules are the same on both, there is no reason your results to be too different,
after, say 20M games.

But maybe this can help ?
https://groups.google.com/d/msg/fishcooking/BY9pp2tLNKM/GaUQHs14CgAJ


sorry thx for correction ;-)


It is specifically for the second case of being outside of the asset's lifetime.


**lxsu** is a symlink to **lxqt-sudo** binary. Since there was never a lxsu, not that I found one lately as **gksu** was used in **LXDE**, your patch is fine. Just give me your feedback. Maybe you need to use the **-d** switch after all to use the **sudo** backend ...


> This `_WIN32` block makes it impossible to use libpcap as a static library. IMHO it should say:

So does that mean you can't use the same `.obj` files in a static library and a shared library on Windows?  (You can on UN\*X, although you end up putting PIC `.o` files into the static library if you use the same `.o` files.)


Actually I guess scratch that, I can't seem to find a case where that example resolves to true. It seems there's just one singleton in there.


Done.


Gonna fiddle the patch in now to test


You should define a fall-back mechanism. Setting my user interface language to something different than the supported language leads to tooltips like <next-button-tooltip>.


Yes


can you confirm it was added back?


That's apparently a typo, thanks. Will be fixed in the next commit.


while there are new messages....


I have that this sample script
```php
define('DIR_BASE', __DIR__.'/web');
$app = require_once DIR_BASE.'/concrete/dispatcher.php';
var_dump($app->make('Concrete\Core\Service\Manager\ServiceManager') === $app->make('Concrete\Core\Service\Manager\ManagerInterface'));
```
dumps `true`...


Why'd you have to rename the PocketMine.phar?...


Dumb


@sam-github : Fixed ws errors. PTAL

cc/ @rmg


Has already been reverted!
:)


Dumb 2


@mlubin, I think this is right, though it might be ``.jnilib`` and you need to rename it manually, I can't remember


Hmm, this looks like the wrong place to document this, no? I think this should be an extension to the existing paragraph:

```
       Along with a unit file foo.service, a directory foo.service.d/ may exist. All files with the suffix ".conf" from this directory will be parsed after the file itself is parsed. This is useful to alter or add
       configuration settings to a unit, without having to modify their unit files. Make sure that the file that is included has the appropriate section headers before any directive. Note that, for instanced units, this
       logic will first look for the instance ".d/" subdirectory and read its ".conf" files, followed by the template ".d/" subdirectory and reads its ".conf" files.
```

which you find in the "DESCRIPTION" section

Also, please prefix commit msg subjects with the component your patch is for, see CODING_STYLE. In this case "man: " would be a good prefix.


Dumb 3


javaClassExample.setName("step 6 from assignment, already thinking about the conflicts")


Not.


@daniel-luberda Even though it's very small code changed, could you tell me if you agree?


Can be done using where


Wouldn't it make more sense here to have 1 for big cells and 2 small-cells wafers? Then you can (roughly) size arrays and such based on size*waferType instead of having some complicated logic to take care.


@per4mnce DWMR. Ho Ho Ho! Ship Code. :articulated_lorry: :trophy: :christmas_tree:


Iptables_Semantics: theory Code_haskell
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did I miss something? This is almost twice as fast!


you are going to want to save the lowercased value into a local variable before the `if` and use it in place of accessing the options.languages array


You don't like ponies you fraud


Done.

But, btw, I think we better stop using anonymous function for good for helping [in debugging](http://techblog.netflix.com/2015/12/debugging-nodejs-in-production.html), see [slide #60](http://www.slideshare.net/yunongx/debugging-node-in-prod/60). ES6 helps avoid it with class methods and lambdas (for when it's just fine), anyways.


I don't know if 415 is the right response for `IOError`, which will come from `PIL.Image.save` somehow failing. But we should handle that error somehow (if the filesystem crashes or whatever). 500?


Pressureplates problem still exists.. Put pressure plate next a redstone is not light op the redstone when pressed, Also with the dev 145 phar the doors wont open when pressureplates are used. Some buildings with irondoors where not accessible and even wooden doors are not working anymore. It has something to do with the new redstone commits because before all that the pressureplates worked fine with the doors and also the redstone is lighting when a pressureplate is next to it.
I go back to about 15 build versions ago. More useable then now :) Keep up the good work and I grab now and then newer builds to try.


@atfornes you have deleted the plugin line. I do not have the new plugin installed in my computer :disappointed:


`${version}`


It was on purpose actually :p But we'll rework on it anyway ;)


Yes, in https://github.com/jskeet/protobuf/commit/e94bdd9303db0ffba6fc380f3e5f138af91ff6be


@tkelman Hope this works. Inputs?


reference from @justinabrahms ,

https://gist.github.com/scheho/cfe8910fcb7661619e8e


What was the bug, btw?


Dumb 4


move `/usr/lib/pkgconfig`, `usr/lib/*.so` `/usr/lib/*.a` to the `-devel`.


FYI I added a tag for 0.5.0 to Docker hub (see https://hub.docker.com/r/prom/haproxy-exporter/tags/) via Docker hub build & also future tags will build automatically on new git tag, tagged the same as the git tag. Build details (Docker hub auth required): https://hub.docker.com/r/prom/haproxy-exporter/~/settings/automated-builds/


Fixed. Thanks


nitpick: no quotes on the property names


Closes #50


Check for production mode (JSF) instead of localhost.
Add butterfaces resources first in the head html.
This way, we can easily override CSS.
Modify the view just one time.


Should read Adjusted Script not Scripy!!


ah, yeah I forgot to add the runnable:false option 'cause I knew they wouldn't run on trycf.com


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Was wird als Duplikat angesehen?


I would rather expect for an object here.


@ercanozkaya This is a lot of code to create a form field for tags. This code will be required each time you need to create a form filed for Joomla. Should we look into make this more generic in Joomlatools Framework ? Thinking about an abstract Koowa form field that can wrap itself around one of our template helpers ?


Just a note, It "is" working or "not".  So " should" is a wrong term to use :)
If i place a  redstone and use flint and steel on/arround it the redstone wont light up. If i am correct that i understand that this is what you mean.

When placed a TNT block and uses redstone powder it wont explode when i light up the redstone powder.

Tested against Official minecraft where this is working.


Sorry for not getting approval for this. I'll go through the process from now on.

I wrote this doc originally and thought a lot of the disclaimers got wiped out so I wanted to add some back. If I see people struggle or get confused with stuff on slack I've been updating docs to address.

In this case I felt it wasn't about talking about technix in a Lego post, it was more of a choking hazard warning. Though I think either approach has its merits that we can keep discussing


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Thanks.  Built a new keysnail.jar and turned off signature checking and it's working again.  Hope this gets pulled into the base and a signed xpi built soon.


Nah, this behaviour is just fine. Also, in L5.2, this issue is fixed because the next closure no-longer throws an exception, it actually has the error response in 5.2.


@rmdstudio  This line doesn't need to be here. No need to store the params in the controller if we can just fetch them when we need them.


Just stay on the previous release if you want the old behaviour.


I add ForceSerial field by myself , is it correct?
	tbl = {
	fields = {	--Names are Formats too
		{'Id', typ.int },
		{'AegisName', typ.string },
		{'Name', typ.string },
		{'Type', typ.int },
		{'Buy', typ.int },
		{'Sell', typ.int },
		{'Weight', typ.int },
		{'Atk', typ.int },
		{'Matk', typ.int },
		{'Def', typ.int },
		{'Range', typ.int },
		{'Slots', typ.int },
		{'Job', typ.hex8 },
		{'Upper', typ.hex2 },
		{'Gender', typ.int },
		{'Loc', typ.int },
		{'WeaponLv', typ.int },
		{'EquipLv', typ.group },
		{'Refine', typ.bool },
		{'View', typ.int },
		{'BindOnEquip', typ.bool },
		{'ForceSerial', typ.bool },
		{'BuyingStore', typ.bool },
		{'Delay', typ.int },
		{'KeepAfterUse', typ.bool },
		{	'override', typ.int },
		{	'nodrop', typ.bool },
		{	'notrade', typ.bool },
		{	'partneroverride', typ.bool },
		{	'noselltonpc', typ.bool },
		{	'nocart', typ.bool },
		{	'nostorage', typ.bool },
		{	'nogstorage', typ.bool },
		{	'nomail', typ.bool },
		{	'noauction', typ.bool },
		{	'sitting', typ.bool },
		{'Stack', typ.group },
		{'Sprite', typ.int },

	},


@rmdstudio  Use JFactory::getApplication()->getMenu()->getActive()->params->get('tag') here instead of $this->_params.


FYI, if you haven't yet, I would take a look at [pyenv](https://github.com/yyuu/pyenv) / [pyenv-virtualenv](https://github.com/yyuu/pyenv-virtualenv). It supersedes the need for doing this by automatically checking for a `.python-version` file.  I've been really happy with it.


I know this is still early WIP, but some things that just came to mind: you'll need to store the `port` that you create below in the state object and use it to alert the author that there are repeated calls to `serialConfig` for the same port


this gives a warning on unused ret.


@ercanozkaya Do we have any code anywhere that automatically pushes the menu item state into the request ? This would remove the need to have custom code like below.


Since "bus" or "port" are basically the same thing as "portId", let's accept "portId" as an alternative


With Makefile before revert such silent behavior is not possible. If development environment is capable of creating 32 bit binary you will get one, if not you will get an error. Such protection is similar to the protection from compiling 64-bit binaries with 32 bit compiler:
http://support.stockfishchess.org/discussions/problems/472-problem-on-stockfish-builds-with-codeblocks
http://support.stockfishchess.org/discussions/problems/48-build-fails-on-ubuntu
32-bit compiler does not support 64-bit targets, error occurred.


For future reference, fixes bug where page reloads onclick of an anchor element with no href param.


initial attempt
renamed as per course project specified


I don't know WTF is wrong, but this commit must be tagged like 1.0 Version


@rmdstudio Would use #__todo_tags_relations, to store tags for the todo component. Then this can be replaced by a simple drop statement.


I can't see some of my changes :( Line 1473 should be rightAlign = true;


Nice!


...But it would be nice to see the new cop right here, and do this refactoring at the same time...


@rmdstudio  I wouldn't use tagid here. Tag is better, and instead of looking up tags by id, i would do a lookup based on alias/name. The name/alias of a tag will/should be unique anyway.


Ugh. I bet jshint is complaining about `maxBytesToRead` being unused :(

Put this: `/*jshint unused: false */` inside this function


In looking over the code, I see that a map can only ever go from "backed" to "unbacked", and this only happens a handful of times.

Would we benefit from adding a parameter to the constructor of `SHAMap` that decides whether the map is backed or unbacked and marking the value `const`?


If we will bring back the `teardown_serialization_subscriptions` I think we need to add a test to it, because with only the implementation if we change the code removing all this code no test will be broken.


@rmdstudio  This database behaviour should be part of the tags component and not be added to the todo component. The todo component shouldn't know about the concept of tags at all.


Technically `signal_handler` is not async safe as it conducts IO/prints. I may be missing something though.


I [perfectly understand](https://github.com/zDevelopers/UHPlugin) that... :)


I think this `_subscribers` can be a protected/private acessor and be named `subscribers` only.


No es una modificacion como tal, es un error de indentacion


se centra el logo del pie de pagina


I think we can use `subscribers` the acessor and not the instance variable, this way we avoid typo errors and got undefined method for nil


Where's this library from?


@tkelman Hope this works.
Inputs?


this argument did you write it else it must be forgotten by either the sdk programmer or the api programmer.


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change notice to html_safe


This does not appear to be the case (using 5.2.3) and the [source](https://github.com/laravel/framework/blob/v5.2.3/src/Illuminate/Foundation/helpers.php#L298) seems to confirms that. Did fully-qualified URLs when using `elixir()` not make it into 5.2, or this is just a mistake in the upgrade guide?

Current result of `elixir('css/all.css')`:
```
/build/css/all-2d2d23dc39.css
```

Expected result if the upgrade guide is correct:
```
http://example.com/build/css/all-2d2d23dc39.css
```


Some may say that this translation made you noise


Could we get a new release with this fix included?


`!({value} - 1)` would be a better suggestion, since unsigned unary negation is usually used in a context of bit-ey things.


To be continued on 299fbb5 ...


i do not want to so stupid but please how can i do that ?


Is this something that affects all demo patching installations?


@rmdstudio Please do not wrap single line else statements in brackets. Leave the original code as is.


Because it sounds better. I can't do anything about the pocketmine.yml though. It's there to stay.


No biggie ;)

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@rmdstudio  Do not use a domain in a re-usable component. The 'admin' domain only exists in Joomla and makes the code not re-usable outside of Joomla.


@rmdstudio Since the name is following the default convention you do not need to set it here again.


> So does that mean you can't use the same .obj files in a static library and a shared library on Windows?

If  we use the `__declspec()`, then no; one cannot use the same `.obj` files in a static library and a shared library. But one *can* if a `.def`-file is used (as was suggested elsewhere).

There is also an issue of  `__declspec(dllexport)` or   `__declspec(dllimport)` of variables. E.g. `dflag`. (or not if one chooses to build/use libpcap as a static library).


Okay I get up to everything you're saying, but I can't use OpenProcess on rumblefighter in Python because the pid is hidden. That's why I wanted to attach the dll to the process and do an internal hack.


@jeremy Do you remember why you changed from `asset.logical_path` to `path`? That breaks `foo/index.js` files.


@rmdstudio Should get the database table name here instead of harcode it to 'tags_tags' this will allow to code to work if the name of the table changes.


I created a new tag+release where these 6.0.0 ROMs can be uploaded: https://github.com/motoxplay/stock/releases/tag/v6.0.0
If it is 6.0.1 instead of 6.0.0 you should let me know, then I will update the tag and releasename.


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There's a mistake. Should be '<!DOCTYPE>'


@rmdstudio Why did you remove $this->getIdentifier()->package ?


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Yeah, I agree with both of those points. This was a quick and dirty fix to get my system up and running.

I know node-gyp allows conditionals based on the Node version. So another possible improvement would be to figure out exactly when the Buffer::New constructor changed, and to a #if in i2c.cc. That way, this wouldn't be a breaking change.

Thanks for bringing up these issues! Do you have time to put together a PR for Kelly, or should I do it?


This is not language related. It's mainly because we are using Sinatra styled routing. Controller logic are broken down into handlers. You don't need a controller class.

The code organization I recommended earlier on can be used for big projects (e.g. handlers for user-related actions are all organized under the users package).


@rmdstudio I think you made a typo here, this change is unneeded.


:heart_eyes: yay version 1.1


Yes, that's what ended up happening. They moved because originally I replaced the methods with calls to `super._next()` etc., and lined the order up with the parent classes. Later, I learned they really do need to call the `destination`'s methods, and changed them back, but didn't put them back in the same order.


I think that's probably a good idea.


Well, after thinking about it a bit, I realized that it might be not that easy to write a cop for it. Consider this code:

```
something.each { |path| File.delete(path) }
```

Very often, we cannot be sure that `something` is an array. What we can possibly do is:

* Check if `something` is an array literal, and then apply this refactoring in an obvious way.
* If `something` is not a literal, then do something like this: `File.delete(*something.to_enum(:each))`. This is kind of ugly, but it preserves the behavior.

There is one more thing to consider.

Return values of statements before and after refactoring are different. `File.delete()` returns the number of files it deleted. `Array#each` returns itself, if I recall correctly. So if the return value of the original `.each` expression is used somewhere, then it is dangerous to apply this change.

All-in-all, is it worth it to implement this cop, taking into account that so many things can go wrong? @alexdowad @alexdowad what do you guys think?


Looking at the other functionalities of this dialog and it's purpose to display epg event data, an "activate / deactivate timer" button does not make much sense for me. This functionality is imo misplaced here.

@da-anda your take on this?


Good points, @DNNX! So maybe auto-correction is not really practical.


Что-то похожее на модуль рождается :smiley: :+1:


@ercanozkaya Question, should we keep these kind of layouts in the re-usable component or require them to be part of the implementing component (as we have done with activities) so far.

@robinpoort The css classes used here, how generic are they across the board ? Or said otherwise, can this html/css markup be considered generic and re-usable or not ?


`subscribe` does accept a Subject, but then the `Subject`  becomes the ConnectableObservable's `subscription`. If someone disposes of the connection, they'll be disposing the `Subject`, instead of the ConnectableObservable's subscription to its source. If they dispose of the `Subject`, they can't reconnect the Observable later (since the `Subject`'s `isUnsubscribed` is now set to true). Wrapping the `Subject` in a `Subscriber` ensures that the Subject will only be disposed if the source emits an error or completion.


@rmdstudio  I think the container variable can be removed, together with the code in the initialise. Seems a left over.


So it just works correctly now by itself? Cool. Also handy for debugbar.


Just "Activate" and "Deactivate" is not understandable for the user. This needs to read "Activate timer" and "Deactivate timer". You need to define two new string resources for this.


@blesh fixed in 5abb19b738bfcd665066b2a8468d78a7e5ed81db


Keep in mind that the activate/deactivate will just replace the add timer/delete timer.
So they will not be showed together, it's just to replace the missing add/delete timer for readonly timers.


Yeh, we now have a pipeline that'll just stop execution when there's an exception going down the middleware stack, then it'll just pass it through to the exception handler, then back out through the already executed middlewares again, rather than just throwing and having no middlewares executed.


yea, but it needs to work for variables, too. So I can only suggest it for literal zeros.


Good day. Can me and my friend to help you with your idea?


Hi @atd, I added the plugins sources to the repository in the folder platform/android/assets/www/plugins

I though It was enough. I will update the README.md accordingly. Meanwhile, the plugins to add are:

-  cordova plugin add https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-whitelist.git
-  cordova plugin add phonegap-plugin-push


@blesh not sure if your comment below meant I should disregard this, but I'll clarify anyway. I moved the `Subscriber` casting to a utility function (`toSubscriber`) because I originally wanted to use it both Observable and Subject. Later I realized I didn't need it in Subject, but left it there because it's easier to skip during debugging.


//Caculate how many quarters should be dispensed from the vending machine


//After dispensing the quarters, how much change left?


changed code, added unit test, added README doc


//Caculate how many dimes should be dispensed from the vending machine


@blesh fyi I moved this to the bottom because Sublime's TypeScript plugin stops highlighting arguments and types after Object literal syntax blocks like this. Annoying, but I figure it's not a big deal if these are at the bottom.


//Caculate how many nickel should be dispensed from the vending machine


Should this use the `local-branch` argument?


looks like a separate commit


Ahora existe un único tipo de comprobante


warum macht es?


@blesh I was trying to mimic the behavior of AutoDetachObserver in Rx 4. It's possible there isn't a difference and we can remove this flag.


This doesn't work. `ParticleRegistryModule` is *sometimes* registered before `BlockTypeRegistry`, which means that `BlockTypes.STONE` is only initialized some of the time when this line is reached.


At the moment I just tried with Travel Agency Demo, I don't know if others demos are affected. I guess that affected demos will be apr dependent and patched during installation/initialization process (init.sh). It's critical because without this modification the installation/initialization (init.sh) script is interrupted.


Maybe this should always check all files in `prebuild/` folder?


Las funciones helper manejan errores y encapsulan las constantes "success" y "message" de manera de centralizar su uso y facilitar cualquier tipo de cambios en los tipos de retorno.


Run time for input_source1 on my machine : stopped it after 5 minutes, might need to lower epsilon
Run time for input_source2 on my machine : 3.4s


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this to test


formatea el IVA a dos dígitos decimales para evitar errores en los envios al AFIP


Nice!


Hi!
We decided to remove it for now. It was not portable on different platforms.
For now, we will go with a manual list of classes. If you want to write a portable version, feel free. It would be good to have this properly, but it's not very high priority for now.


@blesh Technically both `Subscriber` and `SafeSubscriber` are auto-detaching. `Subscriber` auto-detaches in its private methods (`_error`, `_complete`), so that if someone extends `Subscriber` and overrides the private methods, they won't be detached unless/until they call the `super` implementation. A `SafeSubscriber` is created to wrap callbacks passed to `subscribe`, setting them as its private message implementations. Since the callbacks might not exist and/or most likely don't call `this.unsubscribe()`, `SafeSubscriber` ensures `unsubscribe` is called regardless.


se define/extrae la constante en un archivo aparte


Can I assist you with all this jazz?
I had been doing pretty much the same you've done here, but I wasn't authorised to commit...


se elimina la herencia


I did the following code in Python with RF opened:

# Print's the process executable name and it's id

import psutil

for proc in psutil.process_iter():
    print (proc.name())
    print (proc.pid)


@hallaathrad yes you can, just send a pull request.


So ... I created and sampled an OBSCENE amount of points (triple object boundingbox grid) and visualize only points with  | f(x) | <= 0.001. It took my pc more than 4 hours! Anyway the result is this:
![screenshot from 2015-12-23 22 06 23](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1950251/11985275/46ac6922-a9c3-11e5-826a-1d957a99ef02.png)
[The green blob]

anyway if you want to see it live i made a small bagfile you can play with the markers. So just fire the bag and rviz(with gp config) and you should see it lagging on your screen!

Btw there's something to review about those normals, they dont look correct.


optimización: las tablas de la afip se leen una sola vez (constructor shared)


I'm going to try a multi pass comparison based on the `byteLength` it'll compare against int8 (for signs), then Int16Array, then Float32Array or Float64Array.


That also looks like a separate commit.

I kept seeing that one error pop up in my Linux compile results.  You saved me the trouble of fixing it.


One risk with a .def file is that a non-Windows developer who contributes a patch that adds a new API might not put it in the .def file.

However, what might be possible is to either process the .def file and use it, with some linkers on UN\*X, to limit the list of library exports, or have a file that gets processed in to a .def file on Windows and appropriate files for various UN\*X linkers, so that failure to add the API to the file in question would cause breakage on UN\*X as well.

Also, I've seen claims that using `__declspec(dllimport)` in the header files if you're *not* building the library would mean that the compiler can generate better code for calls to routines in the library, so, if we go with an "exported routines" list file and not use `__declspec(dllexport)`, we might still want to use `__declspec(dllimport)` in the headers.


por su uso, las propiedades deben ser privadas


`kill()` will attempt to kill in the gentlest way possible, then attempt the next signal if the first one fails, then the next, etc. Why prefer `kill('SIGINT')` which won't do anything if it fails? :|


el clienteFE se pasó a un singleton, por lo cual no es necesaria más la variable


This checkin broke board generation.


Hi. The link to the document with code is corrupted. Is it possible to fix?


The best site ever


función que determina si un comprobante aplica para ser presentado a la AFIP
la versión inicial es muy simple, pero debería trabajarse aca cuando se implemente la opcion de multiples responsables


inicializamos las variables privadas


Hah, just wait for the incoming newsletter. ;)


Why you do this?


Nice Vitaly!
Keep up the good work!


no es necesario, la funcion ya está devolviendo un diccionario (success, message) asi que este codigo no se ejecutará nunca


Yes, I think that it's good to go for standards. But I think that following
non-standard paths for defining password rules is good, as long as you know
what you are doing. For example, having 2FA is more important than
frequently changing the password. But I think that following SANS rules is
good.

We can just explain those rules and put some references in SANS

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Aren't RFC 1214 warnings all supposed to be errors by now?


no se guarda más en base de datos en esta instancia... de esta forma, si falla el proceso afip nos guardamos nada


Board generation still works in this build.


não sei o que é isso, mas tá ai.


What's the use case for this?


This might not run on Windows. You may need Paths.get("/etc").toString() so the operating system can resolve path format. If this was addressed elsewhere, disregard this.


Please review this, @casey-collab


la funcion ahora recibe como parametro el comprobante en vez de utilizar la referencia "Me"


Hi, could you make a release with this change? Current LTS version of Symfony is 2.8 and this bundle throws a lot of deprecation in logs. Thanks :)


Keep eyes open for all hard-coded path strings. Not OS independent.


la tabla afip pasa a estar en una variable estatica en vez de leerse de db en cada llamada


Not sure how that's supposed to work: `myInt /= 2` should do integer division, else we can't assign the result of the division to `myInt` as it would be `float`.


This duplicates what's in the intro (line 13), which also retain a reference to the email generator you seemd to wanna kill :smile:


archivo que centraliza las constantes para facilitar su acceso


no existe mas el comprobante electronico como especializacion de comprobante


I guess so.


helpers para el manejo de diccionarios (success, message)


This commit broke board generation.


Part of the reason I searched for this solution is that the "non-intrusive" interface becomes intrusive if support for tile type conversions is needed. This is a relatively minor inconvenience, although it would be great if truly non-intrusive interface was possible.

The big problem is that the existing nonintrusive interface relies on standalone functions. They cannot be partially specialized. E.g. I want to be able to do DistArray<A> += DistArray<C>; DistArray<B> += DistArray<C>;   ... the result type must be provided for add_to function, otherwise add_to(C) does not know what to produce. Partial specialization to produce add_to<A>(C) and add_to<B>(C) is not possible. Neither is being able to use C that is a template class.

Explicit casts can be a good idea for making conversions explicit in the code. We still need to be able to implement mixed-type operations that directly use tiles of 2 (or more) types, without casts for efficiency.

P.S. Not sure I follow the comment about breaking C++ typing rules here.


Because when this is been done to every script it will run faster.... I do
this for My job... And thought why not use this in a arma 3 mod...
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como ya habiamos visto, esta diferenciacion no deberia ser necesaria. Me quedé la versión mas general


Yeah, I saw that somebody had done that for optimization purposes, but without seeing a benchmark I don't believe it actually counts that much. Sure you save one object allocation and one method call (and later the object GC), but the number of unsetOps compared to bytes transferred is small.


What are you talking about? This is the BlockLauncher source... This whole repository is the BlockLauncher source.


Best commit message of the holiday season. Although :-1: for not using `print_function` :smile:


dejó de tener sentido el manager


Please review this, @casey-collab


Done. Thanks for all the remarks. Especially, the squash tip, it will be very helpful for me in the future...
Now, the test passed (i.e., the path is ok), but I'm having a trouble with the dependency versions now:

```
--  Failure when adding dependencies:
      haskell-src-exts: needed (==1.16.*), 1.17.1 found (latest version available)
    needed for package: hscope-0.4.2
```

I suspect it is due to the divergence with the bigriff's master. So, I presume that after the PR has been merged, it will go away...


se agrega el singleton en ClienteFE


I made that commit two years ago back when BL was open source


Zdravím, nebylo to nyšleno nijak špatně. Při procházení gitu ohledně inspirace zápisu extensions v config.neon se mi zobrazil váš s heslem k wedos databázi. Poslal jsem pull request, protože jsem nevěděl, jak vás kontaktovat, abych na to upozornil.


This message doesn't make any sense to me ... what was wrong with the old one? A lot of them do talk about burying the body, but i'm sure there's something better you could put.


@cpsievert so we're not inheriting the x data when using `add_trace()` anymore right?


Feel free to make a PR to explain this!


Okay, but then the labels must read "activate timer" and "deactivate timer". See my other comment regarding the wording.


No in sync with airbnb format

There seems to be an extra space on each line.

If indented it should have a soft tab (two spaces)


Definitely a weird way toi have to write it though


ADD partials/navbar.html AND NOT what commit messages says


при таком позиционировании форму можно будет проскроллить вниз и ее не будет видно. А вот если использовать fixed, форма всегда будет на экране


What is your upstream for the new kernel versions? I'm willing to get 3.4.110.


Biutiful, only 4hrs?... thanks for tha bagfile... I'll double check the gradient computation. #damn


Después de este commit ya se pueden registrar en AFIP todos los tipos de comprobantes (FA, FB, NCA, NCB, NDA, NDB) a partir de la funcionalidad "NuevoComprobante"
Con la salvedad de que:
* fallan los comprobantes con más de una línea de detalle (próximo tema a tratar)
* no se comprobó que los comprobantes se registren correctamente, es decir que los valores ingresados coincidan con los registrados en AFIP... (aunque deberían!)
* no probé la generación de una presentación, pero ya debería estar funcionando (quiza falte algun retoque)
* hay que probar mucho para asegurar que anda bien


If I understand you correctly in this case we don't need MVC structure like (controller, model in separate folders) and we need to use a package structure:
server.go (router, logger, etc.)
-users (package Users - all logic for users including db access)
-films (package Films - all logic for films including db access)
-festivals (package Festivals - all logic for festivals including db access)
-static (css, js, html, etc.)
In package users we create full logic for working with users (handler and access to db in one package)?
Or we need create models separately from handlers packages?
Or it is not principally?


When you do `npm install git+...` or `git clone` and then want to use the library, in 99% of cases, you actually want to build the library from source as the tree likely includes new changes that weren't in the npm release.  This lets you put `--install` in your package.json install script and have it automatically choose the right thing instead of always downloading a (potentially) old build.


Dans ce cas là on peut enlever le TODO.

C'est un peu dommage pour la ligne 6 de changer ```object_list``` par ```categories```, ça marche par effet de bord car ```categories``` est défini pour le pied de page, mais il vaudrait mieux customiser la requête du ```ListView CategoryList```.


Oops I meant to put that back in. Following it up. good catch!


Yeah. When I started reading the `NIO1HeadStage` file linearly top to bottom, I was first concerned that there were race conditions. Until I understood that only one thread (the loop) manipulates the ops.

I added the asserts to make the point about which thread does what clear. If they actually hurt performance, then I think just comment them out leaving them as comments about what is expected.


![error solve 2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/15948418/11985556/e14a09a4-a9bd-11e5-96a4-004f88826633.PNG)


No need for bHasTimer here. ;-)

If (!timerTag || !timerTag->HasPVR...)
  return false;


с такими правилами на больших экранах форма будет немного съезжать: http://prntscr.com/9hthqe Лучше использовать правила горизонтального центрирования. Для этого нужно задать width (это уже есть в styles_reg.css), margin: auto; (тоже есть там же), left:0; right:0;


Why the check for a valid channel here?


ln 334:           CurrentDialog.Hide ();
Is not needed at all. And is outside the null check so it will throw a NullReferenceException if CurrentDialog is null.

ln 340: I don't think this is needed at all because it seems like the true offending line is Ln 365 (prob ln 373 is for you) as it doesn't check if the Dialog still exists before calling the Action on the context.

So really it should just be a change to ln 365: if (CurrentDialog != null && context != null)


@mbowerman looks good.


derp - if the diff_count is 0, then updated_by_last_action(false)   ... !


@Alexneisc You forgot to add this class to application stylesheets :)


это совсем необязательно, так как hr растянется по ширине родительского блока.


Error message strikes me as vague. Perhaps list your first or second guesses; that is, probable reasons this error got thrown. Example: "Failed to get SOLR server from future. The database may be inaccessible or offline."


looks good


é troppo forte così?
Nell'originale credo ci sia un riferimento anche al fox, però in italiano a me non viene in mente qualcosa per renderlo “Una volpe più furba degli spioni”, ma è troppo lunga e non è molto diretta.


Same as above. Possibly why did they not load correctly?


Is that your real name?


A better way would be. Much cleaner.
SET @CGUID := 52265;
SET @Event:=2;
DELETE FROM `game_event_creature` WHERE `guid` BETWEEN @OGUID+0 AND @OGUID+4 AND `eventEntry`=@Event;
INSERT INTO game_event_creature SELECT @Event, gameobject.guid FROM `creature` WHERE creature.guid BETWEEN @OGUID+0 AND @OGUID+4;


@vlj rebase stp, trop de conflict :/


Je suis d'accord. J'ai modifié cela dans un autre commit.


This is a VERY GOOD, precise message. I have a good idea of what's going on.


What you want to do is create a recursive scan for when the client is initially launched,

***while( !getProc("rumblefighter.exe") )***
  ***> sleep(500ms)***
***var rfPID = getProc("rumblefighter.exe")***

The above is just psuedo code, but the same logic applies.


Yes, agree!

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bReturn = EnableDisable...?


Brilliant!  Override the date HATER.


Can we back up a minute? What's a `Constraint`? It seems we're using it to represent what I'd call a ConstraintSet; `Constraint` could then be used to represent a one-line constraint?


Revert to prevent merge conflict while testing Idea and Gradle


haha thanks.

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See #396, Florian's working on it but is in the middle of a master's defence so still trying to find the time to push the changes out.


@zwliew
There is bug that i cant unlock phone, do you think it is related to this commit ? something is wrong :/


If it can't be named precisely, maybe it's not quite the right object model?


How to kill performance in a graceful way: re-traverse all the entity list for each light, re-compute their geometry, re-do every context; shader; and texture switch to call the fragment shaders only once per light.

This is a solution, alas not a good one.


I think this is solid, but double check to make sure getProvider()'s new implementation doesn't require a try-catch for exceptions.


I am yet to resolve this thing. Probably I will allow any alphanumeric for shogun name for now.


здесь нужно было использовать или хорошие названия классов, или селекторы вложенности, иначе при подключения этого файла стилей в страницу поменяются стили у всех тегов h3 и strong. И марджинов немного не хватает, все элементы в куче получились.


Not by default, but you can still inherit properties with `plot_ly(..., inherit = TRUE) %>% add_trace()`

I moved the inheriting logic to [here](https://github.com/ropensci/plotly/commit/aa643ae77bec71f8e0b96ad7ab32bdf97a8e3309#diff-eb044f253f9369d7d0711127e6035fbbR276), since it doesn't make sense to evaluate arguments, _then_ carry over properties when you use different data in `add_trace()` (see https://github.com/ropensci/plotly/issues/280#issuecomment-161152734)


damn you


I'll rework this in the next update once CICD is running.


зачем столько классов?) Можно же обойтись одним :)


Actually was removing tests/unused code


Is the autom4te.cache required? I don't think it should be committed.


а почему not text?


And to say I made changes so the renderer would become stateless on the Camera side, you did the opposite on the Shader side.


Is this code running in a dedicated thread, perhaps by way of OSGi service? If so, blocking is fine. Thread resources have already been allocated. Otherwise, no. It should be asynchronous.


Font we already have special://logpath?


Sorry, I was out, but it looks like this is foxed ok for now already? Thx - Hardy


Enhance error message


@hypeastrum aaaaah ("eureka"-moment), now I understand the need for "i" to calculate the drift and latency!

I have updated the code to broadcast "i" to the Java Observer. Could you review whether it now works satisfactorily ?


Definitely need more tests.


таких типов не бывает) https://webref.ru/html/input/type


Thanks!


@adrelanos Is that really a concern here though? All that's needed is way to choose a random integer securely, based on a cryptographically secure source of randomness. That can be done in 10-20 lines of Python... do we really need to bring in a 3rd party library for it?

In addition, PyCrypto has recently suffered some serious security vulnerabilities related to their `Crypto.Random` implementation (see "Random number generation" on the [project's homepage](https://www.dlitz.net/software/pycrypto/)). AFAICT none of these issues would have led to a security vulnerability in OnionShare, still it makes me uneasy.


Solves a bug where first notification update immediately increments stepPosition to 1... doh!


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> Is the autom4te.cache required? I don't think it should be committed.

Well, it is generated at autoconf time, so I would assume it is used by
configure - which we do check in.  Though perhaps that no longer
makes sense.
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Current step position is now retrievable via SequencerController


I would recommend:

* put DB models under a common package because these models are usually shared by the whole project
* group handlers according to their functionality (e.g. user-related handlers are put under `users` package). Helper functions and specific payload structs may also be put in these packages if they are not used by other packages.

My general principle is to make each package self-contained so that it is easier to divide the work among different developers.


Will the HttpClient throw any exceptions?


в name лучше не использовать пробелы. Можно заменить _ или -. Ну и про тип еще раз на всякий случай напишу: https://webref.ru/html/input/type


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This is 100% accurate : ````if (text.Contains("StoneCircleDevice"))
                {
                    alerts.Add(new PreloadConfigLine { Text = "Stone Altar", FastColor = () => Settings.StoneDeviceColor });
                }````


@IIvec I never used LittleBlitzer because I'm on Linux. I've been using cutechess-cli for some years now.
I don't think the exact ratio of base time and increment is that important. More important is to reach reasonable depths, imho. And never use fixed depth testing or tuning.
I don't consider the 2moves book well suited neither for testing, nor for tuning purposes. Basically, we want to play chess, and not random chess. Play some games and look at the openings played. For example, a5 and Ra7 as the first two moves for black. Terrible!
No rating list nor any serious tournament will play such openings!

I also don't like the resign option used in fishtest. A score of 4.00 is too low in my opinion. Some endgames are significantly misevaluated by Stockfish, score > 4.00, and they get adjudicated as wins, while they are simple draws. KQKRPs and wrong bishop colour ending as seen in TCEC come to my mind.

Well, king safety and passed pawn evaluation is known to be tc dependant. Those can't be tuned at ultrashort tc. Guess you know. ;-)
It is possible that these imbalance values are tc sensitive, too. But I never had success tuning those with fishtest.


shouldn't be here


got it :+1:


If you remove them from default, there is no example for novice players...:)
Besides me, who is using this filter anyway ...


Anything auto-generated from the build-system should ideally not be in the repository.


The ``\``in the link breaks the string for translations, you`ll literally only see``Check out <a href=\``.
Anything todo with your TODO or just a typo?


Good luck with this!


@zwliew
http://pastebin.com/Aamg54KS last_kmsg


ha :) @davilla ?


Looks like this has been changed for the better by moving `as_posyslt1` out of the `Constraint` ABC and into the `GPConstraint` ABC.

In general I think objects either should or should not be capable of implementing a given method; I'm not convinced that `as_posyslt1` should ever blur that line by returning something falsy and assuming it will be interpreted properly.


I guess this was intentional, although it seems tangential to the point of the commit.


great job. From this image (angle) the normals look ok.. or am I missing
something?

On 23 December 2015 at 21:37, Carlos J. Rosales <notifications@github.com>
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petunias as it fell was "Oh no, not again".
Many people have speculated that if we knew exactly why the bowl of
petunias had thought that we would know a lot more about the nature of the
Universe than we do now.
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need to remove sst_rewrite binary


Meant to ask above: are there any remaining issues on this particular thread? The line of code I originally commented on is gone...


Это comment !


слишком длинная строка. Не бойся ставить переносы строк, html воспримет это как пробел


This sounds like the right fix, although I'm not familiar enough with the code to review it.

The optional.swift test case does not check output, so you shouldn't be calling "print". You should be able to just assign the expression using "let _ = ..."


I'm not well-read on the GNU build system, but having these auto-generated files seems wrong. Should I not be doing this myself with `autoconf` or whatever?


Need a/an before role to match above.


delete the green coding


remove the commented lines


Wrong comment


Thanks. It's hard to predict the result, but this seems as a logical try.


Cm 12.1?


remove if u r not using this. Also why so many catch block in the same code?


yes


I feel like `Science` should be either `science` or `SCIENCE`. The former for grammar, the latter for SCIENCE!


If you turn the screen off and on, can you unlock the phone then?


в таких случаях исключения положено кидать (которое по умолчанию сделает именно это — puts + exit — зато пользователем твоего кода может быть обработано как-то)


Should mark gThrottleRunning as volatile since we're checking it in a loop, waiting for another thread to change it


Try disabling MMC_BLOCK_DEFERRED_RESUME


...а также это хорошее место для использования range: `unless (0...10).include?(num) ...`


Dynamic Array
- Саморасширяющийся массив


Ok! Thank you very much!


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On pRO
Ep 21 Brasilis http://ragnarok.levelupgames.ph/episode21
Ep 22 Renewal http://ragnarok.levelupgames.ph/episode22/


missing public


:ginger:


LGTM, sorry for the delay and thanks for the refactor!


а) для таких методов лучше использовать как раз НЕ глаголы (ты же ничего не СДЕЛАЛ, ты просто отдал пользователю какую-то строчку), т.е. что-нибудь типа `humane`.
б) у каждого руби-класса есть метод `inspect` — который например контролирует как объекты этого класса выводится в irb (и вообще «отображение по умолчанию»). тут у тебя очевидный как раз код для того чтобы заменить inspect.


`bpython` on UNIX


yeh typo, thanks


I'm going to merge this now.


Ok i will try tomorrow


Same package version as all the other klte-common libs are. Can't remember
off the top of my head
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Thanks for your feed back Ian. I'll get working on your comments.


Thanks Steve. Yes, I've merged more-color-art into this branch (along with my chart branch 662_data_catalog_item, so it's a biggie - when the time comes, I will extract out the relevant pieces to master for a PR).

Here's how this branch came about. I think the result is a reasonable approach to refactoring all the `csvCatalogItem
- I found my approach of using `DataTable` and `DataVariable` as a store for nonspatial data was causing problems, so I wrote alternatives (called `TableStructure` and `TableColumn` for now). A key difference is that these new structures do not keep track of the selected variable - that responsibility is handed back to the catalog item (in line with your suggestion).
- I then thought it would be nice to see if `CsvCatalogItem` could be refactored to use these instead. As a first step, I created a stripped-down version of csvCatalogItem that does not handle regions (`CsvNoRegionCatalogItem`). That's required moving the legend creation, which I think would sit nicely in its own class inherited from `Legend`, as you see above.
- As it stands, csvNoRegionCatalogItem still uses `TableDataSource` (which I've copied into `TableDataSource2` in the expectation of changing it so it uses `TableStructure`). My next step is to change this to use `TableStructure`.
- I am using your Google doc to help decide responsibilities. I want `TableStyles` to be the only place where style information is kept.
- If all goes well, the next step will be to add back region-mapping. Easy! :-)
- Then I hope I can remove the original versions of all these classes, and perhaps rename my new versions back to the old names (if that's not too confusing).

Btw, here's a link to most of the relevant changes in this branch: https://github.com/TerriaJS/terriajs/compare/662_data_catalog_item...csv_refactor


Thanks a lot Erik-JS.


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what about scrubber.end?


Sure thing! Fixed tests to not print() and squashed. (I wasn't expecting output here, was just using print to reproduce the bug report.)


The DST through to the towers shrinks from 79MB per event to 2.9MB. The ~2.0 MB seems relatively inelastic on the type of event I run so other things are probably dominating now. Here is a profile of a peripheral event. It doesn't appear that the new function calls are taking up too much time, but I should take a look at a central event to see there aren't behaviors that scale poorly:
![output](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/12105552/11986107/ff414c72-a988-11e5-80cb-c91183596770.png)


? you should keep this group


Набиваешь коммиты? :)


Looks like an unused variable that got forgotten?


@bramstein is there a Chrome bug open for the issue you referenced here?


On 12/23/2015 02:05 PM, Charlie Turner wrote:
> I'm not well-read on the GNU build system, but having these auto-generated files seems wrong. Should I not be doing this myself with |autoconf| or whatever?

Traditionally, the GNU standard is to check in certain generated files, including those
generated by autoconf, automake, lex, makeinfo, and yacc/bison,  The reason is so people
don't have to install more "obscure* tools such as m4.  Plus the above-mentioned
generated files are portable.

These days, we have big disks, fast networks, and package system that download dependencies automatically.
So, yes the rationale for checking in these files is reduced.

--
	--Per Bothner
per@bothner.com   http://per.bothner.com/


тут мы обсудили, что вместо table-cell лучше использовать обычный float. А каждому блоку внутри футера задать в процентах ширину: например, 25%, 50% и 25%. Тогда копирайт выстроится по центру и не будет съезжать влево


Nm. I was totally overthinking it. What you've got tackles it.


Does this fallback to English if no direct mapping of iOS lang code to wiki lang code?


is_meta() is

    return hobj.pool >= 0 && hobj.oid.name.empty();

which means name is empty... i don't think this is right?

Perhaps a simpler check, like q->hobj.get_pool() == -1?


правильней будет задать ширину классу invoices_table (но не 95%, а меньше), а img пусть будет 100%. Тогда не случится вот такого: http://prntscr.com/9hu5di


I haven't looked at the whole function so I might be wrong, but looking at the changes it seems it is missing a break here, otherwise it will fall-through which didn't happened before


Is this going to cause the feed to jump around if the user was already using/reading some other part of the feed?


зачем ему тоже float left?


this is frustrating. I don't remember why I put this here.


I'm sure it was important though...


we still have an issue if some or all have `leave=False`


Iptables_Semantics: theory Code_haskell
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Finished at Mi 23. Dez 23:06:31 CET 2015
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../memusg ../Isabelle2015/bin/isabelle build -c -d . -o document=pdf -v   27387,12s user 313,83s system 481% cpu 1:35:52,95 total
memusg: peak=664680

Amazing runtime increase!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Awesome!!!!


unstashAll() was removed but the stash()s remain (ln 52 and ln 73)


I just put this in yesterday:
https://github.com/moto8916/android_device_motorola_msm8916-common/commit/e39413cd28a48e02c57039db3dffa9f7c73a77a4


Also, you can remove the Stash trait


@joergoster : thank you for sharing your experience. I think that reasonable depths are depths on which there is no big elo gain any more. I'm more and more convinced that testing on anything below 10+0.1 is only a crude estimate.

Do you know something about specific reason of using 2moves book on the fishtest?


we've already shown the error view at this point, so no. the flow is:

- encounter offline error from a section
- show empty view
- setup promise to reload sections when network is back online (one-time thing)

Which will be re-triggered the next time the feed goes offline


ужас) clear ведь так не работает, только в after: http://rmcreative.ru/blog/post/razlichnye-sposoby-primenenija-css-svoystva-clear-k-float-blokam-bez-ispolzovanija-dopolnitelnoy-razmetki

И высоту лучше убрать, пусть блок растягивается в зависимости от высоты контента (если ты пофиксишь clear, он растянется, а сейчас ему мешают floatы, лежащие внутри)


the back-end does, yes


Once again I'd like to point to https://springrts.com/wiki/Coding_Standards#General : try to keep pointers and references with type, not name.


You need specific constructor


Good catch. It's missing indeed.


By definition, you won't have destructor


i can add a comment to clarify this, but at some point we'll really need an integration test (or something) to enforce this contract


Myeah, That sounds better :)


don't keep comments :-)


That `readlink` invocation isn't correct on OSX. We'll need to use `greadlink`, and add some auto-build magic to test for a readlink that supports that canonicalisation flag.


I'm not aware of other required name conversions other than string to QString; if there are, they can be added with chained `replace` calls.


Same as for default constructor


@SecUpwN no, the changes aren't merged because they wouldn't work on buildozer


you will need special accessors. Also you should only accept property of primitive types or another trivial class


Nice catch


As the author of fdupes, I am saddened by the thinly veiled hostility in this comparison (especially since it follows an argument over contributions to the original). Since you've decided you'll no longer be contributing to the original fdupes, I would appreciate it if you could rename your "fdupes-jody" fork to something completely different, as a matter of courtesy.


Thanks!


@valib Great, but do you think it's safe to assume that ```hvc1``` means ```MP4```?


Невнимательность.


@txix is fixed with commit https://github.com/Purii/react-native/commit/0575a48801e28bacfe0f7ff4d59056e062d4897c. Have a look at the latest changes on the branch [`es6-template`](https://github.com/Purii/react-native/tree/es6-template/local-cli/generator/templates).


@sfmskywalker

> Do you know which Save button this change was concerned with?

It was done for the Save button in `ElementEditor.cshtml` when used through an element editor that use a media picker field editor window...

The first issue was to select an image while the select button was not visible (at the bottom)... That's why this commit a02e6e8 added the great thing to display the select button to the top of the media picker window...

But this commit also hide the save button until some image is selected... It works with an `Image Element` that uses `Multiple: false` but with the `MediaItem Element` that uses `Multiple: true`, the saveButton is always hidden (see in the script)...

So, if this button is kept, as you said you can trigger an event... But maybe not so easy to capture this event because, for an element editor, the save button is only defined in `ElementEditor.cshtml`, not in each specific element editor view...

Maybe easier to pass this save button as a new data attribute when `@Display.MediaLibraryPicker()` is used in each editor... If so, the script needs to be fixed to show the save button even if the multiple otion is true.

            ...
            if(itemsCount > 0) {
                saveButton.show();
            }
            else {
                saveButton.hide();
            }
            ...

But, because now the select button is visible at the top of the media picker window, I think we don't need this behavior in element editors, I think we can use the media picker field as everywhere else (if no exception is thrown on saving without any selection)... Otherwise, we would need to do the same when using the `ContentPicker field editor`, what would happen if two picker fields is used...

So, my opinion is that you can just remove it.

Best


Oops!


Well, the repository title says "fdupes duplicate scanner by Adrian Lopez with my own additional patches", I sense no hostility there.


i too would love the // option. Force secure can be used with flexible ssl by cloudflare, but if you disable it for whatever reason you end up breaking everything.

// is a modern and clean solution


@Nadahar I am not sure but I believe that Matroska doesn't allow that. Anyway the only way is to test it and correct if needed.


>@SecUpwN no, the changes aren't merged because they wouldn't work on buildozer

Oh, the thing with the missing `git` on their compiling machines? If so, I'll get in touch with them again.


The Git repository format already deduplicates data. The only real space savings are in the working tree. ;)


Yes, the missing `git` is (or would be) the problem


this changed implies that an error will just stop the queue for ever...


Found a pretty subtle bug here that was causing the `2014paper` example doctests to fail. Working on a fix, should be done shortly.


I think the bug was actually introduced in this commit.


I just checked the latest release we published: Looks like we use the new bright-blue position markers for night mode all right, but the only the stationary ones! As soon as you start moving, it still turns into and orange arrow  :-(


Please review this, @casey-collab"


https://github.com/jollaman999/jolla-kernel_bullhead/commit/11ac6617ccc372536b1577584a80a02f396a5c02
원인분석결과 이게없으면 클럭관리가좀 답이없어지는듯합니다.
이놈을다시넣어보시는걸검토부탁드립니다


public static final List<String> IFDEVS = Arrays.asList("AwesomePinch", "AndySixx", "OxLemonxO", "tylerhyperHD", "_ItsNick_");


sorry, will fix


this is going to cause OpenSSL to break for everyone but mac users...


There's one file for the mesh itself, then multiple other files for animations that just create skeletons. 'fromInputStream' is supposed to make it easier for people to load the file. All that method does is convert an input stream to a string array which each string represent a line in the file. This makes it easier to parse.

Also, I'm going to lay low for a while till you have that new graphics engine. (Also, it's christmas break for me xD)


Might want to change this to Kodi ?


That was an intense brain fart. It's 6.1.1, friends :)


This fixes AlexIIL/BuildCraft_1.8_Issues#77


(모바일은 수정이안되는관계로.)
아그리고저커밋을재적용하면 빅코어하나가계속살아있는에있지만. 오히려 빅코어가하나가꺼지는것보단 저놈이있어야 그나마배터리가봐줄만합니다. 일단은그냥빅코어는 적은코어로처리를위해 하나만 상시대기처럼놔둬야할거같습니다


@thenickcox @bmathews  Since this commit, the build has been broken, probably because of links that lie on top of each other which Capybara doesn't know how to handle correctly for clicks.

I tried some fiddling that allows it to get one step further, but not all the way through. (At least, not on Travis.) Any ideas for better avoiding this problem? Maybe scrolling all the way to the top for problem steps?


A corriger !!!


You’re mixing tabs and spaces here!


There's a background you're not aware of. In any case, I am asking Jody to please rename his fdupes-jody fork to something else. To continue using the name "fdupes" as part of a program that is now meant to *compete* with fdupes seems to me like unfair competition.


is there a reason why we import `redirect` and `url_for` ?
If they are not needed, they should not be here.


@ragesoss That's weird; I basically removed almost all of that.


This can be edited out in the previous commit.


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do you think we should change the term from `login` to `signin`?
I believe that signin/signout differs from login/logout in the use cases of the Kiosk.


ty, and gj with all these data locality fixes :)


These changes to `var` can be placed in the previous commit.


Your overlay currently isn’t listed on [Gentoo Overlays](https://overlays.gentoo.org), so you should remove this part. ;) However, you can use [old instructions](https://github.com/cvut/gentoo-overlay/blob/86309b2b958e6f70678dc68997c458d8e999c626/README.md#using-with-layman).


is there a reason why the indentation for the error conditional in the code
is different than the one from the success?


It has a precise meaning (or at least I think it's precise): a constraint that has a left side, a right side, and an operator.


@eduardolundgren Is throwing an uncaught `Error` going to stop all JavaScript in the page? I suppose that would not be the desired behavior for a tool that should be unobtrusive... Doesn't it make sense logging a message instead?


→ `layman -a geostarling`


→ `layman -s geostarling`


Ouch. Apologies, a left-over debug statement.


@bmathews is looking at this now.


Incidentally -- is there a better way to express the `perl -pi -e` command in Spack?


→ `/usr/local/portage/geostarling`


→ `[geostarling]`


→ `emerge --sync geostarling`


Looks like brady already merged this one, I guess he can close it


@kirananto can you build crdroid lollipop? But don't change camera default to snapdragon camera


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Also, yeah, Constraint is basically ConstraintSet as you're thinking of it BUT I want things like NLP "constraints" (which have several inequalities) to also be "Constraint", and in general feel that if we want people to extend something we should give it a really nice name, like "Constraint".

More philosophically I feel that Constraints are fundamentally sets of inequalities, and that thinking otherwise can confuse things.


Okay I search for Python modules that'll help me in such a way, but there aren't none that has a method that can get a process id by the process name. There should be or I'm just not looking hard enough.


@SubJunk All seems well with php (although on ums side the install dialog never closes after 'post-install' phase but that's a separate issue, will look at code).  I don't think access to php code is necessary, but it wouldn't hurt I suppose.

Jumpy downloads received a nice bump btw :+1:, and whenever you get a chance please update the db for new version (0.3.8) with new files: [jumpy-info](http://skeptical.github.io/jumpy/jumpy-info), [jumpy-inst](http://skeptical.github.io/jumpy/jumpy-inst).

@UniversalMediaServer/developers Happy Holidays to all :-)


Well, there's still the chance that a ConstraintSet containing one SP and one GP constraint will return "False" when asked for its `posyslt1`, and that the SP solver will take that as a sign to use it as an SP constraint...are you content with this state of affairs?


IMHO, we should change this to something like "Official Multiplayer Levels"


Does this handle new type relations correctly? I guess that our handling of them wrt. caching sucks anyway, but this is basically why I didn't implement it that way when I found the perf issue in the first place (of course, I wasn't aware that our handling of relation sucked so much back then).


You can also have type variables in the *signature* of the closure being unified with something and this will miss them.


Happy holidays to all from me too  :christmas_tree:


This causes the error "Uncaught TypeError: Object prototype may only be an Object or null: undefined" to be thrown when this._definition is undefined here. I'm tempted to say that this._definition would always be undefined within the scope of this function and to file an issue, but I think I might be misunderstanding something.


Maybe this does not actually introduce any new brokenness not already found in our caching scheme though.


Maybe store the obligation and the state separately? Not so sure whether that will help or hurt.


What's the difference between this and `successful.is_empty()`?


TeamCity OSS :: Kubernetes Mesos :: 4 - Smoke Tests [Build 10274](https://teamcity.mesosphere.io/viewLog.html?buildId=97819&buildTypeId=Oss_KubernetesMesos_5SmokeTestsDockerMesos&guest=1) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 1, ignored: 211 Build time: 00:09:54


IIRC, we said that there would be no need to add the GUI stuff here and that we should prefer to include the GUI elements directly in the corresponding mode cpp file.
Since we have 1 per GUI file, I think it is better.


Should we have an `only_if [founder]` here too?


Don't we only evaluate `Leaf`-s?


(which don't have children)


fixed, please check d27b5eb.
Comments on the fix approach wellcome.

Thanks for sharing the issue, and sorry for breaking it!


all these const& are removed in a commit at the end "suppressing some const&"


to do that, the simplest, IMHO, would be to split the "server" option into "serverOfficial" and "serverCustom"


what about using --override-all option?


Looks good


I'm finding, 'NuGet proxy repositories support {rhc} and identification of components is performed,' a little stilted. Can we rephrase to avoid the passive voice for '...identification of components is performed?'

Ex: 'NuGet proxy repositories support {rhc} and component identification.'


Actually, the bug was in there from the very first implementation. Sorry Bo!


SF


Чтобы не слетал input в самом invoicer, который с email и sign up. Или так нельзя делать?


This is a non-standard way of handling keyword args; they should specified in the function definition so that they're not required.

You could copy the keyword args you're passing where you call `generate_icon` from `Report.generate_icon` into the function def, and then the call in `Report.generate_icon` won't require you to pass any keyword args,


thanks!


Interesting! What was it?


no we use horizontal improvement


It looks like the diff got messed up, my guess because your commit implicitly changed the line endings in Win32.hsc from "\r\n" to "\n".  Can we separate this into two commits, first changing the line endings in this file (which would match everything else) and then fixing the alignment macro?


test


why don't you use automatic cast here ?


I think we can avoid the duplication here by putting this at the top:

    return unless CrowbarPacemakerHelper.is_cluster_founder?(node)

Similarly we can get rid of the `if` block and one level of indentation with:

    return unless node[:pacemaker][:notifications][:smtp][:enabled]


null object anti-pattern lol?


Why? I rhink if any of the deletes fail we should stop. The visible effect will be a family wirhout some patients, and by checking which are/are not there one would be able to telk which delete failed


Здесь получилась отсебятина)) Меня на этом уроке не было, решила, что каждый раз надо новый класс придумывать, чтобы не повторялись))


Yes


No if_else will compute the two branches, this means the kernel+ exp


no, actually this marks the current obligation and all of its parents as errors.


If you don't hide/show this label anymore, it would be nice to do the same on every menu as they all use it. Or open an issue so that we don't forget


Recommend splitting this sentence into two for readability.

Ex: 'You can also remove these tasks manually. Adding them, however, cannot be done through the tasks administration and must be done as described previously.'


according to https://who.is/whois-ip/ip-address/64.233.184.188


Looks weird to have the level expected extension in the gui


Looks pretty straight forward.  Looks good.  Ed or Mike might suggest otherwise.


Wait, are there plans for multithreaded typechecking or have I misunderstood this?


Thank you very much. I appreciate it.

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Nice catch


pls push to production unless a reason not to was what we agreed right? Great to see the updates happen - all coming together.


Consider replacing 'Alternatively...' with 'Rather than...', or changing the phrasing entirely to remove the explicit reference to '...enabling and disabling...'

Ex 1: 'Rather than enabling and disabling...'
Ex 2: 'Alternatively, you can enable...'


This closes issue #2


It may be better to check that *all* the traits in the chain are OIBIT traits. OIBITs can have supertraits too, you know.


should change to `@app.route('/signin', ...etc)
and `def signin(): ...`

Everything else is perfect!! It should be good to go :-)


extra empty line?


just bad wording. this refers to other methods.


AS I said, I prefer @knight666 logic about hiding/showing buttons instead of displaying a new window. However, using the icons is a pretty good idea IMO


Shouldn't this be malloc'd?


The add_to function is passed both the argument and the result tiles.

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interface becomes intrusive if support for tile type conversions is needed.
This is a relatively minor inconvenience, although it would be great if
truly non-intrusive interface was possible.

The big problem is that the existing nonintrusive interface relies on
standalone functions. They cannot be partially specialized. E.g. I want to
be able to do DistArray += DistArray; DistArray* += DistArray; ... the
result type must be provided for add_to function, otherwise add_to(C) does
not know what to produce. Partial specialization to produce add_to**(C) and
add_to(C) is not possible. Neither is being able to use C that is a
template class.*

* Explicit casts can be a good idea for making conversions explicit in the
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Issue #23 done!


When changing to LocalDirectoryAdapter I realize that as a general rule, all `WorkerInterface::handle()` implementations maybe should always(?) be able to handle `Transfer\Data\ValueObject`. And create and sent its transformed data as a `ValueObject`?
In [transfer-framework/commons/pull/10](https://github.com/transfer-framework/commons/pull/10) a ValueObject is not returned from `handle()`, but maybe it should?


> great job. From this image (angle) the normals look ok.. or am I missing
> something?

Actually not much, the view angle may be misleading, but the normals (blue arrows) are not precisely normal. however some of them are more precise and some other more imprecise, could be a fortuitous though.


Scratch that, it *was* introduced in this commit after all… :sweat_smile:


I like this. It could be a good opportunity to add support for long options names.


для корректных вычислений.


Extra empty line detected at class body beginning.


Extra empty line detected at class body end.


If 'pills' refers to either tabs or vertical navigation, we should change the verbiage accordingly. 'Pills' is not a widely-recognized term for those UI elements, even within UX circles.

Ex: "... accessible via the tabs below the 'Delete' button."
Ex: "... accessible via the navigation links below the 'Delete' button."


I don't get it.. We are just deleting all patients with a family here in a loop, why return false after deleting first patient?


int skip should be on line before


is this okay?


Not indented


ошибочка


Unsure why we need to skip. Also why 10?


(see my note about '...identification of components is performed...' on the a previous commit line comment)


Could it not be picked up with i3json_handle_fd on the next iteration?


I'm just getting started with Solidus and ran into an error getting my app going.  A little research has caused me to find this commit which fixes the error I'm running into.

i.e. "undefined method `environment' for #<Spree::PaymentMethod::StoreCredit:0x007f94f7012988>"

which traces to
solidus_multi_domain (1.1.0) app/views/spree/admin/stores/_form.html.erb:69

I'm using the latest version of the solidus_multi_domain gem (1.1.0) but I see the gem was released in August and this fix was made in September.

So I wanted to ask - are there plans to update the gem?  Or should I just use the git repository as my code source since I see you are actively making changes?


If you might need it, Racket has a function for it.


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last empty line to delete for the finish line! :)))


Recommend: "If the repository 'Status' is 'Offline' you can run... analysis, however it will not complete..."

Although consider not capitalizing and quoting 'Status', opting instead for the fairly common nomenclature, "If the repository status is 'Offline' you can run..."


Just to be clear, this function is only for reading normal text statuses, which will slurp all of the text and either show the line that fits in the buffer, else the very end of it.


Consider dropping 'simply'


(see my line comment for this sentence construction in a previous commit)


nagios task needs to be after package installation.
Just moved disk_monitoring together since they're related tasks.


should this logging be inside of router?


Consider replacing 'Further information...' with 'Additional information..' or 'Detailed information...'


Any useful sources/modules ?


You are a life saver.


This change ought to be independent of b1e3120.


Ahhh yep, makes sense. Nice catch; that's a really subtle difference. I remember comparing the two computations of `sinks` and thinking they were functionally equivalent to the second. My bad!


@Xyene will be pleased to know that Ctrl-C works now.


Iptables_Semantics: theory Code_haskell
Timing Iptables_Semantics (8 threads, 134.046s elapsed time, 814.572s cpu time, 76.780s GC time, factor 6.08)
Document at /root/.isabelle/Isabelle2015/browser_info/Iptables_Semantics/Iptables_Semantics/document.pdf
Finished Iptables_Semantics (0:03:55 elapsed time, 0:17:40 cpu time, factor 4.51)
Running Iptables_Semantics_Examples2 ...
Iptables_Semantics_Examples2: theory IP_Address_Space_Examples_All_Small
Iptables_Semantics_Examples2: theory IP_Address_Space_Examples_All_Large
Timing Iptables_Semantics_Examples2 (8 threads, 3293.236s elapsed time, 17681.652s cpu time, 1337.944s GC time, factor 5.37)
Document at /root/.isabelle/Isabelle2015/browser_info/Iptables_Semantics/Iptables_Semantics_Examples2/document.pdf
Finished Iptables_Semantics_Examples2 (0:55:05 elapsed time, 4:54:54 cpu time, factor 5.35)
Finished at Do 24. Dez 00:28:01 CET 2015
0:59:09 elapsed time, 5:13:06 cpu time, factor 5.29
../memusg ../Isabelle2015/bin/isabelle build -c -d . -o document=pdf -v   18577,04s user 209,50s system 529% cpu 59:09,03 total

slower


It doesn't fetch all of the text, but only chunks.
First, it slurps a chunk of text that fits in the buffer. (e.g. 123456). If it doesn't contain a newline, it gets the next chunk (78\n90A). Now fill the buffer backwards from the newline.
Now the output is: 45678\0
With rest: 90A\0


This is not a closing tag :rabbit: @taylorotwell


'Mixed license scenarios...' sentence contains some redundancy and may be hard to follow. Consider restructuring and changing some wording to avoid the redundancies.

Ex: 'The legal implications of mixed license scenarios involving multiple licenses such as ... can be complicated to assess, and should be discussed with your legal team.'


Don't know. This buffer will be invalid after the function returns.


No worries :smile: Thank dear sweet baby Jesus for regression tests…

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1775632/11987039/933a1d32-a99d-11e5-82f4-90567716a1f8.png)


Right.


    std::map<std::string, std::unique_ptr<CBotCall>> CBotCall::m_list{};

That should work too.


@ignatov see why my PRs look "dirty"?


I think you need to rethink the name of subroutine. If possible you could use a general subroutine to parse the values in nics table instead of make a separated subroutine for each column parsing.


if we fail for the first address, shouldn't we try the next in the list? Breaking here doesn't mean we stop at the first error without looking at the others? s/break/continue?


Awesome :D


We don't *have* to skip. I just remembered that swaybar "fast-forwards" after a console-switch, so I thought that might mitigate that, but never tested it. Better remove that and maybe do it later.


You're reading hostility in that isn't there. My version *IS* faster and has more features. Those are objective facts; pull the code and run some `time` benchmarks if you'd like to verify them. Look at the `compare_fdupes.sh` verification script in the code that makes sure the modifications produce identical output. These are facts, and since I've already renamed the binary, documentation, and essentially cut all official ties to `fdupes` other than crediting you for the original code, I feel that I can take some liberties with the documentation which I have otherwise left out to minimize friction. But all of this paragraph is only a distraction from more important matters.

Open source isn't a competition. I respect your work, I used your software for many years of my life, and because of the nature of open source software I decided to expand upon and enhance it to make it better *because I use the hell out of it*. You were not particularly interested in my work; there are plenty of dead pull requests as well as plenty of privately emailed individual patches I sent to you which got sent to /dev/null. I have renamed my version to something that is very obviously disambiguated and distanced from your code. I have moved your name down in the texts to keep people from thinking you are somehow responsible for this version.

My entire problem (the particular "history" you speak of) rests with Sandro Tosi, not with you in any capacity. I do not put in hours of my life for free so that people who are dicks to me can benefit from it.

If you want me to rename the program again, I will consider it but I don't want to. It's based on fdupes. The name is appropriate. The documentation says you're not responsible for it and that people can yell at me if it eats their dog. What am I supposed to call it that will satisfy you? To be blunt, the only legal requirement I have to uphold is that my version can't pretend to be your version (the "Firefox vs. Iceweasel" thing).

Also, you won't see me posting, responding, pull requesting, etc. on your repo anymore. I have deleted all of the content I had placed there and I will not be coming back.


Consider wording changes to more fully differentiate 'Most popular version' from 'Popularity [%]'.

I'd offer an example, but I'm not clear on the difference myself, yet. :-)


The line_rest has already been read from the fd, so it cannot be picked up again.


This seems reasonable to me.  If you can't build a socket (not *connect*, but actually create the local endpoint) then perhaps we shouldn't try to continue and should instead fail hard.

Do you have a use case in mind where continuing (instead of failing) is the appropriate behavior?


I think the log_debug has output the msg to the &2 already, do you still need to add '>&2'?


Ah ok


Ok cool


Although: Let's thoroughly test it. We should not assume that people are mostly looking for buildings. I often use it to find out what street or highway I am on, or even what (named) hiking trail I am on or which is the nearest.

And I have to say I am quite happy with how it works right now! (Dec 5 is my production build. Later builds have too many bugs, namely the orange night position markers when moving, and the FC when displaying tracks with split intervals.)


FYI @sideshowbarker


The output that is currently there without your puts is actually sufficient since it tells you where it went, i.e., the mirror when specified.
If you plan to keep it then you need to reword it. It isn't running anything but really setting the mirror configuration.


I'd like to have a proper type for these, something like:

```
using SignalHandler = void (int);
SignalHandler* safe_signal(int, SignalHandler* s);
```

Additionally, I am not really fond of the name safe_signal, could be something like `set_signal_handler` or something else.


ok, we can have  the best of both worlds. What do you think about that? may be we can add too the following lines after global data binding.

```javascript
$.each(share.on || {}, function(event, handler) {
    if($.isFunction(handler)) {
        $result.on(event, $.proxy(handler, $result));
    }
});
```