@nicktacular Try with the readme example:
Create and persist a Response object:

```php
<?php
$response = new Response("1234", "kontakt@beberlei.de", Response::RECEIVE);
$entityManager->persist($response);
$entityManager->flush();
```

And then try to find the previous object using:

```php
<?php
$entityManager->find("\AppBundle\Entity\Response",array("campaign" => "1234","recipient" => "kontakt@beberlei.de"));
```
The find method will raise "One of the required keys was not given a value" exception.


That is the string they are returning in the timestamp for the json before it is parsed. So I don't think that is a parsing error.


Hi Mary it seems i didn't get points for part one of portfolio


So previously our 'listenAddress' was technically incorrect since it used what was the broadcast address?


TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#QzRWfW0sRASoQTdManZjlw


That shouldn't be necessary. I use the Apache Commons Commons Codec package (import org.apache.commons.codec.binary.Base64;) that I pull in via a gradle dependency (compile 'commons-codec:commons-codec:1.9')


Darn. Although, regarding my example. CommonMark (and the renewed parser) do see it as text: [markdown-it](https://markdown-it.github.io/#md3=%7B%22source%22%3A%22%5Bfoo%5D%3A%5Cn%5Cn%5Bbar%5D%3A%20%3C%2Furl%5Cn%5Cn%5Bfoo%5D%3A%22%2C%22defaults%22%3A%7B%22html%22%3Afalse%2C%22xhtmlOut%22%3Afalse%2C%22breaks%22%3Afalse%2C%22langPrefix%22%3A%22language-%22%2C%22linkify%22%3Atrue%2C%22typographer%22%3Atrue%2C%22_highlight%22%3Atrue%2C%22_strict%22%3Afalse%2C%22_view%22%3A%22html%22%7D%7D).


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P.S. The entities are ingenious :ok_hand:


Ah, i see in the previous documentation it says `The listen_address (really, the broadcast one) as know by Cassandra.` and it wasn't exposed.


Another good catch, thanks. Will fix, easy enough.


I think this was a goof on my part for not properly merging from Master. I'm still a bit of a Git noob.


:+1: Interesting detail: GitHub only searches in the default branch.


A bit late, but looks good. :)


Thanks, bryanroscoe. However, now all data I got has a timestamps as 20151005#####. For example, 201510050700,52.22563333,18.26903611,999
201510050800,-2.21,113.92,999
201510051000,38.432222,27.144444,500

Is this right? I think it should be only able to get real-time data?  I do not know why my timestamps is not 20151217###.  Thank you again!


checked. все ок


Characters are free; `applicationId`.


@neohackt either revert the commit

Proper supplementary service notification handling (3/5)

in telecomm

OR

update the
fwb
opt telephony
services telephony

manually with that commit ;)

@STELIX good work brah :)


Thanks Sam. This is a known issue. Unfortunately, doing this prevents gallery images from showing up in search results. We're working on a solution that should solve this for everyone.


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This fixed the buggy terminal, but the terminal no longer starts a shell.


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AH, okay. I missed that. Thanks!


It might be worthwhile to mark things as deprecated, though, and see if a warning can appear if you use a feature (or, if that is not feasible, introduce a "legacy mode" that you can disable to remove support for deprecated features, so you can verify your code only uses the new stuff). The latter is something I have been pondering for a while before.


win_build_app.bat is wrong. See my pull request. It should be

..\..\server\native\windows\ruby\bin\ruby ../../server/bin/qt-doc.rb -o ruby_help.h?

Robin
> On 17 Dec 2015, at 22:26, Tim Regan <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I'm a bit confused.
>
> 1) isn't 'bin' and 'ruby' the wrong way round in the latest bat file ..\..\server\native\windows\bin\ruby ../../server/bin/qt-doc.rb -o ruby_help.h?
>
> 2) Why is it complaining that ruby.exe is not on my path when it clearly is? It is in C:\Ruby22\bin which is on my PATH (as well as being in C:\sonic-pi\app\server\native\windows\ruby\bin)
>
> —
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Because I want to run the block before waiting for anything (to avoid the race where the schema change has occurred, the event has come in, and the callback has already been called, before I have a chance to call wait_for_change). I need the actual keyspace for that since I don't think I have the cluster object from which to get the keyspace.


Do we also need to indicate that even if the version of Cassandra being used communicates the listen address we still may not be able to get it?  I think what is written here is good enough, because we need an even newer version C* version to get the listen_address of peers as you [indicated](https://datastax-oss.atlassian.net/browse/JAVA-739?focusedCommentId=25702&page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#comment-25702).


Passing in `StreamingRemoteManager` makes the intention very clear, but that is my personal preference.


Only the latter is used in the Cython interface. Although, arguably in this case you're not returning a composition so the type should just be ``stdmap[string,double]``.


Je ne sais pas trop ce que j'ai fait, j'ai surtout essayé de fusionner ma version avec la plus récente de chez toi… j'avais surtout peur de tout casser :)


Sounds good. And the callback's only parameter is err or nil, correct?


I got this fixed using a custom template-url. Thanks!


:tada: :smile:


If we change `number_of_steps` and `step_number` to `unsigned` we must accordingly change `number_of_steps` in the interface of the constructors. But this is yet the change of the external interfaces. If you find it as a good idea, I can make all these changes with a separate commit. But if the variables remain `int`, I think
```c++
        if (this->step_number <= 0) {
```
is better.


should probably squash these commits.


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As a first step we should repurpose the JIRA such that it reflects the PR (or open a new JIRA), w.r.t. bug fix vs new feature.


ditch the `uuid` since the Domain model isn't using it at all. Should it?


Trailing command not leading.


все ок, кроме цикла for (i = arr.length - 1; i < arr.length; i++)
%)


Looks good , thanks @brunocalou


Please note the "orgnaized" typo has been fixed [here](https://github.com/opendatacity/re-data/commit/b8c49afe717a9bbe11e50e4ab84e7b1d72dba665). You might want to fixed it here as well.


Did you create a bug for it (the "Unnamed")?


Inlining this, especially since it breaks across lines is a bit difficult to read.  Keep the same logic, but pull it out into another method that is a bit more descriptive.


Pass the `body` argument as well.


This makes me nervous. It is likely that the compiler can determine that your write then read of `g_odata[i]` is the same data item and thus can be optimized away. (You should look at the PTX assembly you produce to check!) This write-read-write will probably be optimized to a write. Even if it's not, the write then read then write will certainly cache well and will not require 3 trips to memory. It seems unlikely to me that you will see 8 requests to/from memory for this particular kernel. You can probably most easily check by simply removing the first write and read of `g_odata[i]` and seeing the bandwidth you achieve with 6 requests.


^Same as above.


Furnaces and chests are still not rotated properly sometimes!


This needs to be changed to [2.7,2.8) on the version4 branch.


Jacques, a well thought out plan for the analysis, and some interesting insight into the dynamics of online conversations around a contentious topic. I like the use of the sentiment analysis tools. Of course, all of these tools really come into their own with much larger data sets, but hopefully this is at least a taste of the possibilities in this kind of analysis.


From the user's perspective this is a `Route`.  Output from the CLI demonstrates this:

```
hypnotoad master: cf help routes
NAME:
   routes - List all routes in the current space or the current organization
```

```
Getting routes as bhale@pivotal.io ...

space         host                                  domain      apps
development   ben-grails-application                cfapps.io   grails-application
...
```

Correct or not, let's change the name to `Route`.


you did that on purpose, you waited until the day that I got 3.1.0.1 through evaluation :smile:


That's much clearer, @mjgiarlo. Thanks. My only other hesitation is around the word "roadmap" :) If we use that word, shouldn't we actually have a roadmap that people could read? Sorry to be nitpicky, but I'm just trying to be careful with our language. I think I'd prefer not to use "roadmap" in this metaphorical sense, and favor instead its literal/technical meaning.

Also, the phrasing suggests that HyBox actually exists, which makes me a little uneasy. How about this: ORCID integration is being considered for Hydra-in-a-Box, likely in a later phase of development. There is an orcid gem (link?) that you may use to build this customization if you require this functionality before we integrate it into Hydra-in-a-Box.


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unrolling 1M loop iterations is ... unwise. I would be flabbergasted if the compiler would willingly generate a 1M-instruction kernel.


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Surefire way to get Jameson to review codegen patch: merge it into master ;-)


хорошо сделала, можно было бы для третей задачи, например, в одном месте оптимизировать (сократить на один цикл), но уже - вполне работоспособно :+1:

+ чуть-чуть поплыли скобки в одном месте


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Once this because a `Route` calling it a `routeId` instead of `id` is redundant.  This should change to `id`.


128k threads to launch


A lost w in this file


else if (SolveType == 0) {
          ....
         Acalc = WIn/(Vg * rhosg/C_SINtoSFT);
         MNg = Vg/sqrt(gammasg*Rs*Tsg*C_GRAVITY*JOULES_CONST);

        // if SolveType=0,  gammasg will not be initialized in this line. it may be problem. i think 'gammasg' can be 'gammatg' as guess value.


Well, I need the promise to be filled with the result of calling the block, but otherwise this is doable. Do we have to worry about the main thread adding items to @conditions while the event-handling thread potentially removes one? We could have wait_for_change remove  the appropriate Condition from @conditions after promise.future.get(...).


At a second thought... I think you can't link against `.dll` files on Windows, you have to link against the `.lib` generated when the DLL was created by the linker.


Ezt miért szedted ki?
Szerintem az a gond hogy regisztrációnál ROLE_USER van beállítva UserServiceImpl.java
getUserRole() ha azt átírod akkor már jól menti le és beenged ha regisztrálsz.


You launched 128k threads and did work on every thread. I don't see where that value, 128k threads launched, is incorporated into this computation.


Ahh, I should've known that was an option considering how many options you can give to Cassandra.cluster(...). :) Will fix that.


Experience in the rest of the code base has demonstrated the inlining the requests decreases readability.  Extract this to a `request` local variable.


Suggest: Spotlight (link?) support is also being considered for Hydra-in-a-Box. Until it is supported, using it with our product will require customization.


Linux's and bionic's libc are the only ones that define domainname (and bionic matches __linux__ as well). BSDs & Mac do not, so shouldn't be an issue.


Yes, I agree. I'll update the commit with that!


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As much as I'd like it to be otherwise, Spring and Pivotal follow American coding standards, so `getTargetedOrganization` to match all other instances of the word _Organization_.


fair enough, I like Oxford commas but they aren't necessary.


@kevinphelps, good deal, thanks.


To see the speed improvements for the Pearson kernel function `fn.H1`, a test was done such that an input vector of length `n = 100, 200, ..., 1000, 2000, ..., 10000` and the function was timed. The input vector was of class factor, and such that the number of factors was 10% of the total size, i.e. a vector of length 2000 has 200 unique vectors. The idea is simply to look at how fast the code runs, and how it depends on sample size.

The following graphs show the run time of the two functions (old and new), and clearly the newly re-written code is miles faster than the old one.

![rplot2](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16189362/11884171/bc5571d6-a50f-11e5-8b3f-9a27eecb98fd.jpg)
![rplot1](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/16189362/11884170/bc26ac48-a50f-11e5-9af5-461cc1e022fd.jpg)


While the `(null == Level.Organization)` comparison will work, can you reverse those to the "equals-safe" ordering?  Just to be consistent across the code base.


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Right.


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Date: 12/17
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Thank you so much!


right, sorry. i meant to ask whether the `jl_in_inference` hack was still necessary, but github won't let me mark that line


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You have seen right through my evil plan.


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@lhazlewood I am planning to map the items property of AttributeStatementMappingRules as a new Json Property containing an array of mapping rule objects (similar to the JsonProperty that exists in AM). Any concerns with that?


if i'm not wrong this line should be `require('jsreport')().init()`


Man, no wonder.  It's angular, bro. `ng-fuck-this-shit`.


Brad,

You've missed the +2 in the top[..+2} and bottom {...+2]
and you need to add one to the index everywhere used.

The code doesn't have any range checks when filling and can write off the ends of the arrays, so the pad bytes were bodged in.


@hannahfrost I had the same hesitation about "roadmap" there. Not nitpicky at all!


Redefinition of `pytest_configure` masks the one above.


DCO 1.1 Signed-off-by: Vincent Dowling vdowlin@us.ibm.com


hey, now. i had been making progress on reviewing this before it was merged


I think this is what the spec (http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/REC-DOM-Level-2-Core-20001113/core.html#ID-2141741547) wants:
```
if (this.isHTML) localName = localName.toLowerCase();
else if (!xml.isValidName(localName)) utils.InvalidCharacterError();
```

Maybe you could ban `[\t\r\n\f\0 />]` on the `isHtml` side, but the spec isn't really clear about that.  We should probably check some existing implementation to see what they do.

Is there an `isXml` flag to go along with the `isHtml` flag?  If so, testing `xml.isValidName` should only be done if `isXml`.


>  From the man page for sigaction there is an example of usage, and that's just what I copied. It doesn't bother to memset-zero...

Well, perhaps that reinsurance and just initing sa.sa_flags to 0 is enough. But if your example doesn't have it, it's dangerous. Btw, my man sigaction doesn't have any examples (Ubuntu).

> Since we only need basic functionality here, I'm happy to switch to signal.

Ok, so let's do it, it might save couple of bytes. The main motivation was to make windows port consistently, but unfortunately it forked *_mphal.c (while still leaving _WIN32 marks in unix_mphal.c), so now need to duplicate even more stuff. Still doing that to not get that lost. @stinos : FYI


I must be asleep at the wheel, I was convinced I had changed it. Good catch.


Hi @jgcaaprom, you have a kernel you want to add?  I can help with steps if you have built kernel already.


Will do. Right now I'm thinking about something along those lines:

> ACE_SSL_Context::set_mode() cannot be used to select a specific SSL/TLS protocol version, use
> ACE_SSL_Context::filter_versions() for that. This follows general advice by the OpenSSL project
> to go through SSL_CTX_set_options() to limit the list of protocols available. The purpose of ACE_SSL_Context::set_mode() is now limited to explicitly restricting behaviour to client
or server (defaults to both).


Again, the HTML parsing spec (http://www.w3.org/TR/html5/syntax.html#attribute-name-state) is incredibly permissive for HTML, although we all agree that the name should be lowercased if it's an "uppercase ASCII letter" (according to the parsing spec) -- which is actually not what this code currently does, since it lowercases even non-ascii letters, like cyrillic etc.


Not sure if this has been verified, but I installed 2.5 on Safari 9.0.2 and it seems that this rule allows banner ads to display on YouTube. Currently under 2.4, and Safari 9.0.2 videos play just fine without the 5 seconds of black before.

I remember reading in a forum that previous versions of webkit had a bug that enabled the extra time.


All of these are repeated. Why don't you create a instance variable `expected` once at the beginning, and then just use self.expected?


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FYI - this instruction assumes old UHD version. New UHD has different command line arguments for usrp_burn_mb_eeprom


This should be `YES`, not `TRUE`.


`NO`, not `FALSE`.


No worries, I'm all for merging things like this that seem pretty good to master and working out the details later.


It's fine to rever it. The reason why I had to do this manually to allow testing due to this bug: https://issues.liferay.com/browse/LPS-61392


чрезвычайно приятно проверять ваши работы!


this change does not seem related to the purpose of the commit. is it?


There isn't an `isXml` flag, it's just `!isHtml` as far as I can tell.


I got this working. Pretty cool in fact :+1: Now just the definitions...


These comments are misleading.  Copy/paste error?


Closed #19


LGTM! :+1:


за использование метки - плюс в карму ;)


nice @demands!


yep. I think something like the following should do:

```ruby
class SchemaChangeListener
  class Condition
    def initialize(promise, &block)
      @promise = promise
      @block   = block
    end

    def evaluate(keyspace)
      result = @block.call(keyspace)
      if result
        @promise.fulfill(result)
        return true
      end
      false
    rescue => e
      @promise.break(e)
      true
    end
  end

  def initialize(cluster)
    @cluster    = cluster
    @lock       = ::Monitor.new
    @conditions = {}

    cluster.register(self)
  end

  def wait_for_change(keyspace_name, timeout = nil, &block)
    # First run the block and see if it succeeds; if so, there's nothing
    # to wait for.
    result = block.call(@cluster.keyspace(keyspace_name))
    return result if result

    # Ok, looks like we do need to wait...
    promise = Cassandra::Future.promise

    @lock.synchronize do
      @conditions[keyspace.name] ||= []
      @conditions[keyspace.name] << Condition.new(promise, &block)
    end

    promise.future.get(timeout)
  end

  def keyspace_changed(keyspace)
    @lock.synchronize do
      @conditions.fetch(keyspace.name) { return }.reject! { |c| c.evaluate(keyspace) }
    end
    nil
  end
end
```


This code is matching what we have in this file, could you please convert everything in this file to be properties instead?


note how we can just say `listener = SchemaChangeListener.new(cluster)` without explicitly calling `cluster.register` and also use keyspace name as the argument


Created issue #484 for this bug


@tburry Sorry to hear that this is causing problems. Could you open an issue at https://github.com/travis-ci/travis-ci/issues/new, along with the detailed information about your failures? Thanks.


> * Perhaps it would make sense to renumber the pin number argument names, e.g. start at motor_pin_0, to prevent confusing between the argument names and the array positions?

fixed with this commit


with the proposed api, this becomes less useful


what did you change?


wqdqwe


Nope, replacing sigaction with signal leads with .read() not failing with EINTR on signal, i.e. signal() kinda equivalent to call with sa_flags = SA_RESTART. Weird mess. Let's keep sigaction for now ;-).


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~~~c
MSP.sendLedStripConfig(save_to_eeprom);
~~~
should be:
~~~c
MSP.sendLedStripConfig(send_rxfail_config);
~~~
otherwise saving the rxfail values is skipped...


Thank you my friend!


This works fine. Should be good to tag


strzelają tylko w lewo, bo poszedłem spać


интересное решение!


@jzucker2 I've checked docs and it looks like there shouldn't be anymore this last parameter and JSON object should be constructed taking into account region received from server (not **0** as has been used in previous commit from code here). The only thing against which I complied in previous version was usage of _PNJSON_ when _JSON_ can be composed by hands through formatted string.


At this point the describe is being passed not like a parsed row but as a row that contains <placeholder> identifiers. Those <placeholder>s must be resolved before pass them to describe(...)


At this point the describe is being passed not like a parsed row but as a row that contains identifiers. Those s must be resolved before pass them to describe(...)


doesn't this call already copy over all of the attributes of `F` (and clears the old AttributeSet)?(http://llvm.org/docs/doxygen/html/Function_8cpp_source.html#l00416). why do you need to do all this seemingly redundant other work? old version of llvm? this is non-intuiative, so it could use a comment.


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I think that function like this, and  `read_file` can go in a compatibility module. Then, you just used them. Instead of replicating the same code in several modules, and the you can put most of the conditionals in one single place, to facilitate future maintenance.


This is required, don't delete this. Remember it's a lower bound.


In other places you has a `read_infile` (or was `read_file`) helper function. Why don't you use the same here?


Thanks @gribozavr!


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Ditto


Although its normal, It does not match up with other applications. I did it more to allow docker stats and zabbix percentage to align. I also removed the 100 multiplier on the template as you're not dividing by the tick rate.


All good.


oops, this got left in since i also published it to atmosphere. not sure the best way to handle this. maybe i'll make a separate branch.


I just noticed this belongs to a test case. You can create a custom helper to use in the test cases as well. Or, having a test_case for the `read_file` function, and then use the helper freely here.


I have some doubts here, maybe we should check whether _timetoken_ has been set to _event_ from _-eventFromData:withAdditionalParserData:_ method or not before applying global _timetoken_ from _t.r_ key path? Each event/message has it's own time information (regarding when it actually happened) under _p.r_ key path and I think we should use it while composing event/message dictionary in _-eventFromData:withAdditionalParserData:_


Here is my rough draft on a guide for adding a civic.json file. https://github.com/codeforamerica/brigade/blob/master/README-Project-Search.md

Would you mind looking at it and telling me what you think? Its kind of serving a bunch of purposes right now. Its both the technical README for this feature as well as the guide for how to use them.


The requires are needed to break Cylcing deps - otherwise BSSched::BuildJob::KiwiImage could not be load without errors


fixed on commit f72472b


Could you change the calendarCopyWithTZ(self) to a clone()?  it seems wasteful to copy the timezone and then clear.


Looks good for merging.


Yeah!


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Additionally we should add a log statement that associates the transaction id with each query so we can easily find the queries in a transaction in the log


We stated that jumbo.[ch] must not have any further dependencies so this fix was needed anyway. But now you'll see "leaks" in memdbg for mingw.


lgtm


@stinos : So, 2 things would need to be done here: a) run mingw32 on real Windows and see how Ctrl+C behaves (expected to not quit uPy, but break running code with some exception); b) build under MSVC and apply changes if needed.


replace `connectors` with catalogs since end users don't understand the connector abstraction


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catalogs


Def me():
   Return "trying out got"


@electrum please review


Not absolutely accurate. We clarified that once again, but the decision was made more or less before we adopted the Code of Conduct. I mean, I never saw a Code of Conduct which is just applied to one part of a project :)


Added: https://github.com/jflatow/ego/commit/d2e390ca3ad48fa939ca43dca3363b03c9038bdc


What is normal? I've tested: cadvisor, sysdig, this my zabbix module, control center stat (some go docker lib under the hood) and I got 4 different values (diff was more than 10%). And now tell me what's is correct. Don't believe that docker is doing it right, because it's docker ;-D


should this be `ARRAY<VARCHAR>`... I'm not sure this is type is supported by `SystemTable`


We shouldn't even source memory.h in jumbo.c... but I see there's a `MEM_FREE()` in there as well. As long as that's it, no problem.


Function broken (valid category will never pass) and not used anywhere so I removed it


Esse commit foi para atualizar o arquivo fim,bmp


This should be done by _chooseparser function - if I got the code right.


Well, the purpose of EventCache is just to correctly clean listeners in IE6 and IE7 to avoid memory leaking.
Taking into account, that we use addEvent function only twice (that means that we will never face memory leaking) and that IE6 and IE7 are almost never used (actually, there is IE7 compability mode, but I don't know whether IE has memory leaking defect in compat mode) - it's unnecessary to have this code in repository.


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Seeing leaks is not going to be the issue. We leak memory in all of the calls to mem_alloc_tiny, we simply mute the leak.

For setenv() it is ONLY built for very old msvc, and for mingw, since they have putenv and not setenv.  The actually number of times we 'call' setenv within a single run is insignificant, and would be a small finite 'leak'


I don't think you can guarantee there is only one unless the test suite is single threaded.  Instead I would say that we have at least one entry.


@jzucker2 I'm afraid code from above will fail in non-multiplexed subscriptions (more then 1 channel). I've just tried subscription only with presence channel and leaved from one of web-consoles. As result, I got response which doesn't have _b_ key (**kPNMessageSubscriptionMatchKey**) and as result we serve _nil_ in _subscribedChannel_ - which is false. I suggest to use original logic (commented above) but pass data taking into account new payload structure.


@pazz Yes, that looks ok to me.


There appears to be a syntax issue with this. When I try to test locally, I see

```
$ tail -f /var/log/upstart/docker.log
/proc/self/fd/9: 11: /proc/self/fd/9: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
docker: 'daemon' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help'.
/proc/self/fd/9: 11: /proc/self/fd/9: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
docker: 'daemon' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help'.
/proc/self/fd/9: 11: /proc/self/fd/9: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
docker: 'daemon' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help'.
/proc/self/fd/9: 11: /proc/self/fd/9: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
docker: 'daemon' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help'.
/proc/self/fd/9: 11: /proc/self/fd/9: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
docker: 'daemon' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help'.
/proc/self/fd/9: 11: /proc/self/fd/9: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
docker: 'daemon' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help'.
/proc/self/fd/9: 11: /proc/self/fd/9: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
docker: 'daemon' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help'.
/proc/self/fd/9: 11: /proc/self/fd/9: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
docker: 'daemon' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help'.
/proc/self/fd/9: 11: /proc/self/fd/9: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
docker: 'daemon' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help'.
/proc/self/fd/9: 11: /proc/self/fd/9: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
docker: 'daemon' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help'.
/proc/self/fd/9: 11: /proc/self/fd/9: Syntax error: "fi" unexpected (expecting "then")
docker: 'daemon' is not a docker command. See 'docker --help'.
```


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This comment does not seem to match the behavior of the code below.


accepting these


Very nice!


pull request for test


Let's remove the default arguments here as well


Couldn't you use a dict for mapping alerts to colours?


Why change Ctx to Cxt ??
You missed your replace in vim ?


yes : https://github.com/jgcaaprom/android_kernel_oneplus_msm8974


big thanks man :)


The memory.c dependency has been removed.  c1451f0

NOTE, for VC, there is ALWAYS a memory.o dependence, since we change malloc into aligned_malloc and free into aligned_free (well, it 'may' be done within memory.h only).


Check from above maybe not required anymore, since even with non-multiplexed requests server return actual channel in response, so we can use check from line **231** to check whether we deal with presence event or regular message. We event don't have to store in separate variable and use directly for _if_ on line **247**.


> We shouldn't even source memory.h

If you include memdbg.h, then you include memory.h


If we move the initialization of the neutron down a few lines (to after we calculate the group), we can initialize all the parameters (including group) at once, which I think would be cleaner


We should perhaps move this to arrayfire at this point.


We can just use ``cell`` rather than ``neutron.get_cell()`` since the cell is already readily available


i'm making changes on kernel, if you need to use , use till 3.21 version


I think the type="" is wrong, but otherwise that should work.

Also, it looks like this will do nothing for mobile browsers (see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25952907/favicon-ico-vs-link-rel-shortcut-icon) and we need two larger icons for that:
```
<link rel="shortcut icon" href="/path/to/icons/favicon.ico">
<link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="/path/to/icons/favicon-192x192.png" sizes="192x192">
<link rel="apple-touch-icon" sizes="180x180" href="/path/to/icons/apple-touch-icon-180x180.png">
```
I didn't see any of those set on usf.edu when I checked just now -- so maybe we wont be able to do that..


We should not change the return type here, the "errors.Collector" must implement the builtin error interface to be handled as an error


or give me 10 min to finish


With the change above, this should be moved down to after the neutron initialization


Really wish we could inject this in... So annoying we cant.


@jgcaaprom - This is for the OnePlus 2?  I have a forked kernel build for this already if thats the case, not sure if you have seen/used it. Although my testing of wlan1/otg wasn't working.


isn't this redundant?


I don't think we need a line continuation here


call this at the top of errorCallback?


I'm also having the 100 file limit with this


Import of `time.sleep` could be moved outside the `try` block.


I don't think we need a line continuation here either


I added the figure. Here I just sorted the log files the same way they were sorted on src.


I really like your idea of predicting the next label. We should probably also think about a simple smoothing and possible underflows in the probability calculations.


To be honest, I don't think this handles the problem of short reads correctly at all.  Looking at `px_pgout()` it **already** handles the case of short writes correctly, namely by looping on the write until all the data has been written, or an error is returned:
```C
    while((partial = write(nciop->fd, nvp, nextent)) != -1) {
        if(partial == nextent)
            break;
        nvp += partial;
        nextent -= partial;
    }
```
In the case where _some_ data was read, but not the full amount, then `read()` will return the actual amount of data read and not -1, nor will `errno = EINTR` be set.  I think David Knaak had the correct solution in his initial comments in NCF-337:
```C
    do {
        read_count = extent - nread;
        bytes_xferred = read(fd, vp, read_count);
        if (bytes_xferred > 0) {
            nread += bytes_xferred;
            vp += nread;
        }
    } while ((nread > 0 && bytes_xfered < request_count) ||
             (nread == -1 && errno == EINTR));
```
This cannot result in an infinite loop, since either a non-zero amount of data will be read each time until `request_count` bytes are read, or it will loop on the `EINTR` condition as it already does in the code.

It isn't clear to me what the comment `The case where it's a short read is already handled by the function  (according to the comment below, at least).` actually means.  If `read()` returns 0 it has hit the end of file, or if the full amount of data has been read (possibly in multiple calls, then the `read()` can stop.  It definitely should not stop in the middle if the `read()` was interrupted and returned a partial result.


It's true that the lsize here is incorrect.  I'm not certain if it actually causes an issue, since we're probably not using the lsize (since it was previously unset), but it should be set correctly on principle.


Highly nonessential, but thanks (not) so much to my iPhone spell checker who a managed to botch my commit title in not one buof the two places! :)

Correct title is **First draft of readme for first patch branch**


Oneplus One  If you have i can try cherry-pick :)


Note to self: or re-key, since that resets the seq number.


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Such asserts could be added, but I don't think they'd help us very much.  We also don't check that all the lsizes are the same.  If you feel strongly about adding asserts for that, it wouldn't be very hard.


oh... I think I was trying to see whether or not to normalize the
activation before computing the cross correlation. This is bad... I should
have them cleaned up right away....

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@vicnicius I think we should do the same on the Budget (Orçamento) tab. What do you think?


@jzucker2 Instead of _data_ you should pass _data[kPNMessagePayloadDataKey]_ (and make sure to remove _data[kPNMessagePayloadDataKey]_ from _+messageFromData:withAdditionalParserData:_. _+messageFromData:withAdditionalParserData:_ use actual message data type to check whether it should try to decrypt it or not.


ok adding in context for the function being called, etc. Think 'Publish:' as a prefix is enough or should I do more for the context since if you have an error handler that is where it will be processed?


Sorry about the copyright. The new version of IntelliJ adds it automatically and I still haven't configured it to not do it. I deleted them manually but this might be added due to a last minute change. My apologies.


@jzucker2 Instead of _data_ you should pass _data[kPNMessagePayloadDataKey]_ (and make sure to remove _data[kPNMessagePayloadDataKey]_ from _+presenceFromData:_.


This comment can be more informative; *why* are we waiting 2 seconds?


Because they haven't been popped and 100 is the limit?


My OnePlus1 is here: https://github.com/binkybear/AK-OnePone

Its pretty stable right now.


May we know if there is any patches we need to add in this place?

> File to patch:

During installation, it halts at this line. Thanks.
We are running Intel RealSense at NVIDIA Jetson TK1 board.


Space missing inside {.<br>Space missing inside }.


Line is too long. [122/100]


Line is too long. [104/100]


It was too late... my mistake :)


This was wrong. I'm sorry.


In fact it was a fix for ceylon/ceylon-ide-eclipse#1655


![screen shot 2015-12-17 at 3 42 48 pm](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2508142/11885278/0db11a20-a4d5-11e5-9bfb-fe255b4e99f6.png)


Brian, why did you remove it from here. Isn't this the right place?


@jzucker2 Is it good idea to hardcode test origin right into public visible tests?


Python evaluates this default value only once. Thus every call to `submissions_between` will use the same default object if none are provided which would have unintended side-effects. The solution is to use `=None`, and then in the body of the code if the value `None` is passed initialize a dictionary.


__Really good Job @fstiehle !__


Yeah, that seems right.


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@stuartc , I had to remove the picklist to get this to work. don't have access to `credentials.map` on the job description form anymore and can't figure it out!


Both of `np.dtype(float)` and `np.dtype("d")` produce `np.float64`.  Perhaps we should use a local variable for preferred numerical type and use it when making arrays.


Fixed in d30fcfc222c205135b07828e97afa8d606364e98


这是一门课的大作业。。没时间写，写得太烂了QAQBest,Jiancheng Li-------- Original Message --------Subject: Re: [poem_generator] Add get_collocations and get_topic(TODO: KMeans leads to MemoryError) (44f0afc)From: Harry Ji To: lijiancheng0614/poem_generator CC: Jiancheng Li 黎大神开搞 NLP 了就是吊

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I actually hardly know the answer to this question.  Feel free to edit.


Well trank you

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addressed this.


Failure has nothing to do with this change because Travis just breaks with a:

```
Broadcast message from root@testing-gce-9d876dda-7bf0-4982-a648-a276e58b8898
	(unknown) at 23:45 ...
The system is going down for halt NOW!
Power button pressed
```


:+1: really glad we tracked that down


These two tests look great, man.


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thanks. i'll cherry-pick-. What do i need more? :) thanks


Try to download it manually and put into your kernel: https://github.com/CM-LG-MSM8226/android_kernel_lge_msm8226/blob/cm-13.0/firmware/atmel/E4A47P2_2_04.fw


Seems like you are kinda rewriting relativedelta here?


абстрагироваться в CacheStorage implements Storage


@jzucker2 at least _subscribedChannel_ check fail for me every time and it should fail in this case. _subscribedChannel_ from presence object fewer to the same object stored in _event.data.subscribedChannel_. Those objects usually reflect same information as _data_ object itself because they are subclass of **PNSubscriberData** class. So check should be against _2EC925F0-B996-47A4-AF54-A605E1A9AEBA_ too.


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@aschwaighofer  can you please review this patch ?


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Can we split this up into a few tests?


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@afruth Do you have any idea on this one? I'm sure I'm doing something dumb :)


Hiya!

I think we're on the same page:

AttributeStatementMappingRules should be an instance resource (as you have it).  It should have an `items` property that returns a `Set<AttributeStatementMappingRule>` (Set instead of List because, while the JSON shows an array, we want to ensure there are not duplicate entries (based on the rule `name` field)).  Rules should be manipulated by setting a new Set - not modifying the existing Set.  The underlying implementation should be a LinkedHashSet (not something users need to care about) and this will at least retain the JSON array order (if we care about it - which we kind of don't, but retaining order could be nice I guess).

`AttributeStatementMappingRule` should be an interface:

```java
public interface AttributeStatementMappingRule {

    static AttributeStatementMappingRule create(String name, String... accountAttributeNames);

    String getName();

    Set<String> getAccountAttributeNames();

}
```

I think Rules should be immutable (no setters).  That would imply that if you want to change a rule, you have to create a new instance and add it to the list (and then set the list on the AttributeStatementMappingRules instance).  Note the helper/factory method above - that can be used to create new rules.

Also, for set semantics, a Rule should be considered equal if its name is equal to another rule.  You can ignore the account attribute names for equality check, because there can only be one rule per `name` in a Set.

Does this all make sense?  Any concerns or issues you might see?


Thanks for adding the manifests for these! They're a great addition to PixelWeb!


obviously I wanted to use the above `major_version` here :)


This update somehow broke things with cordova. Suddenly the app won't load past the splash screen.


starting to work on #54


These patches are already in the latest build


You can do this just once.


Whaaat di you just merged? o.O


> Hmm? No, never unmap.
If you have GM in hw, then "default" will be hw.
If you don't have GM in hw, then the "default" will be "virtual".
dosemu shouldn't care, it is entirely about the available hw.

I have GM hardware when I am in my office and have bothered to hook it up to my laptop.  I don't have GM hardware when I am on the couch, on the airplane, etc.  If I'm using software, I should be able to configure without opening an editor.

> In dosemu2 we are moving away from bothering users with technical
details, to something that "just works". But you seem to
be stuck with dosemu1 approaches a bit. :)

You are arguing for the "multiple config files and hardcoded policy" approach to "just works".
I like the "reasonable defaults, with knobs for particular use cases" approach to "just works".
Maybe your patch does this.

Also, dosemu1 is barely configurable at runtime at all, so that last statement doesn't make sense.  *shrug*


We should probably talk more offline about what you plan on doing (I'm a little confused since OnePlus1 is already added).  Email me at binkybear@nethunter.com


`stack_name` is always required: no need to check presence again.


So I think these two lines should be combined to `if (typeof val === 'string' && val.trim().slice(-2) === 'px') {`, then let the `return { val: parseFloat(val) };` be the else in all other cases.


/ref https://github.com/QuatroCode/simplr-gulp/issues/5


The round robin type should be passed as a parameter to the constructor.


See note on a fix below. Good catch!


You already know the round robin type here because it was passed to you in the constructor. I think this means you don't need to store the round robin type in the ``ParentRecord``.


``ParentConsistentHash::numParents(const ParentResult *result) const``.


вот тут иф забыл, moveToFirst() эта штука поверяет пустая ли бд вроде(ИСПРАВЛЮ)


D'oh, this commit is missing a subsystem prefix.


``ParentRoundRobin::numParents(const ParentResult *result) const``.


I suppose not. Pull request created.


Yep -> https://github.com/nodejs/node/pull/4318#issuecomment-165308406


Why does this function and the next one have to have a return type of `std::string`, while other functions in Cantera using the standard namespace are not required to do so? Removing the `std::` throws a compiler error.


@dtjm thanks! It was just unclear (github apparently doesn't have tools/ui for indicating that kind of thing)


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Sua lai ham update_budget_telephone


You should set this up to hit consul to get the API info.
Also, setup that endpoint so you don't need that ugly `.php` at the end.


what is this shit


Can't this just be `(except [e HyMacroExpansionError] (pass))` or something like that?


Why did you get rid of `static` here?


Dependency to the Apache Hadoop without any good reason.


Check if you have both .fw and .ihex files


@electrum this is just the HTTP protocol bits, and does not allow actually creating, committing or rolling back a transaction


In fact, it might make sense to look into replacing the connection manager all together and using consul to store that info - seems like a really good use case


@ahrens can you take a look at these helper functions? They are called from `dnode_hold_impl()` to determine if a dnode in a given block is free or in use. In practice I found I had to check the `dnh->dnh_dnode` and the `dnode_phys_t` to get a reliable answer, but I never managed to fully convince myself that this was totally safe or correct.


ADD REDAME.md in openstack/


In 3D an orientation index (not flag) is sufficient to indicate how two faces are positioned.  In particular, there are only 3 orientations possible.

Sorry for breaking PumiInterface.


I force pushed over this, as it was still the most recent commit. See 93d6b5fb68eae8b0912579980e17ebf0723ab2cc


I think this comment is still valid. Do you think it's not important anymore?


don't hardcode these values, make them more generic - another good use case for consul. Otherwise changes here will require a code change.


any reason why this code is duplicated from above (line 38)?


what's with the indent here? (mixing spaces and tabs?)


what happens if a non-200 is returned?


It would be nice if we could do this without creating another lambda—especially since the lambdas (and probably their closures) are copied by-value (if the closure is large, this is a lot of unnecessary copying).


@rmccue i am mapping endpoint methods to model capabilities...

is the logic here right? in order to save a model you need 'PUT', is that right, or is it 'PUT' or 'POST'?  DELETE seems correct for model.destroy().

endpoint methods models now have:

![endpoint methods](http://f.cl.ly/items/091S3Q1V3H1R1J3L2o1n/test__local_dev_2015-12-16_20-13-40.jpg)

collection methods:

![](http://cl.ly/1S083M1I211H/test__local_dev_2015-12-16_20-19-49.jpg)


I assume this copies entire event into the FIFO and not a pointer.


what's going on here? are we setting the wrong attribute in the ultron connection?


Maybe writer should drop event if no room in FIFO. Otherwise it overruns and corrupts the indices. Maybe another commit.


Note that `defaultSchema` is incomplete and that not all items within the schema are implemented.
All future additions should be done through the schema with appropriate validation.


Oh yeah that's true. I don't even remember deleting it. I can bring it back


If it were me, I'd probably introduce the `deprecated` functionality in a prior commit.


Can we get away with declaring this as `int count` (stack-allocated), and capture by reference below? How hard would that be? It's this type of thing (having to move local variables into the heap) that we were trying to avoid in HC(++)Lib—so I'm curious how easy it would be to just use a stack variable here instead.


On these clusters you have to build OSMesa from source anyway right?
So we can just build llvmpipe+Mesa with Xvfb. I can provide instructions to do the build.
OSMesa is really painful to work with: the versions lying around on clusters are so out of date as to be useless, and it's really slow.
If there really are systems out there where OSMesa can be used but Mesa+Xvfb can't, then I'll put it back, but yes it definitely won't be supported.


``explicit ParentConfigParams(...)``


Seems odd that we have to make changes to so many different files in order to add a new driver. Are we following the prescribed pattern properly or is there something else going on here?


``unsigned numParents(...) const``


i updated middleman v4, but it has some issue on middleman-sprockets and compass. So i revert to middleman beta version. Issue is [here] (https://github.com/middleman/middleman/issues/1672)


templ


Unfortunately, `quoted-string` in RFC is

    quoted-string  = DQUOTE *( qdtext / quoted-pair ) DQUOTE
    qdtext         = HTAB / SP /%x21 / %x23-5B / %x5D-7E / obs-text
    obs-text       = %x80-FF
    quoted-pair    = "\" ( HTAB / SP / VCHAR / obs-text )

So... we have `quoted-pair`, which means... backslash escaped character is valid, so may contains `\"`.

May be we can have simple parser here for now and revisit to add a true HTTP header parser?


#5252_TinDiscrepancyNewVRFModel (rongpengzhang) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1963 of 1984 tests passed)

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This function does not say hi.  The original "complementMe" was more accurate.  Also, the description above it indicates "I'll make a method that alerts my name".  I don't care which functionality we pick, please correct them to be consistent.


建议按这个来吧，紧跟 airbnb 的步伐。


an inline comment. This comment is specifically for line 10,
indicating that line 10 has a spelling error that needs fixed before being merged in.


@Myoldmopar It seems this issue only exists in the test on "x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug". Any idea? Did you test it with the old "VariableRefrigerantFlow_FluidTCtrl_5Zone"?


postgresql six six six


Closed #17


I thought when the event doesn't have a "minimum to go", it defaults to 1?

Logically, when "minimum to go" is 1, it in fact has no minimum to go.


also broke adding new episode.


Don't need to make clone each time


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Not sure where the hell this came from..


I played around with this for a little bit. One problem with the above approach is that a lot of the stuff that would get shunted into SharedStyleRecalcContext is used during both restyle and reflow. This seems to suggest that a Base/Full separation is more appropriate than an A/B separation. We could still twiddle the names, though.


Error

HTTP 405: Method Not Allowed

Traceback

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/share/CE_CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/QSickRage/SickRage/lib/tornado/web.py", line 1413, in _execute result = method(*self.path_args, **self.path_kwargs)
File "/share/CE_CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/QSickRage/SickRage/sickbeard/webserve.py", line 243, in post super(WebHandler, self).get(*args, **kwargs)
File "/share/CE_CACHEDEV1_DATA/.qpkg/QSickRage/SickRage/lib/tornado/web.py", line 217, in get raise HTTPError(405)
HTTPError: HTTP 405: Method Not Allowed

Request Info

body: indexerLang=en&providedIndexer=0&whichSeries=theTVDB%7C1%7Chttp%3A%2F%2Fthetvdb.com%2F%3Ftab%3Dseries%26id%3D%7C79854%7CMickey+Mouse+Clubhouse%7C2006-05-05&rootDir=%2Fshare%2FCE_CACHEDEV4_DATA%2FTV-SHOWS&defaultStatus=5&defaultStatusAfter=3&quality_preset=164&anyQualities=4&anyQualities=32&anyQualities=128&whitelist=&blacklist=&skipShow=
files: {}
protocol: http
connection:
body_arguments: {'defaultStatus': ['5'], 'providedIndexer': ['0'], 'skipShow': [''], 'anyQualities': ['4', '32', '128'], 'indexerLang': ['en'], 'defaultStatusAfter': ['3'], 'blacklist': [''], 'rootDir': ['/share/CE_CACHEDEV4_DATA/TV-SHOWS'], 'quality_preset': ['164'], 'whichSeries': ['theTVDB|1|http://thetvdb.com/?tab=series&id=|79854|Mickey Mouse Clubhouse|2006-05-05'], 'whitelist': ['']}
uri: /home/addShows/addNewShow
query_arguments: {}
_start_time: 1450323803.79
headers: {'Origin': 'http://10.0.0.75:7073', 'Content-Length': '339', 'Accept-Language': 'en-US,en;q=0.8', 'Accept-Encoding': 'gzip, deflate', 'Connection': 'keep-alive', 'Accept': 'text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/webp,*/*;q=0.8', 'Upgrade-Insecure-Requests': '1', 'Dnt': '1', 'Host': '10.0.0.75:7073', 'Referer': 'http://10.0.0.75:7073/home/addShows/newShow/', 'Cache-Control': 'max-age=0', 'Cookie': 'NAS_USER=admin; NAS_SID=hckhu1bb; home=1; snatched_view=list; soon_view=thumb; suggest_view=thumb; late_view=list; blu_ray_com_new_releases_view=thumb; imdb_movies_in_theaters_view=thumb; imdb_box_office_view=thumb; imdb_top_dvd_rentals_view=thumb; imdb_top_250_movies_view=thumb; wanted_view=thumb; QT=1450323278112', 'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.2; WOW64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/47.0.2526.80 Safari/537.36', 'Content-Type': 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded'}
host: 10.0.0.75:7073
version: HTTP/1.1
arguments: {'defaultStatus': ['5'], 'providedIndexer': ['0'], 'skipShow': [''], 'anyQualities': ['4', '32', '128'], 'indexerLang': ['en'], 'whichSeries': ['theTVDB|1|http://thetvdb.com/?tab=series&id=|79854|Mickey Mouse Clubhouse|2006-05-05'], 'blacklist': [''], 'rootDir': ['/share/CE_CACHEDEV4_DATA/TV-SHOWS'], 'quality_preset': ['164'], 'defaultStatusAfter': ['3'], 'whitelist': ['']}
_finish_time: None
query:
path: /home/addShows/addNewShow
method: POST


Closed #18


Опять супергигантский коммит)


Weren't we planning to get rid of the `argc` and `argv` from `hclib_launch`?


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apologies typo in pull request.  Sadly I should always compile code before generating a pull request.

Should be

Balance - Amount >= 0;


Great. The warning message should not be ignored, would you please replace `warning` with `console.warn()` or `console.log()`.


Why use the type `generic_framePtr` for the function-pointer argument here and not `asyncFct_t`?


What does "triggers" mean? I think a DDT is a task that explicitly *depends on* DDFs for scheduling.


こっちもSecondの方がよさそうです。
原文は、"The second" ではなく、"The Second" になっているので。


https://github.com/cgoldberg/xvfbwrapper

On Thu, Dec 17, 2015 at 2:27 PM, OKaluza <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> On these clusters you have to build OSMesa from source anyway right?
> So we can just build llvmpipe+Mesa with Xvfb. I can provide instructions
> to do the build.
> OSMesa is really painful to work with: the versions lying around on
> clusters are so out of date as to be useless, and it's really slow.
> If there really are systems out there where OSMesa can be used but
> Mesa+Xvfb can't, then I'll put it back, but yes it definitely won't be
> supported.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/underworldcode/underworld2/commit/2f9c690ecd29e49eca0e64b2f3b55e5dd996ee76#commitcomment-15032472>
> .
>


Hah :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:


That makes much more sense, @MekDrop - thank you for the detailed explanations!

As we move towards a release, having a clear explanation of how to create the output for your content will be very helpful.

These changes are good changes. :+1:


Hell


ok


Every theme will now need to have css/boiler.css?


You don't need to (and [some say shouldn't](http://stackoverflow.com/q/605845/1427124)) cast the result of `malloc` in C code. (You would have to in C++—but if you're using C++ you should just call `new` anyway...)


This is problematic because XCTest is not present in the default toolchain installation (yet).


omg


I think the .NET runtime already does that, so I wouldn't worry about it.

On Wed, Dec 16, 2015 at 4:11 PM, Alex Earl <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> That's probably a good idea.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/IronLanguages/main/commit/12c037231203c0bde5cd3629f22486ee3d630d83#commitcomment-15030160>
> .
>


```c
            float PositionX = 0;
            float PositionY = 0;
            float PositionZ = 0;
```
->
```c
Position Pos;
```


What's with the cast here? Why not just `return &wrapper->event`?


Wouldn't it better to move `curses.endwin()` here? No need to call two external commands.

Moreover, why use signal when you can catch `KeyboardInterrupt` exception?


楼主能否出一个listView+滚动页的demo,发现现在的app都有这个需求


interval


Fixed.


Again, no need to cast when assigning from a `void*` in C code.


You're right, that's my mistake. Fixed.


systand AC142


My installation is COMPLETELY broken at this point, and only reverting all the way back to `b3da8d9` solved my issues. First my DB wouldn't load at all, turned out to be something related to Dec 7th commits (I suspect `4fdb489`), then I was having multiple issues related to web interface (I suspect `941f926`), and couldn't even check it because all my logging was EMPTY (I suspect `fed6fbb`)

Phew.


We should probably document this in `curryRight` as well.


Thanks for the stack overflow link, it was part of the conventions at my old company but I'm also good with the reasoning posted there.


This actually looks like a problem to me. The whole point of a future is that it should return a *value*—not `NULL`. Maybe the `generic_framePtr` type should be `void *(*)(void*)` instead of `void (*)(void*)`, which would let you actually return a (`void*`) value to put into the DDF.


Fixed, leftover from some intermediate changes,


Good work!


@jrose-apple Makes sense, and easily done. See 606356c.


asdasdasd


Ok I understand what is going on. So I guess we always must draw without rotation in the sketch canvas to avoid interpolation and then blend with rotation.

The problem is that once rotated some parts outside the sketch canvas will need to be blended in.
This means that we must make the sketch canvas a square of size the diagonal of the main canvas.


Were we?  I don't remember discussing that, but I'm certainly in favor of not having HC configure itself with command-line arguments. However, taking argc and argv might also be useful if we pass them on to the user callback (in this case entrypoint), simply because many user programs might need to do that manually anyway.


Should probably `free(args)` here.


@bbrooks this is awesome, nice work!


Perubahan Purnomo Jati


I've moved those functions into a new package, clinch-slime, so it shouldn't be an issue anymore.


I compared the both implementation. Geany's c.c makes a token for anonymous struct (and enum) in tagCheck.
Resetting the counter is easy. I will make a PR.


你好，你们的3D打印机做完了没？程序部分是自己设计的吗？


cool


Can we make this just `primary`?  Compare `active`, `internal`, `dismissed` and other model booleans.


yeah!


good!


Excellent!  So it recognized it wasn't binary.  What was the issue?


Done. I tried to minimize the risk by having a precise capture list, but if the user-provided lambda is large there could still be issues of course.


I avoid duplicating much of that by stating method `xyz` is like `abc`.


Yeah, result of a copy-pasted line.


utf8 charset.


On Wed, Dec 16, 2015 at 1:32 PM, Simon Byrne <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> You probably don't want this: I tried and gave up given how difficult it is to get travis to push to github.

Well, I'm ok with listing imperfect code (unless the repo owner has
strong objections) ... Hey, that is why this repo isnt called
"Metadata.jl" :-)  SVAKSHA ॥  http://about.me/svaksha  ॥


Great.


Fixed, and reindented a few other comments after looking at how it was done in other files.


Any idea how to do that with nested lambdas? It works fine from inside a single lambda if I use a capture list of &count, but if I want to reference a variable that was captured by reference in an outer lambda from inside an inner lambda, it doesn't work to just add &count to the inner lambda's capture list.


Fixed.


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i cant find the commit but im gettin this error /home/joshndroid/temarsh/out/target/product/flounder/obj/SHARED_LIBRARIES/libsurfaceflinger_intermediates/SurfaceFlinger.o: In function `android::SurfaceFlinger::handleTransactionLocked(unsigned int)':
/home/joshndroid/temarsh/frameworks/native/services/surfaceflinger/SurfaceFlinger.cpp:1615: undefined reference to `android::Layer::updateTransformHint(android::sp<android::DisplayDevice const> const&) const'


I don't think we can. The args object doubles as the hclib_ddf_t returned from asyncFuture. The user gets that, so they can use it however they like (before or after the future actually runs). It will have to be on the user to free that memory.


Based on your change, I think the best is to update the template app to aborb the change. But most part of reapp is stlil based on react 0.13. So any suggestion to upgrade current reapp to use 0.14?


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Ok, I took care of it. Also, I noticed that my solution was broken in portrait mode. I went ahead and fixed that as well.


Actually this sets ksort() value true or false to $related_items variable, and it becomes value 1. So the right way would be to just use:

ksort( $related_items );


I think in that case I'd prefer introducing a new typedef, rather than polluting all the other async APIs and requiring the programmer write a whole bunch of return NULL; all over the place where it really isn't necessary. I've added that as futureFct_t.


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上面的456行在原commit中是被刪除掉的，有什麼特別原因這裏要保存麼？
不過看起來保存那一行的話對下面沒什麼影響（pyflakes會報未使用變量？），如果不影響其他的話就無所謂了


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For some strange reason the package in Hex still has the 2000 value, thus is creating bad values in my database :(, do you need If I need to replace the hex dependency in my project or do we need to do something to release this version to Hex? Thank you in advance @ericmj


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@jibinjose95 we actually use 4-space tabs for all our code, please switch the indentation back


I hit enter instead of apostrophe. :-1:


估计是在 rebase 的过程中，弄错了，又加回来了。 等你都注释完，我改了重提一下。


Let's clean this one up while we're working on this...

We shouldn't be repeating terms, I'd say remove "Courage and Respect, "Courage and Passion" and just list out the unique three: "Courage, Respect, Passion". I think we can remove "Romantic Love" as well, seeing as "Love" is there.


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I think you need to leave off the trailing slash here.


Is there ever a case where somebody could manage the `Spotlight::Site` but not create a `Spotlight::Exhibit`?

I'm totally okay with being explicit about it in case that ever changes, but it just struck me as odd.


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Trying to figure out why you added this ... these probabilities are already here:
https://github.com/opencog/ros-behavior-scripting/blob/master/src/behavior-cfg.scm#L45
and they are triggered here:

https://github.com/opencog/ros-behavior-scripting/blob/master/src/btree.scm#L1061

However, until pull req #4 this was roken, there were new expression/gesture updates done at 10x/second. Pull req #4 fixed this.


@bberenz No problem.  Done via https://github.com/qzind/qz-print/commit/7c9ab3be39423228b9168aff257058d9d602b167.


I've left questions inside the code


This was copied from upstream, where the "request a new exhibit" button is also protected. Happy to change it, but didn't see a reason to.


Sure, no problem.


@bberenz @Vzor- Note, the word `NONE` here is a bit misleading... but it works. :+1:


Nope, that's fine.  No harm no foul.


Did you try recreating the tox env? (tox -r)


Good points!  I actually didn't know about the KeyboardInterrupt exception.  Latest commit reflects your suggestions @livibetter.


Are you able to make another commit to update the read me with the new variables to set?


Awesome!


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You may not change README.md. Trust me, I done it before and got into trouble.


I'd rather the JSON value here just be an array of strings.  UIs that want to use a single text field can split on commas before pushing to the API


It seemed likely that anyone writing Swift on Linux would also want to test things, especially since CommandLine itself doesn't yet pass all the tests. I could definitely call this out as a requirement in the Readme, though. Do you have another suggestion?


I believe there's a wrong placement of code.

Instead of this original commit,
```html
<li ui-sref="partyDetails({ partyId: party._id })" ng-repeat="party in partiesList.parties">
     {{party.name}}**
```
I believe the code should be as follow instead,
```html
<li ng-repeat="party in partiesList.parties">

    <a ui-sref="partyDetails({ partyId: party._id })">{{party.name}}</a>
```


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OK. I see the gitattributes you added to force it to read as text.

I have been looking at the blocks of binary data in there:
Namemap- helps auto correct names of objects if they change. ie change a field name in a table and it adjusts the forms, queries, reports (but not code).  Seems pretty helpful for now.  We are still making changes to the tables.
PrtDevMode, PrtDevNames, PrtDevModeW- Literally info about printers.  I wonder if we deleted these sections, if they have a default value it would revert to. Seems really extraneous.
ImageData- The navigation buttons on some pages have icons.  I think that it is binary for that picture.  Not sure in what format (jpg, gif, whatever).  Probably the only way to not have it is to not use images.

It is interesting to see how access stores the info about the forms.  Good job on pulling this together and figuring it out.


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Thanks


Adicionei nas outras ações a atualização do fato qtdacao(Qda) (quantidade de acoes) para que cada ação conte mais 1 na variável Qda. Assim, quando passar de 49, o agente prioriza o retorno à casa [1,1].
Outro que adicionei foi, caso o agente não tenha mais casas seguras para ir, ele priorize o retorno a casa [1,1] para sair.


I'm no expert in temp, but this seems to be correct and is sufficient for my purpose. Thanks for getting this up so quickly!


That's not totally surprising as the TestApp is traditionally run under the Debug build variant which doesn't use Proguard and up until this commit neither did Release.

The TestApp is just used for day to day development and code samples, so feel free to disable Proguard in the Release build variant again.


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These are hrefs, so please add https://


Word wrap


Wish there were a way I can just edit these commits directly instead of making you do it


thank you so much,


It's ok! That's not a big issue, as you mentioned. Anyone can configure own bower.json file and set `main` property ;)


Right now the code is all tabbed; it seems counter-productive to include this before the code is shifted to spaced indentation, presumably as part of PSR-1/2 support.


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чем failure отличается от success?
Почему пустые селекторы?


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These Read in the data from the database.


I would like to use this new support, how can I build it locally and use it in an android project.  What needs to be updated in the Gradle file to use a locally build plugin?  It doesn't seem like the version that is on the Maven (jcenter) repository has this support.

Thank you,
Jon


This changes the ugly text that the usb card scanner reads into usable rNumber.


What about comparing the comparisons into a single function?


if the cleanup command has run then us the ID to make the call to the database and then print using the lable


@BebZ Concernant les sociétés à l'IS, c'est l'article VII.1° et ensuite ils abordent les cas particuliers que sont les BNC et les agricoles car la saisie est différente, on est sur de la comptabilité de trésorerie, pas de suivi des fournisseurs, des clients, etc... donc le format est légèrement différent.


this uses a pre-made label that is made in the dymo program. you create name references that the "SetObjectText" command can change the text in.


Nice! Consider using @NonNull / @Nullable annotations on variables and method return values where appropriate so the IDE will flag mistakes.


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点赞，顺便狐吧的这个企划还活着么 :cat:


A small avian animal told me that PSR-2 pull requests are coming. Sooner than winter. Ha. Ha. I made a human joke.


See the different approach here I have imported all the libraries all at once and then using the interfaces. This is good when you have too many library mappings to remember


Since this is an an Activity (which subclasses Context), consider just passing `this` for the context parameter.


we are just assuming that the sketches are created in this certain order nothing as a rule but just an assumption


these are 2 bodies , call them construction bodies, they are going to house the even and odd indexed coins ! That helps us segregate the coins at the creation level


just trying to figure the odd and the even index by using math.divrem


Previously RegexpFilter.typeMap[MEDIA,FONT] was set to the same value as OTHER irrespective of Chrome version. After the patch it only happens below m38 and the patch doesn't explain why. I am not certain it makes any actual behavior change (I was assuming it does) but it looks fishy.


you need to try this manually in catia , what happens when you give a negative limit to the second dimension? and this is where we are leveraging the capabilities of CATIA


Our job of cutting the pocket is now just simple .. straight through cut for all the coins


Actually the matrix at this point should not be the old matrix, as we might have removed all data or something like that...
So we want the "invalid" matrix without it being actually invalid. `0.0` does the trick, I checked :)


Robrt is a general purpose continuous integration and deployment tool.


目前所有 bluebird 都移除了，我 grep 检查了一下


and here?


Private? Didn't you want to avoid lots of potential size calls? Might be worth looking at https://github.com/ben-manes/caffeine


Use a `deletion-batch-size` config parameter?


Not really, no. I found myself having to rename the directory again, then commit and tag it, just so my tool would compile with `swift build`. A workaround might be to have the test module as a separate repository, but it doesn't strike me as a nice option.


`%3A` -> `:`
is ok there?


多了行空行，不過沒啥影響


The issue only exists there because it's the only debug build, so it
catches more.


The specific instance used in this POC is [BRT.Robrt](brt.robrt.io), but still, it's only responsible for listening to GitHub events, cloning, isolating, and building whatever is in the registered repository.

Ideally, the source code for the parser and renderers should live in the guide's repository, together with a `.robrt.json` file that instructs BRT.Robrt – or any other Robrt instance configured to listen to that repository – on how to build that particular version.


Ok. I will do it today.


'Markdown inspired, with some TeX sprinkles'


Nice! :+1:


:tada:


que seria de nosotros sin reflection. esos cabrones en vez de abrir esas apis.


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It also wors for my case. Thank you very much.  @marcosramirezaranda


if having no distribution columns => not distributed, would it conflict with perhaps needing to represent a random() or arbitrary() distribution function?


Misspelled module...I should go to sleep.


好的哈


> Do you mean the ifdef for SECTION_ATTRS?

this is my personal opinion: let me know if you think differently.

I was saying that doing something with asm which can be done by a python script is not good idea.
it loses portability of the code in different environment (mach-o binary again comes to my mind if linux can be built in some days).

I guess the original approach (i.e., declaring supported __NR_ in arch/lkl with __IGNORE prefix in some case, and use standard syscall number) is the right way to do this. did you see some difficulties with this approach ?

I will look for this way and propose PR if it comes.
(btw, current code crashes by injecting nun-supported syscall number into lkl_syscall() entry point. I will look this issue too)


Put strings on one line so they are grepable


API key was reset.


hum... you're right concurrentmap.size can be expensive.


Remove unnecessary line.


a recursive interface.


All previous tests replay from `1L`. Any reason you have chosen to replay from `0L`?


Yes, I agree. If we want to change the signature of `asyncFuture`, then it would only be a change for `asyncFuture`, not the normal `async`.


有個很奇怪的地方，原commit和這裏的這個函數都沒有用到傳進來的channel變量，是爲了和其他地方保持一致？


OK, that makes sense.


Notei que o agente fica preso ás vezes sempre virando e trombando. Por isso, deixei a função ```faz_frente``` para dar uma casa invalida caso o agente esteja numa extremidade.


Rename to `Delete`? Is consistent with `Write` and `Replay`, for example.


I think this is more readable:

if (offset % 4)
  return aspeed_vic_read_l(s, norm_offset);
else
  return aspeed_vic_read(s, norm_offset & ~4);


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"betrat" is "the past tense" "betritt" is the "present progressive"


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Rename to `readDeletedToSequenceNr`?


Bitte gib so viele Informationen wie möglich an.


合并分支


I guess I'm conflating a conversation I had with Zoran and the discussion we had via email about how to set the number of worker threads... The idea was to get rid of the `argc` and `argv` in `hclib_launch` because `hclib_launch` might actually be called somewhere deeper in the call stack where its not so convenient to access `argc` and `argv`... Maybe I'll just open an issue so we don't forget about this.


You could memset to zero and then just set the nonzero ones. This has the advantage of setting the ones you might have missed below


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What are all these changes you made for, @shardulc ??


Twice to be sure?


This only makes it not treat ::class as the start of a class definition - it breaks other uses of :: - refs #12


Beides geht!
(Both soulotions are possible)


can you elaborate on the expectations for isDistributedOn in this context?
- does it need to be an exact match of the partitioning columns? or if you are actually distributed on columns (A), does that mean you are also distributed on (A, B)?
- do having the global constants change anything here (like they do with partitioning)?


Never mind. Don't review code on your phone, on a tram, in the heat


Please change visibility back to `private` and implement a `currentSequenceNr` method to be used by implementation classes e.g. `LeveldbEventLog`.


So idea of how chatbot should work with affect messages:
1. Chatbot sends emotion of input message (for messages that has some positive/negative keywords).
2. Behavior tree considers the emotion and update its current state and after that send the current emotion from behavior tree
3. Chatbot then adds an extra markup to the answer (ideally should give different answers based on emotions).
4. Chatbot sends answer to TTS.

This is how it works now:
1. Chatbot sends positive/negative expression
2. Owyl tree shows one of happy or sad expressions and sends it back to chatbot.
3. Chatbot ignores the expression, and just publish the answer.
4. TTS adds additional markup based on emotions that are sent to blender_api from behavior tree.
Thats based on the code i saw on current behavior tree, chatbot and tts.

Since currently chatbot is ignoring those expressions sent by behavior tree anyway, the following fix was done, so chatbot doesn't wait for behavior to publish emotion and there is no need to publish the message back to chatbot.

https://github.com/hansonrobotics/public_ws/commit/695d74e26747713849f462c52fc3a073b14f1a1d

I think @demaris could further explain the chat emotions.


I know this isn't strictly part of this commit, but one thing that is a bit confusing now is that we now have a distinction between distribution and partitioning. Given that, maybe we should rename partitionFunction to distributionFunction and partitioningColumns to distributionColumns?


Wrapped synced Linked hashmap with override on remove eldest entry might be interesting to benchmark. I would check it myself but I'm out of the country for a few weeks.


Wow, thanks, had no idea I could do that!


`adjustFromSequenceNr`? It is not a bug :smiley:


Nice!


`deleteAsync` to be consistent with several `readAsync...` and `writeAsync...`?


Silly humans, making jokes.

Cool, I might merge this one alongside that, then.


Why not having its member in `LeveldbEventLog`?


Just finished reading all the commits, makes sense. Lot of work to get that DocumentFile object, getting the volumeId, to get the rest of the path, a lot of reflection, must be a pain but it'll be awesome when it works I'm sure.


You don't want to load new images, you want to re-download the image for this media item. There is already a method in the DataSource class available for that.


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closed by #221


`LeveldbDeletionMarkerStore` or `LeveldbDeletedToStore`?


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I see where this is coming, but from past experience with similar issues I don't quite like the idea of failing silently, because sometimes it makes debugging much harder. That's the reason behind making partial messages fail hard, in the past I've allowed for fallbacks like this but it lead to much pain.

I think here I'd prefer to capture the failure somewhere else (on the Message API probably, not in the storage adaptor), and returning an empty string there if that's suitable.

But... which cases are we considering here? Is it the only one partial syncs, ie, we're trying to display a message for which we have a meta-doc, but the Content-Docs have not yet been synced?

In this case, I think we should skip the message as a whole, since rendering partial messages can easily lead to a quite frustrating experience for the user.


Well `VERBOSE=1 make qurt > make.log 2&1` to capture the output and then existing CMake knowledge.

The CMake documentation is very extensive, but not actually all that useful. I often read the docs about a specific issue and still have no idea whatsoever on how to use the CMake feature I've found.


Я на работе все делал, а там у меня почти весь перекрыт, только по http/https .
Вот и приходится все что успел на работе сделать вечером дома одним махом коммитить...


What would you think of something like this in `Package.swift`? A bit ugly perhaps, but it should work if you have https://github.com/apple/swift-package-manager/commit/86f3e32f1d338c97788d271a41e8fdab3dcb4aa2 (which added the `exclude` property) or later.

```swift
 #if os(Linux)
 import Glibc
 let skipTests = getenv("COMMANDLINE_SKIP_TESTS")
 if skipTests != nil {
   let target = Target(name: "CommandLineTests", dependencies: [.Target(name: "CommandLine")])
   package.targets.append(target)
 } else {
   package.exclude.append("CommandLineTests")
 }
 #endif
```


I'd either document the meaning of `compact` or rename it to something like `dictionaryIsCompacted`


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I'm a bit confused, sorry - would it be appropriate for instance to put @Nullable above the getLatitude method? (I should also probably change that name since it is getting more than just latitudes now)


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somehow i don't find the commit where you removed the linkage to iokit for tvos - any pointers?


@anrishitko


Keep both credentials.


In `cassandra`, it's called `CassandraDeletedToStore` ...


shouldn't we just move the check inside of `compact()`?  That way we can unconditionally call this method.


@nishi-t
I actually like your previous change where you build full Spark configuration parameters in the while loop. For example,
```
--master)          master="--master "$2 ; shift 2 ;;
--driver-memory)   driver_memory="--driver-memory "$2 ; shift 2 ;;
```
Insteadof
```
--master)          master=$2 ; shift 2 ;;
--driver-memory)   driver_memory=$2 ; shift 2 ;;
```

Please also test the script with various combinations of possible arguments (--nvargs, --explain, --stats, etc.) before finalizing the changes.


Betrat is also the formal form..

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Hmm I don't know if @demaris will see this.  I will point him at it. Right now there is also a delay: if the head just started showing some expression right now, there will be a delay before it switches to the next expression.

Anyway, we should probably have this discussion in some new bug report, something like "chatbot ignores emotional state."


Welcome to myhair


You still need a __-x__ flag here. Even when we fix the bug I pointed out there would be an implicit __-x__ for this statement. So if adding an explicit __-x__ breaks the code we need to know that now and figure out what is going on.


saw approval from shino
at https://github.com/basho/riak_cs/commit/7ba6eca5bfaa2c8a3cd1a12f208debff741b776d


merging basho/riak_cs/ku/remove-admin-secret = 7ba6eca5 into borshop-integration-1279-ku/remove-admin-secret


basho/riak_cs/ku/remove-admin-secret = 7ba6eca5 merged ok, testing candidate = 26039943


tes


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Both Cassandra and Leveldb event logs implement a `deletedTo` value cache. Move caching to `EventLog` and only do actual reads and writes in subclasses?


Hello, IMHO you should keep at least the LTS version of nodejs (current is 4.2).


komenatrz


Would it be ok to do this.equals(coordinatorOnlyDistribution())?

In general, from a modeling perspective, what does equals mean here vs. isDistributedOn?


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@sharedmit pls how do u mean u settled for png icons.....u mean u converted the font awesome icons to png or u use a fresh set of png icons


Would it be weird to make this a float32 and then this value could be 1.5?

Normally, you would not want to do a direct float comparison 1.5 == 1.5, but if people use the predefined constants like they are supposed to then it will be fine.

No one should be doing math on those values so 1.5000001 should never be compared against 1.49999999, right?


Shouldn't we rename `GetReplicationProgresses` to `GetLocalReplicationProgresses` then?


Right. The way the code is written presently, if there's an Exception when interacting with ExifInterface, the return value would be null. Using the annotation would look something like this:

    @NonNull private Uri uri;
    @NonNull private Context context;

    public ImageProcessing(@NonNull Context context, @NonNull Uri uri) {
    ...
    }

    @Nullable
    public String getLatitude(@NonNull String filePath) {
    ...
    }


I would do this in two steps so it is more clear that we are compacting


For SQL OR operator such as
SELECT *
FROM table_name
WHERE column_name1 = value1 OR column_name2 = value2
Will push down to JDBC datasource


there are some relationships between partitioning and distribution that should be enforced so that we don't construct invalid global models.
e.g.
distributed on (A, B), but partitioned on (C, D)


Any reason not to make ExifInterface a local?


please undo, if there is more rows than batch size then batchRow list will be reused and subsequent batch will have records from previous batch

can you check if there are some unit tests covering this part of the code, and if not can you add some?


This sounds a bit like automated garbage collection. What about *Events with a sequence number less than or equal the corresponding replication progress are allowed to be deleted locally*?


Oh, nope. I think I was initially planning to do a separate method for longitudes but didn't see the point later on. Fixed that, thanks!


yes, it's ok here


lgtm


Jeff updated out Jenkins scripts so that it will have the upstream/release-X.Y branch, so we do expect `git ls-tree` to work on Jenkins. If the command failed on Jenkins, then we need to fail the test.

Travis or users' local environment may not have upstream/release-X.Y, so we just make a warning if the `git ls-tree` command fails.


Also rename `readReplicationProgresses` to `readLocalReplicationProgresses`?


Ok, I'll do that. It is so easy to forget this implicit inheritance. 8-|


Odd, the assertions throw the IDE error "Cannot resolve symbol "Nullable" (and similar for @NonNull) for me.


自定義子類 class加密


Seriously... I am going to take my own life soon...


It was you, LucidCrux!  You removed the favicon!


Looks good to me. :)


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Ok, will fix.